the isle of wight isa high wind gusts.nd still 109 mph. 83 mph at plymouth and 61 at guernsey. still blustery in the day ahead but nowhere near as stormy as saturday. low pressure in control, so brisk winds around the coast of south—west england and northern scotland where saturday was quite windy as well. wet weather to be had. this is how we start the day, a few fog patches and the winds are light to northern ireland, north—west england, wales and the midlands, where we have had clear spells overnight. 0utbrea ks and the midlands, where we have had clear spells overnight. outbreaks of rain showers. cloud in northern england with some seeing rain for a time and further outbreaks of rain, but the intensity easing across northern and eastern scotland. rain towards south wales later on. winds will strengthen again with this moving on because around a0 mph or so, similargot into moving on because around a0 mph or so, similar got into the far north of scotland. as for those temperatures, a0 celsius and there will be some drier

mph in england and gci’oss touching 80 mph in england and across shared best hampshire and isle of wightthe system working its way eastwards, heavy rain for the far north of scotland, but per southern skull, northern england and parts of northern ireland, drier, brighter and sunny spells. temperatures not above what we saw first thing this morning, highs of ten to 13 celsius. areas of rain spiralling around the area. becoming more charity. clear skies in between and the winds are slowly starting to ease. “— and the winds are slowly starting to ease. —— becoming more charity. less windy tomorrow but still summer showers around. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... south africa have won the rugby world cup final after convincingly beating england 32—12 at yokohama injapan. jubilation in capetown as the sprinkboks win the trophy for the third time, the first with a black captain. so near, yet so far for england fans who take comfort in team coach eddiejones‘ achievements. the government halts fracking for gas in england until there is evidence the controversial process is safe. preside

the needles on the isle of wight have recorded a gust of 101 mph. warnings in place. we have damage and destruction likely and it is down to this low pressure. you likely and it is down to this low pressure. you can see likely and it is down to this low pressure. you can see the way the cloud is swirling around and it will work its way eastwards across the uk through today. the strongest winds on its northern and southern flank where we have the wettest weather. look at the southern half of the uk. 70-80 look at the southern half of the uk. 70—80 mph gusts at a time this morning. 50—60 mph quite widely in land and just outside the warning area, gusts, 40—50 mph. windy conditions in wales, the south of england and parts of the midlands and also heavy rain currently working eastwards across england and wales and ahead of its spells of sunshine and we will probably hang onto them in the far north. but we have another area of heavy rain across northern scotland that could bring local flooding in across northern scotland that could bring localflooding in

these are some of the gusts that were recorded on saturday. 109 mph at the needles on the isle of wightsex, still at 66 mph. the weather has caused some significant disruption. through the week ahead, we are not expecting wind speeds similar to what we had on saturday. rain at times and things will be turning colder through the middle part of the week. but it won't be as windy as it has been. 0n the week. but it won't be as windy as it has been. on sunday, we still have low pressure very much with us but not so many isobars on the map so but not so many isobars on the map so light wind across the uk during the day on sunday. still a few blustery showers around, particularly for northern and eastern scotland and parts of northern england and also working in from the south—west later in the day, a few more showers. in between, quite a lot of dry weather for much of northern ireland, north wales, down towards east anglia and the south—east. temperatures are still on the mild side, 10—14dc on sunday although it will turn cooler later in the week. moving through sunday night and into the new

that rain could extend a little bit further eastwards to threaten dorset, perhaps into the isle of wight france. high pressure then takes over. could have this little weather front across northern scotland bring some slightly thicker cloud here on sunday, and a greater number of showers moving in across the far north. a change in the wind direction brings showers into the thames estuary, so it'll likely be quite wet at times into the north—east of kent. but, away from these areas, plenty of sunshine again. after a cold and frosty start, temperatures 4—7 degrees celsius, and we keep the cold weather for the first half of the new week. it gets milder towards the end of next week. that's your weather. a warm welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. our top stories: serving up a thanksgiving surprise in afghanistan — president trump tells us troops the taliban's pushing for a ceasefire. the taliban wants to make a deal — we'll see if they want to make a deal — it's got to be a real deal but we'll see, but they want to make a deal and they only want to make a deal because you're doing a gr

that rain could extend a little bit further eastwards, to threaten dorset, perhaps into the isle of wightsouth into france. high pressure then takes over. could have this little weather front across northern scotland bringing some slightly thicker cloud here on sunday, and a greater number of showers moving in across the far north. a change in the wind direction brings showers into the thames estuary, so it‘ll likely be quite wet at times into the north—east of kent. but, away from these areas, plenty of sunshine again. after a cold and frosty start, temperatures 4—7 degrees celsius, and we keep the cold weather for the first part of the new week. it gets milder towards the end of next week. that‘s your weather. a very warm welcome to bbc news. my name‘s mike embley. our top stories: serving up a thanksgiving surprise in afghanistan — president trump tells us troops the taliban‘s pushing for a ceasefire. the taliban wants to make a deal — we‘ll see if they want to make a deal — it‘s got to be a real deal but we‘ll see, but they want to make a deal and they only want to make a deal because

that rain could extend a little bit further eastwards, to threaten dorset, perhaps into the isle of wightthwards as the low pressure moves south into france. high pressure then takes over. could have this little weather front across northern scotland bringing some slightly thicker cloud here on sunday, and a greater number of showers moving in across the far north. a change in the wind direction brings showers into the thames estuary, so it'll likely be quite wet at times into the north—east of kent. but, away from these areas, plenty of sunshine again. after a cold and frosty start, temperatures 4—7 degrees celsius, and we keep the cold weather for the first part of the new week. it gets milder towards the end of next week. that's your weather. good morning — welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: frozen out. a row between the conservatives and channel 4 breaks out after a block of ice is used in place of borisjohnson during a tv debate on climate change. families of hillsborough victims react with outrage after the former south yorkshire police

in terms of wind gusts, well, the very exposed weather station on the isle of wight, 109 mph.0 mph winds. it's still going to be blustery for part two of the weekend for some of us, but were not looking at stormy conditions. quite brisk winds near this low pressure towards the coast of south—west england and indeed northern scotland where saturday was quite windy. but actually, sunday begins where winds have been light ever night, parts of northern ireland, north—west england, north wales, into the midlands and if you've had some clear spells there could be a few fog patches to start the day. an area of showers working across eastern england first thing. a lot of cloud in northern england with some outbreaks of rain and to northern and eastern parts of scotland as well, but south—west scotland, northern ireland, wales, the midlands, east anglia, parts of southern england as well, there will be some drier, sunnier weather in places. these are average wind speeds. winds will start to strengthen again later around some of the coasts of south—west england as this next area of rain

even inland, gus whiteley of 50-60 wight. even inland, gus whiteley of 50—60 mph.ss behind it. not too bad across northern ireland, the far north of england and southern scotland. a few showers, mainly dry, not as windy. across the far north scotland we have some rain and gusty winds, 50 having 60 mph. shetland perhaps escaping from all the rain in the strongest of the winds. it has been a mild start to the day but temperatures won't rise much from what we have got at the moment, so high is this afternoon of10— what we have got at the moment, so high is this afternoon of 10— 13 celsius. more areas of rain spiralling around the area of low pressure through the evening and overnight, starting to become more showery, and the winds slowly start to ease down. so while it does a windy across western and southern coast, we will lose those strongest that we have been seeing through the day. some clear skies in between the showers. temperatures falling to between 6— eight celsius, so a little bit cooler than that ijust gone. no pressure still with us tomorrow. we are seeing

showers down to is the channel, heading in across parts of the south east of england, the isle of wight will be a little bit of sunshine, drier weather working in at times, glimpses of blue sky but generally it is cloudy and drizzly. we will see lying surface water on the road across the north—east of england and pushing into south—east scotland. northern ireland and western and northern parts of scotland getting away with a drier day but into the evening hours that rain pushes across eastern scotland and there is across eastern scotland and there is a yellow warning with some flooding problems. elsewhere, it looks like a largely dry, cloudy murky sort of night. frost—free. we start sunday on that grey note but a respite, some drier weather before the next area of low pressure moves in during sunday night and on into monday. so a bit of rain lingering across northern scotland on sunday, that should clear away to the north quickly. still lots of low cloud, quite a murky picture with a bit of drizzle but a dry day tomorrow than it is today. still mild, temperatures between 9—10d. later in

on an exposed weather station on the isle of wight, 109 mph, 83 mph at plymouth, 61 at guernsey.as. it is still low pressure in control. so fairly brisk winds still around some of the coasts of south—west england and in northern scotland, where saturday was quite windy as well. now, there is a bit of wet weather to be had too. this is how we start the day — a few fog patches where the winds are light, actually, through northern ireland and parts of north—west england, wales and the midlands, where you've had some clear spells overnight. but outbreaks of rain — well, a few and showers running through parts of eastern england to begin with. a lot of cloud in northern england with lots of us seeing a bit of rain for a time. and further outbreaks of rain though, the intensity easing across parts of northern and eastern scotland. another spell of rain running up through south—west england towards south wales later on. these are average wind speeds. the winds will start to strengthen again with this moving in, but some gusts of around 40 mph. similar sort of gusts into the far north of

in terms of wind gusts today, i mean, it is a very exposed site but the isle of wight, the weather station, and across much of southern england and south wales and into the channel isles and isles of scilly, it was very stormy for a time. while it remains blustery as we get into the night, it is not going to be as windy as it has been. there are some areas of wet weather still to contend with, affecting parts of england and wales and through to eastern scotland. drying up though for many of us in northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland, north—west england, north wales, could be one or two mist and fog patches to start the day tomorrow. low pressure is still with us but it is not the beast that it was on saturday. there are still some weather fronts queueing up to come in as we go from sunday into monday. the picture for sunday, though, further rain towards the northern and eastern scotland, just not the intensity we have seen as we go through the day. lots of cloud in northern england, some rain at times and dry weather through northern ireland, north wales, the midlands, east angli

the isle of wight for instance seeing more of those showers through the afternoon. working in at times cloudy, drizzly. we will see lots of lying surface water on the roads across the north—east of england and this rain this afternoon then pushes into the south of scotland too. northern ireland and western and northern parts of scotland getting away with a drier day here. but into the evening hours, that rain pushes across eastern scotland, there is a yellow warning here and we could see flooding problems. elsewhere though, it is looking like a largely dry, cloudy, murky sort of night, frost—free with temperatures holding up at about 6 degrees or 7 degrees for most of us. we do start sunday on that grey notes, but a respite. some drier weather before the next area of low pressure moves in during sunday night and into monday. still a bit of rain lingering across northern scotland on sunday, that should clear across to the north fairly quickly. still lots of low cloud so quite a murky day, a bit of drizzle, but a drier day tomorrow than it is today. still mild too with temperatures nine

we saw some high wind gusts. 0n the isle of wight, 109 mph, 83 mph at plymouth, 61 at guernsey.w pressure and control. some brisk winds around the coast of south—west england and northern scotland were saturday was quite windy. there is a bit of wet weather to be had. we start the day with a few fog patches where the winds are light through northern ireland and parts of north—west england, wales and the midlands where you had clear spells overnight but outbreaks of rain the show is running through parts of eastern england beginning with lots of cloud in northern england with lots of us seeing rain for a time, and further outbreaks of rain. the intensity, easing across parts of northern and eastern scotland. another spell of rain running up to south—west england towards south wales. the wins will start to strengthen again with this moving in. some gusts of around a0 mph, similar gusts to the far north of scotland. temperatures topping out at around 10—1adc and there will be some dry areas, some sunshine to be had in places, but as we go through sunday night, low pressure makes an

that rain could extend a little bit further eastwards to threaten dorset, perhaps into the isle of wightnce. high pressure then takes over. could have this little weather front across northern scotland bring some slightly thicker cloud here on sunday, and a greater number of showers moving in across the far north. a change in the wind direction brings showers into the thames estuary, so it'll likely be quite wet at times into the north—west of kent. but, away from these areas, plenty of sunshine again. after a cold and frosty start, temperatures 4—7 degrees celsius, and we keep the cold weather for the first half of the new week. it gets milder towards the end of next week. that's your weather. you not i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. this is newsday. the headlines: serving up a thanksgiving surprise in afghanistan. president trump tells us troops the taliban's pushing for a ceasefire. the taliban wants to make a deal — we'll see if they want to make a deal — it's got to be a real deal but we'll see, but they want to make a deal and they only want to make a deal because you're doing a gr

that rain could extend a little bit further eastwards, to threaten dorset, perhaps into the isle of wightn takes over. could have this little weather front across northern scotland bringing some slightly thicker cloud here on sunday, and a greater number of showers moving in across the far north. a change in the wind direction brings showers into the thames estuary, so it'll likely be quite wet at times into the north—east of kent. but, away from these areas, plenty of sunshine again. after a cold and frosty start, temperatures 4—7 degrees celsius, and we keep the cold weather for the first half of the new week. it gets milder towards the end of next week. that's your weather. 00:29:29,752 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 war with the cuban missile crisis. this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump has made an unannounced trip to afghanistan, telling us troops that the taliban wanted to agree to a ceasefire. speaking at bagram airfield, he also met the afghan president, he thanked american and afghan soldiers, who he said were responsible for the taliban's desire for an agreement. the first

scotland. 0vernight the rain in the south—west may well extend towards dorset, perhaps the isle of wightn firmly with us again towards sunday. that means it will be another fine and dry day for most of us. a few changes around, though. some cloud moving into the far north of scotland, with more frequent showers moving in towards here. with a change in the wind direction we will see some showers moving into the thames estuary. so north kent, for example, could be wet in one or two areas. another cold one, 4— seven celsius. it stays cold through the first part of the week. it does turn mild later in the week. that's your weather. this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump has made an unannounced trip to afghanistan, claiming to american troops at bagram airbase that the taliban wants to agree a ceasefire. it's his first visit to the country since he took office. he also met the afghan president, and reaffirmed his intention to reduce the us military presence "substa ntially. " the first funerals have been held in vietnam for some of the 39 people found dead in a refrigerated lorry in

wales where we already have damp weather, probably reaching dorset, hampshire, perhaps the isle of wighty with a cold wind that continues to blow. 0vernight rain pushes across england and wales, accompanied with heavy showers. you might even hear the odd crack

the isle of wight, and exposed weather station we saw 109 mph winds, 83 in plymouth, 61 and guernsey.essure and control. some brisk winds around the coast of south—west england and in northern scotland where saturday was quite windy as well. there is some wet weather to be had. this is how wet weather to be had. this is how we start the day. some fog patches. the winds light through northern ireland, north—west england, wales and the midlands with some clear spells overnight but outbreaks of rain the showers running through parts of eastern england, lots of cloud in northern england seems something for a time and further outbreaks of rain with the intensity easing past —— across northern and eastern scotland. rain running up through south—western england after wales later. the start to strengthen again with this moving on, with gusts of up to a0 mph mph or so. some strong gusts to the far north of scotland. temperatures between ten and 1a celsius with some dry areas, some sunshine to be had in places, but as we go on through sunday, that the pressure makes another push at us with this

in terms of wind gusts, a very exposed weather station on the isle of wight, 109 mph.or part two of the weekend for some of us, but we are not looking at stormy conditions. quite brisk winds with this low pressure towards the coast of south—west england and indeed northern scotland was quite windy. this is how we start the day. the wind is light across northern ireland, north—west wales, the midlands where we have had clear spells yjrtr of the night. but outbreaks of rain with showers running through parts of eastern england, and a lot of cloud in northern england with sum of seeing a bit of rain for a time, and further outbreaks of rain, the intensity easing across parts of northern and eastern scotland. another spell of rain running up through south—west england towards south wales later. these are average wind speeds. the winds will strengthen with this moving in with gusts of around a0 mph, similar to the far north of scotland. temperatures topping out at around 10—14 celsius but there will be some dry areas, some sunshine to be had in places. as we go on through s

that rain could extend a little bit further eastwards, to threaten dorset, perhaps into the isle of wighttakes over. could have this little weather front across northern scotland bringing some slightly thicker cloud here on sunday, and a greater number of showers moving in across the far north. a change in the wind direction brings showers into the thames estuary, so it'll likely be quite wet at times into the north—east of kent. but, away from these areas, plenty of sunshine again. after a cold and frosty start, temperatures 4—7 degrees celsius, and we keep the cold weather for the first part of the new week. it gets milder towards the end of next week. that's your weather. this is the briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. our top story: sydney kick starts a global strike for the climate. thousands are set to join rallies across asia and europe, demanding urgent action. a new name in charge at the european council, but will the appointment of charles michel signal a shift in tone for the eu? shame and suicide in south korea — claims the law is failing victims of spy camera crime. the footage

it is a very exposed site but on the isle of wight, an hundred and nine miles per hour, plymouth 83 mph will not be as windy as it has been. there are some areas of wet weather to contend with affecting england and wales and through to eastern scotland. drying up into northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland, north wales, one or two mist and fog patches. low pressure is still with us. but it is not the beast that was on saturday. still weather fronts queueing up to come on as we go from sunday to monday. the picture for sunday though, further rain towards northern and eastern scotland but not the intensity we have seen. a lot of cloud in northern england, rain at times, dry weather through northern ireland, north wales, the southeast with sunny spells, further rain pushing across south—west england. average wind speeds a0 mass per hour. in terms of those temperatures, the range of 10—1adc. at that picture as we go from sunday into monday. there are further weather fronts poised to move into monday. there are further weatherfronts poised to move in, and the winds will not be too mu

that rain could extend a little bit further eastwards, to threaten dorset, perhaps into the isle of wighto france. high—pressure then takes over. could have this little weather front in northern scotland bring some slightly thicker cloud here on sunday, and a greater number of showers moving across the far north. a change in the wind direction brings showers into the thames estuary, so it will likely be quite wet at times into the north—east of kent. but away from these areas, plenty of sunshine again. after a cold and frosty start, tempered this 4- cold and frosty start, tempered this a— seven celsius, and we keep the cold weather for the first half of the new week. it gets milder towards the new week. it gets milder towards the end of next week. that's your weather. demanded the government takes climate change seriously. i'm nuala mcgovern with bbc world news. our top story: president trump has made a surprise thanksgiving appearance in afghanistan to visit us troops, his first trip to the country as president. mr trump told them he believed the taliban would agree to a ceasfire and the

wales where we already have damp weather, probably reaching dorset, hampshire, perhaps the isle of wight. becoming drier in northern ireland but wherever you are today it will feel chilly with a cold wind that continues to blow. overnight rain pushes across england and wales, accompanied with heavy showers. you might even hear the odd crack of overnight temperatures between three and six celsius, and with any lengthy spells we could have a touch of frost but most will be frost free. on friday, rain pushing north but the main focus of the rain will come later in the day and particularly across wales and south—west england with the rain turning heavy here. the wind will be stronger but feeling less chilly, and then through friday night the rain continues to pour down, particularly across cornwall. we could see some issues building in as we head into the first part of saturday morning. it is a weekend of two halves. saturday we have rain at times, it will be turning milder. on sunday there will still be some showers around, more general rain later in the day arrives across the south—west. t

gusts of a time per 70 to 80 and across the coast to hampshire and isle of wight.through the afternoon. to the north of this, drier and brighter conditions, southern scotla nd brighter conditions, southern scotland and northern england and to the far north of scotland, there is some wet weather. potentially as much as 80 millimetres of rain across some of the higher ground of northern scotland. gusts of 50 to 60 miles para, although shetland is probably escaping with a mainly dry day. temperatures not much higher than what we saw first thing this morning. a tenner or salsa —— 1013 celsius. —— ten to 13 celsius. they need to be commercially oriented between there will be some drier and clearer interludes. where we see the clearer interludes. where we see the clear skies, temperatures falling to four or five celsius. where you have the cloud and the shows, holding up to between 68 celsius. the pressure with us tomorrow and it is not as intense so the wind will be less. —— between six to eight celsius. some showers here and also developing across parts of northern ire

that rain could extend a little bit further eastwards, to threaten dorset, perhaps into the isle of wightoss northern scotland bringing some slightly thicker cloud here on sunday, and a greater number of showers moving in across the far north. a change in the wind direction brings showers into the thames estuary, so it‘ll likely be quite wet at times into the north—east of kent. but, away from these areas, plenty of sunshine again. after a cold and frosty start, temperatures 4—7 degrees celsius, and we keep the cold weather for the first part of the new week. it gets milder towards the end of next week. that‘s your weather. dorsey ‘s this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump has made an unannounced trip to afghanistan, claiming to american troops at bagram airbase that the taliban wants to agree a ceasefire. it‘s his first visit to the country since he took office. he also met the afghan president, and reaffirmed his intention to reduce the us military presence "substantially." the first funerals have been held in vietnam for some of the 39 people found dead in a refrigerated lorry

in terms of wind gusts, very exposed weather station on the isle of wight, 109 mph.s. it's still going to be blustery for part two of the weekend for some of us, but we are not looking at stormy conditions. quite brisk winds with this low pressure towards the coast of south—west england and indeed northern scotland was quite windy. this is how we start the day. the wind is light across northern ireland, north—west wales, but outbreaks of rain the show is running through parts of eastern england, and a lot of cloud in northern england with sum rain to northern ireland and potentially heavier burst in towards eastern scotland as well. temperatures not going down too far overnight. this says everything for monday. low pressure is in charge and whilst this is not going to be a wash—out everywhere, wet weather to be had for some. in the form of heavy showers affecting part of england and wales, especially the further south you are. low cloud for northern england and northern scotla nd northern england and northern scotland giving some rain. blustery in scotland and along

that rain could extend a little bit further eastwards to threaten dorset, perhaps into the isle of wight some slightly thicker cloud here on sunday, and a greater number of showers moving in across the far north. a change in the wind direction brings showers into the thames estuary, so it‘ll likely be quite wet at times into the north—west of kent. but, away from these areas, plenty of sunshine again. after a cold and frosty start, temperatures a—7 degrees celsius, and we keep the cold weather for the first half of the new week. it gets milder towards the end of next week. that‘s your weather. this is bbc world news. i‘m nuala mcgovern. our top story. president trump has made a surprise thanksgiving appearance in afghanistan to visit us troops, his first trip to the country as president. mr trump told them he believed the taliban would agree to a ceasfire and their efforts — and those of afghan soldiers — had led to the insurgents wanting to make a deal. as australia‘s bushfire crisis continues — protestors in sydney have demanded the government takes climate change seriously. fires have

a very exposed weather station on the isle of wight notched up a wind gust of 109 mph, more typical whereed this evening but not completely. quite blustery across parts of southern england and northern scotland. overnight, cloud and rain rain, heavy burst into eastern scotland but where winds are light, ireland, south—western scotland, wales and parts of the midlands, fog patches will develop in the morning. low pressure around tomorrow, but it will not be stormy. some will escape dry and get to see sunshine. in eastern scotland, the intensity of the rain will ease, outbreaks of rain in the east of england, showers leading to the east of england. for many in england and wales, dry and sunny weather around but more rain pushing up across south—west england to south wales through the afternoon. around the course we could be gusting a0 mph, may be more in the evening. the rain will push north through england and wales into sunday evening. something briefly drier midweek but it will not last very long. many of us notice a change in the feel of the weather. there will be a frost for many of us

there is still a yellow weather warning, gusts of 100 mph on the isle of wight and still expecting gusts a knock—on effect to notjust buildings but rail. disruption on several trains including thames link, south—eastern, south—western and a difficult day if you are driving. not a pleasant day if you are travelling, we should spare a thought for those stuck on those ferries. you hope there is plenty of spare stock on board. let's look at the weather and see if there is any better news. for many others, the weather has been continuing throughout the day. we will see continued travel disruption into the evening. gales and heavy rain especially in the southern england but fought northern scotland too. gusts of 50 to 60 mph up north and 40 to 50 in the south too. heavy downpours for many areas. the strength of the winds and rain will ease into the night and they could be some misty patches into the morning. certainly, six to 8 degrees into the morning. tomorrow will be a much less windy day than today. still some blustery showers for the north. sunny drier weather in between that and temperat

overnight, the rain in the south—west may well extend towards dorset, perhaps the isle of wight for apressure then firmly with us again towards sunday, and that means it's going to be another fine and dry day for most of us. a few changes around, though. some cloud moving into the far north of scotland, with more frequent showers moving in towards here. with a change in the wind direction, we'll see some showers moving into the thames estuary. so north kent, for example, could be quite wet in one or two areas. another cold one, 4—7 celsius. it stays cold through the first part of the week. it does turn mild later on next week. that's your weather. this is the business briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. black friday — or green friday? the annual retail frenzy begins, amid growing concerns about the environmental cost plus, is india heading for an economic emergency? flagging growth means nojobs for the millions of young people entering the labor market and on the markets — quiet. asian stock markets cautious on concerns about renewed us—china tensions. the us was closed of course for tha

we saw some really high wind gusts on the isle of wight — it's a very exposed weather station.blustery in the day ahead but it's going to be nowhere near as stormy as saturday was. it is still low pressure in control. so fairly brisk winds still around some of the coasts of south—west england and in northern scotland, where saturday was quite windy as well. now, there is a bit of wet weather to be had too. this is how we start the day — a few fog patches where the winds are light, actually, through northern ireland and parts of north—west england, wales and the midlands, where you've had some clear spells overnight. but outbreaks of rain — well, a few and showers running through parts of eastern england to begin with. a lot of cloud in northern england with some of us seeing a bit of rain for a time. and further outbreaks of rain though, the intensity easing across parts of northern and eastern scotland. another spell of rain running up through south—west england towards south wales later on. these are average wind speeds. the winds will start to strengthen again with this movi

we have had winds of 109 mph in the isle of wight.from the met office all along that south coast from portsmouth all the way up to great yarmouth in norfolk. a lot of problems on the trains as well, you have debris on the line and trees down, that sort of thing. quite a lot of networks, southern, south—eastern, gatwick express, thames link. if you have to travel check before you go and if you are sailing take those seasickness ta blets. the first western to be ever made is to be shown in public for the first time in more than a century. the screening will take place where it was filmed, not in hollywood, but in lancashire. here's colin paterson. kidnapping by indians from 1899, the world's first western, according to the british film institute, and it was filmed in blackburn. from northgate, in the centre of blackburn on the site that they worked from, the year that they made the first western kidnapped by indians. mitchell and kenyon's documentaries captured everyday life, including in their hometown, but they also liked to experimen

morning, we could see those gusts touching 80 mph along the coast towards hampshire and the isle of wighte heavy rain across south—west england, some brighter spells tucking in behind. for the north, drier and brighter spells at that temperature is not much above what we saw this morning. highs between ten to 13 celsius. becoming more showery throughout the night, some clearer skies in between but winds starting to ease down. a bit clearer but to so much i was still around. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: england staging the fight of their lives against south africa in the rugby world cup as they trail the springboks, 12—18. england fans on the edge of their seats as their team tries to secure their first world cup victory since 2003. the government halts fracking for gas in england until there is evidence the controversial process is safe. president trump ridicules former democratic presidential hopeful, beto o'rourke, saying his rival "quit like a dog". now on the news channel, it's the travel show. coming up on this week's programme: i'm in saudi arabia, discovering the hidden d

wind farms around the coast of britain and manufacturing of wind turbines in this country, as already wightand because of the west coast of scotland which is idealfor it. the liberal democrat leader jo swinson hasjoined sam gyimah as he launched his campaign to take london's kensington seat from labour. mrgyimah, who is a former conservative minister, resigned his membership while criticising the tories for becoming a "hard brexit party". meanwhile, the snp leader nicola sturgeon has claimed independence is "within touching distance", ahead of a speech to supporters at a major rally in glasgow. let's get more on this with our correspondent alexandra mackenzie. what is the pitch that is being made by nicola sturgeon in this general election which still puts the prospect of an independence referendum in some way off?|j prospect of an independence referendum in some way off? i can just about to do. it is very noisy here this afternoon. i think they arejust clapping here this afternoon. i think they are just clapping a here this afternoon. i think they arejust clapping a member of here this aft

potential for a yesterday, news emerging that there was the potentialfor a remain alliance in the isle of wightude those conversations soon because nominations will have to be in, so the discussions are ongoing. it looks like there might be something ofa remain looks like there might be something of a remain alliance in some seats, but the question will be how widespread it is and how effective. the scottish first minister has said that the issue of who decides scotland's future is one of the central questions of the upcoming general election. nicola sturgeon has insisted that if the snp wins the most scottish seats in the election, and mps stand in the way of a second independence referendum, it would be ignoring the democratic wishes of scotland. members of the vietnamese community have gathered in london for a vigil in memory of the 39 people found in a lorry in essex. a service last night was attended by more than a hundred people and more are expected to pay their respects at another memorial today, as richard lister reports. this congregation feels the migra nts' deaths more keenly than m

we have had gusts of around about 109 mph recorded at the needles on the isle of wight.in is causing some disruption to travel. seen reports of trees down, for instance, and fireworks displays cancelled. here is the area of low pressure in charge of our weather. lots of isobars to the south and north of that area of low pressure. wait and windy weather continuing across some parts of northern scotland, particularly the mainland. shetland drier and brighter with some sunshine. heavy rain by south wales, parts of southern england at times. combined with those of strong gusts of wind. he winds easing into this evening. gusts of about a0 to 50 mph for a time. into tonight, the winds will start to ease away. most of the heavy rain as well. it is not going to bea heavy rain as well. it is not going to be a cold, frosty night. temperatures around 6—8 celsius. but miss dennis for the likes of northern ireland, north—west england, the midlands and north west wales. tomorrow's weather, low pressure but not as windy or await as it is out there today. still a few showers on the card

in terms of wind gusts, well, a very exposed weather station on the isle of wight, 109mph.f the weekend for some of us but we are not looking at stormy conditions. quite a brisk wind near this low pressure towards the coast of south—west england and indeed northern scotland, where saturday was quite windy. but actually, sunday begins, where winds have been light overnight, parts of northern ireland, north—west england, north wales, into the midlands, we will have some clear spells and there could be a few fog patches to start the day. an area of showers working across eastern england first thing. a lot of cloud in northern england with some outbreaks of rain and through northern and eastern parts of scotland as well, but for south—west scotland, northern ireland, wales, the midlands, east anglia and parts of southern england, there will be some drier, sunnier weather in places. these are average wind speeds. winds will start to strengthen later around the coast of south—west england as the next area of rain starts to move in. temperatures topping out mostly in the range of

yesterday, news emerging that there was the potentialfor a remain alliance in the isle of wight and inrsations soon because nominations will have to be in, so the discussions are ongoing. it looks like there might be something of a remain alliance in some seats, but the question will be how widespread it is and how effective. meanwhile the scottish first minister has said that the issue of who decides scotland‘s future is one of the central questions of the upcoming general election. nicola sturgeon insists that if the snp wins the most scottish seats in the election, and mps stand in the way of a second independence referendum, it would be ignoring the democratic wishes of scotland. let‘s discuss this in greater detail with matthew goodwin, professor of politics and international relations at the university of kent. first of all, nigel farage saying he won‘t stand as an mp. how big a role do you think the brexit party will play in this election? potentially they will play a big role, even if nigel farage is not standing himself, he made clear this morning that he will be supporting po

we saw that there was the potential for a remain alliance on the isle of wight, anna soubry‘s seat oflude those conversations fairly soon. discussions are ongoing. it looks like they could be a remain alliance in certain seats, the question is how widespread it is and how effective it is as well. jessica parker, our political correspondent, thank you. members of the vietnamese community have gathered in london for a vigil in memory of the 39 people found in a lorry in essex. a service last night was attended by more than a hundred people and more are expected to pay their respects at another memorial today, as richard lister reports. this congregation feels the migra nts' deaths more keenly than most. more than 15,000 londoners were born in vietnam, forming the largest vietnamese community in britain. some gathered at this east end church last night to commemorate their countrymen who died trying to reach the uk. our sympathy to the people who have lost their lives on the way for the seeking of freedom, of dignity and happiness. and we ask god to welcome them into his kingdom. people

in terms of wind gusts today, i mean, it is a very exposed site but the isle of wight, the weather station3 mph, and across much of southern england and south wales and into the channel islands and isles of scilly, it was very stormy for a time. while it remains blustery as we get into the night, it is not going to be as windy as it has been. there are some areas of wet weather still to contend with, affecting parts of england and wales and through to eastern scotland. drying up though for many of us in northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland, north—west england, north wales, could be one or two mist and fog patches to start the day tomorrow. low pressure is still with us but it is not the beast that it was on saturday. there are still some weather fronts queueing up to come in as we go from sunday into monday. the picture for sunday, though, further rain towards the northern and eastern scotland, just not the intensity we have seen as we go through the day. lots of cloud in northern england, some rain at times and dry weather through northern ireland, north wales, the midlands, eas

overnight, the rain in the south—west may well extend to dorset, perhaps the isle of wight before sinkingure than family with us for sunday, that means it's going to be a fine and dried over most of us. if you change changes around, though, some cloud moving into the far north of scotla nd moving into the far north of scotland with more frequency i was moving in here. a change in the wind direction will see some showers moving into the thames estuary. another cold one, 4— seven celsius. it stays cold into the first part of the new week, turning milder later next week. that's your weather. welcome to newsday on bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl, in singapore. the headlines: serving up a thanksgiving surprise in afghanistan — president trump tells us troops the taliban's pushing for a ceasefire. the taliban wants to make a deal. it has to be a real deal but we will see. they want to make a deal because we are doing a greatjob. that is the only reason. anger at australia's bushfire crisis — after 6 deaths and widespread destruction, calls for the government to take climate change seriously. i'm nuala

winter gusts, 70—80 mph, particularly along the south coast towards the isle of wight.pening on saturday with strong winds, heavy rain and the risk of flooding too. heading into sunday, the area of low pressure begins to weaken so a quieter day. still quite blustery but not as windy as what we will see on saturday. the areas of rain around, cloudy skies too but also sunshine breaking out as we head on into the afternoon. temperatures again ranging from 11—13 in the south, stay tuned to the weather forecast, head online to look at the latest weather warnings for strong winds and heavy rain on saturday. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live, i‘m carrie gracie. today at 3: the brexit party says it will fight every seat in england, scotland and wales, unless boris johnson scraps his deal with the eu. boris tells that it is a great new deal, it is not it is a bad tree pee and simply it is not brexit. a man faces extradition from ireland, as part of the investigation into the deaths of 39 migrants in a lorry in essex. and the chief coroner calls for tough new laws to tackle e

the isle of wight for instance seeing more of those showers through the afternoon.is generally cloudy, drizzly. we will see lots of lying surface water on the roads across the north—east of england and this rain this afternoon then pushes into the south of scotland too. northern ireland and western and northern parts of scotland getting away with a drier day here. but into the evening hours, then that rain pushes across eastern scotland, there is a yellow warning here and we could see flooding problems. elsewhere though, it is looking like a largely dry, cloudy, murky sort of night, frost—free with temperatures holding up at about 6 degrees or 7 degrees for most of us. we do start sunday on that grey notes, but a respite. some dry weather before the next area of low pressure moves in during sunday night and into monday. still a little bit of rain lingering across northern scotland on sunday, that should clear a cross to the north fairly quickly. still lots of low cloud so quite a murky day, a bit of drizzle, but a drier day tomorrow than it is today. still mild too

some very exposed sites on the isle of wight, but 83 mph winds in plymouth.windy in northern scotland. blustery, just not as windy. some areas of wet weather around, still raining through parts of eastern scotla nd raining through parts of eastern scotland into tomorrow morning. overnight temperatures at around 5-9dc. overnight temperatures at around 5—9dc. low pressure still in control but part two of the weekend is just not as nasty as it was during saturday. some rain still to be had tomorrow through eastern scotland and northern england. a few showers elsewhere with the spell of rain going up to the northeast of england. when starting to freshen up a bit again, could see gusts of up to 40 a bit again, could see gusts of up to a0 mph, maybe a0 mph on the coast of scotla nd to a0 mph, maybe a0 mph on the coast of scotland as well. still largely drive through the day and they get to see a bit of sunshine. so a somewhat quieter picture for sunday, but low pressure in the weather fronts are still with us as we go into monday as well, so this will bring some fu

gusts 70—80 mph in exposure across the south—west coast and along the south coast up to the isle of wightvy rain too. wet and windy across the northern parts of scotland, but for much of northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, you will fare best in the centre of that low, lighter winds and good spells of sunshine. temperatures no lower than around 10-13d, temperatures no lower than around 10—13d, so still on the mild side. that low pressure begins to weaken into sunday, looking like a better day, lighter winds for many, there will be some showers and longer spells of rain, but also some sunshine too. with sunshine and light winds, temperatures into the low teens celsius. a very wide started the weekend, potentially damaging winds across the south, stay tuned to the forecast. thank you very much indeed, thank you for that. a reminder of our top story: tens of millions of people around the world will be tuning in for the rugby world cup final tomorrow against south africa. that's it, so goodbye from me. now on bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. hello, this is bb

morning, we could see those gas touching 80 mph in england and across shared best hampshire and isle of wight

gusts up to 70—80 mph across the south—west, and also towards hampshire and the isle of wight. 50—60today. also some heavy rain, across wales and south—west england, that will slowly slide its way eastwards throughout the afternoon. today north of this, drier and brighter conditions across northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland, but to the far north scotland, some wet weather, potentially as much as 80 millimetres of rain across the high ground of northern scotland and gusts of 50—60 mph. check into escaping with a dry day. temperature is not much more than what we saw this morning, 10—13 the afternoon high. through this evening and overnight, the wind will slowly lose its strength, we will keep some outbreaks of rain, spiralling around this area of low pressure, tending to become more showery, and in between, drier and clearer interludes. where we see clear skies, temperatures falling to 4—5. where we have cloud and showers, holding up between 6—8. we still have low pressure with us tomorrow, not as intense, so the wind will be lighter, we will have lost the nastin