a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc onlinerogrammes are on the bbc iplayer. happy cinema going. we will see you next week. goodbye. hello. save for northern ireland, it. did very well, then it went downhill in many parts of the british isles. the favoured few enough —— favoured few in the far south—east held on to the nice weather. it wasn't just south—east held on to the nice weather. it wasn'tjust st south—east held on to the nice weather. it wasn't just st andrews weather. it wasn't just st andrews weather set in, there have been bursts of rain from this weather front that has won all the way from scotla nd front that has won all the way from scotland through the north of england, the midlands and wales and the south—west. it is continuing its way towards the south—east quarter of the british isles. it leaves behind some clear skies, but not a cold night by any means. save perhaps for this north—western quarter of scotland, where temperatures may get down to around four celsius or so. saturday mainly dry. sunday, rain in th

a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online nd you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. good evening. september's weather will not live long in our memories. it has been wetter than average. as we changing to a new month we will transition from what will be a bright start to the weekend to something turning white and rather windy with the threat of some gales. everything is coming in from the atlantic. things are fairly quiet and we have the rain moving away. showers will keep going in scotland and the south—west. in the east, clearer skies and temperatures may be lower than this. a chilly start to saturday. sunshine around as well. we have a few showers dotted about and they will get swamped by a cloud across england and wales. further north, it remains brighter. there could be some heavy showers for a while but they will ease down. in northern ireland, the rain is not far away. further east across england, there may be some brighter skies. we ha

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a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online programmes are on the bbc iplayer. happy cinema going. we will see you next week. goodbye. good evening to you. rain pushing eastwards at the moment, it has got pulses of energy working along it. rain quite patchy overnight, not raining all mind but the risk of raining all mind but the risk of rain across a good part of england, wales and scotland. dry weather and clearer skies, at risk of some patchy fog developing, especially in western counties in the morning. some could be quite dense. once that fog is out of the way, skies brightening up with some sunny spells. further east, a lot of cloud, continuing to weaken. most of the rain clearing away by the afternoon. skies may brighten up in the east. temperatures 16— 20 celsius, still on the mild side. the front is with us on tuesday, this cloud across scotland, england and wales. not much rain left on it. it should then and break up, sunshine coming through on tuesday. relatively mild for this time of year. temperatures 16— 21 degrees

a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc onlinemes are on the bbc iplayer. happy cinema going. we will see you next week. goodbye. it was a mild day on saturday with temperatures as high as 21 celsius. it was the amount of cloud but varied. and looking at the satellite picture you can see just how much the amount of cloud buried. best of the amount of cloud buried. best of the sunshine further south. overnight tonight we have a weak weather front coming into which will bring rain for weather front coming into which will bring rainfora weather front coming into which will bring rain for a time across northern ireland and the west of scotland. temperatures overnight around 12, 15 degrees in towns and cities and a mild start to the day on sunday. further west we have a strea k of on sunday. further west we have a streak of cloud with patchy outbreaks of rain that will come and go through the morning. a little bit warmer in the sunshine with highs around 23 degrees. that is your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00. north

just a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc onlineous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that is it. thank you for watching. good evening. we had some really heavy showers earlier on sunday. some thunderstorms, large hail around as well. they are now easing away but there are still a few showers for the rest of the night, particularly across parts of eastern england. the odd rumble of thunder, iam sure. england. the odd rumble of thunder, i am sure. but most places clear and dry and with light winds a chilly night, with temperatures in the countryside a degree or so above freezing for a few spots. so a chilly start to sunday, with some —— monday, with some mist and fog. it should be improving. scattered showers, mostly the central and eastern parts. further west, you are more likely to stay dry. a fine day per northern ireland, 15 to 18 degrees the temperatures. a bit of rain moving south overnight into tuesday, but clear skies once again and a chilly start the tuesday morning. tuesday should be a fine day. fewer showers than we have seen

just a reminder, you'll find all ourfilm news and reviews from across the bbc online. mmes on the bbc iplayer. that is it for this week. whatever you're brave enough to go and see, i hope you enjoy it. soft drinks are available! thanks very much for watching. have a great week, bye—bye. i hope you will not find the forecast for the coming week prophetic, but it starts on a blustery note. in the south—west, 50-60 blustery note. in the south—west, 50—60 miles per hour. more persistent rain and wind in the north—east of scotland, including the northern isles. sharp thunder, hail, brightness in between. it will be closer to 10—11—12 if you have wind. tuesday, a better day. isobars cranking around high pressure. left sunshine, less wind. —— more sunshine. cherish it. behind me is the shape of things to come. late on the shape of things to come. late on the day in tuesday and the first pa rt the day in tuesday and the first part of wednesday, windy. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: hurricane irma slams into the us mainland. strong winds have left 2.5 million ho

a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc onlinemes are online. all previous programmes are on the bbc iplayer. at the cinema going. we will see you next week. goodbye. we will take a look at the uk weekend weather prospects in a moment. first, look at hurricane maria. this storm is thought to have killed over 30 people now. the majority of them have been across the islands of puerto rico and dominica. it has been to the north—east of the turks and caicos islands. 120 mph wind near the centre. the turks and caicos have been just centre. the turks and caicos have beenjust a centre. the turks and caicos have been just a little centre. the turks and caicos have beenjust a little bit centre. the turks and caicos have been just a little bit away from that but still getting battered by hurricane force winds and torrential rain. the hurricane is going to work quite harmlessly into the atlantic. the remnants could be coming our way in the first week of october. but there is still a lot of uncertainty between now and then. today, and into th

just a reminder, you'll find all ourfilm news and reviews from across the bbc online. mmes on the bbc iplayer. that is it for this week. whatever you're brave enough to go and see, i hope you enjoy it. soft drinks are available! thanks very much for watching. have a great week, bye—bye. hello once again, a low pressure system has kept the day very u nsettled system has kept the day very unsettled across all parts of the british isles but i am hopeful as we work—out way towards midnight that this ridge of high pressure will tend to kill off some of the showers, underneath clearing skies temperatures could get down to fall 5 degrees in the countryside. after a temporary dip, the cloud will lift the temperatures again. this set of weather fronts gradually pushed their rain across the whole of scotland, through northern ireland accompanied by blustery wind. the weather front makes steady process —— progress in full central and western parts of england, through wales, some sunny spells but quite a few showers on another blustery day. the rain eventually gets to east anglia a

just a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc onlinevious programmes on the bbc iplayer. that is it. thank you for watching. we are only halfway through september but it feels like the weather is plunging as headlong into the depths of autumn because temperatures have been dropping away over the last few days. we stick with cool weather through the weekend, high pressure to the west, low pressure to that used, that brings a northerly airflow, cool air across the country, continued risk of some heavy showers. as we go through the weekend, particularly by sunday, those showers should begin to ease. there will be some spells of sunshine. cool days but particularly chilly nights with a touch of frost. on saturday some showers through the morning around coastal areas but by the afternoon those showers will break out more widely even inland. some of them heavy and some of them thundery. sunny spells between the showers. by the end of the day things will start to dry up across northern scotland and through saturday night and into sunday mornin

just a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc onlinerevious programmes on the bbc iplayer. that is it. thank you for watching. the second half of the weekend should be a better picture. showers around but many others seeing dry weather. we start sunday with showers. elsewhere, mostly dry first thing in the morning with mist and fog which are clear away relatively quickly once the sunshine gets going. this is 9am and you can see the scattered showers around the channel islands and the south coast. there could be a rumble of thunder around. most places are dry to start the day with a few patches of mist and fog, which are clear quickly. a chilly start for northern england and northern ireland and in scotland, sunshine to start the day. there's temperature should start to rise. a few showers bobbling up almost anywhere particularly across eastern part of england. in the south the showers should ease through the day and many should miss the showers altogether. in the south—west, it will be dry and towards northern ireland. temperatures betw

just a reminder, you'll find all ourfilm news and reviews from across the bbc online. mmes on the bbc iplayer. that is it for this week. whatever you're brave enough to go and see, i hope you enjoy it. soft drinks are available! thanks very much for watching. have a great week, bye—bye. hello. still some showers out there, and they are not go to stop overnight, particularly in the north west and parts of wales on the south—west, but down the east, most of those showers will tend to fade away. it will be drier and clearer, and in all spots your temperatures made it down into single figures, so a chilly feel in the morning. it is quite wet for a time tomorrow in the morning in north—west england, lots of showers in northern ireland but not too many in the afternoon, not too many at all in scotland. quite wembley for the west and south, england wales have widespread showers into the afternoon, some heavy and possibly thundery, and nowhere is particularly warm. chilly saturday night, a fine start for many on sunday, scotland and northern ireland seeing outbreaks of rain on

a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online an find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. temperatures are dropping across scotla nd temperatures are dropping across scotland and in the clear skies for a while across a of england and northern ireland over the cloud increases in the rain later in northern ireland. further south across england and wales we have more rain and drizzle around and low cloud as well and it is quite warm and humid but further north a difference in the temperatures and cold enough for a touch of frost in the grampians and early sunshine in north—east scotland and might brighten up across england and wales but lots of cloud and the wind and rain is picking up and the heavier rain is picking up and the heavier rain clears northern ireland and later in western scotland and the colder air arriving here. despite all the cloud and rain at times in england and wales, quite a muggy field. the wind picks up overnight and into monday morning

you'll find all our film news and reviews from across the bbc online.rogrammes on the bbci find all the previous programmes on the eeg player. that is it for this week. whatever you're brave enough to see, i hope you enjoy it. soft drinks are available! thanks very much for watching. have a great week, bye—bye. good evening. if you're off to the cinema this weekend, it might be a dash from the bus or from the car as you said in there, because there'll be showers around. much like today. fairly typical really, when you've got areas of low pressure like this around. and once this one departs there's another one waiting in the wings. this has produced longer spells of rain in the south. that is clearing. there's heavy bursts over the next hour or to across southern counties, south—east midlands and east anglia. then lots of showers, western scotland, northern ireland, north and west wales. wet night for some in north west england and the midlands. there could be huge puddles into the morning. central and eastern areas, the showers fade, clearer skies. wind

a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc onlineon the bbc iplayer. happy cinema going. we will see you next week. goodbye. hi there. most of us will have enjoyed some fairly warm weather for late september over the weekend. the highest temperatures, in a few spots, up to 23 degrees celsius in the warm spots, about five degrees higher than it is at this stage of september. we have also had a weather front with us, for some that has brought outbreaks of rain. the rain has been getting a little bit more widespread. this weather front has wiggles of cloud all over it, parcels of rain working along the front. certainly not an even spread, some getting more than others. some dampness around to start today for much of scotland, england and wales, it will be a mild start. through monday, this weather front finding it difficult to move east because of this locking area of high pressure a cross scandinavia and europe. the weather front is weak and going nowhere fast. for the far west of wales and parts of south—west england, some brighter sp

a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc onlineo, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. coming up before seven we'll hear from the captain of hms 0cean which is in the british virgin islands providing support for people who've been affected by the two powerful hurricanes in the caribbean. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. european leaders have given a guarded welcome to theresa may's brexit proposals which she hopes will pave the way for future negotiations. brexit secretary, david davis will begin fresh talks with eu leaders on monday. the prime minister wants to secure a two—year transition period which means we won't technically break away from the eu until 2021. theresa may came here to florence to try to unblock the brexit negotiations. with warm words about an exciting partnership ahead, a pledge to honour britain's commitments to the current eu budget and promises to guarantee the rights of eu citizens in the uk, she hopes she has done enough to kickstart the talks. she appears to have str

just a reminder, you'll find all ourfilm news and reviews from across the bbc online. brave enough to go and see, i hope you enjoy it. soft drinks are available! thanks very much for watching. have a great week, bye—bye. hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and rachel burden. coming up before seven, louise will have the weather. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. hurricane force winds have begun to batter southern florida as irma approaches. more than six million people have been told to evacuate and water levels are rising at the coast, where a huge storm surge is expected. florida's governor has warned irma will be ‘deadly‘ and president trump has urged people to seek shelter. this is a storm of enormous destructive power and we ask everybody to heed instructions and get out of its way. government officials, i know you are working ha rd officials, i know you are working hard and! officials, i know you are working hard and i appreciate your bravery. property is replaceable but lives are not. property is replaceable but lives a re not. safety proper

a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc onlineu next week. goodbye. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and christian fraser. coming up before seven, helen will have a summary of this morning's weather. but first, a summary of the news. north korea has warned the united states it would take pre—emptive military action if there was any sign of an american attack on its territory. the comment came after us bombers and fighter jets flew over waters close to north korea's east coast. pyongyang's foreign minister also repeated kim jong—un's accusation that president trump was ‘mentally deranged'. the labour party conference begins today in brighton, where jeremy corbyn is facing renewed calls to commit labour to keeping the uk in the single market and customs union after brexit. more than a0 senior labour figures — including thirty mps — have signed an open letter, saying the party must offer a clear alternative to what they call the tories‘ destructive brexit. germany goes to the polls today for a general election that looks

just a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online still below par for the that temperatures were still below parfor the time of that temperatures were still below par for the time of year. still some sun to go around, the best of it in the west arguably. but also showers through the day. you can see how they developed across the north sea coast and worked along england. some of those really heavy, with thunder and hail mixed in. this is one of those downpours as it went through harrogate early in the day. 0vernight, showers will continue to pester central and eastern areas but then begin to fade away. temperatures begin to fall overnight and eight cloudy area is likely to fall across southern and eastern parts of england, with mist and fog patches as well. clear skies across the north—west of the uk. this is where the lowest temperatures will be, particularly in the countryside. getting close to freezing in the cold est getting close to freezing in the coldest spots in scotland, northern england, northern ireland and northern whales.

just a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc onlineakfast with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. coming up before seven, stav will have the weekend's weather forecast for you. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. armed police and military personnel are being deployed at key locations across the uk after the terror threat level was increased to critical — the highest possible level. the hunt for the person behind yesterday's parsons green tube attack is continuing. 29 people were injured. our correspondent andy moore is at the scene for us this morning. there is a major man—hunt. meanwhile, parsons green tube station has been reopened a few hours ago. you can see quite a large police presence behind me. that is to reassure the public. cordons have been lifted. frantic examination of this station is finished. but there are two things which make this attack different from so many of the ones we have seen in the uk this year. firstly, the device failed to detonate properly means mercifully there were no fatalities. secondly, t

just a reminder, you'll find all ourfilm news and reviews from across the bbc online. k. whatever you're brave enough to go and see, i hope you enjoy it. soft drinks are available! thanks very much for watching. have a great week, bye—bye. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. coming up before 7:00am, mike has the sport. but first, at 6:30am, a summary of this morning's main news: millions of people have been warned to evacuate from florida, as hurricane irma approaches the united states. the huge storm, which has left a path of destruction across the caribbean, made its way along the coast of cuba last night. it is expected to reach florida tomorrow. some of the worst—affected caribbean islands are now bracing themselves for the arrival of a second hurricane. jose is reported to have strengthened, with winds of up to 150mph. the manchester arena reopens tonight, just over three months after the terrorist attack which killed 22 people. extra security measures will be in place for the we are manchester benefit concert. headlining the event will

just a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc onlinelo, this is breakfast, with steph mcgovern and roger johnson. coming up before 7:00am, stav will have the weather. but first, a summary of this morning's main news: police investigating the london tube bombing are continuing to question an 18—year—old man who was arrested in dover yesterday on suspicion of planting the homemade bomb at parsons green station on friday. officers say they are still pursuing numerous lines of inquiry, and haven't ruled out further arrests. andy moore is near to the house in sunbury—on—thames. good morning to you. the sun is starting to come up there now. we can see some of the activity behind you. just bring us up—to—date with exactly what has been going on there. well, police raided his house yesterday and local residents were evacuated. they have been allowed back into their homes but the police cordons remain in place. looking down the street, police have actually erected a barrier across the street overnight, at this end of the street overnight, at thi

a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online bc iplayer. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. good morning, here's a summary of this morning's main stories from bbc news: public sector workers in england and wales may see their pay rise next year by more than the goverment‘s 1% pay cap. teachers and nurses could be among those who benefit, after pay review bodies were told they could recommend higher wage increases to professions which have skill shortages. however, unions say they fear the money will have to be found from existing budgets. meanwhile, boris johnson says he wants public sector workers to be given a pay rise. speaking to the sun newspaper, he said people deserve to be properly paid. the foreign secretary has also intervened in the brexit debate ahead of the conservative party conference, insisting any transition period must last no longer than two years. cuba says washington acted hastily by deciding to pull out most of its staff f

we are not going to get that that much more on that story on bbc news online.virgin islands, to provide support for those affected by hurricanes irma and maria. there are now more than two—thousand uk military personnel working on the relief effort, making it the largest british deployment anywhere in the world. from there, jeremy cooke reports. in to the disaster zone, hms 0cean of the british virgin islands, straight to work delivering aid where it is desperately needed. for the flight crews, a first look at this hurricane shattered landscape, almost every building damaged, widespread devastation. already oceans landing craft a heading to the main island. the navy's working parties on the ground getting stuck in. hot and humid conditions, stinking stagnant water. welcome to the caribbean. on board ship there are 60 tonnes of essential cargo and with nine helicopters, the means of delivery. we've arrived with a stack of building material, we've got timber, plumbing materials, hacksaws, chainsaws but importantly a lot of professional personnel who are highly sk

the bbc launches a new online tool. ay at school for prince george — and william does the school run. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news... premier league clubs vote to end the summer transfer window before next season starts. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. hurricane irma — one of the strongest ever recorded in the atlantic ocean — has destroyed almost everything in its path as it sweeps across the eastern caribbean. at least nine people are known to have been killed, with many more injured. the islands of barbuda and st martin were first to feel the full force of its 180mph winds. then came puerto rico and now it's heading northwest towards cuba and florida. with phone lines down, roads destroyed by flooding and airports damaged, it's been difficult to get the latest information. our correspondent, laura bicker, reports from puerto rico. hurricane irma, as storm the size of france, has carved a destructive path through the caribbean. in puerto rico, three people were killed as winds battered the is

the bbc has launched a new language service for its radio and online output. for korean speakers around the world. the bbc said it wanted to serve accurate and unbiased information about the world to meet a basic human right. this story is proving very popular online on social media. britain‘s prince harry and his girlfriend the american actress meghan markle have made their first public appearance together. the couple, who have mostly avoided the spotlight, were seen at the invictus games in toronto, an international sporting event set up by the prince for injured soldiers. more on that story at bbc.com. to anyone who‘s been following japan‘s political scene, it was no surprise to hear prime minister shinzo abe announce a snap election. mr abe says he needs a new mandate to deal with the growing threat from north korea. in a televised address, he said he‘d dissolve parliament on thursday. his announcement, which was expected, comes amid signs of improving support for mr abe over his handling of the north korea crisis. joining me now to talk about the upcoming

bbc. matthew, in an online chat with the airline, told them the they are obligated to reroute him to ryanairhey refused to book me on another flight, except for the says they refused to book me on anotherflight, except for the next ryanair one on anotherflight, except for the next rya nair one on wednesday, anotherflight, except for the next ryanair one on wednesday, which was three days later kevin says now where did they say the good book on the flight was another airline. the caa has written to ryanair are again tonight, setting out a series of deadlines and by five p.m. tomorrow they must put more information on they must put more information on the website about how people can reroute flights and claim back expenses to have been told to then e—mail passengers about their rights by the of next week. it is rare for you to go public like this. you must be angry. we are serious. we do not understand why this needs to drag on for weeks and why at the end of this process , for weeks and why at the end of this process, customers still can be clear about they are entitled to when ryanair clear

don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website.ays a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you to my guests. later on bbc iplayer. goodbye. later on bbc iplayer. coming up next, the weather forecast. it has been another day a fluctuating weather fortunes right across the british isles, the eastern side started off bright enough and then the cloud filled in all the while from the west. for some it was a good deal more cloudy than that, anywhere near the weather front and it was leaden skies and quite a bit of rain, and there you see the great striker cloud started the day on the western side of the british days —— great stripe of cloud. it was a glorious afternoon across scotland and northern ireland and western england and wales, but there is a price to be paid for clearing skies, as the weather front moves into the north sea, which will be quite widespread, helping to keep the temperature up here but under the temperature up here but under the clearing ski

don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website.s all there for you, seven days a week, at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, caroline wheeler and jason beattie. goodbye. wednesday has been one of the better of the week of meteo group weather and overnight we have more cloud for the western side of the uk and you mightfind the western side of the uk and you might find yourself getting some showers and towards north—west scotla nd showers and towards north—west scotland we will begin to see at briggs of rain and on the eastern side it will stay mainly dry, the longest cloud breaks here and tebbutt is dropping to single figures in some spots. especially east of scotland. most of us are in the range of 10—13dc. tomorrow, rain from the word go for the north west of scotland, spreading south across scotland, rain through northern ireland and feeding into the north—west of england with another band of patchy rainfor england with another band of patchy rain for wal

that is it for the papers tonight, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc website all fair, seven days a week. and if you missed the programme any evening you can watch it later on the bbc iplayer. thank you and goodbye. this cool and showery weather that has developed over the last few days is the sort of weather that will ta ke is the sort of weather that will take us into the start of the weekend but slowly but surely those showers will begin to ease. there will be spells of sunshine. the nights however will be decidedly chilly. earlier today, you can see there were quite a few showers, some of them heavy and funded. those showers continuing to feed away in most showers continuing to feed away in m ost pla ces showers continuing to feed away in most places for the rest of the night. inland spots, one or two showers continuing. temperatures dipping away in big towns and cities. in the countryside could be cooler than that. a cool and fresh start to saturday morning. showers from the word go for wales and devon. further east it will be dry. showers in north—east e

don't forget, the front pages are online at the bbc news website.an read a detailed review of the papers. it is all there for you. you can also see a replay of this programme with each night's edition of the papers posted on that page shortly after we have finished. in the meantime, thanks to james and caroline. for now, it is meet the author, stay tuned. a story about storytelling, about myth and belief, about human curiosity, and our weakness for a secret. marcel theroux's new novel the secret books is a kaleidoscopic tale of religion and politics that moves from tsarist russia, to the belle epoque in paris, then india and eventually to the brink of the second world war and the holocaust. on every page, the same question teases and torments you — what's true and what is not? welcome. i'm not sure if classification of novels is a good idea or not, but in the case of this very original story, i want to hear how you would describe it as a book. that is a tough one. for me, it is an adventure story, at the heart of it. i wanted it to have the energy a

don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. we have stepped into the start of september on a fairly decent note. lots of dry weather on the cards. this is how we ended the day on friday. clear skies and dry conditions in devon captured by one of our weather watchers. if any fresh start of the weekend. plenty of sunshine on saturday followed by a soggy of sunshine on saturday followed by a soggy story for some during sunday. this is friday night into saturday morning. isolated showers across eastern england easing away. the odd heavy one down towards the english channel. light winds and clear skies is the recipe for a cool night. most towns and cities scraping double figures. in the countryside it could be colder with a touch of grass frost in countryside spots in northern england, northern ireland and scotland. there will be lots of sunshine afterwards. for most it stays dry and bright through the day. just a few isolated show

you can see all the newspapers online on the bbc news website, all there for you, seven days a week.layer, thanks again. —— it is on iplayer. top temperature of 19 celsius, not a lovely day, some sunshine around, seems like this repeated almost everywhere. we have got the atlantic weather system approaching. it has only been a brief bridge of high pressure which gave us this satellite view, you can see the cloud in the west, that is what is coming in. fairly slow process to turn things wetter. overnight, more cloud into northern ireland and some brea ks cloud into northern ireland and some breaks of rain will move through, some affecting western parts of scotland. clear skies eastern scotland, eastern areas, allowing temperature to drop into single figures, not as cold as it was this morning, tomorrow morning, for many of us, mild start, double figures the day. just down the eastern side. slipping into single figures but not as cold as last night. this is what is happening, weather system coming m, is happening, weather system coming in, the trailing weather front edging in during we

thanks to you for watching and don't forget that you can see the front pages of all the papers online on the bbc's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer jake will watch it on iplayer. he might get his own twitter feed like this! thank you both and to you for watching. the strongest hurricane ever performed in the atlantic basin is expected to make landfall in the next few hours and it is hurricane irma, a category five storm which has the potential to cause catastrophic damage. we have sustained winds of 100 fight —— 185 mph but potentially gusting up to 220 mph and on top of that significant rain from any huge storm surge expected to push across the leigh wood isles. —— the leeward isles. closer to home we have a westerly flow developing and a fresher feel to the story next few days, losing that humidity and first thing in the countryside we could have temperatures in single figures. it could be a chilly start but there should be some sunshine to go with it. it is quiet, a dry story for many, a b

don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website.e for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. palin, i hope you will come back thank you forjoining us. martin, thank you forjoining us. martin, thank you forjoining us as ever. coming up next, the weather. low pressure is written all over our weekend weather, one which is gradually moving away but another one coming in for sunday, although that coincides with saturday night, thenit that coincides with saturday night, then it will be dry and clear. tonight we keep the showers coming in across western parts of the uk. to the east we lose many of the showers, many of us turning drier and clearer, and away from town and city centres we will dip down to single figures. showers from the word go across western parts, not too many in scotland. many of us getting off to a fine start, lots of showers for the morning. the afternoon looks drier, and it is wet into parts of north—western england. to the east of al

don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website.seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. good evening. it has been a humid started a week but the story will change as we head towards the weekend. more on that in just a moment. hope you manage to enjoy some sunshine this afternoon. it was pretty limited, but look at the west midlands. 2a degrees this afternoon, 75 fahrenheit. there was quite a lot of cloud through the country, thick enough for some rain across parts of scotland. that has eased in the last few hours, but we are set to return through the night tonight across northern ireland and the scottish borders, north—west england and wales. to the south of the weather front it will be a pretty humid night. overnight lows of 15 or 70 degrees. fresh air trying to get in through the front, but it could take its time doing so. we start off with a little bit of cloud breaking up to some brightness in the south—east. the rain is fairly rugged, moving eastwar

online. now on bbc news — it's time for our world.ook at the ongoing humanitarian crisis in yemen. and i should warn you this programme contains images that some viewers may find upsetting. yemen. a world's worst humanitarian disaster. —— the world's. as the richest countries in the arab world relentlessly battled the region's poorest, the west is accused of complicity. if something is not done soon, literally hundreds of thousands of children will die. the hunger, death and disease rampant here are not accidents of nature. this crisis is a direct consequence of the way the war is being fought. and now, they're's a deadly new threat. cholera. —— there's. —— there's. at this general hospital in the city, it is a chaotic place at the best of times. these are the worst of times, however. in the eye of the storm, this doctor is ready. i met him here last year when the hospital was overwhelmed with patients from the villagers, who were dying of starvation. today, it is worse than ever. and now, patients infected with deadly cholera are tur

don‘t forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website.player. thank you forjoining us. many started friday in sparkling conditions, that scene was spread over many parts of the british isles until we saw the weather front from northern ireland. st andrews, in the midst of things through the afternoon. you had to be a long way to the south of things to hold onto the glorious conditions until quite late. the remnants of the weather front will produce some bits of rain over the southern counties of england and wales overnight. not especially cold overnight apart from the north—western quarter of scotla nd the north—western quarter of scotland where under the clear skies we scotland where under the clear skies we may get temperatures of four degrees. this weekend, saturday mainly dry. sunday has some rain in the west. mild throughout, if not warm. mainly dry because we have these weather fronts close by. there is the threat that the cloud is going to be thick enough across the south of britain for their tv bits of but with time, the cloud is

don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website.s all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, goodbye. the weather pattern is indecisive at the moment, yesterday that the best of the weather across the eastern side of the uk, this time it was western areas. lovely picture in cornwall, contrast that with the grey, misty fog. not much in between today. a slow—moving weather pattern, high pressure in scandinavia blocking things off, that's more controlling our weather and is pushing this week weather front and back towards the west where it started. not much rain on it, a bit damp and drizzly in places, and a zone of low cloud and hill fog, either side may be some bricks but where that happens, increasing risk of fraud and lower levels, turning misty and muggy already by getting worse overnight. 13-14, with already by getting worse overnight. 13—111, with clearer skies in northern ireland. one way or another, it stars of dull, mist

don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website.en days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, daisy mcandrew and lord digbyjones. goodbye. at its best was not much wrong with wednesday, there was a fair amount of cloud eventually but quite a bit of cloud eventually but quite a bit of dry weather as well. provided you we re of dry weather as well. provided you were not too close to a weather front because generally speaking the further and west you were the more likely it is the card was going to fill in and there was a fair bit of rain to be had. that prospect continues tonight because a weather front will be very slow—moving. i am running the clock. that is just how slow—moving that is. given that, over higher ground in the south—west of scotla nd over higher ground in the south—west of scotland we could see 40 millimetres of rain on what is not a cold night so not a particularly chilly start to the new day on thursday. a very miserable one for the gr

the bbc has launched this new online tool to show you how likely you are to be a victim of crime.espondent dominic casciani reports. crime seems to be everywhere. we wa nt crime seems to be everywhere. we want it on tv, it's in the papers and we talk about it on social media. surveys show many of us feel crime is growing nationwide. the bbc‘s time calculator gives you a more accurate idea of your personal risk. so here in redding, where people's perceptions are on target, these friends are soon off to university and they've both been victims of crime. my friend here, victor, he got his bike stolen from this very spot. but you've never had something specific like your bike stolen or mobile stolen? i've had my mobile nick here as well. so how does 0mar compared to the national average? a higher risk of being a victim of robbery and a higher risk of theft. i didn't expect. to be perfectly honest. —— expect that. quite surprising. victor gets a similar result. statistics show young men are more at risk of crime. but as you get older you become safer. that's quite surprising because yo

that's it for the papers tonight don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer thank you rachel and david i goodbye as we know, a very active hurricane season as we know, a very active hurricane season in the caribbean are not unusual to get some of that activity drawn towards the uk. we have two waiting to be dragged across the atla ntic towards waiting to be dragged across the atlantic towards our shores. this area of clouds looks more threatening and we have had this cloud here today which is bringing a change in from the west. we have seen change in from the west. we have seen the cloud increasing, most of it highly, the clouds is thick enough to give us this band of rain. that is moving his words and ahead of that we are drying up low cloud to give pockets of the little. ' rain overnight. behind that we get the sunshine by early morning. a cool and fresh start as it will be across the western fringes. for the rush hour, some rain across eastern scotla nd rush hour, some rain across

don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website.or you — 7 days a week at bbc dot co uk forward slash papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you asa bennett and jenni russell. goodbye. we'll get onto the latest uk forecast in a moment. the state of play with three hurricanes here. katia could become a major hurricane before making landfall in mexico, irma and the turks and caicos islands and close to cuba and the usa and pose a, hurricane watchers in barbuda, that could become a major hurricane and we will keep you updated. low pressure in control driving this weather front into the south overnight, rain spreading across england and wales and there are showers behind that. more frequent in the west of scotland but from the east of scotland, not too many showers. lengthier and clearer spells in the east of scotland. into tomorrow morning, at eight o'clock, afairfew tomorrow morning, at eight o'clock, a fairfew showers, tomorrow morning, at eight o'clock, a fair few showers, int

there is a bbc reality check piece online that breaks down the numbers. see why people are saying that number. that is the gross figure that margaret thatcher negotiated in the rebate, which stays in the uk. the figure is smaller. the labour party suggested that he was indulging in fantasy. the liberal democrats said it was a plain lie. they are meeting at a conference in bournemouth this weekend. sir vince cable, their new leader, has had a few words to say. it isa leader, has had a few words to say. it is a terrible situation. it puts theresa may in an impossible position. i don't understand why she has fired him. it's like a school thatis has fired him. it's like a school that is completely out of control. the headteacher sitting in her office paralysed and important. if you shall barney, negotiating with this government, with senior cabinet ministers with entirely opposite views as to what the negotiating position should be, what you do? it isa position should be, what you do? it is a complete loss of authority. the prime minister on monday morning sho

postal workers are being offered £1,000 a week to steal bank cards, according to a bbc investigation. it found onlineds and pins. more than 11,000 people in the uk have been affected by this type of fraud in 2016, where bank cards are stolen in transit activity in britain's construction industry slowed unexpectedly to a one—year low last month as new orders fell for the second consecutive month. the recruitment ad with a sinister twist. the gang that pays postman to steal bank out. the gang has asked for my delivery route and then to wait for further instructions. that is to give it time to order bank cards using the names and addresses of people i deliver to. myjob is a simple, to stop them arriving. my my contact claims postman had been recruited in the midlands and london. it said more than 11,000 cards have been stolen in transit last year alone. we are trying to get to the people who are organising criminality behind the scenes because once you have taken that pa rt because once you have taken that part of the gang out, things fall apart. it all comes down to partnership. a good relationship wit

you can find the bbc reality check article online, looking at some of these claims.d him to assess the speech. it was a real sense of unreality. all the things she talked about, deep—rooted problems, in racking state, reconciliation, long time development, that is all well and good, but there was no acknowledgement of the scale of what her own armed forces have done in rakhine state. the un has called it ethnic cleansing, anybody who has seen ethnic cleansing, anybody who has seen it would call it that, a deliberate strategy of wiping out muslim villages and driving people are across—the—board. a00,000 people in the space of three weeks, that does not happen for no reason, every single one has given the same account, the villages were attacked by military, told to leave, chased out, other abuses took place, in some places they have been shot, carrying very little. no acknowledgement of that in the speech by aung san suu kyi. the statement that military operations finished on september five... statement that military operations finished on septemberfive... i heard gun

bbc. matthew, in an online chat with the airline, told them the they are obligated to reroute him.not. duncan says "they refused to book me on another flight, except for the next rya nair one on wednesday, " which was three days later. kevin says nowhere did they say they could rebook the flight sith another airline. the caa has written to ryanair again tonight, setting out a series of deadlines and by five pm tomorrow they must put more information on the website about how people can reroute flights and claim back expenses. they have been told to then e—mail passengers about their rights by the end of next week. it is rare for you to go public like this. you must be angry. we are furious. we do not understand why this needs to drag on for weeks and why at the end of this process, customers still can be unclear about they are entitled to when ryanair cancelled hundreds of thousands of journeys. if the caa takes further action, it could land the airline with a multimillion pound lawsut. rya nair say it will comply with the regulator and has issued instructions to call centre staff y

online. hello, this is bbc news with rachel schofield.e taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first the headlines at 11:30pm: the metropolitan police has paid compensation to the former head of the army, lord bramall, and the family of the late home secretary lord brittan, who were falsely accused of child sexual abuse. more than 1,400 people have died and a0 million have been left homeless or displaced after catastrophic flooding across several south asian countries. on his second visit this week, president trump praises the people of texas as he meets those affected by flooding there. a campaign group says more than 700 homes have been burned down in a rohingya muslim village, as tens of thousands of the minority group continue to flee myanmar. my guess is marcel thereux, and we are talking about his story about storytelling, and why it matters. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nigel nelson, who is the political editor at the sunday mirror and sunday people