friday brought a lot of sunshine to a lot of places across the british isles and i don't think we'rea radical change for many areas on saturday. simply because the overall pattern is still pretty similar. high pressure in the continent, low pressure in the atlantic, therefore, we are still tapping into this run of south—easterly airs and quite strong winds at times, up from the mediterranean, through the near continent and into the heart of the british isles. that is dry air so we are not seeing an awful of cloud for most of us just at the moment. the exceptions to that, the northern ireland ‘s and later in the day, the first signs of the atlantic front trying to cloud things over in the south—west. an onshore breeze from the north sea will keep the eastern coast down at about 15, 16, 17 but come inland, 20 plus is widely available. through saturday night and on into sunday, the first signs of the change in that the high—pressure drifts further away and in comes the front from the atlantic. that will set the tone for sunday. before the persistent rain arrives, we will have some quite

monday starts off ona the british isles. away. something a little fresher trying to dominate across all parts. the remnants of that weather front taking the last of the relatively mild air away to the near continent. behind, the best of the sunshine will be found across the northern half of the british isles, a pretty pleasant day. not much in the way of wind. a high of about 21 degrees. as a loss of that frontal cloud slips away and the high pressure builds in, tuesday will start on a british chilly night with clear skies and a lot of sunshine around. you will lose that somewhat as the frontal system showed its hand in the north. what a noticeable north—westerly breeze at this stage so north—westerly breeze at this stage so the temperature is struggling across the north—east of scotland. 20 across the south. as with other new day on wednesday, high—pressure centred toward the southern half of the british isles that allows is whether front to roll around the british isles that allows is whetherfront to roll around its northe

but there will be some rain across the far north of the british isles.south, but those colours beginning to drain away. something a little bit fresherjust trying to dominate across all parts. monday, as i say, the remnants of that weather front taking the last of the relatively mild airs away to the near continent. following on behind, the very best of the sunshine will be found across the northern half of the british isles, a pretty pleasant day. not too much in the way of wind. a high on the day of about 21 degrees. as the last of that frontal cloud slips away and the high pressure builds in, so tuesday will start on a pretty chilly note with clear skies, a lot of sunshine around. i think you will lose that somewhat as a frontal system just shows its hand towards northern ireland, the western side of scotland. quite a noticeable north—westerly breeze at this stage, so the temperatures struggling across the north—east of scotland. 20 still to be had across the south. as we start the new day on wednesday, high pressure centred towards the southern half o

friday brought a lot of sunshine to a lot of places across the british isles and i don't think we'rey. simply because the overall pattern is still pretty similar. high pressure in the continent, low pressure in the atlantic, therefore, we are still tapping into this run of south—easterly airs and quite strong winds at times, up from the mediterranean, through the near continent and into the heart of the british isles. that is dry air so we are not seeing an awful of cloud for most of us just at the moment. the exceptions to that, the northern isles and later in the day, the first signs of the atlantic front trying to cloud things over in the south—west. an onshore breeze from the north sea will keep the eastern coast down at about 15, 16, 17 but come inland, 20 plus is widely available. through saturday night and on into sunday, the first signs of the change in that the high—pressure drifts further away and in comes the front from the atlantic. that will set the tone for sunday. before the persistent rain arrives, we will have some quite sharp showers and maybe the odd thunder storm

but there will be some rain across the far north of the british isles.colours beginning to drain away. something a little bit fresherjust trying to dominate across all parts. monday, as i say, the remnants of that weather front taking the last of the relatively mild airs away to the near continent. following on behind, the very best of the sunshine will be found across the northern half of the british isles, a pretty pleasant day. not too much in the way of wind. a high on the day of about 21 degrees. as the last of that frontal cloud slips away and the high pressure builds in, so tuesday will start on a pretty chilly note with clear skies, a lot of sunshine around. i think you will lose that somewhat as a frontal system just shows its hand towards northern ireland, the western side of scotland. quite a noticeable north—westerly breeze at this stage, so the temperatures struggling across the north—east of scotland. 20 still to be had across the south. as we start the new day on wednesday, high pressure centred towards the southern half of the british isl

but there will be some rain across the far north of the british isles.rain away. something a little bit fresherjust trying to dominate across all parts. monday, as i say, the remnants of that weather front taking the last of the relatively mild airs away to the near continent. following on behind, the very best of the sunshine will be found across the northern half of the british isles, a pretty pleasant day. not too much in the way of wind. a high on the day of about 21 degrees. as the last of that frontal cloud slips away and the high pressure builds in, so tuesday will start on a pretty chilly note with clear skies, a lot of sunshine around. i think you will lose that somewhat as a frontal system just shows its hand towards northern ireland, the western side of scotland. quite a noticeable north—westerly breeze at this stage, so the temperatures struggling across the north—east of scotland. 20 still to be had across the south. as we start the new day on wednesday, high pressure centred towards the southern half of the british isles, and it allows this

so it's a pretty decent weekend for many parts of the british isles.e way that monday's going to start for some, that's going to be but a distant memory, because if you're anywhere near that frontal system, which really doesn't want to move away very quickly from the british isles, then it is going to be a soggy old start to the day. this is how it's shaping up first thing, with quite a bit of rain for the greater part of scotland, save the shetland isles. it should just about clear northern ireland in the first part of the day. it'll be there to be had across certainly a good part of england and wales. through the afternoon, we lose the intensity from the rain, save for the south—western quarter. best temperature on the afternoon about 16 or 17 — pretty shabby for the time of year. the rain eventually clears away even from that south—western quarter. there's a ridge of high pressure building in, so that offers the prospect of a drier, brighter, chillier start to tuesday, for sure. temperatures widely across central and eastern areas in single figures.

but there will be some rain across the far north of the british isles. those colours beginning to drain away. something a little bit fresherjust trying to dominate across all parts. monday, as i say, the remnants of that weather front taking the last of the relatively mild airs away to the near continent. following on behind, the very best of the sunshine will be found across the northern half of the british isles, a pretty pleasant day. not too much in the way of wind. a high on the day of about 21 degrees. as the last of that frontal cloud slips away and the high pressure builds in, so tuesday will start on a pretty chilly note with clear skies, a lot of sunshine around. i think you will lose that somewhat as a frontal system just shows its hand towards northern ireland, the western side of scotland. quite a noticeable north—westerly breeze at this stage, so the temperatures struggling across the north—east of scotland. 20 still to be had across the south. as we start the new day on wednesday, high pressure centred towards the southern half of the brit

a pretty decent weekend for many parts of the british isles.going to be but a distant memory because if you are anywhere near that frontal system, which really doesn't want to move away very quickly from the british isles, then it is going to be a soggy old start to the day. this is how it's shaping up first thing with quite a bit of rain for the greater part of scotland, save the shetland isles, it should just about clear northern ireland in the first part of the day. it will be there to be had across a good part of england and wales. through the afternoon, we lose the intensity from the rain, save for the south—western quarter, best temperature of the afternoon about 16 or 17. pretty shabby for the time of year. the rain eventually clears away even from that south—western quarter, little ridge of high pressure building in. so that offers the prospect of a drier, brighter, chillier start to tuesday for sure. temperatures widely across central and eastern areas in single figures. and it's a decent enough day but again, here we bring in some ver

but there will be some rain across the far north of the british isles.ut those colours beginning to drain away. something a little bit fresherjust trying to dominate across all parts. monday, as i say, the remnants of that weather front taking the last of the relatively mild airs away to the near continent. following on behind, the very best of the sunshine will be found across the northern half of the british isles, a pretty pleasant day. not too much in the way of wind. a high on the day of about 21 degrees. as the last of that frontal cloud slips away and the high pressure builds in, so tuesday will start on a pretty chilly note with clear skies, a lot of sunshine around. i think you will lose that somewhat as a frontal system just shows its hand towards northern ireland, the western side of scotland. quite a noticeable north—westerly breeze at this stage, so the temperatures struggling across the north—east of scotland. 20 still to be had across the south. as we start the new day on wednesday, high pressure centred towards the southern half of the br

friday brought a lot of sunshine to a lot of places across the british isles and i don't think we'rey areas on saturday. simply because the overall pattern is still pretty similar. high pressure in the continent, low pressure in the atlantic, therefore, we are still tapping into this run of south—easterly airs and quite strong winds at times, up from the mediterranean, through the near continent and into the heart of the british isles. that is dry air so we are not seeing an awful of cloud for most of us just at the moment. the exceptions to that, the northern ireland ‘s and later in the day, the first signs of the atlantic front trying to cloud things over in the south—west. an onshore breeze from the north sea will keep the eastern coast down at about 15, 16, 17 but come inland, 20 plus is widely available. through saturday night and on into sunday, the first signs of the change in that the high—pressure drifts further away and in comes the front from the atlantic. that will set the tone for sunday. before the persistent rain arrives, we will have some quite sharp showers and maybe

friday brought a lot of sunshine to a lot of places across the british isles and i don't think we'reoverall pattern is still pretty similar. high pressure in the continent, low pressure in the atlantic, therefore, we are still tapping into this run of south—easterly airs and quite strong winds at times, up from the mediterranean, through the near continent and into the heart of the british isles. that is dry air so we are not seeing an awful of cloud for most of us just at the moment. the exceptions to that, the northern ireland ‘s and later in the day, the first signs of the atlantic front trying to cloud things over in the south—west. an onshore breeze from the north sea will keep the eastern coast down at about 15, 16, 17 but come inland, 20 plus is widely available. through saturday night and on into sunday, the first signs of the change in that the high—pressure drifts further away and in comes the front from the atlantic. that will set the tone for sunday. before the persistent rain arrives, we will have some quite sharp showers and maybe the odd under storm gradually drifting

friday brought a lot of sunshine to a lot of places across the british isles and i don't think we'ren the continent, low pressure in the atlantic, therefore, we are still tapping into this run of south—easterly airs and quite strong winds at times, up from the mediterranean, through the near continent and into the heart of the british isles. that is dry air so we are not seeing an awful of cloud for most of us just at the moment. the exceptions to that, the northern ireland ‘s and later in the day, the first signs of the atlantic front trying to cloud things over in the south—west. an onshore breeze from the north sea will keep the eastern coast down at about 15, 16, 17 but come inland, 20 plus is widely available. through saturday night and on into sunday, the first signs of the change in that the high—pressure drifts further away and in comes the front from the atlantic. that will set the tone for sunday. before the persistent rain arrives, we will have some quite sharp showers and maybe the odd under storm gradually drifting up the spine of the british isles and then the front mak

friday brought a lot of sunshine to a lot of places across the british isles and i don't think we'rettern is pretty similar. high pressure in the continent, low pressure in the atlantic, therefore, we are still tapping into this run of south—easterly airs and quite strong winds at times, up from the mediterranean, through the near continent and into the heart of the british isles. that is dry air so we are not seeing an awful of cloud for most us just yet. the exceptions to that, the northern ireland ‘s and later in the day, the first signs of the atlantic front trying to cloud things over in the south—west. an onshore breeze from the north sea will keep the eastern coast down at about 15, 16, 17 but come inland, 20 plus is widely available. through saturday night and on into sunday, the first signs of the change in that the high—pressure drifts further away and in comes the front from the atlantic. that will set the tone for sunday. before the persistent rain arrives, we will have some quite sharp showers and maybe the odd under storm gradually drifting up the spine of the british i

so saturday's another glorious day for many parts of the british isles.or two showers, quite heavy showers at that, getting into the far south—west to finish off the day. a high on the day of 25, that's really not bad for the time of year. and then come sunday, we start importing some moisture. a frontal system trying to come in from the atlantic, but ahead of it we'll have some thundery showers gradually working their way up and across many parts of the british isles on what is going to be quite a sultry day. welcome to bbc news, i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: boos for boris johnson as the prime minister of luxembourg tells him brexit‘s become a "nightmare". don't become a "nightmare". put the blame on us becau 110w don't put the blame on us because now they don't know how to get out of this... situation. they put themselves in. the human cost of the world's deadliest conflict. a special report on afghanistan's so—called ‘forever war‘. president trump says it looks like iran was responsible for the attack that halved saudi oil production. but he

friday brought a lot of sunshine to a lot of places across the british isles and i don't think we'retty similar. high pressure in the continent, low pressure in the atlantic, therefore, we are still tapping into this run of south—easterly airs and quite strong winds at times, up from the mediterranean, through the near continent and into the heart of the british isles. that is dry air so we are not seeing an awful of cloud for most of us just at the moment. the exceptions to that, the northern ireland ‘s and later in the day, the first signs of the atlantic front trying to cloud things over in the south—west. an onshore breeze from the north sea will keep the eastern coast down at about 15, 16, 17 but come inland, 20 plus is widely available. through saturday night and on into sunday, the first signs of the change in that the high—pressure drifts further away and in comes the front from the atlantic. that will set the tone for sunday. before the persistent rain arrives, we will have some quite sharp showers and maybe the odd under storm gradually drifting up the spine of the british

so saturday's another glorious day for many parts of the british isles.te heavy showers at that, getting into the far south—west to finish off the day. a high on the day of 25, that's really not bad for the time of year. and then come sunday, we start importing some moisture. a frontal system trying to come in from the atlantic, but ahead of it we'll have some thundery showers gradually working their way up and across many parts of the british isles on what is going to be quite a sultry day. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: boos for boris johnson as the prime minister of luxembourg tells him brexit‘s become a "nightmare". don't put the blame on us because now they don't know how to get out of this... ..situation. they put themselves in! president trump says "it looks like iran was responsible" for the attack that halved saudi oil production. but he insists he doesn't want war. the human cost of the world's deadliest conflict.

a pretty decent weekend for many parts of the british isles. distant memory because if you are anywhere near that frontal system, which really doesn't want to move away very quickly from the british isles, then it is going to be a soggy old start to the day. this is how it's shaping up first thing with quite a bit of rain for the greater part of scotland, save the shetland isles, it should just about clear northern ireland in the first part of the day. it will be there to be had across a good part of england and wales. through the afternoon, we lose the intensity from the rain, save for the south—western quarter, best temperature of the afternoon about 16 or 17. pretty shabby for the time of year. the rain eventually clears away even from that south—western quarter, little ridge of high pressure building in. so that offers the prospect of a drier, brighter, chillier start to tuesday for sure. temperatures widely across central and eastern areas in single figures. and it's a decent enough day but again, here we bring in some very wet and very wi

rain associated with a weather front gradually tumbling its way right into the heart of the british islesthrough the rest of the night, what gaps there have been in the cloud across the south—eastern quarter will fill in and that will work wonders for the temperatures. they really won't fall away very far at all. we are looking at between 11 and 16 for the south but in the clear skies futher north, in the borders for example, you could be down at three or four degrees only, but at least you've got the chance of some sunshine to start of your day. to start off your day. yes, there'll be a rattling of showers across northern and north—western parts of scotland, still quite a noticeable breeze here. then some dry weather into the borders, the southern parts of scotland, northern ireland, too. the north of england faring quite nicely. once you come that bit further south, across the midlands, east anglia, the southern counties of england, all of wales, sunshine really in short supply and a high on the day of only 21. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines... dav

so it's a pretty decent weekend for many parts of the british isles. memory, because if you're anywhere near that frontal system, which really doesn't want to move away very quickly from the british isles, then it is going to be a soggy old start to the day. this is how it's shaping up first thing, with quite a bit of rain for the greater part of scotland, save the shetland isles. it should just about clear northern ireland in the first part of the day. it'll be there to be had across certainly a good part of england and wales. through the afternoon, we lose the intensity from the rain, save for the south—western quarter. best temperature on the afternoon about 16 or 17, pretty shabby for the time of year. the rain eventually clears away even from that south—western quarter, there's a ridge of high pressure building in. so that offers the prospect of a drier, brighter, chillier start to tuesday, for sure. temperatures widely across central and eastern areas in single figures. and it's a decent enough day, but again, here we bring in some very wet and v

a pretty decent weekend for many parts of the british isles. a distant memory because if you are anywhere near that frontal system, which really doesn't want to move away very quickly from the british isles, then it is going to be a soggy old start to the day. this is how it's shaping up first thing with quite a bit of rain for the greater part of scotland, save the shetland isles, it should just about clear northern ireland in the first part of the day. it will be there to be had across a good part of england and wales. through the afternoon, we lose the intensity from the rain, save for the south—western quarter, best temperature of the afternoon about 16 or 17. pretty shabby for the time of year. the rain eventually clears away even from that south—western quarter, little ridge of high pressure building in. so that offers the prospect of a drier, brighter, chillier start to tuesday for sure. temperatures widely across central and eastern areas in single figures. and it's a decent enough day but again, here we bring in some very wet and very

so saturday's another glorious day for many parts of the british isles. showers, quite heavy showers at that, getting into the far south—west to finish off the day. a high on the day of 25, that's really not bad for the time of year. and then come sunday, we start importing some moisture. a frontal system trying to come in from the atlantic, but ahead of it we'll have some thundery showers gradually working their way up and across many parts of the british isles on what is going to be quite a sultry day. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: the uk's highest court begins hearings today to decide if boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament was legal. the nurses union warns staff shortages is putting patient safety at risk. an american woman is on the verge of making history, by becoming the first person to swim the english channel four times non—stop. could the biggest rising oil prices in15 could the biggest rising oil prices in 15 years could the biggest rising oil prices in15 years mean could t

the last of sunday‘s weather pushing up towards the northern isles, then an interlude of drier, finery day and by night, the temperatures pretty close to the seasonal norm. but as i say, these southwesterlies are moisture laden and they will at times force cloud and wind and rain in their wake. here, at the start of tuesday, it may well be that we have notjust one little system to affect the southern parts of the british isles initially, but another one following close on its heels, and they may offer the prospect, as you commute on tuesday particularly across the southern half of the british isles, of some very wet and at times some pretty windy weather as well. so we keep a close eye on developments here, and it won‘t be just the south‘s problem, because with time it will push some really quite heavy rain everfurther north, towards the borders of scotland. i don‘t think the rest of scotland or northern ireland will see the very worst of the conditions, but that wind will be a feature, some of the gusts around 40—45 mph. and we may well ramp them up later in the day across this south

a pretty decent weekend for many parts of the british isles.use if you are anywhere near that frontal system, which really doesn't want to move away very quickly from the british isles, then it is going to be a soggy old start to the day. this is how it's shaping up first thing with quite a bit of rain for the greater part of scotland, save the shetland isles, it should just about clear northern ireland in the first part of the day. it will be there to be had across a good part of england and wales. through the afternoon, we lose the intensity from the rain, save for the south—western quarter, best temperature of the afternoon about 16 or 17. pretty shabby for the time of year. the rain eventually clears away even from that south—western quarter, little ridge of high pressure building in. so that offers the prospect of a drier, brighter, chillier start to tuesday for sure. temperatures widely across central and eastern areas in single figures. and it's a decent enough day, but again, here we bring in some very wet and very windy weather to fini

much windier day with gales developing in the western isles.peratures ofjust 12 celsius, really a chilly day in parts of scotland, with temperatures getting up to 20 or 21. further south and east, it will feel cooler given the strength of the wind. now, all these fronts start to pull away eastwards as we go into thursday. the isobars becoming a bit further spaced apart, so the winds will fall lighter. still showers and longer spells of rain to deal with, particularly for northern and western scotland. a few may filter into the far north of england. for northern ireland, england and wales, thursday will be a day of sunny spells and variable amounts of cloud. fairly brisk breeze, not as windy as wednesday, and a cooler feel. this continues into friday and the weekend. temperatures not much higher than 18 or 19 celsius. still some outbreaks of rain at times the further north and west you are, but drier further south and east. for the latest on hurricane dorian, you'll find all the details on our website. goodbye. we break this is bbc news — welcom

banner of cloud, rain associated with the weather front doubling its way into the heart of the british isles through the rest of the night, what gaps there have been in the cloud through the south—eastern quarter will fill in and that will work one of the temperatures, they won't fall away far at all. 15 or 16 in the south but under clear skies in the north, in the borders, three or 4 degrees only but at least the chance of sunshine to start of the day. a rattling of showers across northern and north—western parts of scotland, still quite a noticeable breeze and then some dry weather into the northern part of scotland, northern ireland two and a north of england faring quite nicely. across the midlands, east anglia, southern counties and all of wales, sunshine in short supply and are high on the day of only 21. bye—bye. this is bbc news with martine croxall. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. morning's papers in a moment. won't we? thank you giles. won't we? thank you gilesi won't we? thank you giles. i was paying attention. there was nothing wrong with being a s

we could see gail is developing on the western isles. —— gales developing on the western isles. winds will be lighter. still showers and spells of rain. some sunshine across northern ireland. it will be a cooler feel again on thursday. the end of the week, we keep this cool theme. temperature is not much higher than 18 or 19 celsius. for the latest on hurricane dorian head to our website. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00. the prime minister has signalled he will ask for a general election if mps vote to stop a no—deal brexit. an emergency meeting of the cabinet was called this afternoon. they were told an early election could be an option. as conservative mps were being entertained in the garden of number 10, boris johnson urged colleagues not to side with the opposition. i don't want an election, you don't wa nt i don't want an election, you don't wantan i don't want an election, you don't want an election. let's get on with the people ‘s agenda. a few yards away in whitehall, protesters accused the prime minister of mounting a coup as labour said it welcomed

a fairly quiet start to the weather week across many parts of the british isles.nks to that area of high pressure, but you'll notice it's squeezing into low pressure centred up over scandinavia way. the jetstream in between is forced to the north of the british isles because of the high pressure in the atlantic, so that's taking cold air down through the north sea to the heart of continental europe. the breeze at the surface is going to be quite noticeable through the northern isles, the north—east of the mainland and down the north sea coast, but elsewhere, it is a decent day with plenty of sunshine on offer and variable amounts of cloud and at its thickest perhaps in the north—west of scotland. maybe a wee bit of rain there during the latter part of the day. and wednesday, not a great deal of change. that high pressure just nudging in towards us, forcing the north westerlies away to the north sea. the clouds thickening up at times to give the odd piece of rain across the top of scotland but elsewhere, as i say, a decent day with plenty of sunshine and a high on

for the afternoon, with some heavy pulses of rain for the north—west of scotland and the northern islesilling further south into scotland and across northern ireland. top temperatures here though, still getting well up into the teens, up to 23 for the south—east of england. through the evening and overnight, as that front slides south, some strong winds for northern ireland and scotland, perhaps even gusts of severe gales across the northern isles. through sunday daytime that front comes to a rest, cutting the uk in half, if you like, with a pulse of rain anticipated to run across the front, perhaps as far north as southern scotland and as far south as the north midlands and north wales. so, the biggest difference though, the temperatures on either side of that front, chilly to the north but still some warmth around to the south. hello, this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. the headlines: the former prime minister david cameron accuses boris johnson of acting ‘appallingly‘ during the 2016 eu referendum campaign. the liberal democrats conference kicks off in bournemouth — with the par

high pressure with a centre to the west of the british isles at this stage, thatis of the british islesof mild as, so it is good to be a cooler sort of day despite the presence of all the sunshine, more in the way of cloud across northern and western scotland that the odd showery burst of rain but also, dry but the tops on the day no longer of 23 or 2a, it's closer to 20 or 21 at best. but come the weekend as with push the high—pressure further to the east, this is where we begin to pick up on those mild athletic as, that will play a significant role in boosting the temperatures by two or three degrees for some, a lot of dry weather around the south of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales and notable exception the weather front is trying to get into the north and west of scotland and succeeding and now really quite a wet day there. the remnants of that weather front eventually stagger their way down across the northern half of the british isles, robbing some of the sunshine, maybe the odd spot of rain in that mix too. but the to the south of those benefits, the to the south of

to tap into some real warmth coming up from iberia, the western mediterranean, towards the british islesr ahead as sunday before we see meaningful rain coming from the atlantic. welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: a huge surge in the price of oil — one day after an attack on saudi arabia's largest production facility. water cannon and tear gas mark the 99th day of protests in hong kong. a special report from kashmir — six weeks after the indian government revoked its special status and locked down communication. more than a dozen families have told us that a child from their home was taken into custody. some were released after several days, some are still locked up. and we meet the 97—year—old former fighter pilot taking to the skies

to tap into some real warmth coming up from iberia, the western mediterranean, towards the british islese in the south. and it's as far ahead as sunday before we see meaningful rain coming from the atlantic. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: it is six o'clock. it is monday morning. face to face talks: the prime minister meets european commission president later, and is set to reject any offer to delay brexit. boris johnson is set to reject any offer to delay brexit when he meets the european commission president for the first time as prime minister. calls for universities to be legally responsible for their students' mental health needs. good morning. what is the recipe for economic success? food & drink is one of the biggest exports from the uk. but brexit uncertainty is taking its toll.

so saturday's another glorious day for many parts of the british isles.etting into the far south—west to finish off the day. a high on the day of 25, that's really not bad for the time of year. and then come sunday, we start importing some moisture. a frontal system trying to come in from the atlantic, but ahead of it we'll have some thundery showers gradually working their way up and across many parts of the british isles on what is going to be quite a sultry day. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: the european union's frustration with the uk over brexit has hit the headlines, with the prime minister of luxembourg, xavier bettel, making a stinging attack on the british government and describing the brexit process as a nightmare. president trump says it looks as though iran was behind the attack on two major saudi oilfacilities. he said washington was seeking more proof but stressed he hoped to avoid war. and this story is getting a lot of attention on bbc.com. american scientists say they have found a way to stop the common cold. rather

so saturday‘s another glorious day for many parts of the british isles.y, we start importing some moisture. a frontal system trying to come in from the atlantic, but ahead of it we‘ll have some thundery showers gradually working their way up and across many parts of the british isles on what is going to be quite a sultry day. this is bbc news. the headlines: the european union‘s frustration with the uk over brexit has hit the headlines, with the prime minister of luxembourg describing the brexit process as "a nightmare". after meeting boris johnson, xavier bettel said the british government had failed to put forward any serious proposals for a new deal. president trump says it "looks as though iran" was behind the attack on two major saudi oilfacilities. he said washington was seeking more proof, but stressed he hoped to avoid war. iranian president hassan rouhani has denied his country had any involvement. teenage climate activist greta thunberg has accepted an award for ‘ambassador of conscience‘ at a ceremony in washington. she was given the award by t

the cloud in the north and western part of the british isles. take care.rk the 99th day of protests in hong kong. after an attack on saudi arabia's largest oilfacility, the price of oil surges. i'm reged ahmad in london. also in the programme: a special report from kashmir — six weeks after the indian government revoked its special status and locked down communication. more than a dozen families who have told us that a child from their home was taken into custody stop some we re was taken into custody stop some were released after several days, some are still locked up.