country, but it's going to be another chilly day. —— far south—east.efore the low—pressure system sta rts before the low—pressure system starts to hu rtle before the low—pressure system starts to hurtle in bringing strengthening winds and outbreaks of rain, but also a change of wind direction, so we will start next week of fine, dry, some sunshine, quite cold, then it turns more u nsettled quite cold, then it turns more unsettled with rain and wind at times and southerly winds bringing milderairto our times and southerly winds bringing milder air to our shores. will this is bbc news. the headlines at 8 labour promises free broadband for all by 2030. if they win the election — they'll partly nationalise bt — and tax the tech giants to pay for the 20 billion pound plans. fast and free broadband for all will fire up our economy, deliver a massive boost to productivity and bring half a million people back into the workforce. but the prime minister dismisses labour's proposals as ‘crazed communist‘ plans. we will not be doing some crackpot scheme involving

but some wet weather for the south—east of england, east anglia into the evening, and our area of lowand and wales, picks up the rain here which will be quite heavy, and also strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islands too. so, more rain for england and wales, could be heavy at times, and we are still going to have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon, bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. 0ur wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wa

longer spells of rain returning to england and wales, particularly wet at the moment towards the south—eastse, given it has come from a long way south. once that area of low pressure arrives, it is going to stick around for quite some time, into wednesday, trundles its way towards the south—east of england. we have a weather front in the north east. that is going to be bringing more rain to the highlands and grampians, some stronger winds here as well. some unwelcome rain, i think, across the south pennines and near the centre of the low pressure, some heavier rain to clear away from the south—east of england. again, it is mild. those temperatures widely in double figures. now as we head towards thursday, signs of slow changes. the low pressure for a start is going to pull away and there isn‘t one coming in behind that, so it is starting to dry off a little bit. we are changing the wind direction. this is the first sign of change, with a north to north—easterly brightening things up in scotland, pushing any remaining rain and drizzle down, away from northern ireland, into england and wales,

but some wet weather for the south—east of england, east anglia into the evening, and our area of lowup the rain here which will be quite heavy, and also strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islands too. so, more rain for england and wales, could be heavy at times, and we are still going to have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. our wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wales, a little bit slow

and the south east with just a few showers through the english channel, but a chilly day for all. we go through into tonight, clearer skies for scotland, northern ireland, edging a little bit further south, but we're likely to see a widespread frost develop. scotland and northern ireland, though, coldest of all, shown by the blue colours on our temperature chart here. but further south and east, frost free, the cloud stays in place, further rain or drizzle, and into tomorrow it could be quite a windy and cloudy day, east anglia and the south east seeing rain at times close to the coast. the exception rather than the rule, though, because for most, at long last, a welcome window of dry and reasonably sunny weather. the frost clears, the fog largely clears — it it a bit lingers throughout the day, though, it will be chilly, with temperatures above freezing. hello, this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. the headlines: prince andrew categorically denies having sex with an american woman who says she was forced to sleep with him when she was just 17. i absolutely, categorically tell you

the south—east, there will be a few showers. 0ne rain in the south—east, there will be a few showers they will brighten up. the other feature of todayis this a strong wind. a brisk northerly or north—easterly wind. that is going to make these temperatures feel even than they suggest, and they anyway are below average for this stage in november. as we head through the evening and overnight, this band of rain doesn't move that much further north. it gets into yorkshire, into wales, down towards the south—west. it wea ke ns a ll down towards the south—west. it weakens all the time and the rain in it will turn more patchy in nature. behind it, a lot of cloud and a few showers, and ahead of it we will see some clear skies, and still some showers, some of those still falling as snow on the hills in scotland. temperature—wise, the temperatures you see in the charts tell you what you see in the charts tell you what you can expect in towns and cities. they will be lower than that in rural areas, so they will be lower than that in rural areas, so once they will be lower than that in rural area

but the wet weather for the south—east of england, east anglia, and ourarea of south—east of england,and wales, picks up the rain here and also strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islands too, and we are still going to have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but in north—east england we will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. al wind direction is going to change for that mild south—westerly, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it no across england and wales, a little bit slower but we should be at brightening up for northern ireland and particularly across scotland with some sunshine knocking those temperatures down

south—east england a few heavy ones, wintry showers in northern scotland on a strong, cold, northerlying, the brighter colours indicating there will be heavy bursts of rain and snow to the higher parts of the peak district, but the rain, maybe another 30 to a0 millimetres in areas already suffering serious flooding. the problems will not be helped by that. it does eventually, overnight, shift further north across more of north—east england, maybe into tomorrow morning and finishing north tomorrow morning and finishing north to scotland. not too much in the way across, but some for northern ireland and risk of ice into scotla nd ireland and risk of ice into scotland where you wintry showers. this area of cloud and some outbreaks of rain tomorrow morning will tend to fizzle and a few showers left behind in the afternoon. quite a bit of dry and occasionally sunny weather for friday afternoon. it looks like an area of rain will develop and become heavy towards east anglia and the south—east of england in the evening. another chilly day and a chilly breeze and most of us in single figures.

scotland, but elsewhere dry and sunny, brighter spells across the extreme south—easttonight, the cloud holds on across central and south—eastern areas, more of a breeze here than elsewhere as high pressure builds in, clear skies, temperatures taking a tumble. widespread frost in the far north of england into north wales by the end of the night, 3—6 in the south—east. high pressure will dominate, like i mentioned, for monday, lots of fine dry weather, this low pressure could float with the south—east coast, bringing one or two showers through the day, certainly early on, turning dry to the afternoon, 18 northerly wind. elsewhere, a code for us to start, lots of sunshine, one or two mist and fog patches. as we had through monday night, widespread frost across the country under largely clear skies, with light winds a really cold, frosty start to tuesday. mist and fog will lift and clear into the afternoon. a fine day for many, widespread sunny spells. across the west, a change is low pressure edges closer, increasing cloud, outbreaks of rain in the west later in the day.

as well with some ice patches on the south—east.me of these wintry as it is another cold day and a chilly night, watch the blue shades spreading across the chart, widely we will get to freezing or below. some freezing fog patches as well. not as cold in western regions because we will be bringing in outbreaks of rain, the rain staggering eastwards on saturday, uncertainty about the exact timing but we could see snow across the hills of wales and the midlands. temperature wise, 5—9 degrees at best for most of us. that rain will clear away on saturday night, sunday should be a quieter day for most of us with some spells of sunshine. hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm shaun ley. today at 2pm: labour sets out plans to borrow £150 billion over five years to replace, update and expand schools, hospitals, housing and care homes. this will begin the urgent task to repairour this will begin the urgent task to repair our socialfabric this will begin the urgent task to repair our social fabric which has been torn apart by the tories. f

we have showers moving into south—east scotla nd have showers moving into south—east scotland which maye in the morning and there again temperatures will be dropping below freezing. another chilly start for most of us but the main player is this rain pivoting gradually north and west as we head through the day. it is slow—moving, heavy and persistent and there is the potential for it to work its way into already flooded areas which will only exacerbate the problem. away from that, quite a lot of dry weather around, and blustery wind. temperatures remain disappointing for the time of year. we are looking at mid—to single figures at best. as we head into thursday evening, our area of low pressure drifts southwards. 0ur band of rain works further northwards. so we start the day still with that area of rain on friday. it may produce hill snow, it gradually loses some momentum. around that area of low pressure, we will see spells of rain, particularly for the southern half of the uk, which turn persistent towards the south—east later in the day and it remains cold. that is the set up as we h

a few clear spells across the south—east, but were you hold onto the cloud, temperatures will hold onn saturday, isobars further apart, meaning the winds will be lighter. but we will continue to have thicker cloud in central and eastern england, down into wales in the south west or south—eastern parts of england could see brightness. rain edging into the west isles through the day. lighter winds, edging into the west isles through the day. lighterwinds, chilly edging into the west isles through the day. lighter winds, chilly but not as cold as it has been to the last few days. into the night, it stays damp across central and northern areas, a few clear spells around, and where we see that it will be cold, close to freezing, chilly spots across the south where it stays clear but most places will hold on the cloud. another cloudy day to start sunday, the weather front draped across northern england, southern scotland, the midlands into wales, could bring some persistent rain to flood affected areas, so watch this over the next day or so. an improving picture, though, for scotland and no

but into the midlands and the south—east we should see some sunshine, slightly lighter winds. rther north. and like i mentioned, feeling really chilly underneath that cloud and rain. through thursday night, a slow improvement. that weather front with the band of rain continues to ease down and push towards the south and east so it will be a dry and chilly night across many northern and southern areas but where you have the cloud, not quite as cold, ranging from 2—6 degrees there. the pressure chart, as we head into friday, shows this area of low pressure slipping off into the near continent. a bit of a hand back across the eastern side of the country with this weather front which will continue to bring a fair amount of cloud and one or two showers, but a ridge of high pressure builds in across the north and west, so here, after a chilly start, it should be a fine day with plenty of sunshine around. much of the country should see a bit of sunshine apart from the eastern side of england where it's going to be another chilly day. as we had through friday night, eventually we'll se

a few clear spells in the south east. start saturday. we still have low pressure for most of saturday, this weather front bringing further patchy cloud and outbreaks of rain to parts of southern eastern scotland, northern england, parts of wales and the south west. some holes breaking in the cloud across the midlands and south east allowing sunny spells, and a few chows. fine weather for northern ireland but to the west, this weather front is slowly making inroads as we head through saturday night. a stagnant picture on saturday night, variable cloud, outbreaks of rain continuing across southern scotland, northern england, with rain piling into the north west as this next weather front moves in. again, a chilly night to start sunday. sunday looks pretty cloudy across southern scotland, northern england. rain here affecting the areas affected by the floods, that could be an issue. it will slowly slip southwards. brighter skies for much of scotland and northern ireland, quite a nice day on sunday. we could see a little bit

some sunny spells and staying dry for many in parts of the south midlands, east anglia and the south—east night on the way tonight, plenty of cloud across england and wales, especially late at the further east you are is this area close in, but notice the clear skies, allowing frost to develop. temperatures below freezing through many areas of scotland, northern england and northern ireland into tomorrow. but look at that, lots of clear skies, not much cloud to begin with. a few mist and fog patches could lingerfor the day, lots more sunshine developing across northern, central, western england and wales, parts of eastern england, a few showers on the coast, east anglia and the south—east, cloudy and windy day, outbreaks of rain close to the north sea coast too. chilly in parts of scotla nd north sea coast too. chilly in parts of scotland where the fog lingers. this is bbc news i'm shaun ley. the headlines at eleven. prince andrew categorically denies having sex with an american women who says she was forced to sleep with him when she was just 17. ican i can absolutely, categorically tell

but some wet weather for the south—east of england, east anglia into the evening, and our area of low and wales, picks up the rain here which will be quite heavy, and also strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islands too. so, more rain for england and wales, could be heavy at times, and we are still going to have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. 0ur wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wales,

but into the midlands and the south—east we should see some sunshine, slightly lighter winds. nd single figure values further north. and like i mentioned, feeling really chilly underneath that cloud and rain. through thursday night, a slow improvement. that weather front with the band of rain continues to ease down and push towards the south and east so it will be a dry and chilly night across many northern and southern areas but where you have the cloud, not quite as cold, ranging from 2—6 degrees there. the pressure chart, as we head into friday, shows this area of low pressure slipping off into the near continent. a bit of a hand back across the eastern side of the country with this weather front which will continue to bring a fair amount of cloud and one or two showers, but a ridge of high pressure builds in across the north and west, so here, after a chilly start, it should be a fine day with plenty of sunshine around. much of the country should see a bit of sunshine apart from the eastern side of england where it's going to be another chilly day. as we had through friday

there are south—east of england is wide. there a re lots of south—east of england is wide.united kingdom who could make exactly the same argument, that they have had their resources taken over the years and not have the benefit. we have a sister party in the north, the york party. a lot of moral payments coming up then? look, the gulf of wealth in this so—called united kingdom, you know, ithink is wealth in this so—called united kingdom, you know, i think is a moral stain on our democracy. yes, there is a national dimension to it in wales but it does apply to some of those former coalfield communities. many of them voted to leave and i am not in any way saying that everyone will have voted to leave for this particular reason, but i think part of the backdrop for it in many of these are neglected working class communities was a deep sense of exasperation at the fact that the political class in westminster and successive governments, both labour and conservative haven't actually addressed this gaping gap of wealth and privilege between wales and particularly london and south—

but some wet weather for the south—east of england, east anglia into the evening, and our area of lowhich will be quite heavy, and also strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islands too. so, more rain for england and wales, could be heavier tonight, and we are still going to have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. our wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wales, a little bit slower but we should

lot of cloud again after a misty and rocky start, the best of sunshine in the morning to once the south—easttures to today. looking ahead to next week, another area of low pressure behind me driven by thejet week, another area of low pressure behind me driven by the jet stream which is unusually far south this time of year and that will keep the u nsettled time of year and that will keep the unsettled weather going so we have this rain arriving from the south—west tomorrow night, continuing to push north entering and wales, strengthening winds as well, not so much rain. in a northern ireland but had pushed find sunshine, although northern scotland should do not too bad, to pitchers mild between nine and 13. mild into wednesday but comes with cloud and for the wednesday but comes with cloud and forthe rain, wednesday but comes with cloud and for the rain, you can see a change through thursday and friday, the low pressure pulling away, turning dry out but at the same time admit on a bit cold and by the end of the week we may see a touch of frost returning. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the

but some wet weather for the south—east of england, east anglia into the evening, and our area of lowill be quite heavy, and also strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islands too. so, more rain for england and wales, could be heavy at times, and we are still going to have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon, bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. our wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wales, a little bit slower but we should see it

all associate with this area of low pressure which is slowly easing towards the south—east as we headof day friday. some showers lingering in the south and eastern parts. crisp cool conditions in scotland, northern ireland down towards wales as well. many of us are well in those signal figures on friday and just about to break 10 celsius down towards the south—east. what about further had? next weekend 110w. what about further had? next weekend now. the jet stream that the livers are areas of low pressure will be mainly pushing towards the south of the uk so we are on the colder side of that jet stream. we are the uk so we are on the colder side of thatjet stream. we are also going to be seen to jet stream pushing areas of low graduates at these words as they go across the uk but further ahead, we may well see higher pressure towards the azores, higher pressure towards the azores, higher pressures across scandinavia, those two areas of high pressure bringing a little bit drier and more settled. the 10—day trend things start off unsettled. it will be turning colder between the middle p

quite grey through through the midlands, towards the south—east of england.ough towards the north—east of scotland. the highest temperature is probably where it is turning wetter later on in the day, towards the south—west of england — may be double figures here. and getting blown away by those brisk winds. quite grey through through the midlands, towards the south—east of england. some brighter skies further north. one or two showers though towards the north—east of scotland. the highest temperature is probably where it is turning wetter later on in the day, towards the south—west of england — may be double figures here. let's jump into friday. more showers, a lot of cloud around really on friday but the potential for some wetter weather to develop towards the west country, south—west of england, then heading into the west midlands and wales, so showers merging to some longer spells of rain which could be quite heavy, actually. 7—9 degrees in the north, double figures likely further south. those showers heavy for a wire merging into the south—west of england

but some wet weather for the south—east of england, east anglia into the evening, and our area of lowhich will be quite heavy, and also strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islands too. so, more rain for england and wales, could be heavy at times, and we are still going to have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon, bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. our wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wales, a little bit slower but we should

it starts south—east, east anglia, midlands, towards north wales.gh the day where it will just start to sit. that rain bank will be a little bit further north, could be a little bit further north, could be a little bit further north, could be a little bit further south. keep checking the forecast, because it will be crucial where it sits. it could cause some minor flooding. where it sits. it could cause some minorflooding. heavy where it sits. it could cause some minor flooding. heavy and thundery showers to the south coast. to the north of it, a chilly day again, but in the sunshine, a few wintry showers. that heavy rain across parts of england and wales will slowly push away as we head into friday. 0pening slowly push away as we head into friday. opening the door to north—easterly winds once again. we will continue with a colder theme, but for friday, while we could have some rain lingering across south—eastern part of the country, still winter here, away from that, most still winter here, away from that, m ost pla ces still winter here, away from

could steal a handbag of the weather front across the east and south—east. 0ne handbag of the weather we should see plenty of sunshine and without winds despite it being cold, it should feel a bit better with all that sunshine. as we had through tuesday, this area of low pressure edges ever closer to the western side of the country. high—pressure dominating for tuesday and tuesday morning will be a cold one and widespread frost up and down the uk. some dense, mist and fog patches in places particular across the midlands, but as winds begin to pick up is that weather front moves m, pick up is that weather front moves in, the mist and fog should disperse into the afternoon. central and northern eastern areas should stay dry with some sunshine, light winds again, maybe turning hazy is that weather front pushes into northern ireland, wales and the south—west with outbreaks of rain. the winds will pick up from the south. wednesday, a messier picture, thus the high pressure, this low pressure system will take over. pockets of over the west and south—west and that will bring us a run of sout

further heavy showers towards the south—east.ch of rain fell across the south—west of england. it is mild and damp. into this evening and overnight, the rainfall becomes focused in northeast parts of scotland but elsewhere it looks dry, cloudy and mild to start off sunday morning. sunday we should gradually lose the mist, fog and low cloud. a bit of a respite as rain clues away from northern scotland, lots of dry weather before the next area of rain arrives in the south—west by sunday evening. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. the headlines: on last night's bbc question time debatejeremy corbyn said he would remain ‘neutral‘ in the event of another brexit referendum, which he promised a labour government would deliver. the british medical association will lobby the nhs to stop gp home visits being a contractual obligation, as doctors say they "no longer have the capacity" to offer them. a day of calm, as hong kong prepares to go to the polls, giving pro—democracy campaigners their chance to vote. the fallou

pressure and that means some showers and longer spells of rain, perhaps the heaviest rain towards the south—eastent wind flows, more of a south to south—westerly wind in england, but a colour north—easterly beginning to arrive across scotland and that is because of the position of the area of low pressure and that low is going to slowly wander towards the low countries into europe leaving our shores behind and we are getting this idea of a north easterly airflow been established on thursday and that will bring some showery bursts of rain particularly for the east of the uk and further west it might be drierand east of the uk and further west it might be drier and brighter maybe even some sunshine but it is getting colder from the north of those temperatures in glasgow back to 8 degrees and you can say is we head towards the end of the week how that colder air pressure is down across the uk bringing the risk of frost for northern areas in particular and we are still in the wrong side of the jet stream and it continues to fade areas of low pressure towards the south west for a while and then anoth

to the south—east of that, a fighting chance of seeing at least some dry weather.d turn increasingly break through the day. it's still chilly, single digit temperatures for most of us. now, into the start of the new working week, this little ridge of high pressure is going to try to work its way across the british isles. and that should give a drier and brighter day on monday. this is the day where we do get to dry out. there will be a few showers brought into north sea coastal areas on a brisk, northerly wind, but otherwise it's fine. there is some sunshine. it stays pretty chilly, 6—10 degrees at best. but as we head deeper into the week, it does turn more unsettled again. we will see further outbreaks of rain, heaviest in the west. this is bbc news. welcome, if you are watching her in the uk, on pbs or around the globe. i am james reynolds. our top stories: prince andrew breaks his silence on thejeffrey epstein scandal in an exclusive bbc interview. he was question of staying at the home at the convicted sex offender. buckingham palace denies all allegations of

towards the south—east of england, feeling chilly in the breeze. rth, but the rain is going to be in the south—west of england and south wales and this is where we are likely to find the highest temperatures, perhaps double figures. but that rain can be a little heavy at times. it will push its way overnight towards the south—east of england, further north across wales, perhaps into the midlands as well. and a few showers towards northern areas too. a lot of cloud around. rain never too far away so not too cold — temperatures typically 3—6 degrees. we've got a few showers to come really, i think, on friday. it's a messy sort of day. things could develop a bit wetter though towards the south—west. those showers heavy for a while, merging into some longer spells of rain through the south—west of england, the west midlands, into the west country and wales through the day. that is an area to watch as things get wetter but those temperatures typically nine or 10 degrees. now let's head into the weekend and it's a weekend dominated by low pressure. we hav

for the south and east of scotla nd day wears on. , expect cloud and shall remain throughout the day. the odd sharp shower working through, there could be enough showers to cause a little bit of disruption. towards the south—east corner, a fighting chance to see some dry and bright weather. another chilly day but not as windy as it has been. as you go through saturday night tomorrow night, you can see these areas of cloud and patchy rain continuing to float across the map. sunday it looks like we will see rain move across scotla nd we will see rain move across scotland and northern ireland at a time but then it will brighten up. we will continue seeing operates of rain on and off across northern england and some of those hefty showers in north publisher and cornwall... some brighter glimpses as temperatures stuck in single digits forjust as temperatures stuck in single digits for just about all of us. as temperatures stuck in single digits forjust about all of us. as we headed to the start of the new working week, a bit of a change in

we have patches of rain heading into the south—east of england. hern england too. they peter out. all the while, rain in north—east england and scotland. elsewhere, lighter winds and it turns dry overnight. we do find some mist and fog patches forming. it should be free of frost, a mild six or 7 degrees. tomorrow, a dry day. as we are between two weather systems, the next comes into the south—west by the end of the day. some rain in the morning for eastern scotland. that will peter out but linger in the northern ireland is. some patches of rain and light showers coming in around irish sea coastal areas. on the whole, dry with a lot of cloud. misty and murky in the morning. not a great deal of sunshine, the best of it around the murray firth. temperatures similar to what we have seen today. more u nsettled to what we have seen today. more unsettled weather coming into the beginning of next week. we have the jet stream. picking up areas of low pressure. steering them in from the atlantic. on monday, with rain moving northwards and eastwards, the heav

you can see the rain pivoting, moving its way south—east, further north and east staying dry, some sunshineof rain, three or 4 degrees, temperatures widely six or 7 degrees. into sunday, the weather system and slipping away to the south. going to be a drier picture i think on remembrance sunday, so if you are going to parades or any events, it's looking try and there will be sunshine around during sunday. a bit of cloud here and there. we will see temperatures getting up to around 6 degrees in the central belt. nine, 10 degrees down in towards the south of england. into next week, changeable, there will still be some outbreaks of rain at times, a bit of sunshine here and there, each day will be slightly different. temperatures are still around 8—10d. that's it from me. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: around 100 flood warnings are in place across northern england and the midlands after torrential rain causes flooding, mudslides and serious disruption to roads and rail services. residents in rotherham have been urged not to leave their homes.

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by the south—east little earlier on.is a bit of a messy story but against a mile. nine to a01a degrees behind. as we move into wednesday, that pressure continues to move eastwards and that will bring wales some rain at times. the frontal systems continue to bring wet weather across north—east england and scotland. the best of any dry weather out of the west and again it still says mild. but not for long, the winds are set to change direction and we lose that mouth southerly and dried a return toa mouth southerly and dried a return to a northerly flow so the cold air arrives for the start of the weekend. that will have a noticeable impact on the story. brighter for many but noticeably colder. take care. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2: lorry driver maurice robinson appears in court over the deaths of 39 vietnamese migrants — he admits to plotting to assist illegal immigration. joy at the ballot box — pro—democracy supporters celebrate as they win overwhelmingly in hong kong's local elec

, perhaps even more across the high ground of south—eastgest will be through the channel coast and across south—west england. the moist tropical air, the temperature widely in double figures, 10—14 on tuesday. low pressure so what is on wednesday, slowly tracking eastwards. further spells of heavy rain and strong winds for northern scotla nd rain and strong winds for northern scotland and one is turning more easterly and we drag down some cold air across much of the uk so to sum it up, and the week ahead, cloudy and mild with spells of wet and windy weather, dry and later in the week. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 7pm. borisjohnson pledges not to raise income tax, vat or national insurance as he unveils the conservative's election manifesto. let's go for sensible, moderate, but tax cutting one nation conservative government and take this country forward. the tories also promise to add 50—thousand nurses to the nhs in england, and restore nursing grants. labour pledges to compensate nearly 4 million women, who lost ou

the south—east driest and brightest for longest. be a spell of snow on the higher ground of scotland, where temperature will be down to three or four. further south about five to seven degrees. so a chilly start to thursday. which will be dominated by this area of low pressure. look at this front here, it is causing us some headaches, there is some uncertainty as to where that rain, that front is going to be situated. most likely across northern wales and northern england and eastern england where it will be relentless and could cause localised flooding. but it could move to the north or south. into the end of the week, the low pressure is still there or thereabouts and this front is clearing away to the south—east. there will be some rain at first in the south east of england during friday. further north and west it is drier and friday. further north and west it is drierand a friday. further north and west it is drier and a brighter day. not too bad for many of us on friday. temperatures struggling, in single figures for many. eigh

very wet through the evening for south—east england and east anglia, moore brains over northern scotlandthe south—west of and wales. more rain to come at times for england and wales and it may well tank ledger in north—east england and scotland. we start to see the weather changing a little bit as we head from wednesday into thursday, the low pressure will take a lot of that rain away. we will change the when direction, instead of this milder south—westerly, we will push down a northerly wind by the end of the week. that's a big defrost in places by friday morning. we have still got some brain on thursday for england and wales at the last of the mild weather and then for friday it looks like it'll be drier, brighter, with some sunshine, but it will feel quite a bit colder. this is bbc news —i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at 11:00: in a highly unusual intervention, the chief rabbi criticises what he calls the labour leadership's failure to deal with anti—semitism in an article for the times newspaper. levels of greenhouse gases break new records, as experts express their fears for the f

south east london boy does good. all of the men had a role to play on the day of yvonne‘s death.to the scene after the shooting. the primary objective was to contain it to make sure nobody could escape and to make sure there was nobody on show who could get shot. we were dealing with people who had harmed police officers and we wanted to see them arrested. we should have been able to put handcuffs on the person who shot yvonne. we had to watch them leave. mattjohnson was driving the ambulance escort vehicle that took yvonne to hospital. we received an emergency call over the radio to say, could we go to regent street, charles ii street, to pick up an ambulance and escort it to the westminster hospital on the hurry up? we didn't realise it was a shot police officer. we didn't realise it was yvonne fletcher, and that she'd died. when the news came on the evening, i realised it was yvonne, which is particularly relevant to me because about six weeks prior to that yvonne had been at my housewarming party. when something like that happens, particularly when it happens to a close frien

could be a few showers, towards the south—east of scotland. of the uk grey through the midlands towards the midlands that meant south—east of england. highest temperatures in the south—west of england and south wales where we will see the wettest weather developing through the afternoon. in the evening the rain is still around in the south—west of england, heading further into wales towards the south—east of england. behind that rain it does turn quite showery across the southern counties. some showers further north as well. adding to that cloudy sort of feel and it should be mild as well. temperatures 3— six degrees. a messy picture on friday. not only do we have a lot of cloud and limited sunshine and showers, the development of this rain is forecast for the south—west of england, the west country, perhaps into the west midlands and wales. that is an area that could see heavy rain developing through the day. those temperatures are still around nine or 10 degrees for many parts of the country. more wet weather to come on saturday. we have ano

the law could get close enough to bring some thicker cloud to south—east england, perhaps a few patches day. after that the temperature struggles. scotla nd that the temperature struggles. scotland and northern ireland in the far north of england, the temperature in edinburgh just far north of england, the temperature in edinburghjust to celsius, 9—10 for cardiff and london, but monday night will be really cold, probably the coldest of the autumn so far with the temperature in the countryside in scotla nd temperature in the countryside in scotland getting all the way down to about —10 so a very cold night coming up. looking at the weather picture into tuesday, the middle pa rt picture into tuesday, the middle part of the week should be initially dry with a ridge of high pressure in charge but increasingly later on in the week we start to see this low trying to exert its influence of the atla ntic trying to exert its influence of the atlantic bringing thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain into western areas, went eventually in a south—east direction. most of his on tuesday having a dry day

but some wet weather for the south—east of england, east anglia into the evening, and our area of lowthe rain here which will be quite heavy, and also strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islands too. so, more rain for england and wales, could be heavy at times, and we are still going to have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. 0ur wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wales, a little bit slower

but into the midlands and the south—east we should see some sunshine, slightly lighter winds. and single figure values further north. and like i mentioned, feeling really chilly underneath that cloud and rain. through thursday night, a slow improvement. that weather front with the band of rain continues to ease down and push towards the south and east so it will be a dry and chilly night across many northern and southern areas but where you have the cloud, not quite as cold, ranging from 2—6 degrees there. the pressure chart, as we head into friday, shows this area of low pressure slipping off into the near continent. a handback across the eastern side of the country with this weather front which will continue to bring a fair amount of cloud and one or two showers, but a ridge of high pressure builds across the north and west, so after a chilly start, should be a fine day with plenty of sunshine around. much of the country should see a bit of sunshine apart from the eastern side of england where it's going to be another chilly day. through friday night, eventually we'll see the

the rain in the south east of england this morning, that will ease away to the north, but it's around to 100 millimeters of rainfall, that's likely to bring some flooding and also some problems. but quite widely from north wales all the way towards lincolnshire, norfolk. you can see that band of rain even away from the warning area. there is likely to be some issues with some localised flooding. now to the south of that, i mentioned some sunny spells, but heavy showers in the south west, showers coming into southern scotland, into northern ireland. but some brighter weather in northern scotland with some sunshine. a rather brisk easterly wind here and a rather brisk westerly wind across the south. and it is going to feel pretty cold again today, particularly if you're stuck underneath that cloud and that rain. temperatures six to nine, maybe ten celsius. you can see this band of rain doesn't really move very far, but gradually it'll edge its way further southward into mid wales and the midlands. but continuing in parts of lincolnshire, either side with some clear skies, but a patchy f

from the south—east and it is going to be a slightly milder direction.urther outbreaks of rain to the south—west. we have got a weather fronts loitering here. again, ithink wednesday will be another dryly large one with some sunshine, but a breezy day, temperatures in single figures for most, and with the breeze it will feel quite chilly. as we move deeper into next week, low pressure will continue to park itself across the south—west, which will feed us these winds in from the south. we will see outbreaks of rain but you will notice as well, the blue colours being pushed to the north of the uk for a while, as we see the yellows and oranges invading for the south. temporarily, it does look like it is going to turn milder towards the end of the week, but with a low pressure, just the rest of the country is going to bring fairly windy conditions and outbreaks of rain as well. there will be some sunshine at times as well and there are signs of some cold air returning to northern parts of the country by next weekend. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa bura

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in the south and east of scotla nd cold. d east of scotland and east anglia there could be some frost to start sunday. the same areas should be dry and sunny for much of the day. showers in the west of scotland and northern ireland will fade. some will continue in 0rkney and shetland. cloudy in northern and parts of wales and the south west. further rain and some heavier bursts in northern england. to the south of it, some sunshine and another chilly day. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: prince andrew speaks publicly for the first time, about his friendship with the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. in an exclusive interview with bbc newsnight, the duke says it was wrong to stay at epstein‘s house and admits he let "the side down". i admit fully that myjudgment was probably coloured by my... tendency to be too honourable, but that's just the way it is. prince andrew also said he had "no recollection" of meeting virginia roberts — who claims she was forced to have sex with him when she was 17 after being groomed b