howjealous am ifor residence in aberdeenshire.ing aurora borealis at the moment but the clear skies are not exclusive to aberdeenshire. if we moved to oxfordshire there is as much sparkle in the sky as strictly. those clear skies come at a price because temperatures are falling away quite rapidly. we have 2 degrees at the moment in powys and i suspect temperatures will fall further over the next few hours. you have been warned, it will be a chilly start to tuesday morning, temperatures in some rural spots around or may be just below freezing. yes, chilly but hopefully just like today, some lovely autumn sunshine to come out as well, particularly across england and wales. more of a breeze further north and west, hear more cloud around, that is why temperature is not quite as cold and there will be outbreaks of rain. here temperatures around 11 to 13 degrees, 16 or 17 where the sunshine comes through. that front will push eastwards through the evening and so that means as we head towards the early hours of wednesday morning, tempera

on the back edge across 0rkney and shetland for a time, one to clipping into the north—east of aberdeenshireratures getting down into single figures. there could be a few areas that get close to a frost if we keep the clear skies and light winds long enough. mid—week, high pressure brings in across northern areas of the uk. we have this low area of low pressure. something of a battleground across the uk. for many on tuesday it is a dry day with the ridge of high pressure initially dominating the weather picture. there will be a few areas of mist and fog. so in scotland 12 or 13 degrees, because the average, but towards the south—west of very mild at 17 or 18 degrees. for wednesday, that area of low pressure starts to throw bands of rain across the south—west of england, wales and northern ireland. the driest weather closest to the high pressure in the north—east but for here in scotland it will be cooler, those temperatures dipping below average, whereas elsewhere, particularly for england and wales, the weather tends to be pretty mild again. a band of rain pushes its way across the country.

sunshine across aberdeenshire.t, as the showery outbreaks of rain drift their way steadily northwards. some improvement across england and wales, despite a few showers moving through east anglia, but mild for all — top temperatures between 11! and 20 degrees. we might see one or two places at 21 or 22. and then as we move through thursday evening, into the early hours of friday morning, more wet and increasingly windy weather will start to push in from the west. so here, it will be a wet start to friday. there will be some drier, brighter weather, but it's not expected to last. outbreaks of rain gradually drifting their way north, the heaviest of which will be always out to the north and west. once that rain clears, the sunshine comes through. once again, temperatures respond. a mild story for all. pyridine front and centre as a candidate.

in on the back edge across orkney in chatton for a time, one to clipping into the north—east of aberdeenshireing to be a much colder night as well with temperatures getting down into single figures. there could be a few areas that get close to a frost if you keep the clear skies and light winds long enough. mid—weight, high pressure brings in across northern areas of the uk. we have this low areas of the uk. we have this low area of low pressure. something of a battleground across the uk. for many on tuesday it is a dry day with the ridge of high pressure initially dominating the weather picture. there will be a few areas of mist and fog. the high pressure is associated with cooler air sold in scotland 12 or 13 degrees, because the average, but towards the south—west of very mild at 17 or 18 degrees. forwednesday, south—west of very mild at 17 or 18 degrees. for wednesday, that area of low pressure starts to throw bands of rain across the south—west of england, wales and northern ireland. the driest weather closest to the highest pressure in the north—east but for here in scotland it will kic

favoured spots for the best of the drier weather, parts of aberdeenshire and perhaps through south—eastund 11—17 celsius. not much change as we go into sunday and monday. the winds stay blustery from a warm source, plenty of showers to dodge as well. take care. this is bbc world news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: a jury orders the conspiracy theorist alexjones to pay more than $900 million to the families of the victims of the sandy hook massacre. urgent action is required to reverse biodiversity destruction. that's the stark warning from the world wide fund for nature after wildlife populations decline by almost 70% in 50 years. the un general assembly votes overwhelmingly to condemn russia's attempts to annex four ukrainian regions. the us is promising more weapons for ukraine — including air defence systems. we are going to do everything we can as fast as we can to help the ukrainian forces get

see the extent of the day's sunshine, just a few passing showers for orkney, shetland, clipping aberdeenshireoud just coming in across cornwall, threatening an odd spit of rain, but for most, it's dry. temperatures mild again — england and wales 14—18 degrees, bit closer to average for scotland and for northern ireland. heading into the middle part of the week, we see this area of rain extending in from the southwest. now, as the rain comes in on wednesday, it's going to come in kind of sporadically in bursts here and there. might stay dry across northeast england and dry for scotland, but you'll notice more cloud building in here, probably quite misty as well. cooler weather for scotland and the far northeast of england — 9—12 degrees is below average, but still mild further south, even with the rain moving in. now, for thursday, we've got a heavier band of rain that's going to push its way northwards followed by probably a mixture of sunny spells and showers. if anything, it will get a little bit milder again with temperatures up to 19 degrees in london. mild as well for northern ireland, b

sunshine across aberdeenshire.gh east anglia, but mild for all — top temperatures between ia and 20 degrees. we might see one or two places at 21 or 22. and then as we move through thursday evening, into the early hours of friday morning, more wet and increasingly windy weather will start to push in from the west. so here, it will be a wet start to friday. there will be some drier, brighter weather, but it's not expected to last. outbreaks of rain gradually drifting their way north, the heaviest of which will be always out to the north and west. once that rain clears, the sunshine comes through. once again, temperatures respond. a mild story for all. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, the headlines. iranian security forces open fire on protesters in several cities forty days since the death in custody of mahsa amini. britain's new prime minister rishi sunak appears in parliament for his first full day on the job announcing even more unravelling of predecessor liz truss's economic plans. the chinese

favoured spots for the best of the drier weather, parts of aberdeenshire and perhaps through south—easth change as we go into sunday and monday. the winds stay blustery from a warm source, plenty of showers to dodge as well. take care. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. urgent action is required to reverse the global destruction of biodiversity — that's the stark warning from the world wide fund for nature after wildlife populations decline by 70%. western allies promise to send additional weapons to help ukraine defend itself — as the un votes to condemn russian attempts to annex four ukrainian regions. if you as a nation, big or small, old or new, if you are you in member state, your borders are your own

favoured spots for the best of the drier weather, parts of aberdeenshire and perhaps through south—eastot much change as we go into sunday and monday. the winds stay blustery from a warm source, plenty of showers to dodge as well. take care. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: ajury orders conspiracy theorist alexjones to pay more than $900 million to the families of the victims of the sandy hook massacre. urgent action is required to reverse biodiversity destruction — the stark warning from the world wide fund for nature after wildlife populations decline by almost 70% in 50 years. have you wrecked the economy, prime minister? time for another u—turn? the british prime minister insists she won't cut public spending, to pay for her multibillion—pound

favoured spots for the best of the drier weather, parts of aberdeenshire and perhaps through south—easty. the winds stay blustery from a warm source, plenty of showers to dodge as well. take care. this is bbc news. the headlines: a usjury has ordered the conspiracy theorist, alexjones, to pay more than $900 million to the families of the victims of the sandy hook massacre. jones falsely claimed that the incident was staged by the government to try to tighten gun controls. the world wide fund for nature has urged governments, businesses and the public, to take what it's called "transformative action" to reverse the destruction of biodiversity. the plea came after their bi—annual report showed wildlife populations have decline by almost 70% since 1970. the un general assembly has voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia's attempts to annex four ukrainian regions. the us defence secretary lloyd austin said the us and its nato allies have all promised to send more weapons to kyiv, including air defence systems.

favoured spots for the best of the drier weather, parts of aberdeenshire and perhaps through south—east. the winds stay blustery from a warm source, plenty of showers to dodge as well. take care. welcome to bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: ajury in the us orders the conspiracy theorist alexjones to pay more than $900 million to the families of the victims of the sandy hook massacre. urgent action is required to reverse biodiversity destruction — that's the stark warning from the world wide fund for nature after wildlife populations decline by almost 70% in 50 years. the un general assembly votes overwhelmingly to condemn russia's attempts to annex four ukrainian regions. the us is promising more weapons for ukraine, including air defence systems. we are going to do everything we can as fast as we can to help the ukrainian forces get the capability they need to protect the ukrainian people.

favoured spots for the best of the drier weather, parts of aberdeenshire and perhaps through south—easthange as we go into sunday and monday. the winds stay blustery from a warm source, plenty of showers to dodge as well. take care. welcome to bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: ajury in the us orders the conspiracy theorist alexjones to pay more than $900 million to the families of the victims of the sandy hook massacre. urgent action is required to reverse biodiversity destruction, that's the stark warning from the world wide fund for nature after wildlife populations decline by almost 70% in 50 years. the un general assembly votes overwhelmingly to condemn russia's attempts to annex four ukrainian regions. the us is promising more weapons for ukraine, including air defence systems. we are going to do everything we can as fast as we can to help the ukrainian forces get the capability they need to protect the ukrainian people. scientists in australia teach brain cells grown in a lab

quite showery as it pushes its way steadily north, masking early morning sunshine across parts of aberdeenshireew isolated sharp showers in the southeast, but with the sunshine, that's where we're likely to see the warmth, highs potentially into the low 20s. more wet weather to come on friday, some of it heavy and windy with it, too. not for all, but the heaviest of the rain is likely to be out to the west, and that'll be accompanied by gale force gusts of wind on exposed coasts and some pretty rough seas here. now that rain and the strong winds will gradually drift its way northwards during the day on friday, again allowing for lighter winds, more sunshine. and again, those temperatures pretty good for the end of 0ctober. more of the same as we head into the weekend. not a wash—out by any means, but there will be outbreaks of rain. and at times, once the rain passes through, we'll see those isobars squeezing together, the winds picking up. but there will also be some sunshine as well, so it's a very messy story this weekend. keep abreast of the forecast, particularly for sunday. but generally

quite showery as it pushes its way steadily north, masking early morning sunshine across parts of aberdeenshirecross england and wales. maybe the risk of a few isolated sharp showers in the southeast, but with the sunshine, that's where we're likely to see the warmth, highs potentially into the low 20s. more wet weather to come on friday, some of it heavy and windy with it, too. not for all, but the heaviest of the rain is likely to be out to the west, and that'll be accompanied by gale force gusts of wind on exposed coasts and some pretty rough seas here. now that rain and the strong winds will gradually drift its way northwards during the day on friday, again allowing for lighter winds, more sunshine. and again, those temperatures pretty good for the end of october. more of the same as we head into the weekend. not a wash—out by any means, but there will be outbreaks of rain. and at times, once the rain passes through, we'll see those isobars squeezing together, the winds picking up. but there will also be some sunshine as well, so it's a very messy story this weekend. keep abreast of the for

see the extent of the day's sunshine, just a few passing showers for 0rkney, shetland, clipping aberdeenshire for most, it's dry. temperatures mild again — england and wales, 14—18 degrees, bit close to average for scotland and for northern ireland. heading into the middle part of the week, we see this area of rain extending in from the southwest. now, as the rain comes in on wednesday, it's going to come in kind of sporadically in bursts here and there. might stay dry across northeast england and dry for scotland, but you'll notice more cloud building in here, probably quite misty as well. cooler weather for scotland and the far northeast of england — 9—12 degrees is below average, but still mild further south, even with the rain moving in. now, for thursday, we've got a heavier band of rain that's going to push its way northwards followed by probably a mixture of sunny spells and showers. if anything, it will get a little bit milder again with temperatures up to 19 degrees in london. mild as well for northern ireland, but stil relatively cool in scotland. friday, the low pressure is still w

then, you can see the extent of the sunshine, just a few passing showers for 0rkney, shetland, aberdeenshireemperatures mild again, england and wales 14—18 degrees. heading into the middle part of the week, we see this area of rain extending in from the southwest. as the rain comes in on wednesday, it will come in kind of sporadically in bursts here and there. probably quite misty as well. cooler weather for scotland and the far northeast of england, 9—12 degrees below average. for thursday, we've got a heavier band of rain that's going to push its way northwards. followed by a mixture of sunny spells and showers. if anything, it will get a little bit milder with temperatures up to 19 degrees in london, mild as well northern ireland but relatively cool in scotland. friday, low pressure still with us, but getting closer which our reverse of rain across the country. —— shower read bursts of rain. that's your latest weather, bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines in an interview with the bbc, prime minister liz truss has apologised for the mistakes she said were made under her premiership. sh

favoured spots for the best of the drier weather, parts of aberdeenshire and perhaps through south—easthe winds stay blustery from a warm source, plenty of showers to dodge as well. take care. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues, welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. last month, president biden told americans the covid pandemic was over. a striking statement, given that us covid deaths are still running at an average of close to a00 a day. the overall covid death toll in the states has topped 1 million. on many measures, america's pandemic performance has been relatively poor.

see the extent of the day's sunshine, just a few passing showers for orkney, shetland, clipping aberdeenshire odd spit of rain, but for most, it's dry. temperatures mild again — england and wales, 14—18 degrees, bit closer to average for scotland and for northern ireland. heading into the middle part of the week, we see this area of rain extending in from the southwest. now, as the rain comes in on wednesday, it's going to come in kind of sporadically in bursts here and there. might stay dry across northeast england and dry for scotland, but you'll notice more cloud building in here, probably quite misty as well. cooler weather for scotland and the far northeast of england — 9—12 degrees is below average, but still mild further south, even with the rain moving in. now, for thursday, we've got a heavier band of rain that's going to push its way northwards followed by probably a mixture of sunny spells and showers. if anything, it will get a little bit milder again with temperatures up to 19 degrees in london. mild as well for northern ireland, but still relatively cool in scotland. friday, the

favoured spots for the best of the drier weather, parts of aberdeenshire and perhaps through south—easto sunday and monday. the winds stay blustery from a warm source, plenty of showers to dodge as well. take care. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. hello. you 0k? what is your name? jade? in your own time, what has happened is obviously traumatic but can you tell me what happened. yes. um, i was at a friend's birthday party. i went back with a bunch of friends... i rememberfalling asleep and then i remember waking up and knowing that something had penetrated me.

see the extent of the day's sunshine, just a few passing showers for 0rkney, shetland, clipping aberdeenshirereatening an odd spit of rain, but for most, it's dry. temperatures mild again — england and wales, 14—18 degrees, bit close to average for scotland and for northern ireland. heading into the middle part of the week, we see this area of rain extending in from the southwest. now, as the rain comes in on wednesday, it's going to come in kind of sporadically in bursts here and there. might stay dry across northeast england and dry for scotland, but you'll notice more cloud building in here, probably quite misty as well. cooler weather for scotland and the far northeast of england — 9—12 degrees is below average, but still mild further south, even with the rain moving in. now, for thursday, we've got a heavier band of rain that's going to push its way northwards followed by probably a mixture of sunny spells and showers. if anything, it will get a little bit milder again with temperatures up to 19 degrees in london. mild as well for northern ireland, but still relatively cool in scotland.

orkney and shetland for a time, one to clipping into one or two clipping into the north—east of aberdeenshirees. there could be a few areas that get close to a frost if we keep the clear skies and light winds long enough. midweek, high pressure brings in across northern areas of the uk. we have this low area of low pressure. something of a battleground across the uk. for many on tuesday it is a dry day with the ridge of high pressure initially dominating the weather picture. there will be a few areas of mist and fog. the high pressure is associated with cooler air, so in scotland 12 or 13 degrees, close to the average, but towards the south—west very mild at 17 or 18 degrees. for wednesday, that area of low pressure starts to throw bands of rain across the south—west of england, wales and northern ireland. the driest weather closest to the high pressure in the north—east but for here in scotland it will be cooler, those temperatures dipping below average, whereas elsewhere, particularly for england and wales, the weather tends to be pretty mild again. thursday is going to be a wet day. a band

quite showery as it pushes its way steadily north, masking early morning sunshine across parts of aberdeenshiregland and wales. maybe the risk of a few isolated sharp showers in the southeast, but with the sunshine, that's where we're likely to see the warmth, highs potentially into the low 20s. more wet weather to come on friday, some of it heavy and windy with it, too. not for all, but the heaviest of the rain is likely to be out to the west, and that'll be accompanied by gale force gusts of wind on exposed coasts and some pretty rough seas here. now that rain and the strong winds will gradually drift its way northwards during the day on friday, again allowing for lighter winds, more sunshine. and again, those temperatures pretty good for the end of october. more of the same as we head into the weekend. not a wash—out by any means, but there will be outbreaks of rain. and at times, once the rain passes through, we'll see those isobars squeezing together, the winds picking up. but there will also be some sunshine as well, so it's a very messy story this weekend. keep abreast of the forecast, p

favoured spots for the best of the drier weather, parts of aberdeenshire and perhaps through south—east the winds stay blustery from a warm source, plenty of showers to dodge as well. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines. prime minister liz truss has insisted she won't cut public spending to pay for her multi—billion pound package of tax cuts. but some conservative mps have warned the government may have to rethink its plans to reassure financial markets. ajury in the us has ordered the conspiracy theorist, alexjones, to pay nearly a billion dollars in damages to the families of victims of the sandy hook school massacre a decade ago. ukraine's nato—led allies have announced deliveries of advanced air defence weapons to kyiv, after a spate of russian missile strikes. the weaponry promised by the us, canada, france and the netherlands includes missiles and radars.

quite showery as it pushes its way steadily north, masking early morning sunshine across parts of aberdeenshireers in the southeast, but with the sunshine, that's where we're likely to see the warmth, highs potentially into the low 20s. more wet weather to come on friday, some of it heavy and windy with it, too. not for all, but the heaviest of the rain is likely to be out to the west, and that'll be accompanied by gale force gusts of wind on exposed coasts and some pretty rough seas here. now that rain and the strong winds will gradually drift its way northwards during the day on friday, again allowing for lighter winds, more sunshine. and again, those temperatures pretty good for the end of october. more of the same as we head into the weekend. not a wash—out by any means, but there will be outbreaks of rain. and at times, once the rain passes through, we'll see those isobars squeezing together, the winds picking up. but there will also be some sunshine as well, so it's a very messy story this weekend. keep abreast of the forecast, particularly for sunday. but generally there will be outbreak

quite showery as it pushes its way steadily north, masking early morning sunshine across parts of aberdeenshires. maybe the risk of a few isolated sharp showers in the southeast, but with the sunshine, that's where we're likely to see the warmth, highs potentially into the low 20s. more wet weather to come on friday, some of it heavy and windy with it, too. not for all, but the heaviest of the rain is likely to be out to the west, and that'll be accompanied by gale force gusts of wind on exposed coasts and some pretty rough seas here. now that rain and the strong winds will gradually drift its way northwards during the day on friday, again allowing for lighter winds, more sunshine. and again, those temperatures pretty good for the end of october. more of the same as we head into the weekend. not a wash—out by any means, but there will be outbreaks of rain. and at times, once the rain passes through, we'll see those isobars squeezing together, the winds picking up. but there will also be some sunshine as well, so it's a very messy story this weekend. keep abreast of the forecast, particularly fo

see the extent of the day's sunshine, just a few passing showers for orkney, shetland, clipping aberdeenshireit's dry. temperatures mild again — england and wales 14—18 degrees, bit closer to average for scotland and for northern ireland. heading into the middle part of the week, we see this area of rain extending in from the southwest. now, as the rain comes in on wednesday, it's going to come in kind of sporadically in bursts here and there. might stay dry across northeast england and dry for scotland, but you'll notice more cloud building in here, probably quite misty as well. cooler weather for scotland and the far northeast of england — 9—12 degrees is below average, but still mild further south, even with the rain moving in. now, for thursday, we've got a heavier band of rain that's going to push its way northwards followed by probably a mixture of sunny spells and showers. if anything, it will get a little bit milder again with temperatures up to 19 degrees in london. mild as well for northern ireland, but still relatively cool in scotland. friday, the low pressure is still with us, bu

favoured spots for the best of the drier weather, parts of aberdeenshire and perhaps through south—eastry from a warm source, plenty of showers to dodge as well. take care. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today. pressure on the prime minister, from her own mps, to re—think last month's mini budget. the government insists it's sticking to its plan. as liz truss arrives for her audience with the king, he greets her with the words "oh dear". the housing market starts to struggle as economic uncertainty continues and the cost of fixed rate mortgage deals reaches a 11t—year high. missing for three years. police investigating the murder of 19—year—old leah croucher say they've found human remains.

a brisk northerly breeze will drive those showers with the northern isles and into aberdeenshire.by the middle part of the afternoon, potentially. still those eyes expected between nine and 18 c. as we move into wednesday, here's the significant change that starts this area of low pressure which is pretty much going to grind to a halt and will keep low out to the southwest for quite some time. around that low we will keep those fronts kicking in an anticlockwise direction. the wind strengthening and some of the showers could be heavy with rumbles of thunder that will affect england, wales or northern ireland for the northern england and scotland should stay largely dried by fairly cloudy through the middle part of wednesday. looking further ahead to close out our week, low pressure never too far away. we will see further outbreaks of sharp showers, the winds are a feature at times. any drier interludes we will still keep some warmth. it will stay on the mild side but some of those showers could be heavy and again, it could be the odd rumble of thunder mixed in there as well. take

quite showery as it pushes its way steadily north, masking early morning sunshine across parts of aberdeenshireunshine, that's where we're likely to see the warmth, highs potentially into the low 20s. more wet weather to come on friday, some of it heavy and windy with it, too. not for all, but the heaviest of the rain is likely to be out to the west, and that'll be accompanied by gale force gusts of wind on exposed coasts and some pretty rough seas here. now that rain and the strong winds will gradually more of the same as we head into the weekend. not a wash—out by any means, but there will be outbreaks of rain. so it's a very messy story this weekend. keep abreast of the forecast, particularly for sunday. there'll also be some sunshine, but one unifying factor — mild for all. good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today. as the un warns of a climate catastrophe, the uk government is accused of failing to protect key power, communication and transport networks from extreme weather. rishi sunak continues his overhaul of government, but criticism r

a northerly breeze will drive in a few scattered showers across aberdeenshire and early morning fog wille to more sunshine. lovely day in prospect for most of us tomorrow. cloud gathers in to the south—west and we will see showery outbreaks of rain later on. those temperatures quite promising as we head towards the latter stages of october. high teens once again. here it is, this is the change, low pressure moving in from the atlantic and this is going to throw these weather fronts around in an anticlockwise direction. moving on from the south—west, just like the last couple of days, so for wednesday, scotland, northern england may be sheltered eastern areas will have the best of any dry weather but it will be breezy and showery the further south and west you go. that will be the story for the rest of the week as well. let's take a look at that in more detail... as you can see in the far north persistent rain and a cooler feel. it stays mild for england and wales but still plenty of sharp, blustery showers. on another dramatic day at westminster, the new chancellor, jeremy hunt has ditch

favoured spots for the best of the drier weather, parts of aberdeenshire and perhaps through south—eastlenty of showers to dodge as well. take care. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. have you wrecked the economy, prime minister? doubling down. uk prime minister liz truss says she won't abandon her tax giveaway or cut public spending. as investor panic grows about the government's finances. what we will make sure is that over the medium term, the debt is falling. but we will do that not by cutting public spending but by making sure we spend public money well. keeping a lid on the turmoil — for now. the bank of england spends billions supporting the bond market after government borrowing costs soar to a 20—year high. no end to the strong dollar.

see the extent of the day's sunshine, just a few passing showers for orkney, shetland, clipping aberdeenshireost, it's dry. temperatures mild again — england and wales 14—18 degrees, bit closer to average for scotland and for northern ireland. heading into the middle part of the week, we see this area of rain extending in from the southwest. now, as the rain comes in on wednesday, it's going to come in kind of sporadically in bursts here and there. might stay dry across northeast england and dry for scotland, but you'll notice more cloud building in here, probably quite misty as well. cooler weather for scotland and the far northeast of england — 9—12 degrees is below average, but still mild further south, even with the rain moving in. now, for thursday, we've got a heavier band of rain that's going to push its way northwards followed by probably a mixture of sunny spells and showers. if anything, it will get a little bit milder again with temperatures up to 19 degrees in london. mild as well for northern ireland, but still relatively cool in scotland. friday, the low pressure is still with u

see the extent of the day's sunshine, just a few passing showers for 0rkney, shetland, clipping aberdeenshireor northern ireland. heading into the middle part of the week, we see this area of rain extending in from the southwest. now, as the rain comes in on wednesday, it's going to come in kind of sporadically in bursts here and there. might stay dry across northeast england and dry for scotland, but you'll notice more cloud building in here, probably quite misty as well. cooler weather for scotland and the far northeast of england — 9—12 degrees is below average, but still mild further south, even with the rain moving in. now, for thursday, we've got a heavier band of rain that's going to push its way northwards followed by probably a mixture of sunny spells and showers. if anything, it will get a little bit milder again with temperatures up to 19 degrees in london. mild as well for northern ireland, but stil relatively cool in scotland. friday, the low pressure is still with us, but it's getting closer. really, we'll see some showery bursts of rain extending northwards across the country,

quite showery as it pushes its way steadily north, masking early morning sunshine across parts of aberdeenshired sharp showers in the southeast, but with the sunshine, that's where we're likely to see the warmth, highs potentially into the low 20s. more wet weather to come on friday, some of it heavy and windy with it, too. not for all, but the heaviest of the rain is likely to be out to the west, and that'll be accompanied by gale force gusts of wind on exposed coasts and some pretty rough seas here. now that rain and the strong winds will gradually drift its way northwards during the day on friday, again allowing for lighter winds, more sunshine. and again, those temperatures pretty good for the end of 0ctober. more of the same as we head into the weekend. not a wash—out by any means, but there will be outbreaks of rain. and at times, once the rain passes through, we'll see those isobars squeezing together, the winds picking up. but there will also be some sunshine as well, so it's a very messy story this weekend. keep abreast of the forecast, particularly for sunday. but generally there will

, keeping it on the mild side across england and wales, but clearer skies, single figures into aberdeenshirebest of the sunshine will be first thing tomorrow morning. but it will not last, the rain will push gradually northwards, fragmenting, showery outbreaks, some of it heavy, with the odd rumble of thunder. clearer skies with some sunshine following on behind, and it is in that sunshine where we might see 20—22. more rain to come on friday, still staying mild but we will see some wet and increasingly windy weather coming in from the west, gale force gusts on that band of rain. the heaviest of the rain will be across parts of wales, north—west england, northern ireland, grinding to a halt on friday, more sunshine, blustery winds, further south, and more warmth to come. and it is time to join our teens across the nations and regions. the home secretary has said she made a mistake. _ the home secretary has said she made a mistake, she apologised for that — but she's_ a mistake, she apologised for that — but she's also hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm laura mcghie. england's t20 world cup

then, orkney, and aberdeenshire by the end of the night.ar skies allowing temperatures to dip below single figures. laterwe temperatures to dip below single figures. later we will get more moisture coming into that across england and wales. i think that is a recipe for seeing some mist and fog patches. probably the worst of these over wales, the midlands, parts of southern england, as well. any mist and fog could take a while to clear away but otherwise a clear day of weather, lots of sunshine around, a threat of a little rain towards the far south—west of england late in the day, and maybe the odd passing shower for the far north—east of scotland. for most it is fine and pretty mild. wednesday, another area of low pressure flexes its muscles. the breeze picks up and we see more cloud working in from the south—west along with some sporadic bursts of rain. they should stay away from scotland where high pressure is hanging on but if anything it is getting colder here, temperatures between nine to 12 degrees in the north. forthursday, between

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reach north—east scotland, where the coldest place will be tonight, it could get down in parts of aberdeenshirey and a slightly cooler one with temperatures down a degree or two compared to what we will see this afternoon. that is how saturday looks. as we go through saturday looks. as we go through saturday night into sunday, the low pressure bringing those showers on saturday starts to move away, and the next area approaches from the south—west bringing some wet and windy weather later. we are almost in the window in between, showers in scotland and the far north of england to begin with will fade for many and many places will start sunny if a little chilly. missed an fog clearing. the breeze picking up through the day, sunshine turning hazy and then later to the south and west, rain starting to push in. gales in the far south—west later and across ireland. temperatures after the chilly start lifting a little bit compared with saturday. next week, we start to see things turn even warner across some southern counties of the uk. goodbye for now. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines

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a brisk northerly breeze will drive those showers through the northern isles and into aberdeenshire.ay, here's the significant change that starts, this area of low pressure which is pretty much going to grind to a halt and will keep low out to the southwest for quite some time. around that low we will keep those fronts kicking in an anticlockwise direction. the winds strengthening, and some of the showers could be heavy with rumbles of thunder that will affect england, wales and northern ireland, for the northern england and scotland should stay largely dried by fairly cloudy through the middle part of wednesday. looking further ahead to close out our week, low pressure never too far away. we will see further outbreaks of sharp showers, the winds are a feature at times. any drier interludes, we will still keep some warmth. it will stay on the mild side but some of those showers could be heavy and again, it could be the odd rumble of thunder mixed in there as well. take care. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. russia unleashes a new wave of attacks o