of eastern england, especially norfolk, with wind and rain to end the week. it will still be close by over the weekend, it will still be windy and still a chance of seeing a bit of rain. it'll be cloudier compared with elsewhere. so, this is how the weekend is shaping up, on the chilly side. some sunshine, but those strong winds particularly across parts of eastern england. they'll still be there as we start saturday. still with some outbreaks of rain, lincolnshire into east anglia. elsewhere, clear, chillier, maybe a touch of frost to start the day in parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but across much of the uk, well, winds are reasonably light in comparison to eastern england. there'll be some sunshine. the cloud, though, across eastern england delivering some showery outbreaks of rain at times, especially the further east you are. and temperatures, well, mid—to—low teens, just maybe a few spots along the south coast reaching as high as 16 degrees celsius. the white arrows are the average speeds here. of course, they are higher the fu

, notjust particularly cold in eastern england, not just because particularly cold in eastern in but because of the strong winds were gusting 40—50 around the coastal areas of eastern england. gradually, those once bobble is overnight and blow away that rain from the south—west of england with many places becoming drier but we will have a lot of cloud for eastern england. further west and north, clearer skies, lighter a winds, cold with a pinch of frost in the central belt of scotla nd of frost in the central belt of scotland and southern parts and of northern ireland. much milder but those temperatures might not rise on sunday. cloudy skies continuing fixed england, much drier than today. not far away from the south—east corner. elsewhere, the winds lighter, not as gusty, the winds lighter, not as gusty, the winds gradually do ease down for east anglia and the south—east of england. more later on but now the news. borisjohnson is boris johnson is speaking borisjohnson is speaking via pre—recorded message. borisjohnson is speaking via pre-recorded message. one single topic of c

some sunshine, but those strong winds particularly across parts of eastern england.e there as we start saturday. still with some outbreaks of rain, lincolnshire into east anglia. elsewhere, clear, chillier, maybe a touch of frost to start the day in parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but across much of the uk, well, winds are reasonably light in comparison to eastern england. there'll be some sunshine. the cloud, though, across eastern england delivering some showery outbreaks of rain at times, especially the further east you are. and temperatures, well, mid—to—low teens, just maybe a few spots along the south coast reaching as high as 16 degrees celsius. the white arrows are the average speeds here. of course, they are higher the further east you are. we'll turn the arrows black and look at wind gusts, and 50—60 mph right along the coastline, just maybe easing a little later in the day, but make no mistake — these will still be strong winds with big waves and again cloud with some outbreaks of rain. and there'll be more cloud generally across

scotland and eastern england.g to build in but this week weather front just starts to push across the uk. it will fizzle as it does so. mostly dry through monday and tuesday and things return to more unsettled and autumnal conditions from mid week onwards. 00:26:32,789 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 goodbye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a quarter of the uk population is under extra lockdown rules — with new measures coming into force in parts of northern england and wales from today. it comes as 1,700 students in manchester are put into lockdown at their halls of residence for two weeks after a spike in coronavirus cases. in france, protests from hospitality workers as new covid restrictions come into effect in marseille, the centre of a second wave of coronavirus infections. tributes are paid to a popular and talented british police officer killed at a custody centre in south london. sergeant matt ratina was shot, as a suspect in handcuffs was being chec

but rain moves across eastern england but rain m oves a cross across eastern england but rain movess from the west as the day pans out and there will be heavy bursts coming from the south in the afternoon. it does look like it should get brighter for wales and northern england, but look out for sharper bursts of rain across scotla nd sharper bursts of rain across scotland and northern ireland and a cooler feel as the weather system pulls east. there is a little bump to the south of the big area of low pressure dominating the weather and thatis pressure dominating the weather and that is a little ridge of high pressure that for thursday brings us a breather. thursday should bring a lot of dry weather to a good share of the uk, some showers across eastern scotland and heavy showers in the west later on but in the sunshine, a little on the cool side, 13, 14, 15 sunshine, a little on the cool side, 13, 1a, 15 degrees but it is this big area of low pressure that dominates till the end of the week and into the weekend and there is a question over which centre will develop which is giving

scotland and eastern england, too.dry through the course of monday and tuesday, and then things turn to more unsettled and autumnal conditions from midweek onwards. bye for now. good afternoon. tributes are being paid to the police officer shot dead at a south london custody centre yesterday morning. a friend of matt ratana, who was 5a and approaching retirement, said he moved into working as a custody sergeant because he thought it safer. an investigation is under way into how the handcuffed suspect — who is in hospital with a bullet wound — was able to take the weapon into the centre. andy moore reports. a steady stream of people coming to lay flowers at the police station where matt

scotland and eastern england, too.ng to build in, but then this week weather front just starts push across the uk. it will fizzle as it does so. so mostly dry through the course of monday and tuesday, and then things turn to more unsettled and autumnal conditions from midweek onwards. bye for now. hello. i'm shaun ley. welcome to the programme, which brings together some of the uk's leading political commentators, bbc specialists, and the foreign correspondents who file their stories under the dateline london. this week, new pandemic restrictions in the uk as a sharp rise in infection herald what borisjohnson says will be a difficult six months. in the us, donald trump hogs the headlines again, this time by suggesting he might not bide by the result. see you in the supreme court, mr president? well, in the words of rowan and martin's laugh—in, "here come da judge". judging the week's events for dateline london two podcasters — steve richards of rock n roll politics, and michael goldfarb of frdh — the first rough draft

some sunshine, but those strong winds particularly across parts of eastern england.st anglia. elsewhere, clear, chillier, maybe a touch of frost to start the day in parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but across much of the uk, well, winds are reasonably light in comparison compared to eastern england. there'll be some sunshine. the cloud, though, across eastern england delivering some showery outbreaks of rain at times, especially the further east you are. and temperatures, well, mid to low teens, just maybe a few spots along the south coast reaching as high as 16 degrees celsius. the white arrows are the average speeds here. of course, they are higher the further east you are. we'll turn the arrows black and look at wind gusts, and 50—60 mph right along the coastline, just maybe easing a little later in the day, but make no mistake — these will still be strong winds with big waves and again cloud with some outbreaks of rain. and there'll be more cloud generally across central and eastern parts of england on through saturday night into sunday.

some sunshine, but those strong winds particularly across parts of eastern england.e outbreaks of rain, lincolnshire into east anglia. elsewhere, clear, chillier, maybe a touch of frost to start the day in parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but across much of the uk, well, winds are reasonably light in comparison to eastern england. there'll be some sunshine. the cloud, though, across eastern england delivering some showery outbreaks of rain at times, especially the further east you are. and temperatures, well, mid—to—low teens, just maybe a few spots along the south coast reaching as high as 16 degrees celsius. the white arrows are the average speeds here. of course, they are higher the further east you are. we'll turn the arrows black and look at wind gusts, and 50—60 mph right along the coastline, just maybe easing a little later in the day, but make no mistake — these will still be strong winds with big waves and again cloud with some outbreaks of rain. and there'll be more cloud generally across central and eastern parts of england on thro

across the eastern side of england, you could see a few spots of light rain.sewhere, you get to see a bit of sunshine, maybe turning hazy later in northern ireland. the temperature may be a degree or so higher. but as winds turn south—westerly into the start of next week, it will turn a bit milder. a bit of rain heading to northern ireland on monday, and further spells of wind and rain across the uk coming our way from midweek. this is bbc news, the headlines: us media reports say president trump has decided to nominate the federal appeals court judge — amy coney barrett — to fill the supreme court seat left vacant by the death of the liberal icon — ruth bader ginsburg. the nomination comes weeks before the us presidential election. the late us supreme court justice, ruth bader ginsburg, has become the first woman in american history to lie in state in the capital building in washington. she was honoured during a private ceremony that was attended by family members and some officials as well as invited guests. one week after israel became the first developed c

across the eastern side of england, you could see a few spots of light rain.icular, just not as strong as it's been. the lighter winds elsewhere, you get to see a bit of sunshine, maybe turning hazy later in northern ireland. the temperature may be a degree or so higher. but as winds turn south—westerly into the start of next week, it will turn a bit milder. a bit of rain heading to northern ireland on monday, and further spells of wind and rain across the uk coming our way from midweek. good morning. welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today: tributes to a popular and talented police officer killed at a custody centre in south london. sergeant matiu ratana was shot as a suspect in handcuffs was being checked in. we'll be live in croydon this morning with the latest. 1,700 students in manchester are put into lockdown at their halls of residence for two weeks after a spike in coronavirus cases. new measures come into force in parts of northern england and wales this weekend, meaning more than a quarter

scotland and eastern england, too.trying to build in, but then this week weather front just starts push across the uk. it will fizzle as it does so. so mostly dry through the course of monday and tuesday, and then things turn to more unsettled and autumnal conditions from midweek onwards. bye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a quarter of the uk population is under extra lockdown rules — with new measures in force across parts of northern england and wales from today. it comes as 1,700 students in manchester are told to stay in their halls of residence for two weeks after a spike in coronavirus cases. in france, protests from hospitality workers as new covid restrictions come into effect in marseille, the epicentre of a secondwave of coronavirus infections. tributes are paid to a popular and talented police officer killed at a custody centre in south london. sergeant matt ratina was shot, as a suspect in handcuffs was being checked in. us media say donald tr

some sunshine, but those strong winds particularly across parts of eastern england.here, clear, chillier, maybe a touch of frost to start the day in parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but across much of the uk, well, winds are reasonably light in comparison compared to eastern england. there'll be some sunshine. the cloud, though, across eastern england delivering some showery outbreaks of rain at times, especially the further east you are. and temperatures, well, mid to low teens, just maybe a few spots along the south coast reaching as high as 16 degrees celsius. the white arrows are the average speeds here. of course, they are higher the further east you are. we'll turn the arrows black and look at wind gusts, and 50—60 mph right along the coastline, just maybe easing a little later in the day, but make no mistake — these will still be strong winds with big waves and again cloud with some outbreaks of rain. and there'll be more cloud generally across central and eastern parts of england on through saturday night into sunday. could see a bit

some sunshine, but those strong winds particularly across parts of eastern england.lear, chillier, maybe a touch of frost to start the day in parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but across much of the uk, well, winds are reasonably light in comparison compared to eastern england. there'll be some sunshine. the cloud, though, across eastern england delivering some showery outbreaks of rain at times, especially the further east you are. and temperatures, well, mid to low teens, just maybe a few spots along the south coast reaching as high as 16 degrees celsius. the white arrows are the average speeds here. of course, they are higher the further east you are. we'll turn the arrows black and look at wind gusts, and 50—60 mph right along the coastline, just maybe easing a little later in the day, but make no mistake — these will still be strong winds with big waves and again cloud with some outbreaks of rain. and there'll be more cloud generally across central and eastern parts of england on through saturday night into sunday. could see a bit of driz

but much milder for eastern england thanks to that shield of cloud overnight.or eastern england on sunday, although a good deal drier. further west and across the uk, we can look forward to more sunshine after that chilly start. the winds won't be as strong, either. and they are easing down through the day across east anglia and the south—east of england, but in the morning in particular, again, we could see gusts of around a0 mph. with winds easing a bit to the afternoon, though, it won't feel quite as chilly. we could get temperatures of 16 or so in london. higher temperatures further west into wales, 18 in cardiff and swansea. as we move into monday, we lose that northerly wind and instead we get atlantic winds, but that means more unsettled weather, some bands of rain coming in from the atlantic. and we may still start the day across east anglia and the south—east with some cloud, the odd spot of rain, that should eventually push away as we get our main band of cloud and patchy rain heading its way into more western areas of the uk. in between, a slice of s

now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. s. temperatures again pretty widely into the low 20s, with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south—east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal, as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk 00:29:31,353 --> 2147483051:51:30,391 and we start to see 2147483051:51:30,391 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 cloudier skies. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: half a million people in oregon are under evacuation alert as america's west coast wildfires burn out of control. the afghan government calls for a ceasefire with the taliban as the first—ever peace talks between the two sides, take place in qatar. stranded migrants on the greek lisland of lesbos spend a fouth night sleeping rough after a fire destroyed the moria camp. 0n the edge of losing control of coronavirus — a warning from a leading british scientist, as 3,50

for eastern england, you have seen rain so eastern england, you have seen rain so far today.nd brighter this afternoon, and if you get sunny spells in north—east scotland you could well be the warmest place in the uk today at around 21 degrees. into tonight we keep a lot of cloud around and still some occasional, mostly light rain for wales and the western side of england with mist and fog in the hills here. some clear spells developing in scotland, but what you will notice most tonight if you are out and about and first thing in the morning is how mild and muggy it will be. again, tomorrow there is a lot of cloud around. nota huge tomorrow there is a lot of cloud around. not a huge amount of rain. it could be damp and drizzly, still misty and murky into the hills. brighter to the eastern side of high ground, you may see some sunny spells, more especially in eastern scotland. look at the temperature is, quite humid. with any sunshine in eastern england you could be approaching the mid 20s. that will all change going into wednesday. this is a cold front, with a leading edge of

brighter and drier to start tomorrow across eastern england but rain moves across eastern england but there will be heavy bursts coming from the south in the afternoon. it does look like it should get brighter for wales and northern england, but look out for sharper bursts of rain across scotla nd sharper bursts of rain across scotland and northern ireland and a cooler feel as the weather system pulls east. there is a little bump to the south of

rain and wind for many eastern parts of england but away from eastern england but away from eastern englandeast coast. winds foremost between ten and 20 mph but there will be just as strong as 40 or 50 mph, mph but there will be just as strong as 40 or50 mph, driving in a big waves along the coast of east riding down toward lincolnshire and norfolk. through into the evening, still showers to come for east anglia and the south—east, they should clear fairly quickly. overnight quite cloudy for central and eastern england but for much of the uk we have clear skies and lighter winds overnight. temperatures close to or even slightly below freezing, we expect a touch of frost for parts of scotland in particular. through tomorrow similar with today, east— west splits, cloudy skies for eastern england and perhaps eastern scotland, breezy but not quite as windy as recent days and the odd shower lingering for a sunday afternoon. elsewhere, lighter winds, blue skies and sunshine as well. still feeling quite fresh for the time of yearfor still feeling quite fresh for the time of year for many, temperat

similar heat on tuesday, the hottest weather across areas of eastern england but it will be warm acrosstemperatures to gradually drift lower and closer to normal by the end of the week. that your weather. —— that is your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8: on the edge of losing control of coronavirus — a warning from one leading scientist as more than 3,000 uk cases are recorded for a second day. this is still a very widely distributed infection, it's across the whole of the uk and, by every measure, the numbers are going up. oxford university and astrazeneca restart clinical trials of their coronavirus vaccine which was halted after a volunteer fell ill. sir terence conran, the designer and habitat founder who revolutionised british decor and dining, has died aged 88. a new trial to reduce pollution levels will cut the speed limit to 60 mph on four sections of motorway in england. coming up at 8:30pm: global questions.

similar heat around on tuesday, again, the hottest weather across areas of eastern england. of the week, there is a tendency for those temperatures to gradually drift lower and a bit closer to normal by the end of the week. that's your weather. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. history in the making in doha, as the afghan government and the taliban sit down for peace talks. police on the greek island of lesbos fire tear gas during a protest by migrants who've been homeless since their camp burned down on wednesday. "0n the edge of losing control" of coronavirus — a warning from one leading britsh scientist as 3,500 uk cases are recorded for a second day. sir terence conran — the designer who revolutionised home design in britain — has died at the age of 88. japan's naomi 0saka fights back from a set down to win her second us open grand slam title.

eastern parts of england not too bad first thing on wednesday but then albarn island and southern scotlandnds toa southern scotland, the rain grinds to a halt here —— northern ireland. some heavier rain approaching the south of the uk later on into the afternoon through into the evening. 0nce afternoon through into the evening. once that area of low pressure sta rts once that area of low pressure starts to approach us, there is no stopping low pressure having a hold on the weather across the uk to the end of the week. several low pressure centre swelling around each other, making the detail on pinpointing the wettest and windiest weather difficult but i can tell you, the latter part of the week will be feeling chilly because we are starting to pick up a more arctic air stream. it is also looking very unsettled. thursday, perhaps a drier story across the board but friday and on into the weekend, looking wet, feeling chilly and sunday could turn out to be very windy indeed. a reminder of our top story... calls on the government to think again on its 10pm curfew on pubs and restaurants in eng

and some outbreaks of rainfor eastern england and some outbreaks of rain for east anglia and12—15, possibly 16, you will notice a northerly breeze. still cloudy on sunday in the east on that breeze but that breeze will start to ease, a few showers and east anglia and the south—east on sunday but elsewhere should stay rather dry with temperatures between 11—17 by the time we get to sunday. looks like high pressure will bring some dry weather for many of us through monday and tuesday and then a return to more unsettled autumnal conditions through the second half of next week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a police officer has been shot dead at croydon custody centre in south london. the bbc understands the 23—year—old suspect then turned the gun on himself and is in a critical condition. the metropolitan police say the officer was taken to hospital where he later died. in the last few minutes, the prime minister, borisjohnson, has tweeted, sending his condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of the police officer

now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. res again for east anglia and south—east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal, as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. this is bbc news. the headlines: dozens of people are missing in oregon as deadly wildfires continue to sweep through the us west coast. at least 25 people have been killed and thousands of homes destroyed. more than 500,000 people have now been ordered to evacuate because of wildfires. the afghan government has called for a humanitarian ceasefire with the taliban as the first—ever peace talks between the two sides take place in qatar. so far, the taliban have resisted a truce. the us has urged both sides to reach an agreement, telling them "the entire world wants you to succeed". stranded migrants on the greek island of lesbos are spending a fourth night sleeping rough after a fire destroyed the moria camp. efforts to build alternative accommo

tonight you will notice the rain has not cleared away from eastern england and there will be rain inrea of low pressure is forming, it will get windy around north seacoast and english channel coast. it becomes dry for a time but then the next batch of wet and windy weather extends into wales and south—west england later. rain at times for england and wales, dry weather for northern ireland and in scotland. in clear skies in the countryside it will be cold enough for some areas of frost to develop. thursday is dominated by low pressure, the first one moves away from the east coast, the next rattled into the south—west quickly and it will bring heavy outbreaks of rain, particularly across wales and west in england, the winds will strengthen through the day, reaching gale. just in excess of 50 mph across parts of south—west england and pembrokeshire, it will be very glowing and might bring down some tree branches. maybe not far away in northern ireland, scotland is largely dry and sunny but still cold, 11 or 12 degrees will be the high. to friday as the low pressure moves towards the co

now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. the low 20s, with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south—east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal, as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: history in the making in doha, as the afghan government and the taliban sit down for peace talks. police on the greek island of lesbos fire tear gas during a protest by migrants who've been homeless since their camp burned down on wednesday. "on the edge of losing control" of coronavirus. a warning from a leading british scientist as 3500 uk cases are recorded for a second day. sir terence conran, the designer who revolutionised home design in britain, has died at the age of 88.

now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. w 20s, with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south—east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal, as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. this is bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. at least 25 people have been killed and dozens more are missing as america's west coast wildfires burn out of control. the afghan government calls for a ceasefire with the taliban as the first—ever peace talks between the two sides take place in qatar. stranded migrants on the greek island of lesbos spend a fourth night sleeping rough after a fire destroyed the moria camp. "0n the edge of losing control" of coronavirus — a warning from a leading british scientist as 3,500 cases are recorded in a 24—hour period. japan's naomi 0saka fights back from a set down to win her second us tennis open, and her third

now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. tures again for east anglia and south east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. this is bbc news. the headlines — the afghan government has called for a humanitarian ceasefire with the taliban as the first—ever peace talks between the two sides began in qatar. so far, the taliban haven't mentioned a truce. the us is encouraging both sides to reach an agreement, telling them, "the entire world wants you to succeed." police on the greek island of lesbos have fired tear gas during a protest by migrants whose camp burned down on wednesday. efforts to build alternative accommodation for thousands of residents of the moria camp have been delayed by objections from local authorities. following a sharp rise in coronavirus cases over the past week, one of britain's leading scientific advisers has warned that the country is on the

now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. , with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south—east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal, as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk 00:28:36,513 --> 2147483051:51:02,971 and we start to see 2147483051:51:02,971 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 cloudier skies. this is bbc news, the headlines: officials in the us state of oregon say more than half a million people have now been ordered to evacuate because of wildfires. thousands of square kilometres of land have been burned in the past week. at least three people have died and hundreds of homes have been destroyed. the afghan government has called for a humanitarian ceasefire with the taliban, as the first—ever peace talks between the two sides take place in qatar. the us has urged both sides to reach an agreement, telling them: "the entire world wants you to succeed". stranded migrants on the greek island of lesbos are spending a fourth n

now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. 20s, with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. hello. this is bbc news with me, martine croxall. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines — "0n the edge of losing control" of coronavirus — a warning from one leading scientist as more than 3000 uk cases are recorded for a second day. this is still a very widely distributed infection. it's crossed the whole of the uk. and by every measure, the numbers are going up. oxford university and astrazeneca restart clinical trials of their coronavirus vaccine, which was halted after a volunteer fell ill. sir terence conran, the designer and habitat founder who revolutionised british decor and dining, has died aged 88. a new trial to reduce pollution levels will cut the speed

england and wales on monday afternoon. not much rain ahead of it, some sunshine and eastern parts of england, the club raking in the south—easts going to be warmer tomorrow, highs possibly of 18 or 19 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: as thousands of students across the uk are forced to self—isolate due to coronavirus outbreaks, the labour party calls on the government to promise students will be able to go home for christmas. as senior political figures mark national police memorial day in the uk, britain's top police official has paid tribute to the sergeant shot dead in south london on friday. president trump has nominated the conservative judge amy coney barrett to fill the vacant seat on the us supreme court. armenia has mobilised its male population and declared martial law as violence continues between the former soviet nation and its neighbour azerbaijan. now, on bbc news, it's the travel show. endangered jaguars... that is a predator, ladies and gentlemen, to easy—riding dogs... at this point in time, she has got almost 3000 hours on a motorcycle. ..and the beluga whales that got a second chance. there

now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. e low 20s, with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. this is bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: history in the making in doha as the afghan government and the taliban sit down for peace talks. police on the greek island of lesbos fire tear gas during a protest by migrants who've been homeless since their camp burned down on wednesday. america's west coast fires burn out of control — half a million people in oregon are under evacuation alert. "on the edge of losing control" of coronavirus — a warning from one of the leading british scientists

a while for things to brighten up across eastern england, cloudy and make it and is the first thing. by the afternoon, a lot of sunshine and temperatures in the mid teens to the north of the uk and close to 20 in the south east. but it is all change from mid week onwards. low pressure from the atla ntic onwards. low pressure from the atlantic comes to take hold and over tuesday into wednesday, the wind picks up and on wednesday day time, quite a lot of rain for northern ireland and the south—west. the frontal system pivots over scotland and the totals could add up. wait for the majority and perhaps eastern england spared for much of the day, the wetter weather not coming in until afternoon or evening from the south. 0nce until afternoon or evening from the south. once we open the door to the areas of low pressure from the atlantic, we have a merry—go—round of low pressure centres at the mercy of low pressure centres at the mercy of until the weekend. they play off against each other, so that always makes putting the detail on the heaviest of the rain and the strongest winds will be s

now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. anglia and south—east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal, as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. good morning welcome to breakfast, with rachel burden and rogerjohnson. 0ur headlines today: a stark warning that cases of coronavirus are growing in the uk, as 3,500 infections are recorded for the second day in a row. a last chance to party for some time, on the final weekend before new restrictions are introduced. i think that everybody is going out because they want the last party. 0ur number has gone over one now and we are approaching the second wave. rescue dogs are brought in to help search neighbourhoods

with the cloud across eastern areas, three in a bit of rain that is moving in across eastern england,ngland. wales, south—western joinville sunshine, generally dry across scotland and the winds are not as strong. all top temperature in glasgow, south wales and the south—west of england, had other is where we have the stronger ward's morkel, this patchy rain, an awful lot colder and the wind along the north sea coast could be gusting a0 or 50 north sea coast could be gusting a0 or50 mph north sea coast could be gusting a0 or 50 mph this afternoon. they will gradually ease down a bit overnight, blowing away the red from the south—east of the uk, becoming dry but we hang onto a lot of cloud eastern england overnight. we will have the clearest skies further west, colder with the lighter winds, maybe some frost in central scotland and is southern parts of northern ireland. where there is the cloud, it will be mad. another cloudy day across eastern england on sunday, at the deal drier, we are looking at a lot more sunshine along from here. the wind is not quite as strong and the winds in ge

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perhaps still with some rain around across eastern england. some bright weather for sunday.dent happened after police burst into her apartment, breanna's case has been taken up by the black lives matter movement. the single indictment over the spread of bullets into neighbouring apartments force falls well short for what campaigners are calling for. —— they could end up queuing around doverin —— they could end up queuing around dover in january with or without a new trade deal with the eu. u nfortu nately, new trade deal with the eu. unfortunately, 400 whales have now died in this mass stranding in australia. we will find out more on the rescue operation. still more going on. let's talk about covid—19 the us. doctor anthony america's leading —— dr anthony fauci, america's leading infectious diseases expert, has been testifying before a senate committee. everyone present will know that america's covid death toll has passed 200,000. republican senator rand paul wanted to talk about new york's handling of the virus. you've applauded near for their policy, they have the highest

much milder overnight for eastern england underneath the cloud.eal drier than today. elsewhere much lighter winds, more in a way way of sunshine, should feel quite pleasant but there is wind still quite strong and gusty across the eastern parts of england, east anglia and the south—east gusting a0 miles an hour for a while, easing down through the afternoon so a while, easing down through the afternoon so it won't feel quite as chilly has done today. temperatures in london up to 16. further west, temperatures are likely to be higher. across south wales may be 18. this is bbc news the headlines at four. a quarter of the uk population will be under extra lockdown rules — as new measures come into force across parts of northern england and wales over the weekend. it comes as 1,700 students in manchester are told to stay in their halls of residence for 2 weeks after a spike in coronavirus cases. the department of health say they are working to fix a problem with the nhs test and trace app in england and wales after some users were unable to input nega

but much milder for eastern england thanks to that shield of cloud overnight.er. further west across the uk, we can look forward to more sunshine after that chilly start, the winds will not be as strong, either. and they are easing down through the day across east anglia and the south—east of england, but in the morning in particular, again, we could see gusts of around a0 mph. with wind easing a bit to the afternoon, though, it won't feel quite as chilly. we could get temperatures of 16 or so in london. higher temperatures further west into wales, 18 in cardiff and swansea. as we move into monday, we lose the northerly wind and instead we get atlantic wind, but that means more unsettled weather, some bands of rain coming in from the atlantic. and we still start the day across east anglia in the south—east with cloud, the odd spot of rain, that should eventually push away as we get our main band of cloud and patchy rain heading its way into more western areas of the uk. in between, some sunshine and without the winds, temperatures in most places will be a bit h

during tomorrow, cloudy skies continuing for eastern england although a good deal drier than today.r winds, more in a way of sunshine, should feel pleasant but those wind still quite strong and gusty across eastern parts of england, east anglia and the south—east, gusting 40 anglia and the south—east, gusting a0 miles an hourfor a while, easing down through the afternoon so it won't feel quite as chilly as it has done today, temperatures in london up done today, temperatures in london up to 16. further west, temperatures likely to be higher, across south wales may be 18. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the headlines at five. a quarter of the uk population will be under extra lockdown rules — as new measures come into force across parts of northern england and wales over the weekend. it comes as 1,700 students in manchester are told to stay in their halls of residence for two weeks after a spike in coronavirus cases. the department of health say they're working to fix a problem with the nhs test and trace app in england and wales after some users were unable to input negativ

drizzly rain with our weather front as well in the south, really rather great start for parts of eastern englande skies will brighten. also, just the outside chance of a few showers in north—west scotland, possibly northern ireland. it's more likely the cloud will thicken towards tea—time here. with light winds, despite temperatures a little lower than they were on monday, the north will still feel very pleasant, and approaching 18—19 in southern areas, rather where they should be for the time of year. but that ridge of high pressure is a brief ridge of high pressure, because by the night, as you can see, and tomorrow, we have got more rain rushing in. and it's a slow moving band of heavy rain. some parts of southern and western scotland could see 40—60mm before this rain finally clears away. you can see, it continues to fall throughout tuesday night and wednesday. strong, potentially gale force winds with it. ahead of it, some drier weather, and this mild air at least, but it will be a fairly wet affair wednesday for most parts of the uk. then a brief respite again, potentially on thursday, lit

half of england through this afternoon — sitting along easternost of scotland, other than a few showers, not particularly warm, but nice enough in the sunshine and lighter winds. a greater chance ofjust1—2 showers across northern ireland. a few showers towards the west of england and wales, but overall, an improvement on this morning. temperatures at the highest, still through eastern england, 18—19 degrees for 1—2. we will see some brighter moments but rain will linger for a time across other parts of eastern england. we could see gale force winds along the coast of yorkshire, the northeast of england for a time. that eases away later, skies clear, cold, frosty night for some in scotland. chillier elsewhere, but more showers push in and some strong winds towards the southwest later. in fact, frequent showers across the country away from northern scotland tomorrow, but much brighter prospects by the time we get to the weekend. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. there are warnings of tighter coronavirus measures to come if people don't stick t

overnight a fine story, less cloud gci’oss overnight a fine story, less cloud across eastern scotland at the north—east of englandrer skies, chillier night i had, further south the weight you can see not an indicator of cloud but actually risk of fog across eastern wales, the midlands, into eastern england, first thing monday but it burns off promptly, lots of sunshine to come to start the new we and temperatures getting into the mid 20s, much warmer on the north sea coast as we have lost the lingering cloud but here's the plunging temperatures promised for the week ahead. remember it was 31 in london last monday, by friday we're looking at 13, into arctic air, a northerly wind and my goodness me it will feel chilly. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines — the government says the country is at a tipping point, as it prepares to introduce tough new fines for anyone in england who is told to self—isolate but fails to. the labour leader says sorting out the problems with testing should be the government's number one priority. president trump says he will nominate a woman within the next week as his choice to replac

eastern england could escape some of the worst of it, but i think we will see a pulse of heavier rain a cooler feel. and, once that low pressure is through, we are left with a series of areas of low pressure dodging around each other as we go through the end of the week and on into the weekend. and that'll make it very difficult for us to pinpoint the exact detail on when we will get the heaviest, most persistent rain and strongest winds. what i can tell you is that there is a clear signal low pressure will dominate our weather by the end of the week, dragging in cooler air, meaning it'll be often windy and rain at times will be heavy. if anything, perhaps thursday is offering a little bit of a respite from the wet and windy weather for many parts of the uk. but still a bit cooler than we've been used to. just take a look at the outlook — a case of rain, rain, 00:28:32,310 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and more rain in the coming days. hello, this is bbc news with me, tim willcox. the headlines... newcastle, and county durham in northumberland are just some of the places where it'll now be