cloud and the rain to the north—west, of course, it is a milder night.es and really quite chilly—feeling air further south and east. but there won't be quite as much mist and fog around tomorrow morning as we saw earlier on this morning. and that's because the southerly wind is starting to pick up with these approaching weather fronts. so this is saturday, then. there'll be some more rain out towards the west, some of it heavy and more persistent across northern ireland into north—west scotland. a freshening southerly to south—easterly wind blowing, particularly up through these irish sea coasts. but again, for much of england and wales, the sunshine is just set to continue. and in the best of that, some of our temperatures could peak at 16—18 celsius, which is just slightly above the seasonal average. and then on saturday into sunday, well, ourfronts, driven by this area of low pressure, start to make further inroads. so it's a cloudier—looking day, the cloud thickening from the west as we head through the morning into the afternoon. patchy outbreaks of

and the north—west.omorrow. double figures. in fact, on the south coast some spots could be around 13 or 1a celsius. now, tomorrow again starts off very cloudy and murky with some hill fog and drizzle in places, but i think the clouds will break up through the morning into the afternoon. and i think the second half of the day tomorrow is looking a little bit more cheerful, a bit brighter, certainly to the east of scotland, the north—east of england. 15 degrees in newcastle. not bad at all. maybe even as high as 17 in the south—east of england. now, wednesday, that high pressure is well and truly right on top of us with light winds. could be murky, foggy mornings, but some sunshine developing here and there through the afternoon and the temperatures about the same. mid—teens, perhaps a degree or so higher here and there. and thursday, copycat conditions. but notice weather fronts are starting to approach the north—west of scotland. thursday evening, we've got halloween for the trick—or—treaters. it looks

between 70 and 80 miles— north—west scotland. between 70 and 80 miles an _ north—west scotland.ly damage and also we have strong winds across central _ and also we have strong winds across central and southern scotland and northern — central and southern scotland and northern ireland and northern england. _ northern ireland and northern england, just not as strong as that, so if you _ england, just not as strong as that, so if you are — england, just not as strong as that, so if you are travelling on sunday, hear _ so if you are travelling on sunday, hear it _ so if you are travelling on sunday, hear it in— so if you are travelling on sunday, bear it in mind. wow, sunday looks pretty wild. thank you for the warning. look at the state of that. miserable. have you taken a trip by coach this year? maybe for a seaside break or to a sporting event or concert? research by the confederation of passenger transport found that millions of coach journeys are taken across britain each year contributing billions of pounds to local economies. ben is at a family run firm in wharton and can tel

west. further north, winds will be lighter.the sunshine, but i think temperatures a degree or so down on what we've had the last few days. now, pressure chart for saturday — we've a new area of low pressure pushing into the north of the uk. that will bring wind and outbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland. the majority of england and wales should be dry with some sunshine, just a few showers towards the south—east. that's the remnants of friday's low pressure system. temperatures closer to the mid—teens at this point. sunday probably looks drier for most. there'll still be some showery rain across scotland and northern ireland, we'll have more of a breeze, but eastern scotland, england and wales mostly dry, again with some sunshine around, lighterwinds and temperatures around 1a or 15 degrees in the south, low teens in the north. so it's not looking that bad for the weekend. into next week, we start to see high pressure building back in, so a lot of dry and settled weather around, with some sunshine, and we'll see a

sunshine particularly towards central and eastern areas, a little bit of rain getting into the far north—westater. but pretty decent temperatures, quite mild, mid high teams on the warmer spots. some changes for the end of the week, provided the area of low pressure begins to develop to the west of the uk, that will start to bring outbreaks of rain. but a try start with light winds across eastern areas means friday we could see some vogg badges are the across northern and eastern england but fans of showery rain pushing northwards across the country, there will be followed by some brighter skies towards the south and south—west. here it will be windy in the far south—west for further north winds will be lighter. we could be up to 16 or 17 degrees where we had such a but i think be just a degree or so down what we have had the last few days. pressure to offer saturday, a new area of low pressure pushing into the north of the uk, that will bring wind and outbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland. the majority of england and wales should be dry with some sunshine. just a few showers to

the strongest winds will be towards the north—west of the uk. and maybe some damage as well. we have got the rain in the morning, that's going to sweep its way eastwards. there may not be too much rain in the south—east of england. the second band of rain is going to be heavier. as the winds fall lighter overnight, that rain is going to slow down as it moves into england and wales. clear skies do follow into the west, with temperatures in scotland and northern ireland down to 8 or 9 degrees, but milder elsewhere. a change of fortunes, though, for tomorrow. it's going to be eastern england this time that sees the rain in the morning. it should tend to clear away, but it may linger 0therwise, sunshine follows on behind, and many places will be dry. just a few showers remaining towards the west of scotland. temperatures very similar to today, the winds fairly light, so all in all a decent looking day for many. certainly the better day of the weekend. sunday sees the arrival of this deepening area of low pressure. this is storm ashley, bringing some

most of the rain this weekend is going to come in the north—west of the uk. h—west and this is front is going to be stuck a post eastern parts of england this is where most of the rain on saturday. then in between that and this cloud it should be a lovely day. lots of sunshine away. temperatures still on the mild side, around ilt away. temperatures still on the mild side, around iii to 16 degrees, not quite so high as we got on friday, that weather front bringing the rain then sweeps into england and wales. as it does so the rain becomes like patching dies away. and then we see that next system coming in from the atlantic. ahead of that we start sunny in most places away from the showers. the cloud increases in northern ireland and western shot than later. over the irish sea will see some rain moving in. much sunny dave eastern parts of quite england, a bit of sunshine for england and wales. it is going to be slightly cooler, temperatures 11 to 14 slightly cooler, temperatures 11 to m degrees to end the weekend. heading into next weekend... the rain is going t

west. further north, winds will be lighter.ssure pushing in to the north of the uk. that will bring wind and outbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland. the majority of england and wales should be dry with some sunshine, just a few showers towards the south—east. that�*s the remnants of friday�*s low pressure system and temperatures closer to the mid—teens at this point. sunday probably looks drier for most. there�*ll still be some showery rain across scotland and northern ireland, we�*ll have more of a breeze, but eastern scotland, england and wales mostly dry again with some sunshine around, lighterwinds and temperatures around 1a or 15 degrees in the south, low teens in the north. so it�*s not looking that bad for the weekend. into next week, we start to see high pressure building back in, so a lot of dry and settled weather around with some sunshine and we�*ll see a return to overnight fog. this is bbc news. we�*ll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to

west. further north, winds will be lighter.ink temperatures a degree or so down on what we've had the last few days. now, pressure chart for saturday — we've a new area of low pressure pushing into the north of the uk. that will bring wind and outbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland. the majority of england and wales should be dry with some sunshine, just a few showers towards the south—east. that's the remnants of friday's low pressure system. temperatures closer to the mid—teens at this point. sunday probably looks drier for most. there'll still be some showery rain across scotland and northern ireland, we'll have more of a breeze, but eastern scotland, england and wales mostly dry, again with some sunshine around, lighterwinds and temperatures around 14 or 15 degrees in the south, low teens in the north. so it's not looking that bad for the weekend. into next week, we start to see high pressure building back in, so a lot of dry and settled weather around, with some sunshine, and we'll see a return to overnight fo

west. further north, winds will be lighter.we have the sunshine, but i think temperatures a degree or so down on what we've had the last few days. now pressure chart for saturday we've got a new area of low pressure pushing in to the north of the uk. that will bring wind and outbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland. the majority of england and wales should be dry with some sunshine, just a few showers towards the south—east. that's the remnants of friday's low pressure system and temperatures closer to the mid—teens at this point. sunday probably looks drier for most. there'll still be some showery rain across scotland and northern ireland, we'll have more of a breeze, but eastern scotland, england and wales mostly dry again with some sunshine around, lighterwinds and temperatures around 1a or 15 degrees in the south, low teens in the north. so it's not looking that bad for the weekend. into next week, we start to see high pressure building back in, so a lot of dry and settled weather around with some sunshine and we

perhaps the north and west of scotland seeing a bit of rain as well.n the south, 11 or 12 in the north, it should feel fairly pleasant as the afternoon sunshine breaks through. so, still a front first thing monday, but as we head through the course of next week, higher pressure tries to build its way in. a few fronts just pushing across the far north of the uk. so, not a completely dry week ahead, but we should see a more settled spell of autumn weather and temperatures still on the mild side for most of us for the time of year. �*bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news with me ben brown. our latest headlines: a new push for peace in the middle east — the us secretary of state is in london for talks with arab leaders. a bbc investigation uncovers fresh evidence about small boats crossing the channel — some organised out of germany. the stars come out for kamala — bruce springsteen and barack 0bama appear with the vice—president at an election rally. and — your voice, your bbc news — asking you to tell us the stories you want us to cover. some o

it will continue to do so as it pushes towards the north—west of the uk. strong winds indeed, particularly the further north and west you are. and for western scotland, the met office has issued an amber warning because here we could see gusts of 70 to 80mph. so that could cause some damage, some disruption certainly on the cards. so through tonight, things start off on a fairly quiet note. chilly under some clear skies, but as the night wears on, we see thickening cloud, outbreaks of rain, gales developing around western coasts, temperatures tending to come up as the night wears on. so for most, a mild start to sunday morning, but a very wet start underneath this band of rain. that will be moving its way quite quickly eastwards, the rain perhaps lingering for a good part of the day once it sets in across the south—east corner. but behind it, we will see some sunny spells, some hefty showers and thunderstorms into northern ireland and western scotland, where the winds really will be ramping up. it's going to be a windy day for all but the strongest winds th

west. further north, winds will be lighter.grees where we have the sunshine, but i think temperatures a degree or so down on what we've had the last few days. now pressure chart for saturday. we've got a new area of low pressure pushing in to the north of the uk. that will bring wind and outbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland. the majority of england and wales should be dry with some sunshine, just a few showers towards the south—east. that's the remnants of friday's low pressure system and temperatures closer to the mid—teens at this point. sunday probably looks drier for most. there'll still be some showery rain across scotland and northern ireland, we'll have more of a breeze, but eastern scotland, england and wales mostly dry again with some sunshine around, lighterwinds and temperatures around 14 or 15 degrees in the south, low teens in the north. so it's not looking that bad for the weekend. into next week, we start to see high pressure building back in, so a lot of dry and settled weather around with some su

the heaviest showers likely to be across the north—west of the country. rth to 16 in the south. but it's as we head into sunday, looks very much like we're pulling in a deep area of low pressure. now the track of this could still change, but it looks like it's going to bring some wet and windy weather moving from the west towards the east. you can see the curl of rain coming back around this area of low pressure. strong gusty winds in northern ireland, northern england and also much of scotland, but the strongest winds will be across the north—west where we could well see 70 to 80mph gusts. is considering a $20 billion takeover of expedia as it tries to expand his business. sizzling chips — taiwan's tsmc records a 54% jump in profits on a wave of ai spending. and — cheaper borrowing for europe. the european central bank is poised to cut interest rates — as inflation falls sharply. welcome to business today, i'm taidgh enwright. shares in expedia have jumped by more than 7% in after hours trading after the financial times reported that uber has been conside

the heaviest showers likely to be across the north—west of the country. he south. but it's as we head into sunday, looks very much like we're pulling in a deep area of low pressure. now the track of this could still change, but it looks like it's going to bring some wet and windy weather moving from the west towards the east. you can see the curl of rain coming back around this area of low pressure. strong gusty winds in northern ireland, northern england and also much of scotland, but the strongest winds will be across the north—west where we could well see 70 to 80mph gusts. this is bbc news, the headlines. one direction star — liam payne — dies afterfalling from a balcony at a hotel in argentina. an emergency call reveals staff had concerns about his safety. fans gather outside the hotel to mourn his death — lighting candles, singing one direction songs and sharing moments of silence. on fox news kamala harris insists she'll make a clean break from joe biden's presidency — if she wins the us elections. polling suggests its neck—and—neck in the swing sta

maybe a few spots of rain. 0therwise, most of the rain. 0therwise, most of the rain is in the north westrrow, and between these two areas, there will be some sunshine it's going to get wetter towards the north—west during the day. across eastern parts of england, we will see more cloud probably is a great deal of rain but it will be cooler underneath that cloud. temperatures generally not quite as high as today, still mild at 14 to 16 degrees. as we head over night, we've got that weather from head over night, we've got that weatherfrom pushing down the north—west prince of men. there is an extra hour of sleep because the clocks go back and into sunday we are going to find thickening cloud with rain. it is quite sunny for many parts of the country, it is going to be a much sunnier day for the eastern side of england. we will see cloud increasing in northern ireland with rain coming in here to western scotland and heading over the roc later on. temperatures lower on sunday, around 11 to 14 celsius. into next week, it's looking very quiet with the reins to left on monday across the south.

west. further north, winds will be lighter.w days. now pressure chart for saturday. we've got a new area of low pressure pushing in to the north of the uk. that will bring wind and outbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland. the majority of england and wales should be dry with some sunshine, just a few showers towards the south—east. that's the remnants of friday's low pressure system and temperatures closer to the mid—teens at this point. sunday probably looks drier for most. there'll still be some showery rain across scotland and northern ireland, we'll have more of a breeze, but eastern scotland, england and wales mostly dry again with some sunshine around, lighterwinds and temperatures around 14 or 15 degrees in the south, low teens in the north. so it's not looking that bad for the weekend. into next week, we start to see high pressure building back in, so a lot of dry and settled weather around with some sunshine and we'll see a return to overnight fog. i'm caitriona perry in washington and this is bbc world news

clear skies for comet watchers towards the north—west of england, parts of south—west scotland and north—eastese guys remain clear because that is where the temperatures remain lowest. milder air creeping into the south. temperatures rising through the night. here comes the milder air. but of course along with the milder air com sweater weather as well. generally warmer and wetter into next week. a lot of dry weather 1431 00:1

west. further north, winds will be lighter.ssure chart for saturday — we've a new area of low pressure pushing into the north of the uk. that will bring wind and outbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland. the majority of england and wales should be dry with some sunshine, just a few showers towards the south—east. that's the remnants of friday's low pressure system. temperatures closer to the mid—teens at this point. sunday probably looks drier for most. there'll still be some showery rain across scotland and northern ireland, we'll have more of a breeze, but eastern scotland, england and wales mostly dry, again with some sunshine around, lighterwinds and temperatures around 14 or 15 degrees in the south, low teens in the north. so it's not looking that bad for the weekend. into next week, we start to see high pressure building back in, so a lot of dry and settled weather around, with some sunshine, and we'll see a return to overnight fog. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur h

and we will see some breaks in the cloud across north—west england and also south—west scotland.sure starts slipping southwards into the bay of biscay. we have a couple of weather fronts coming in across the north west, introducing some rain across scotland and northern ireland and the remnants of the weather front in the east could still produce the odd spot of rain across the south—east. but in between, there will be some dry conditions and some sunshine. but a subtle change in the wind direction to more westerly, so temperature is not as high but still mild. sunday morning, we start with some mist and fog that will lift, then we see the cloud near to scotland and northern ireland with rain arriving here later, strengthening winds, drier and brighter across england. also wales. and with top temperatures up to around 16 celsius. live from london — this is bbc news. a row over reparations — the bbc understands several countries will raise the subject at the commonwealth summit in samoa. but this time the discussion needs to be had about the history of this and the ill effects of

the strongest winds will be towards the north—west of the uk.we have got the rain in the morning, that's going to sweep its way eastwards. there may not be too much rain in the south—east of england. following the rain, a window of dry weather before those squally showers near the storm pack in towards the north—west. another mild day, but that's not the main story — the strength of the wind is the story. the winds picking up really quickly through the irish sea, pushing in those very strong winds across scotland and northern ireland. the core of strongest winds is shown here by this amber wind warning from the met office in the west of scotland and, combined with some high tides, there will be some coastal flooding as well. the winds will still be gusting 60 mph in northern scotland on monday. as the storm moves away, the weather turns quieter. this is bbc news. the headlines: the british prime ministers starmer issues a blunt warning to israel over the humanitarian situation in gaza. �* , over the humanitarian situation in gaza. �* ., . ., .,

best of any sunshine, south—west scotland, north—west england.ht, we see that weather front spread northwards across scotland, bringing outbreaks of rain, patchy clouds. skies clear for many. this area of low pressure starts to fizzle out across the southwest so the winds will ease down here. still fairly mild, temperatures to start saturday ranging between 7 and 11 degrees. saturday, that area of low pressure fizzles out, but we look to the north—west, a renewed area of low pressure. its weather front pushing into scotland and northern ireland bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain here. but much of southern and eastern scotland, england and wales will have a fine day with some sunshine. a few showers, wales, south—west england some early showers, i think, east anglia and the south—east, but these will clear away so the majority will be dry into the afternoon. but a slightly fresher thanks to westerly winds on saturday — the mid—teens i think for most. into sunday, a ridge of high pressure builds into england and wales, so a lot of dry weat

west. further north, winds will be lighter.utbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland. the majority of england and wales should be dry with some sunshine, just a few showers towards the south—east. that's the remnants of friday's low pressure system and temperatures closer to the mid—teens at this point. sunday probably looks drier for most. there'll still be some showery rain across scotland and northern ireland, we'll have more of a breeze, but eastern scotland, england and wales mostly dry again with some sunshine around, lighterwinds and temperatures around 14 or 15 degrees in the south, low teens in the north. so it's not looking that bad for the weekend. into next week, we start to see high pressure building back in, so a lot of dry and settled weather around with some sunshine and we'll see a return to overnight fog. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. you're watching the context on bbc news. wanted, labour activist to head to america to campaign for kamala harris. it was posted by labour�*s head of operations on linkedin

north west england, isle of man, north and west wales too.today. 11 to 1a celsius, about average. now, as we go into the evening, rain will extend across the rest of scotland into northern england, north and west wales. that pushes its way southwards for monday and fizzling out a little bit. there's going to be a lot of cloud around on monday. a few brighter breaks to the east of high ground, but outbreaks of rain or drizzle possible just about anywhere. it will be milder again though, even with that cloud 13 to 16 or 17. the general highs. quick glimpse into next week. high pressure is going to be more dominant, especially to the south and later into the west. that's going to keep things largely dry for much of the week. bit of rain at times in the far north of scotland. what i will say though, temperatures dropping later in the week, return of overnight frost and some of the mornings could still be quite misty and foggy. sun set as well will be an hour earlier. and that's because tonight we set back those clocks one hour. take care. live fr

the strongest winds will be towards the north—west of the uk.weep its way eastwards. there may not be too much rain in the south—east of england. following the rain, a window of dry weather before those squally showers near the storm pack in towards the north—west. another mild day, but that's not the main story — the strength of the wind is the story. the winds picking up really quickly through the irish sea, pushing in those very strong winds across scotland and northern ireland. the core of strongest winds is shown here by this amber wind warning from the met office in the west of scotland and, combined with some high tides, there will be some coastal flooding as well. the winds will still be gusting 60 mph in northern scotland on monday. as the storm moves away, the weather turns quieter. today at six — more allegations of assault by mohamed al fayed, this time from a former fulham women's football captain. ronnie gibbons says al fayed attacked her on two separate occasions, when she was just 20. niall horan speaks of his devastation after t

a risk of gales across the far north—west. t as well. temperatures ranging from 12 in lerwick, to 16 in hull, to 17 in london. wage growth in the uk. to its lowest level since 2022. so what will the bank of england duty. the boss of bmw tells the paris auto show that europe should cancel its planned ban on petrol and diesel cars. and going nuclear — google becomes the world's first company to use small reactors to power its data centres. welcome to business today. let's start in the uk where the latest data on wage growth have raised expecations of further cuts to the cost of borrowing this year. average wages, excluding bonuses, grew at an annual pace of 4.9% between june and august, falling below 5% for the first time since 2022. i'm joined by kathleen brooks, research director at xtb. kathleen, it does still show that wages are growing much faster than prices in general, but how is it shifting the market's expectations as to when the bank of england win next at interest rates?

north west england, isle of man, north and west wales too.h as today. 11—14 celsius — about average. now, as we go into the evening, rain will extend across the rest of scotland into northern england, north and west wales. that pushes its way southwards for monday. fizzling out a little bit. there's going to be a lot of cloud around on monday. a few brighter breaks to the east of high ground, but outbreaks of rain or drizzle possible just about anywhere. it will be milder again though, even with that cloud — 13—16 or 17 the general highs. quick glimpse into next week. high pressure is going to be more dominant, especially to the south and later into the west. that's going to keep things largely dry for much of the week. bit of rain at times in the far north of scotland. what i will say though — temperatures dropping later in the week, return of overnight frost, and some of the mornings could still be quite misty and foggy. sunset as well will be an hour earlier. and that's because tonight we set back those clocks one hour. take care. live fro

again, with light winds, temperatures reach highs around 17, maybe 18 degrees, mid—teens further north and westto encroach into the north and the west of the country, so it turns wetter and windier here. further east, though, it stays dry into the first part of the weekend too. some of this rain will pep up across northern ireland, western scotland to become quite heavy into the afternoon. but eastern and southern scotland and the majority of england and wales again having another dry day on saturday, but some rain will get into west wales, south—west england later on with increasing breeze. top temperatures, again, 17 or 18 degrees, mid—teens further north. but the upcoming week does look more unsettled. it looks like this area of low pressure in the atlantic will win out. it'll bring showers or longer spells of rain, but it'll be on the mild side, with milder nights to come too. to encroach into the north and the west of the country, so it turns wetter and windier here. this was the scene a couple hours ago as is relevant precise strikes in the city at least five people have been killed as th

in the western part of the country, in the north of west azarbaijan , in the north of east azarbaijan, rains in the form of scattered rains occurred in these areas, in the southern parts of the country, rains occurred in the southern parts of sistan baluchistan province, the northern areas, the eastern parts of hormozgan province and the southern heights of kerman province. we see that the rainfall in these areas is in the form of a shower of rain accompanied by. tomorrow, tuesday , the rains will continue in the southern parts of our country during the afternoon and early night in the southern parts of sistan baluchistan province, the northern parts of the eastern parts of hormozgan province, the southern highlands of kerman province, the southern parts of fars province. in the northwestern parts of our country, for north west azerbaijan and north east azerbaijan , we are witnessing rains in the form of scattered rains on wednesday. due to the influence of the cold northern currents on the northern parts of the country, in addition to lowering the temperature, it causes that on the s

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eastern scotland also catching some sunshine but we will also see another weather front in the north—west bringing increasing wind. outbreaks of rain to northern ireland and western scotland into the afternoon. a ridge of high pressure keeps things fine and settled in the south. chile start to the day for many but a lot of sunshine and it holds on across scotland before cloud heads into scotland and northern ireland with increasing wind, south—westerly winds and heavy persistent rain. temperature is cooler, nine to around 13 or 14 degrees as thursday started off on a chilly note. sunday night and looks like the rain in the north—west becomes more widespread and fragments as it spreads outwards and eastwards so quite a messy base chair to start on monday, a lot more cloud around in outbreaks of rain here and there with temperatures lifting a little and milderair temperatures lifting a little and milder air moving temperatures lifting a little and milderair moving in temperatures lifting a little and milder air moving in with this reign of the atlantic. monday will be a cloudy day, a bit mu

west. so we continue with the chillier feel into the weekend. drier in the south and east, but rain in the northmore than 100 rockets into northern israel as the group's deputy leader says its military capability remains intact. and in lebanon, the idf is expanding its ground operation against hezbollah, moving troops into parts of southwest. this is the scene in beirut, the skyline of the lebanese capital. i am annita mcveigh in london. also in the programme... benjamin netanyau says there'll be no early end to his country's military campaigns, as it expands its ground invasion of southern lebanon. us forecasters issue dire warnings about the threat from hurricane milton, as it moves towards florida. the prime suspect in the disappearance of madeleine mccann has been acquitteded on unrelated sex offence charges by a court in germany.

the strongest winds will be towards the north—west of the uk.o much rain in the south—east of england. following the rain, a window of dry weather before those squally showers near the storm pack in towards the north—west. another mild day, but that's not the main story — the strength of the wind is the story. the winds picking up really quickly through the irish sea, pushing in those very strong winds across scotland and northern ireland. the core of strongest winds is shown here by this amber wind warning from the met office in the west of scotland and, combined with some high tides, there will be some coastal flooding as well. the winds will still be gusting 60 mph in northern scotland on monday. as the storm moves away, the weather turns quieter. it's 7pm in london. this is the world today with rv. hamas vows to fight on after confirming the death of its leader, yayha sinwar saying it only strengthened the group. the former captain of fulham ladies football team says she was sexually assaulted by mohammed al fayed. tributes flood in for the

a risk of gales across the far north—west. l make decisions based on its own national interest, after a us media report suggests prime minister netanyahu opted against attacks on iranian nuclear sites. kamala harris and donald trump hold key rallies in the battleground state of pennsylvania, with just three weeks to go until the us election. north korea blows up roads and and closes rail lines with south korea in a dramatic bid it says to "completely separate" the two countries. the mother of a woman, who was killed by the nerve agent novichok in salisbury, gives evidence at a public inquiry. the uk's health secretary wes streeting says weight loss injections could be an effective tool for getting unemployed people back to work. hello, welcome to bbc news. we begin with the latest on the war in the middle east where the office of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a decision to retaliate against iran for its ballistic missile attack two weeks ago will be based on israels security needs. the statement was in appa

perhaps the north and west of scotland seeing a bit of rain as well.4 for the warmest spots in the south, 11 or 12 in the north, it should feel fairly pleasant as the afternoon sunshine breaks through. so, still a front first thing monday, but as we head through the course of next week, higher pressure tries to build its way in. a few fronts just pushing across the far north of the uk. so, not a completely dry week ahead, but we should see a more settled spell of autumn weather and temperatures still welcome viewers on bbc news and bbc two. we cover news stories, we cover this, we cover that, we cover this, we cover that, we cover this, we cover that, we cover the other but what about the stories that you think we do not cover enough, or that we should do a lot better? 0n the radio only and are now 5 live phone in so far, it's good you have joined us, we have been getting some amazing colours and they are notjust niche issues, you might think it is a niche issue, but a niche issued to someone is a massive issue to someone is a massive issue to so many

the £21.7 billion investment announced today will be in a cluster of projects here in the north west,ities, but there is a more muted response from environmental groups. they fear carbon capture could just be used to extend the life span of the fossil fuel industries. justin rowlatt, bbc news, cheshire. a teenage girl living with an aggressive form of cancer of projects here in the north west, and another around teesside on the north—east coast. it has been welcomed in these communities, they fear carbon capture could just be used to extend the life span of the fossil fuel industries. justin rowlatt, bbc news, cheshire. a teenage girl living with an aggressive form of cancer has been speaking about the moment she received a royal hug from the princess of wales. keen photographer liz hatton had been invited to take pictures at windsor castle, when she met catherine, who has also been treated for cancer. our reporter meghan owen has the story. it's not often you see the royals giving hugs, but this one was clearly special. just six months after starting her own cancer treatment, the pri

but across the north—west of the uk, temperatures staying up into double figures.here, but we also have a bit of rain to come as well. now heading into the first part of saturday, there will be some pulses of heavy rain that works into northern ireland. the rain tending to come and go, so there might be some brighter spells for the afternoon here. rain at times, too, for western and northern areas of scotland, but away from that for eastern and southern scotland, for the bulk of eastern wales and all of england, really, should be a fine and a dry day with plenty of sunshine. it's going to be another mild one. top temperatures could hit 18 celsius once again. now these weather fronts will then push eastwards through saturday night, weakening as they run into our area of high pressure to the east, so just a few patches of light rain. there will be some damp weather, then, for some as we start off sunday morning, but we've got a more pronounced band of heavier rain that through the afternoon will spread into northern ireland. this time, wales and south—west england ge

the jet stream is way to the north and the west of us, taking its rain, with it deflecting the weatherled week. but that doesn't mean sunny skies. in fact, farfrom it. sunshine is going to be limited this week with this area of high pressure. in fact, most days will be quite cloudy, damp and foggy in the morning. but we've got some very mild air coming in from the south. in fact, you can see today that some mild air can be traced almost to the subtropics, and it's here to stay for the next few days. now, the satellite picture reveals an incoherent area of cloud. in fact, it's breaking up in a few areas here and there, allowing some sunshine to the east of the pennines, east of the welsh hills, but rather cloudy for most of us, and mild north or south. temperatures will be typically in the mid—teens today, and then this evening some drizzly weather, particularly out towards the west and the northwest. rather cloudy for most of us and a very mild morning tomorrow. double figures. in fact, on the south coast some spots could be around 13 or 1a celsius. now, tomorrow again starts off very

of the north—west.ning with some outbreaks of rain by the time we reach the morning. elsewhere though, plenty of clear skies, so it is going to be feeling cold. colder than last night, in fact, and we can expect to see some mist and fog by the time we reach the morning too. and this might just be a little bit stubborn to clear, particularly across parts of yorkshire. by the time we reach tomorrow morning. so , as i say, western morning. so, as i say, western parts of scotland, plenty of cloud here and quite a damp start to end the working week with some outbreaks of rain just pushing into the west and a few dnps pushing into the west and a few drips and drabs of rain in the north too. similar across northern ireland. a fairly cloudy start with some drips and drabs of rain just moving into the west, but elsewhere it should be fairly bright with those pockets of mist and fog. but that generally clearing through the morning and we still do have high pressure, generally dominating the weather across a lot o