ashis ray, you obviously write for the indian press. india is about the size of western europe.e uk and think "why on earth are you breaking away from this huge political union?" or do they think "ah—ha, perhaps the uk is going back to its old empire instincts?" well, certainly, indian businesses who pitched theirtents in britain with the hope that the entire 500 million eu market would be available to them without any tariffs, they would be disappointed because now, exports from britain to the eu — at least temporarily, if not permanently — will come under customs duties in the european union. and therefore, it's going to be difficult for indian businesses in the uk who export to the eu for the time being. but in india, i think the mood is somewhat of disinterest. i think people are not that concerned as to what the outcome is going to be. at the same time, i think people are worried that it could be disruption notjust to the economies of the eu and britain, but there could be a ripple effect in the rest of the world. a ripple effect in what sense? in the sense that if the econ

that's it for dateline london for this week — my thanks to ashis ray, marc roche and simonjack.now and thanks for watching. we have got stronger winds and rain on the wait for sunday but it could be quite a cold start for eastern errors with somewhat clearer skies. out to the west temperature is rising. cloud moving in and rain begins to arrive. quite a wet start. still dry for eastern errors. outbreaks of red pushing its words. —— eastern areas. another burst of rain returning from the south—west and some sunshine and showers in northern ireland. stronger winds around the coast. windy day on sunday. double—figure temperatures in the south—west. still on the cooler side for scotla nd still on the cooler side for scotland and the north—east of england with wet weather in the evening. we will be left with sunshine and blustery showers on monday. on tuesday winds not as strong. more places will be dry with some sunshine at times. welcome to bbc news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories: talks between the eu and the uk about a post—brexit trade deal continue overnight in brussels b

that's it for dateline london for this week — my thanks to ashis ray, marc roche and simonjack.t's turning more unsettled this weekend. tomorrow, we've got wet and windy weather spreading in off the atlantic but today it's looking pretty quiet. we've got quite a bit of sunshine across the western half of the country, still a bit of cloud and showery bursts of rain across the east courtesy of that area of low pressure. this is the ridge of high pressure which will bring the sunnier weather to the west. and this low behind me is sunday's wet and windy weather. it has been bright through the morning across parts of northern ireland, wales, the south west. wales, the south west. that sunshine encroaching east but it stays quite cloudy and damp across northern and eastern scotland and much of eastern england. temperature wise, still on the cool side across eastern areas, 7 or 8 degrees. closer to 9 or 10 further west. now, this evening and overnight, the clearer skies encroaching east. it will turn a bit drier for the eastern half of the country with the wet and windy weather sweepin

today are marc roche, who writes for the french weekly political and news magazine le point and ashis ray