showers but for most it is dry with lengthy sunny spells and a little bit of cloud building in the north and westa chilly start to sunday as well under those clear skies but high pressure again dominating the scene for most. the weather front trying to push into the north—west on sunday, trying to introduce more cloud to the hebrides and the northern ireland but for much of the country again, lighter winds thanks to high pressure, sunny spells and a little bit of cloud. temperatures range from 15 to 18 degrees. welcome to bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: a double defeat for downing street. mps back a bill to prevent a no—deal brexit and then block borisjohnson‘s bid for a snap election. as for a snap election. the road to brexit becomes evt more as the road to brexit becomes even more uncertain, charting a way forward for westminster. assessing the damage of dorian — rescuers reach parts of hurricane—hit bahamas for the first time. the bbc is there. having flown over the abaco islands, ican having flown over the abaco islands, i can tell you there is mile upon mile that looks just

wet and windy weather arriving in the far north—west by the end of the day, thatis north—west by theund that area of low pressure which contains remnants of hurricane dorian, no longer hurricane dorian, no longer hurricane at this stage but it will bring wet and windy weather and sweep it across the whole of the country. the rain lighter and then we get spells of sunshine developing farand wide, we get spells of sunshine developing far and wide, some showers mainly across northern and western scotland where they could be a little bit heavy. we will find gusty winds but it is likely the strongest of the winds will be tuesday evening and tuesday night. we may well find the temperature is creeping up a little bit as we draw in some tropical air together with remnants of that old hurricane. as we move into the next area of low pressure, this actually contains rem na nts area of low pressure, this actually contains remnants of tropical storm washi gabri out but the computer monitors are struggling with this, it is not as strong and as far north so we it is not as strong and as far north s

but for most, it's dry, with lengthy sunny spells, a little bit of cloud building in the north and westees. 18 or 19 in the south. there's a chilly start to sunday, as well, under those clear skies, but high pressure again dominating the scene for most. weather fronts trying to push into the north—west on sunday could introduce more cloud to the hebrides, the northern isles, maybe northern ireland. but for much of the country, again, lighter winds thanks to high pressure, sunny spells and a little bit of cloud, and those temperatures range from 15—18 degrees. good morning. welcome to breakfast withjon kay and louise minchin. our headlines today: a late night pact between the government and labour to ensure the bill to block a no—deal brexit goes through parliament. it comes after another humiliating defeat in the house of commons for the prime minister, when mps rejected his calls for a general election. it's a story that's changing rapidly. we'll ask the key players how this affects the october brexit deadline, what it means for borisjohnson and whether there'll be a snap general elect

on tuesday still quite a lot of cloud, some outbreaks of rain, the heaviest showers in the far north—westittle bit less cool but that doesn't last, from midweek onwards we see more rain sweeping south—east and those temperatures dip again, mid teens across northern areas, may be touching 20 degrees towards the south. this is bbc news. i'm i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11. the chancellor insists his relationship with borisjohnson is fantastic despite one of his advisers being fired. boris johnson tells conservative rebels they have a fundamental choice— to back him or side with jeremy corbyn. a close ally of the pm says he'll have the support he needs i believe that a majority of mps in the house of commons this week is making progress with our european friends and allies in order to ensure a deal.

feeling fresher than yesterday, winds rotating from the west or north—west. erature 17-22, the west or north—west. temperature 17—22, pretty pleasant, particularly in the south with blue skies and sunshine. this evening and overnight, keep the clear skies over england and wales, more cloud over scotla nd england and wales, more cloud over scotland and northern ireland with the breeze picking up. under the clear skies, quite chilly with temperatures well down into single figures across england and wales and the odd mist and fog patch likely. malls are in the north—west with this area of low pressure —— milder. fairly heavy rain butting in over the highlands. for the rest of the country, looking dry. best of the sunshine over england and wales. light winds, likely to see temperatures doing pretty well for the time of year. 23 in the south—east, further north, high teens. wind speed saturday afternoon, some gusts likely to reach 40—60 mph, especially windy in the shetland isles with heavy rain for the north—west of scotland. sunday, the weather front weakens and

west. it will bring a spell of wet weather or the north and west.north—west internet parts of wales was top driest weather to be found in the south—east, feeling quite humid. temperatures at a maximum of 2a celsius. staying in the mid to high teens for scotland, northern ireland and northern england. towards the end of the week and into the weekend, high pressure will tend to dominate but we will see some weather fronts around the top of that, so the potential to see some outbreaks of rain further north. looking at the outlook, a great deal of dry and fine with yukon for many, with temperature is picking up as well, particular in the south—east, into the mid 20s for sunday. this is bbc news. i‘m lu kwesa i‘m lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm. the first day of the suspension of parliament: borisjohnson holds talks in downing st with the dup — amid suggestions he‘s considering possible changes to the irish backstop. on the first day of the suspension of parliament, boris johnson on the first day of the suspension of parliament, borisjohnson defends

showers but for most it is dry with lengthy sunny spells and a little bit of cloud building in the north and westell under those clear skies but high pressure again dominating the scene for most. the weather front trying to push into the north—west on sunday, trying to introduce more cloud to the hebrides and the northern ireland but for much of the country again, lighter winds thanks to high pressure, sunny spells and a little bit of cloud. temperatures range from 15 to 18 degrees. aleem maqbool, bbc news, you are watching bbc world news. our top story: britain's prime minister has suffered two major setbacks. first, a cross—party group of mps successfully passed a bill to prevent a no—deal brexit. borisjohnson's response was to call for a general election, but that failed to get sufficient support from mps. rescues are under way in the bahamas, where hurricane dorian has destroyed whole communities. survivors say nothing is left. the storm is now heading towards the us east coast. scientists say this summer's melting has been one of the most severe on record, putting millions of people living i

showers but for most it is dry with lengthy sunny spells and a little bit of cloud building in the north and wests well under those clear skies but high pressure again dominating the scene for most. weather fronts trying to push into the north—west on sunday, could introduce more cloud to the hebrides, the northern isles and maybe northern ireland but for much of the country again, lighter winds thanks to high pressure, sunny spells and a little bit of cloud. and those temperatures range from 15—18 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines: there've been dramatic scenes in the british parliament. prime minister borisjohnson has suffered two major defeats. first, mps backed a bill seeking to prevent a no—deal brexit, and then they denied his call for a general election. at least 20 people are known to have been killed after hurricane dorian hit the bahamas. the prime minister, hubert minnis, said parts of the island nation were left decimated. the storm's now heading towards the us state of florida. hong kong's chief executive says she will withdraw a proposal that's led to months of unrest. the ex

the weather front may bring a bit more cloud to the north—west corner of scotland.ge of high. but it really will be a chilly start on sunday up and down the country. but bright, plenty of sunshine around. like i mention, that front could bring thicker cloud and more of a breeze to the far north—west, most places shall see sunny spells. a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up during the day. again, those temperatures after a chilly start reaching the mid to high teens celsius. as we head on into monday, it looks like we've got another weather system pushing in from the north—west. that'll bring a band of rain, the winds will pick up once again. so quite a messy picture for monday. outbreaks of rain, some of it quite heavy, moving across scotland and then into england and wales. it brightens up behind the rain band again, blustery showers following on. slightly cooler air, too, 14—16 degrees. good morning. welcome to breakfast, withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: you should be in brussels, negotiating! yes, we have been negotiating. you are not. you are

it could bring thicker cloud and more of a breeze to the far north—west, most places shall see sunnyy start reaching the mid— high teens celsius. as we head on into monday it looks like we have another weather system pushing in from the north—west. that will bring a band of rain and the wind will pick up once again so a messy picture for monday with outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy moving across scotland and then into england and wales. it brightens up behind the rain band again, blustery showers following on. cooler air as well, 14—16 degrees. welcome to bbc news, i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: britain's prime minister says he'd rather be "dead in a ditch" than ask the european union for a further delay to brexit. it costs £1 billion a month, it achieves absolutely nothing, what on earth is the point of a further delay. the devastation of hurricane dorian in the bahamas — at least 70,000 people need urgent help. a special report fom alaska, where developers want president trump to remove environmental protections in america's largest national forest. and a new way of cari

pressure will push towards the continent, notice the squeeze on the isobars as it turns into the north—westorfolk coast perhaps, so keep an eye on the conditions there. 0nce coast perhaps, so keep an eye on the conditions there. once the system is away the skies were clear and it will end up being quite a cool start to say the least to monday morning for your commute. we are not quite done with the wind and rain just yet because although monday starts on a crisp autumnal note, you will notice out towards the south—west we are going to do it all over again. pretty much from the word go, they cloud and rain there across parts of wales in the south—west of england gradually creeping in through the day. elsewhere it is a lovely start to the day, plenty of sunshine around, clouding over as we get into the day, northern ireland losing the sunshine. still there in scotland and in the north not overly warm. that whether system is still there asa that whether system is still there as a player, certainly for the greater part of england and wales during tuesday. the rain gradually fizzles away from no

showers but for most it is dry with lengthy sunny spells and a little bit of cloud building in the north and west 19 in the south. there is a chilly start to sunday is well under those clear skies skies but high pressure again dominating the scene for most. the weather front trying to push into the north—west on sunday, trying to introduce mcleod to the hebrides trying to introduce more cloud to the hebrides and the northern isles to for much the country again, lighter winds thanks to high pressure, sunny spells and a little bit of cloud. temperatures range from 15 to 18 degrees. i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: another day of drama in britain's parliament. boris johnson suffers two major defeats. first mps back a bill that will prevent a no—deal brexit, and then they deny his call for a general election. in hong kong, protest leaders reject proposals from the territory's chief executive aimed at ending months of unrest. i'm rico hizon in singapore. also in the programme: we report from the northern bahamas, where rescuers have begun to reach areas devastated by hurricane dorian. and ho

wet and windy weather for north—west scotla nd wet and windy weather for north—west scotland but elsewhereof five or 6 degrees, colder than that in the countryside. a few mist and fog patches across england and wales but lots of sunshine through the day. more rain moving into the north—west of scotland, so turning quite heavy. temperatures of 15 in stornoway to 23 celsius down the south—east. the wind gusts, saturday afternoon into the evening, about 40—60 mph gusts. into sunday, that front moves its way southward, it rained for northern ireland and northern england. dry weather either side and temperatures of 11! in edinburgh, 25 in london. 18 year old 0wen carey told staff at a byron restaurant in london he was allergic to dairy — but his food was marinated in buttermilk. 0wen was the shining light in ourfamily and his death should not have happened. we hope now that something good can come out of it and we are calling on the government to change the law on allergen labelling in restaurants. 0wen carey died on the night he was celebrating his 18th birthday. also on the programme... boris

but for most, it's dry, with lengthy sunny spells and a little bit of cloud building in the north and west a chilly start to sunday, as well, under those clear skies, but high pressure again dominating the scene for most. weather fronts trying to push into the north—west on sunday could introduce more cloud to the hebrides, the northern isles, maybe northern ireland. but for much of the country again, lighter winds, thanks to high pressure, sunny spells and a little bit of cloud, and those temperatures range from 15—18 degrees. 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: a double defeat for downing street. mps back a bill to prevent a no—deal brexit and then block borisjohnson's bid for a snap election. as the road to brexit becomes even more uncertain, we'll try to shed some light on the way forward for westminster. officials in the bahamas say hurricane dorian took the lives of at least 20 people, and has left thousands of survivors homeless. total devastation. there is nothing left in most of

the rain heavy and persistent for a time for north—west scotland, gradually working south and east throughreasingly light and patchy. clear skies feeding into the north and west, temperatures staying in double figures. quite a breezy night. tomorrow, cloud and patchy abbots of rain and drizzle for a time for england and wales first thing, but brighter skies will feeding from the north and west. the risk of some showers in the north and west, quite blustery. a windy day across—the—board with blustery. a windy day across—the—boa rd with temperatures ata across—the—boa rd with temperatures at a maximum of 21 celsius. thursday, the next area of low pressure pushes in, bringing a spell of wet weather to the north and west. the driest and brightest in the south—east, where truthful humid, with temperatures at a maximum of 2a celsius. you're watching beyond 100 days. donald trump fires his national security adviser after a string of disagreements. the president told john bolton his services were no longer needed at the white house, revealing the news in a customary tweet. 0n iran, north korea, an

maybe patchy rain into northern england and north—west wales. ut looks like all of us getting into fresher air for the start of the new working week. however, with high pressure in charge, it will be largely dry. welcome to bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the top ten debate. democrat presidential hopefuls take to the stage in houston. and i'm laura bicker in houston, where i'll be watching the debate and getting some early reactions. britain's prime minister is forced to deny claims that he lied to the queen in order to get parliament suspended. we have a special report from syria's idlib province, where government and russian forces are targeting hospitals with airstrikes. and we go inside the deadly, dirty world of myanmar‘s jade mines,

showers but for most it is dry with lengthy sunny spells and a little bit of cloud building in the north and westn the south. there's a chilly start to sunday as well under those clear skies but high pressure again dominating the scene for most. weather fronts trying to push into the north—west on sunday, could introduce more cloud to the hebrides, the northern isles and maybe northern ireland but for much of the country again, lighter winds thanks to high pressure, sunny spells and a little bit of cloud. and those temperatures range from 15—18 degrees. welcome to bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: a double defeat for downing street. mps back a bill to prevent a no—deal brexit and then block borisjohnson's bid for a snap election. as the road to brexit becomes even more uncertain, we'll try to shed some light on the way forward for westminster. rescues are underway in the bahamas where hurricane dorian has destroyed whole communities. survivors say nothing is left. total devastation. there is nothing left in most of machado. no homes, no banks, no gas stations, no hardware stores. i

but for most, it's dry, with lengthy sunny spells, a little bit of cloud building in the north and wester those clear skies, but high pressure again dominating the scene for most. weather fronts trying to push into the north—west on sunday could introduce more cloud to the hebrides, the northern isles, maybe northern ireland. but for much of the country, again, lighter winds, thanks to high pressure, sunny spells and a little bit of cloud, and those temperatures range from 15—18 degrees. i guess. this is the briefing. i'm ben bland. our top story. in britain, the bill to stop a no—deal brexit makes its way through parliament as the eu's negotiator says negotiations are in paralysis. officials in the bahamas say at least 20 people were killed by hurricane dorian. the storm strengthens as it moves along the us east coast. hong kong protesters say they're not done yet, despite the withdrawal of the extradition bill that sparked months of unrest. in business, uk recession fears grow as manufacturers warn

these weather fronts are not arriving in the north—west until later on in the game.ny spells on saturday in most places will be dry. we could be picking up a couple of showers for central and eastern areas and down with that breeze lowing it will fill quite chilly. the highest temperatures are in the south—west of england. with clearing skies during the night in the wind dropping it will turn cold. this is probably the coldest night of the next few, saturday night into sunday morning to actually start with plenty of sunshine away from the north—west where we already see some cloud heading into western scotland and northern ireland to the that main rain band holding off until much later in the day to dry weather again, spells of sunshine and again temperatures of16— again, spells of sunshine and again temperatures of 16— 18 degrees on sunday. warm in the sunshine and a chilly feel nonetheless in the mornings and evenings. the weather front and north—west brings the rain and then it tumbles down towards the uk. that it brings showers and longer spells of rain down from

we've got wet and windy weather arriving in the north—west by the end of the day, thatis north—west byains a remnants of hurricane dorian, no longer hurry in the north—west by the end of the day, that is around that area of low pressure which contains remnants of hurricane dorian, no longer hurrying —— hurricane at this stage but it will bring wet and windy weather. the rain lighter by wednesday morning as it pushes down towards eastern areas, then we get spells of sunshine developing far and wide, some showers mainly across northern and western scotland where they could be a little bit heavy. we'll find gusty winds but it is likely the strongest of the winds will be tuesday evening and tuesday night. but me may well find that average is creeping up a little bit as we draw in tropical air, together with a re m na nts of in tropical air, together with a remnants of the old hurricane. as we move into the next area of low pressure, this actually contains re m na nts of pressure, this actually contains remnants of another tropical store but the computer monitors are struggling with this, i

the weather front and north—west brings the rain and then it tumbles down towards the uk.hat it brings showers and longer spells of rain down from the north—west across many parts of the country. we really get a proper clea ra nce country. we really get a proper clearance in scotland and northern ireland until later on in the day when we break up the cloud more and get some sunshine but look at the temperatures. 15, 16 degrees. and that rain across southern parts of the uk this could come as a shock to the uk this could come as a shock to the system. it will feel chilly. that weather front will weaken, getting ‘s wheezed. —— getting squeezed. wanted to show is left overfor squeezed. wanted to show is left over for east anglia in the south—east otherwise a sunshine for most areas before those atlantic winds coming in again and we pick up the cloud in the far north—west. those temperatures holding steady for northern areas, lifting a bit towards the south. let's move into the atlantic and pick up on two tropical systems. hurricane dorian, thatis tropical systems. hurricane d

the weather front may bring a bit more cloud to the north—west corner of scotla nd cloud to the north—westhilly start on sunday up—and—down the country. bright with plenty of sunshine around. it could bring for cloud and more of a breeze to the far north—west, most places shall see sunny spells. again, temperatures after a chilly start reaching the mid— high teens celsius. as we head on into monday it looks like we have another weather system pushing in from the north—west. that will bring a band of rain and the wind will pick up once again so a messy picture for monday with outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy moving across scotland and then into england and wales. it brightens up behind the rain band again, blustery showers following on. cooler air as well, 1a — 16 degrees. i'm nuala mcgovern with bbc world news. our top story: the british prime minister, borisjohnson, has said he would rather be dead in a ditch than have to ask for a further delay to brexit. mrjohnson repeated his determination to exit the european union at the end of october, despite parliamentary moves to prevent the u

it will bring some rain into northern ireland, southern scotland, and north—west england for a time and england and wales temperatures will improve. and in the sunshine it will feel quite pleasant. we could see highs, maybe, of around 2a degrees, the mid—70s fahrenheit. a contrast to the north with 13—17 degrees the high. now, as we move out of thursday into friday, and the start of the weekend, an area of high pressure is going to build in across from the atlantic over england and wales. just allowing weather fronts to topple across the high and bringing occasional spells of wet and windy weather to the extreme north—west. but for many of us it does mean that friday and into the weekend conditions will dry up and warm up and we could see temperatures somewhere in the south—east of 25 degrees by sunday afternoon. 00:12:03,555 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 take care. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: another change to team trump, as the president sacks his national security advisor, john bolton. the administration denies it's a sign of disarray. the president's entitled t

we have one or two around at the moment, north scotland, northern ireland, north wales and north—westside here, might be worth taking an umbrella with you. showers will be fleeting in nature so they won't last very long in any one place. for some of us then it will be a chilly start to the weekend, particularly across north—eastern areas, but it is a mostly dry prospect, those showers will continue for a time, northern ireland, north wales, north—west england, perhaps sneaking into the midlands. we may well see a few light showers pop up later in the day across east anglia and south—east england. but still for the vast majority it is a dry day with sunny spells — that said we have a cool northerly wind so temperatures just 13 degrees in aberdeen, the highest temperatures towards the south—west, where 19 in cardiff and plymouth should feel pretty pleasant throughout the afternoon. saturday night is going to turn to be quite a cold night, with clear skies, light winds, temperatures will get down to about 3 celsius or so in newcastle, perhaps a few patches of frost in eastern scotland an

may be patchy rain into northern england and north—west wales. new working week. ——at the start of the new working week. with high pressure in charge, it will be largely dry. i'm nuala mcgovern with bbc world news. our top story: the ten leading candidates for the democratic party's presidential nomination are about to debate together for the first time. the three front runners — joe biden, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders — are all in their 70s. younger candidates have failed to have much impact in the campaign so far. more than 140 bushfires are already raging across parts of australia, an unusually early start to the annual fire season. experts say they are fuelled by strong winds and a prolonged drought. and this video is trending on bbc.com. it's the world's biggest construction crane, which has just started work at the hinkley point nuclear power plant currently being built in western england. it's called big carl and can lift 5,000 tonnes at a single time. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, stephen sackur speaks to in

but for many of us extreme north—west.ures somewhere in the south—east of 25 degrees by sunday afternoon. take care. later this thursday. thank you very much, mariko oi. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: president trump has sacked john bolton, his third national security adviser in three years. the president said he disagreed strongly with many of bolton's suggestions and that he was no longer needed. benjamin neta nyahu has promised to extend israeli sovereignty over the jordan valley if he's re—elected next week. the palestinians say the move would ‘bury any chance of peace for 100 years'. and this video of an american adventurer becoming the first person to reach the deepest places in all five of the earth's oceans has caught people's attention on our website. in his finaldive, victor vescovo used a submersible to travel 5.5 kilometers down to the bottom of the arctic ocean. that's all. stay with bbc world news.

it could bring thicker cloud and more of a breeze to the far north—west, most places shall see sunnyns celsius. as we head on into monday it looks like we have another weather system pushing in from the north—west. that will bring a band of rain and the wind will pick up once again so a messy picture for monday with outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy moving across scotland and then into england and wales. it brightens up behind the rain band again, blustery showers following on. cooler air as well, 14—16 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: the british prime minister, borisjohnson, has insisted that holding an early general election is the only way progress can be made on brexit. at the end of another difficult day, mrjohnson said he'd rather "be dead in a ditch" than ask the european union for another delay. the health minister of the bahamas has said hurricane dorian‘s impact on the country's northern islands has been unimaginable, and the final death toll will be staggering. at least 70,000 people are said to need urgent help. the storm is currently off the east coast of the

the weather front may bring a bit more cloud to the north—west corner of scotland. sunday up and down the country. bright with plenty of sunshine around. it could bring thicker cloud and more of a breeze to the far north—west, most places shall see sunny spells. a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up during the day. again, temperatures after a chilly start reaching the mid to high teens celsius. as we head on into monday it looks like we have another weather system pushing in from the north—west. that'll bring a band of rain, the winds will pick up once again. so a messy picture for monday, with outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy, moving across scotland and then into england and wales. it brightens up behind the rain band again, blustery showers following on. slightly cooler air too, 14—16 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: the british prime minister, borisjohnson, has insisted that holding an early general election is the only way progress can be made on brexit. at the end of another difficult day, mrjohnson said he'd rather be dead in a ditch than ask the

overcast skies and some rain into north wales and north—west england.you'll start off with some sunny spells and a few scattered showers. now, we can't rule out the odd rumble of thunder with those showers, but hopefully they should be few and far between. something that will be late noticeable will be the strength of the wind, a strong westerly gusting in excess of 40, maybe 45 mph on exposed west facing coasts. but there will be some sunny spells coming through later on in the day. and as a temperatures will improve. highs of 22 degrees, 72 fahrenheit. so that weather front will trail away then it's going to be replaced by another area of low pressure pushing in from the atlantic. this one has more in the way of tropical moisture tucked in behind it, which means a real difference in the weather to the north and the south. it will bring some rain into northern ireland, southern scotland, and north—west england for a time and some strong blustery winds here. but with that south—westerly flow and some sunny spells across much of england and wales tempera

the afternoon sees more persistent rain in northern ireland and scotland, turning damp across north—westrain is associated with this weather front which will slide eastwards. another occluded front coming into the north on wednesday, both bringing cooler air. men to start the day on wednesday, said his dangling creating then some sunshine, some sunshine in the west. for karina across scotland and northern ireland. behind that ear turns chilly. temperatures around 12 celsius in aberdeen. it will be a chilly of day but drive for many of us as we chilly of day but drive for many of us as we head into thursday. temperatures up to 19 in london. you're watching beyond one hundred days. borisjohnson says, back me or prepare for an election. the prime minister puts tory rebels on notice. if they vote against him this week he will consider it a vote of no confidence in the government's brexit negotiations. his warning echoed earlier ones — if you won't side with me on this future negotiations with the eu will be made impossible. there are no circumstances in which i will ask brussels to delay. we

rain in the north—west, drier and brighter the further south and east you are. and and north—west which is moving eastward but still some brightness in sheltered parts of eastern scotland until this afternoon. western coasts have poor visibility with a lot of cloud and drizzle and rain by the end of the day. dry and bright in the south—east and east anglia with some sunny spells and still warm with temperatures up to 23 degrees. some of the best sunshine in shetland and the channel islands. overnight, but more organised band of rain will push south—eastwards with some welcome rain for parts of the south—east and east anglia. cooler air behind it so quite a chilly night for much of northern england and scotland as well. some showers pushing into north—western parts of scotland, some heavy, and look at the squeeze on the isobars here. there will be some strong gusts of wind on western coast of scotland, up to 50—60 mph with windy conditions across the whole of the north of the british isles and they will strengthen and pushed eastwards into the north sea by the eve

the weather front may bring a bit more cloud to the north—west corner of scotland.tart on sunday up and down the country. but bright, plenty of sunshine around. like i mention, that front could bring thicker cloud and more of a breeze to the far north—west, most places shall see sunny spells. a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up during the day. again, those temperatures after a chilly start reaching the mid to high teens celsius. as we head on into monday, it looks like we've got another weather system pushing in from the north—west. that'll bring a band of rain, the winds will pick up once again. so quite a messy picture for monday. outbreaks of rain, some of it quite heavy, moving across scotland and then into england and wales. it brightens up behind the rain band again, blustery showers following on. slightly cooler air, too, 14—16 degrees. this is the briefing. i'm victoria fritz. our top story: britain's prime minister says he'd rather be "dead in a ditch" than ask the european union for a further delay to brexit. "unimaginable destruction" — the bahamas hea

a scattering of showers for goblin, northern ireland, north—west england ona northern ireland, north—westnd on a windy day across the board with gusts around 30—a0 mph stop locally higher than that far north of scotland. temperatures in the high teens for many in the north, a maximum of 21 celsius in this south and east. now we see the back of those weather fronts as we move into thursday. at the next area of low pressure starts to move in. this is the remnants of tropical storm gabrielle. that will bring some wet weather two pars of scotland, northern england, and into parts of wales as well. the best of the drier, brighter weather wales as well. the best of the drier, brighterweatherto wales as well. the best of the drier, brighter weather to be found in the south and east. here it will feel quite humid thanks to some tropical air that will have dragged in. temperatures at a maximum of around 2a celsius. as we move into friday we see this cold front thinking south and east and high pressure building in from the south and west. it means that friday brings a good deal of dry and fine weat

it could bring thicker cloud and more of a breeze to the far north—west, most places shall see sunnyilly start reaching the mid— high teens celsius. as we head on into monday it looks like we have another weather system pushing in from the north—west. that will bring a band of rain and the wind will pick up once again so a messy picture for monday with outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy moving across scotland and then into england and wales. it brightens up behind the rain band again, blustery showers following on. cooler air as well, 14—16 degrees. welcome to bbc news, i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: britain's prime minister says he'd rather be "dead in a ditch" than ask the european union for a further delay to brexit. it costs £1 billion a month, it achieves absolutely nothing, what on earth is the point of further delay. the devastation of hurricane dorian in the bahamas — at least 70,000 people need urgent help a special report fom alaska, where developers want president trump to remove environmental protections in america's largest national forest. and the first female

west. further rain at times into northern ireland, parts of north and west england, parts of north and weste south—west could be drizzly, much of the midlands and east anglia and south—east england will stay dry, and at least a start the week temperatures come up a couple of degrees compared with what we had on sunday. as we look to tuesday, further weather fronts coming our way, tuesday, further weather fronts coming oui’ way, so tuesday, further weather fronts coming our way, so whenever you tuesday, further weather fronts coming oui’ way, so whenever you see these, you know they will be cloud and rain at times, and again most of it on tuesday towards the north and west of the uk, not raining all the time, and the further east you are in scotland and england, you might even stay mainly dry, a few sunny spells, particularly to the east midlands, east anglia, south—east england, lifting the temperature a little further, perhaps 2a celsius in the warm spots, tuesday the warmest day of the week. mid week onwards, temperatures come down. on wednesday it is because we have this cold front movin

tonight, a lot of the showers clear away, some coming into the far north and north west of scotland, f the country especially, temperatures to fairly low single figures. for most of us, there looking dry with some sunshine. still a few showers across scotland, north west england, wales, some of those drifting into the midlands. for many, dry and with sunny a maximum temperature into the high teams. into friday, more weather fronts moving in high teams. into friday, more weatherfronts moving in across high teams. into friday, more weather fronts moving in across the uk throughout the uk. wet weather singing south and east. fairly blustery conditions. but the rain eventually clears from northern parts of england, scotland and northern ireland with a few showers. the rain lingers in the far south of england during the afternoon. and those are the temperatures on friday, 15—17, 18 degrees, fearing on the cool side. into the weekend, the weather fronts clear away. and then we have this ridge of high pressure which is quite well established across the uk over the weekend. things looking dri

a few scattered showers, chiefly to the north—west of the great plain of scotla nd north—west of the, 13—15d, the south will keep 16—20dc, so 13—15d, the south will keep 16—20dc, so not as warm as the weekend. at week weather front slowly pushes its way south, sky is clear through the night and temperatures likely to fall away. still stays when the in the far north—east of scotland in particular. 0vernight lows on the chilly side, low single figures for many, 6—11d in towns and city centres. the chilly note start, nest and fog patches perhaps but some sunny spells around through tuesday. relatively quiet, the wind more of a future in the far north of scotland. by future in the far north of scotland. by the end of the afternoon, some cloud thickening and patchy rain threatening to the far north—west. that is the weather front which will topple across that high pressure and introduce a bit of rain, most of us under the influence of high and it will stay with us for the remainder of the week. 0utbreaks will stay with us for the remainder of the week. outbreaks of light rain into the far

but wet and windy weather arriving in north—west later, that is on the weather fronts there and it willn wet and windy across northern areas overnight, around an area of low pressure which contains remnants of ex hurricane dorian, no longer a hurricane but it will bring wet and windy weather overnight and through wednesday it sweeps towards southern parts of england, becoming light and patchy and behind it we get more sunshine arriving, some showers across scotland but temperatures higher for all of us. hello this is bbc news, the headlines. after her resignation from the cabinet and the conservative whip — amber rudd attacks borisjohnson's handling of brexit. there's not enough work going into actually getting a deal, which is, i think, is not what the prime minister signed up to try to do, and secondly, the expulsion of 21 of my colleagues who are good moderate conservatives. british airways pilots prepare to go on strike — for the first time in the airline's history. another day of anger in hong kong as radical pro—democracy protesters attack a metro station. peace talks between the

it will be another fairly windy day, to the north—west of our band of cloud and rain, it is going toh of the south—east, remember the wedge of humid air, parts of the south—east could get up to 2a celsius. that unity will be swept away southwards as we get into friday. a fresh feel to the weather, like twins for many in quite a lot of sunshine. the temperatures only up of sunshine. the temperatures only up to 20 in cardiff, plymouth and london. some showery rain across the western side of scotland, courtesy other system skipping its way through. into the week and, further weather fronts approaching northern and western parts of scotland. the south, high pressure becomes dominant. for many of us on saturday, for northern ireland, southern scotland, england and wales, plenty of sunshine to come, more cloud breeding habits of rain across the north—west of scotland and the attempt to stop to climb a little bit, maybe up to 22 celsius, maybe one as we get into sunday. some patchy rain across the northern half of the uk. you're watching beyond 100 days. demands for the recall of parliament

for the north and west of scotland, they could lick a0 to 50 mph.hat is going to continue. we have another low pressure system working its way and that this contains the remnants of ex tropical storm gabrielle. it will bring a spell of wet and 20 weather for some on wednesday, but also some humid air —— thursday. notice the colours on the map, temperatures toward the south—east and quarter of the uk will start to rise. it will feel quite humid and there will be outbreaks of rain for northern ireland and western scotland, north—west england and north wales too. elsewhere a lot of dry weather and quite a lot of cloud around throughout the day. temperature was we could see highs of 2a, possibly 25 celsius any the past south and east. as we head towards the weekend, high pressure starts to build in. it will not be dry for all thatis build in. it will not be dry for all that is all the time, but there will be able to fine weather on the cards for the weekend. those temperatures are on the rise. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. toda

it could bring thicker cloud and more of a breeze to the far north—west, most places shall see sunny the mid— high teens celsius. as we head on into monday it looks like we have another weather system pushing in from the north—west. that will bring a band of rain and the wind will pick up once again so a messy picture for monday with outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy moving across scotland and then into england and wales. it brightens up behind the rain band again, blustery showers following on. cooler air as well, 1a — 16 degrees.

bit cloudy and damp for the north—west of scotland. winds picking up through the day, central and eastern parts of england, up to southern scotland, you should stay dry all day. temperatures reaching 21 degrees, fresher than it has been. typically, the high teens when you are under the cloud and the rain in the west. moving through into monday night, and ovenright into tuesday, we see that rain becoming quite heavy, especially across parts of south wales, southern england as well, the winds also picking up with that heavy rainfall. it will be a mild night, certainly frost—free, as it will be really for much of the week ahead, we're not expecting to see any frost this week but what we are going to see is some strong winds and heavy rain on tuesday morning, courtesy of a bit of a wave developing on this weather front here moving in from the atlantic. so with all that rain and also the strong winds to content with too, we may well have a bit of disruption to travel tuesday morning especially for parts of southern england, into south wales

dorian has now weakened to category 2, but the north—west islands continue to endure heavy rain, highem maqbool reports. it is staggering to think that this record—breaking hurricane has barely moved. please pray for us... these videos were the last posted by a mother named gertha joseph, as she sheltered with her baby at the very beginning of dorian's assault on the bahamas, and give a sense of the conditions under which people were trying to ride out the storm. the roof‘s shaking and the roofs leaking. so we just pray the roof don't come off, because that's all we have right now. we have nowhere to go. young and old congregating in the sturdiest building around, though even that had sustained damage. when the power went down, the online posts stopped, and people have since faced long, terrifying hours of fierce winds, intense rainfall and massive ocean surges. we are in the midst of a historic tragedy in parts of northern bahamas. our mission and focus now is search, rescue and recovery. i ask for your prayers, for those in affected areas and for our first responders. because the hu

sunshine to start tomorrow, a shower in east anglia north kent, north—west scotla nd anglia north kentscotla nd scotland and more of western scotland will produce patchy rain a light drizzle. elsewhere where there is sunshine, patchy cloud developing but it will stay dry. the wind is picking up with, with thickening cloud in the north west of scotland. temperatures, 15 to 18 celsius. woman in scotland and north—east england. —— warmer in scotland. this is bbc world news today. our top stories. the released iranian tanker is apparently spotted off the syrian coast. britain says it's "deeply troubled" by the reports. as the uk prime minister, borisjohnson, says he'd rather die in a ditch than delay brexit, mps prepare for a legal battle in a ditch than delay brexit, if he defies a law stopping no deal. i'm very, very concerned and troubled by the fact the prime minister is going up and down the country saying he would never ask foran country saying he would never ask for an extension. either we have the rule of law in this country or we don't. russia and ukraine complete a long—awaited p

we have one or two around at the moment, north scotland, northern ireland, north wales and north—weste worth taking umbrella with you. showers will be fleeting in nature so they won't last very long in any one place. for some of us then it will be a chilly start to the weekend, particularly across north—eastern areas, but it is a mostly dry prospect, those showers will continue for a time, northern ireland, north wales, north—west england, perhaps sneaking into the midlands. we may well see a few light showers pop up later in the day across east anglia and south—east england. but still for the vast majority it is a dry day with sunny spells — that said we have a cool northerly wind so temperatures just 13 degrees in aberdeen, the highest temperatures towards the south—west, where 19 in cardiff and plymouth should feel pretty pleasant throughout the afternoon. saturday night is going to turn to be quite a cold night, with clear skies, light winds, temperatures would get down to about 3 celsius or so in newcastle, perhaps a few patches of frost in eastern scotland and north—east england

always cooler and fresher towards the north and the west.r feel for all of us. but for most, it's looking fine, with lots of sunshine. some showery rain affecting western scotland and that fesher feel, with temperatures of 18 to 21 celsius. as we head into the weekend, well, high pressure is going to dominate for most of us. that means plenty of dry weather. temperatures will start to climb as well. frontal up towards the north. we will see some outbreaks of rain, particularly across the north of scotland. quite windy as well. further south in the sunshine, temperatures climbing perhaps up to 25 celsius. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at two: demands for the recall of parliament — after scotland's highest civil court rules its suspension was unlawful. we, as politicians, are calling for parliament to be recalled so we can get on scrutinising what this government is up to. if it were to be the case that the government had misled the queen about the reasons for suspending parliament and the motives for it, that