thunder and lightning, then the potential escalation of the winds possibly for the central lowlands, argyle south, we have the amber warning from the met office, bear in mind it could be extended, butjust inland of 80 mph, very unusual and tied in probably with these bands of showers and the squally winds going through, a once or twice a decade occurrence and it's enough to bring down power lines and fell trees, so potential danger for injury or even to life. we also have our spring tides and so the ways already large will be enhanced and there could coastal flooding and flash flooding from those showers. things to ease a little into next week, but it gets colder and it takes a long time for the winds to ease. the warning details are online. this is bbc news. welcome if you are watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: the gunman in the thai mass shooting has been shot dead by security forces. the serviceman killed 20 people and injured dozens more in a shooting rampage. in other news: the coronavirus is now more deadly than sars, as the death toll in

hail and thunder, very squally winds and that potential escalation through the central lowlands, argyllusts of winds will certainly cause widespread disruption. and then across england and wales. we have the rain to clear but it doesn't really clear, we just see bands of very squally rain moving through during the course of the day and those winds escalating to 60 to 80 miles an hour, even in land, really unusual, perhaps once or twice a decade occurrence. hence the concern that this is a dangerous storm that is going to cause widespread problems with large waves as well because it coincides with the spring tides so it is possible that we could see all sorts of consequences because of this storm. of course, there are warnings out, the details are on the website, it looks set to stay windy, not as windy, at the start of the week, but cold as well. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: a nine—year—old child is amongst five british people who have tested positive for the coronavirus at a french ski resort. more than 200 people are being flown to the uk from the chinese city

hail and thunder, very squally winds and that potential escalation through the central lowlands, argyllmiles an hour gusts of winds will certainly cause widespread disruption. and then across england and wales. we have the rain to clear but it doesn't really clear, we just see bands of very squally rain moving through during the course of the day and those winds escalating to 60 to 80 miles an hour, even in land, really unusual, perhaps once or twice a decade occurrence. hence the concern that this is a dangerous storm that is going to cause widespread problems with large waves as well because it coincides with the spring tides so it is possible that we could see all sorts of consequences because of this storm. of course, there are warnings out, the details are on the website, it looks set to stay windy, not as windy, at the start of the week, but cold as well. bye— bye. five british people — including a nine year old child — are diagnosed with coronavirus in the french alps. they were staying in the same ski chalet as a british man who'd recently returned from singapore. a soldier open

argyle and bute. that needs watching. concern yourselves because the amber warning may be extended.es with bands of rain and squally wind moving through, and the winds escalate with some very powerful gusts of wind that could bring down power lines and trees, rip off roof tiles and generally cause some very dangerous conditions as well. if that weren't enough, it's also going to coincide with the spring tides, which means we already have large waves with the winds but coinciding there could be coastal flooding as well as inland flooding because of the sheer intensity of the rain as it comes along. now, that storm does blow away but you can see we keep a strong wind which crosses on monday and it is a north—westerly so it will feel colder with increasing amounts of snow over the hills but we will notice a difference in the weather. as i say, it will remain windy but not as stormy as the day ahead. the warnings are all on the website, including the details. take care. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: the gunman in the thai mass shooting has been shot dead by secu

argyle and bute. that needs watching.be extended. a stormy day and a stormy day for england and wales with bands of rain and squally wind moving through, and the winds escalate with some very powerful gusts of wind that could bring down power lines and trees, rip off roof tiles and generally cause some dangerous conditions as well. if that weren't enough, it's also going to coincide with the spring tides, which means we already large waves with the winds but coinciding there could be coastal flooding as well as inland flooding because of the sheer intensity of the rain as it comes along. now, that storm does blow away but you can see we keep a strong wind which crosses on monday and it is a north—westerly so it will feel colder with increasing amounts of snow over the hills but we will notice a difference in the weather. as i say, it will remain windy but not as stormy as the day ahead. the warnings are all on the website, including the details. take care. this is bbc news. the headlines: the gunman in the thai mass shoot

argyle and bute. that needs watching.. a stormy day and a stormy day for england and wales with bands of rain and squally wind moving through, and the winds escalate with some very powerful gusts of wind that could bring down power lines and trees, rip off roof tiles and generally cause some very dangerous conditions as well. if that weren't enough, it's also going to coincide with the spring tides, which means we already have large waves with the winds but coinciding there could be coastal flooding as well as inland flooding because of the sheer intensity of the rain as it comes along. now, that storm does blow away but you can see we keep a strong wind which crosses on monday and it is a north—westerly so it will feel colder with increasing amounts of snow over the hills but we will notice a difference in the weather. as i say, it will remain windy but not as stormy as the day ahead. the warnings are all on the website, including the details. take care. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with rogerjohnson and sally nug

later in the day we could get a squeeze through the central lowlands of scotland, argyll and bute as and a truly unpleasant day, quite cold despite it being mild because of the snow in the mountains and the screaming winds. bands of heavy rain with hail and thunder moving through england and wales, squally winds on land which could bring down trees, settle m e nt land which could bring down trees, settlement branches, power lines, tiles of the roofs which could cause damage. already we have seen transport disruption but damaging and dangerous wind. large waves because we have high spring tides. looks like a nasty storm. the winds will ease a little into the start of the new week but quite a change, much colder with some wintry showers, perhaps a low midweek but for the meantime, all we are talking about is this powerful and dangerous storm. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight o'clock: 20 people are reported to have been shot dead and several others wounded in a mass shooting in north east thailand. the gunman — identified as a soldier who killed his commanding officer before goi