but now from me, ade adepitan and all the travel show team here in beautiful lebanon, bye!ine in the uk over the last couple of days, northern iceland has been baking. on the north coast near the arctic circle temperatures have reached 17 celsius this weekend. warm air moved into the arctic and the arctic responds by throwing cold air out across europe and that will be moving into oui’ europe and that will be moving into our shores over the next couple of days, so cold weather is on the way. for the second half of the night it will turn much cloudier. the clearer skies and the lowest temperatures are on the western fringes of the country. a sharp frost once again in the highlands and some fog patches. on monday there will be showers in east anglia, the midlands and southern counties of england. a few of those showers could reach eastern wales. temperatures get a bit lower. still some sunshine for western scotland. it gets colder again on tuesday. the cloud thickens further and we will see more showers coming along in line. one of those could affect kent and one could affect

but now from me, ade adepitan and all the travel show team here in beautiful lebanon, bye!er quite afternoon for many of us after quite a gloomy start to the weekend. some patchy drizzle still around but temperatures this afternoon of around ten, 15 degrees. tonight we have more cloud moving in across scotla nd have more cloud moving in across scotland and north east england. temperatures down into single figures and for some low enough to wa ke figures and for some low enough to wake up to some frost tomorrow morning. but a lovely day ahead for the majority with sunshine from dawn to dusk. and temperatures still in double figures are starting to feel a bit colder than it has done. colder still into next week with more cloud around and some wintry showers. the breeze making it feel closer to freezing. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm sean ley. the headlines at eleven: five ministers in theresa may's cabinet join forces to try to persuade her to make changes to the draft brexit agreement. i'm covering developments here at westminster, and those five cabinet members are

but now from me, ade adepitan and all the travel show team here in beautiful lebanon, bye!ight think it feels chilly. but much colder air to come through this week, so enjoy the sunshine in what is at slate relative the melody of this afternoon. cloud around parts of eastern scotland, and eastern side of the pennines, fairweather cloud into the far south—west of england, but these are the exceptions for most. it is dry and sunny, and temperatures are in the mid—teens. in fact, sunny, and temperatures are in the mid—teens. infact, it sunny, and temperatures are in the mid—teens. in fact, it is really meld in iceland, ireland 16 celsius this afternoon. just 5 degrees in germany. this error will be heading towards us. colder on wednesday, a little less called by the end of the week. as things progress to tonight, initially temperatures dropping away under clear skies. not a suspect area of skies towards the east. that will falter and tonight. northern ireland and scotland was likely to see frost in places. along with the cloud that is coming and there will be some mac showers

but now from me, ade adepitan and all the travel show team here in beautiful lebanon, bye!pressure to the north of the uk and we will drag in cold air through the day. there might not be an awful lot of frost to start the day. maybe some early sunshine. i think the cloud will build. we will push the showers from the east coast and blow them further west on the strengthening wind. taking a closer look at the showers in the afternoon. frequent showers through the english channel into the south—east of england. we have the winds. it will be gusting around a0 miles an hour plus around the north sea coasts of england and you can see wet weather into northern england. showers or even longer spells of rain turning wintry via ground later. because it is an easterly wind, eastern scotland will see most of the showers. western scotland, fewer showers and sunshine. it is a similar story at thing across northern ireland. it is worth looking at those temperatures again. lower than they were on monday. six or seven fairly typical. when you add on the strength of the wind, this is what it

ade adepitan is a paralympic athlete and journalist, and was one of the signatories of the letter. ing we hope will really implement change and as lenny said, we wa nt implement change and as lenny said, we want our tv industry to look more like the uk streets, to represent the people and have more diversity. and we're talking as mentioned before, not just on and we're talking as mentioned before, notjust on camera and the actors and so on but the people behind the camera, so directors producers technical staff the writers. i think it's true because they will give a true representation and they will reflect more of society and so often in my career when i've worked in the tv industry, you look behind the scenes and everybody there is rarely any wonder from the disabled background or any other act but it's still not enough, the figures arejust other act but it's still not enough, the figures are just embarrassingly low. what are the figures give us a rough idea. well in the film industry is about 3% of employed people who are from aba and need background and 13. 6% people who are fro