south—west and the channel islands.annel islands. outbreaks of rain. cloud across northern and eastern areas. after a frosty start once any fog clears, and other fine after a frosty start once any fog clears, and otherfine and clear day. another chilly day. subtle changes as we head into wednesday. high pressure packed across the eastern side of the country, low pressure trying to push on from the west. winds will pick up south and south—east across parts of northern ireland, wales and the south—west. cloud and patchy rain. it will become windy on irish coasts. central and eastern areas dry with some sunshine. still some uncertainty to the timing of this weather fronts moving across the country, it does look like it will introduce more cloud and outbreaks of rain as we head through thursday. it will bring some milder air to our shores, certainly for much of the country. a cloudy day generally on thursday. that pulse of rain moving through. milder conditions also. at this stage it looks that friday could be quite unsettl

more breeze and patchy rain towards the channel islands.try over the high ground. dry, sunny cold day for many. this evening and overnight, the cloud, the breeze and showers across north—eastern scotland, easing down through the night and it stays breezy, patchy rain across the far south into the south—west. not quite as cold but it will be a cold one further north and west under the clear skies with frost and fog to greet us and tuesday. tuesday looks fine to high pressure, plenty of sunshine, a bit of cloud in the north—east and most of the cloud will be across the south into the south—west. patchy rain for south wales and carmel and devon and the channel islands. as we head into wednesday, the bringing us a fine day, but it pushes in towards the north sea and allows a low pressure to build in to the west. that means increasing cloud across central southern parts of england into wales and northern ireland, outbreaks of rain, the winds picking up from the south—east. the north—east under the area of high pressure should have a cold start b

strong winds across the channel islands and the english channel.this afternoon. roughly 8-13 the will have this afternoon. roughly 8—13 the temperatures. through the evening and overnight, we still have that rain, if anything it advances more towards dorset, hampshire and the isle of wight stop in the channel island and the south—west with the showers still. some will see a touch of frost and patrick fogg in scotland. tomorrow, a bit more of the same, again we will lose the fog and any frost and still a few scattered showers and still this rain coming in across the south—west but it is later on tomorrow that we start to see a bit of a change and things turn a bit more unsettled. i'm looking forward very much to show you these fabulous gardens, for wa nt of show you these fabulous gardens, for want of a better word. excellent, cannot wait. see you later. good to see the first outing for the snood. laughter. let's take a look at today's papers. the telegraph leads on the report into the grenfell tower fire which is due to be published tomorrow. we ha

fresher, cooler day, the mildest weather hanging on in the channel islands.dely and it could linger across parts of eastern england. as it slowly moves away there is the potential for stronger winds to work in for a time. temperatures falling across the north of the country, highs of 11 or 12 degrees so quite a bit cooler here. you're watching beyond one hundred days. a pathway still exists, says leo varadkar, to a last minute brexit deal. they are not there yet. there are big hurdles to overcome, but from the irish side cautious optimism that a compromise can be found. it could be that neither side wants to carry the blame for the talks collapsing — or maybe there has been some concession that has moved the talks into positive territory. iam now i am now absolutely convinced that both ireland and britain wa nt that both ireland and britain want there to be an agreement that's in the interests of ireland, the united kingdom and the european union as a whole. turkish forces continue their advance across their advance across the syrian border — there have been

, it is cloudier and wetter and windier. 0ne channel islands, it is cloudier and wetter and windierto put it right now the main estate where it is in south wales, south—west england and more of southern england but looking really wet in devon and dorset and parts of somerset. where it is clear risk in scotla nd somerset. where it is clear risk in scotland and northern england, you will have the lowest temperatures with frost and if you mist and fog patches to start tomorrow. the reason for the difference is low pressure lurking close to the south—west and higher pressure elsewhere giving the fine conditions for now. that set up exists tomorrow as well although any rain in southern england will clear southwards. a bit drier in south—west england, a lot of cloud in wales and northern ireland but elsewhere, sonny spelt the chance of a show in north—east scotland but otherwise dry and temperature is pretty much where they have been but still that chile easterly breeze. people trick or treating on halloween, a lot of dry weather but some rain pushed into northern ireland and western scot

tempered, to see the very least, across the south wales and south—west of england, down towards the channel islandsom that, but otherwise, again, i dry and fine day for the most part, but the temperature is nothing to write about. nine, ten, 1112. fairly wet and windy weather on wednesday on the western side of the british isles. after a chilly start through western and eastern areas, staying dry for western and eastern areas, staying dryfora western and eastern areas, staying dry for a greater part of the day but overnight, the band of weather will move from west to east. there it is on thursday and there is the chanceit it is on thursday and there is the chance it will bring more frontal systems into the south—western quarter to provide a spell of really quite wet weather, some windy conditions. in between those weather fronts, thursday is going to be a murky old day with a lot of cloud around, but especially so in the west. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8: president trump says the leader of the so—called islamic state group abu bakr al—baghdadi has died after a military operation, by us spe

the channel islands, cornwalland devon, but elsewhere, another dry day after a cold, frosty start.in further. it could bring wetter, windier weather to the west of the uk. still dry in chile with some sunshine in the east and then by thursday and, indeed, friday, high—pressure winning out to bring cloud and rain, more of a 00:59:00,740 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 breeze and also getting milder. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 6pm. donadl trump says the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al baghdadi, has died after a military operation, by us special forces. a brutal killer, one who has caused so much hardship and death, has violently been eliminated. the us says al baghdadi detonated an explosives vest, after being cornered in a compound, in north western syria. his brutal self—proclaimed "caliphate" lasted five years and attracted thousands ofjihadists from around the world. the government presses ahead with attempts to get a december general election. ministers will put a vote before parliament, tomorrow.

cornwall, the channel islands and devon. low pressure that has been passed to the south—west of the uk will pull away, taking the rain with it. more rain in the winds to come away for friday. today, however, we begin with rain across the south coast, affecting parts of wales but come the afternoon are largely dry picture with a bit of drizzle around, the odd shower, lingering cloud but much drier. plenty of sunshine further north and east. still breezy especially for some of the western coasts. later in the day the cloud starts to build towards the west and skies become overcast. temperatures reaching 11 in belfast with brightness for plymouth up to 1a degrees. if you heading out in the evening for trick—or—treating, a fine story across central and eastern parts of the uk with the cloud thickening in the west to bring a patchy outbreak of rain at first and then some heavy rain by the time we get to midnight as the next area of low pressure starts to work in. it will also bring strengthening wind in this low will stay with us

south—western reaches of the uk have had relentless rain in the last couple of days — cornwall, the channel islandsur weather watchers from paignton yesterday. fairly solid, grey cloud and outbreaks of rain on and off throughout the day. still wet weather around here at the moment, but the low pressure centre responsible is going to be pulling away to the south of the uk as the day pans out. so we'll see things becoming drier, not necessarily brighter, and then we await our next weather system, this time coming from the atlantic, that will bring rain to all areas for friday. for today, though, a lot of dry weather to be had. the best of the sunshine to the north and east. the rain clearing from the south—west. quite a bit of cloud hanging back, though, across southern wales and the midlands, and the cloud thickening in the west later in the day as that next system approaches. another breezy day, particularly around western coasts. temperatures — well, we could get up to 1a in plymouth with a bit of brightness and some drier weather. we're typically looking at around 9—10 as we cast our eye further

still very close to the channel islands as we started sunday. i promised you a bright day.de to the clear, crisp conditions in northern scotland. these are the scenes of the aurora borealis last nightjust off the north coast of scotland. a lovely shot. showing it across the angus coast in the east as well. there is a chance you might see them again tonight if you get a clear skies. have you seen them in real life? never. interesting to see them in scotland. if you are looking in the uk, that would be the place. i was think i have to go to norway or somewhere like that. a lot of the time you get them in northern scotland. we need to spend more time up there. let's go! huge crowds are hoping to climb one of australia's best—known landmarks today — the giant rock, uluru — before a permanent ban on scaling it takes effect tomorrow. hundreds have started to make the ascent on the tourist hotspot. phil mercer is there for us now. you are lucky enough to have that gorgeous view behind you. tell us more about what is happening today? well, clymers i've got another five minutes to m

out to sea taking the plume of smoke past the channel islands. and way out into the fic.ery common view we get into fire season. the fires in northern california. we have had our share. we had grass fires. there is a controlled burn south of tahoe. none of them are major at least not compared to what is going on in southern california. there is juster ouise gh to thisth mix smoke that is getting pulled our way. that is what we are seeing when you look out there. patterndoesn't change as ine y enough to blow thit out of here until sunday. by then the humidity comes back in the pattern will change. you will feel better outside. today's daytime highs. 81 was a really popular number. what is interesting about this it is not just that there are so many of them. we did 81 degrees in concorde. we did 81 degrees in oakland. typically you get is bread. oakland has that influence from the bay. not today. we're getting the offshore flow. we have the same temperatures on the bay. san francisco and 78. tomorrow we start bringing the numbers down. we will only go to 72 for the city. if

so it will stay breezy here, more cloud with a few showers pushing into the channel islands into cornwallnty of sunshine around. just a bit of cloud affecting some north sea coast, that's a bit more than an onshore breeze here. temperature wise, 9—12dc, around 12—13dc across the far southwest. mid week onwards, we start to see sudden changes. the area of low pressure starts to encroach further, bringing where wetter and windier weather. still dry and chilly, then by thursday and friday, low—pressure comes out to bring more of a breeze and also turn milder. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump says the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has died after a military operation, by us special forces. a brutal killer, one who has caused so much hardship and death, has violently been eliminated. the us says al—baghdadi detonated an explosives vest, after being cornered in a compound, in north western syria. the government presses ahead with attempts to get a december general election. ministers will put a vote before parliament tomorrow. vigils are

more cloud and perhaps a few showers pushing in to the channel islands, cornwall and devon. temperature wise again, 9-12d. 12 breeze here. temperature wise again, 9—12d. 12 or breeze here. temperature wise again, 9-12d. 12 or 13 breeze here. temperature wise again, 9—12d. 12 or 13 across the far south—west. mid week onwards we start to see subtle changes. that area of low pressure in coaches for then could bring wet and windy weather to the west of the uk. still dry in chilly with some sunshine in the east and then by thursday and friday looks like low pressure winds out to been cold and rain. more of a breeze and it will turn milder. the us says its forces have killed the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, often described as the world's most wanted man. the us says al baghdadi blew himself up with a suicide vest, after being cornered by special forces in idlib province in north west syria. he will never again harm another innocent man, woman or child. he died likea innocent man, woman or child. he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the w

pass the channel islands and into the pacific. that is what we are feeling here. we are not getting the smoke like they are. we just have this diffuse hayes from our smiler wildfires. it is warm at the coast because of this. when you get those strong offshore winds you will feel it the most at the edges. look at san francisco. 66 degrees. santa rosa 50. 16 degrees warmer in san francisco. what this means for the rest of the weekend coming up. >>> state of emergency in southern california tonight. this wind whipped wildfire has forced more than 100,000 people to evacuate. in la county. you can see the orange glow of the subtle p e hiside. in la traffic going by down below like nothing is happening. since the blaze started over 24 hours ago at least 25 homes have been destroyed. the fire has blamed for at least one death. a man who suffered a heart attack trying to protect his place. gusting conditions have dispersed the flames across more than 7500 acres.>>> and the foothill communities of porter ranch in granada hills jeff on the dramatic movements when people had

cornwall, channel islands and devon it was a grey and dank painting yesterday. today though are looking drier, but not necessarily brighter. the area of low pressure that is in part to the southwest of the uk will start to pull away southwards, taking the rain along with it. more rain waiting in the wings though to come our way for friday. today though, we start off with some rain along the south coast and the southwest of england and parts of wales too. but come the afternoon, we are talking about a large, dry picture, perhaps a bit of drizzle with the odd shower and some lingering cloud but much drier. plenty of sunshine for the north and east. still breezy, especially for some of our western coasts. later on in the day, the cloud starts to build towards the west of the skies becoming overcast in northern ireland. temperatures up to 11 though in belfast with some brightness for plymouth, losing that rain up to 14 degrees. if you are heading out through the evening for trick—or—treating for halloween, a fine story across the eastern parts of the uk, the cloud t

the brighter weather hanging on in the channel islands.cross eastern england just for a time. temperatures falling across the north of the country and we are looking at highs of 11 or 12 degrees so feeling quite a bit cooler on sunday. in an orderly fashion, and to have that done by the end of october. turkey steps up heavy artillery and air attacks on the kurds in syria tens of thousands of civilians are reported to have fled. ban snacking on public transport to help tackle childhood obesity says england's outgoing chief medical officer. america's simone biles makes history the first woman to win five

south—western reaches of the uk have had relentless rain in the last couple of days — cornwall, the channel islandser watchers from paignton yesterday. fairly solid, grey cloud and outbreaks of rain on and off throughout the day. still wet weather around here at the moment, but the low pressure centre responsible is going to be pulling away to the south of the uk as the day pans out. so we‘ll see things becoming drier, not necessarily brighter, and then we await our next weather system, this time coming from the atlantic, that will bring rain to all areas for friday. for today, though, a lot of dry weather to be had. the best of the sunshine to the north and east. the rain clearing from the south—west. quite a bit of cloud hanging back, though, across southern wales and the midlands, and the cloud thickening in the west later in the day as that next system approaches. another breezy day, particularly around western coasts. temperatures — well, we could get up to 14 in plymouth with a bit of brightness and some drier weather. we‘re typically looking at around 9—10 as we cast our eye further north to

cornwall, the channel islands and devon.rs from paignton yesterday. fairly solid, grey cloud and outbreaks of rain on and off throughout the day. still wet weather around here at the moment but the low pressure responsible is going to be pulling away to the south of the uk as the day pans out, so we'll see things becoming drier, not necessarily brighter, and then we await our next weather system, this time coming from the atlantic, that will bring rain to all areas for friday. today, though, a lot of dry weather to be had. the best of the sunshine to the north and east. the rain clearing from the south—west. quite a bit of hanging back, though, in southern england and wales and the midlands and the cloud thickening in the west later in the day as that next system approaches. another breezy day, particularly around western coasts. temperatures — well, we could get up to 14 in plymouth with a bit of brightness and some drier weather, and we're typically looking at around 9—10 as we cast our eye further north towards scotland.

cornwall and the channel islands, grey and dank. paignton yesterday.hat has been parked to the south—west of the uk will pull away southwards, taking the rain with it. more rain in the winds to come away for friday. today, however, we begin with rain across the south coast, the south—west, affecting parts of wales but come the afternoon are largely dry picture with a bit of drizzle around, the odd shower, lingering cloud but much drier. plenty of sunshine further north and east. still breezy, especially for some of the western coasts. later on in the day, the cloud starts to build towards the west and skies become overcast for northern ireland. temperatures reaching 11 in belfast with brightness for plymouth, losing that rain, 1a degrees. if you heading out in the evening for trick—or—treating, a fine story across central and eastern parts of the uk with the cloud thickening in the west to bring a patchy outbreak of rain at first and then some heavier rain by the time we get to midnight as that next area of low pressure starts to work its way in. it wi

cornwall, the channel islands and devon.paignton yesterday. fairly solid, grey cloud and outbreaks of rain on and off throughout the day. still wet weather around here at the moment, but the low pressure centre responsible is going to be pulling away to the south of the uk as the day pans out. so we'll see things becoming drier, not necessarily brighter, and then we await our next weather system, this time coming from the atlantic, that will bring rain to all areas for friday. for today, though, a lot of dry weather to be had. the best of the sunshine to the north and east. the rain clearing from the south—west. quite a bit of cloud hanging back, though, across southern wales and the midlands, and the cloud thickening in the west later in the day as that next system approaches. another breezy day, particularly around western coasts. temperatures — well, we could get up to 1a in plymouth with a bit of brightness and some drier weather. we're typically looking at around 9—10 as we cast our eye further north towards scotland. i

cornwall in the channel islands, grey and dank and yesterday.o the south—west of the uk will pull away stop taking the rain with it did it more rain in the winds to come away for friday. today, however, we begin with rain across the south coast, affecting parts of wales but come the afternoon are largely dry picture with a bit of drizzle around, the odd shower, lingering cloud but much drier. plenty of sunshine further north and east. still breezy especially for some of the western coasts. later in the day the western coasts. later in the day the cloud starts to build towards the cloud starts to build towards the west and skies become overcast. temperatures reaching 11 in belfast with brightness for plymouth up to 14 degrees. if you heading out in the evening for trick—or—treating, a fine story across central and eastern parts of the uk with the cloud thickening in the west to bring a patchy outbreak of rain at first and then some heavy rain by the time we get to midnight as the next area of low pressure starts to work in. it will also bring str

tempered, to say the very least, across the south wales and south—west of england, down towards the channel islandsture is nothing to write about. nine, ten, 11, 12. fairly wet and windy weather on wednesday on the western side of the british isles. after a chilly start, through central and eastern areas, staying dry for a greater part of the day but, overnight, the band of weather will move from west to east. there it is on thursday, and there is the chance it will bring more frontal systems into the south—western quarter to provide a spell of really quite wet weather, some windy conditions. in between those two weather fronts, thursday is going to be a murky old day with a lot of cloud around, but especially so in the west. this is bbc world news. the headlines. the us says its forces have killed the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, often described as the world's most wanted man. the us says al—baghdadi blew himself up with a suicide vest, after being cornered by special forces in idlib province in north west syria. three children died with him, alongside several

may be exposed coasts coast gusting up to 55 mph into the channel islands as well.ll see most of the showers. a longer spell of rain, though, pushing a bit further south through scotland, with a good deal of cloud around. many of us seeing those temperatures dipping down into single figures. there could be the odd mist and fog patch around, for some, as we start the day tomorrow. and then, tomorrow, this area of cloud and rain slowly feeds out of scotland into parts of northern england. and notice the northerly wind getting stronger into northern scotland with a few showers. that will be quite a biting wind. you'll feel a chill with that going through saturday. northern ireland may get the odd shower. one or two around for england and wales to, but there will be some sunny spells. and here is the low pressure. by sunday, heading out into the north sea. close to that, still a few showers around, particularly parts of eastern scotland and north—east england, but there is going to be a lot of dry weather around on sunday. a good deal of cloud mind you. still a good cha

cornwall, the channel islands and devon were grey and dank yesterday.er around here at the moment but the low pressure responsible is going to be pulling away to the south of the uk as the day pans out, so we'll see things becoming drier, not necessarily brighter, and then we await our next weather system, this time coming from the atlantic, that will bring rain to all areas for friday. today, though, we start off with some rain. the rain clearing from the south—west. quite a bit of hanging back, though, in southern england and wales and the midlands and the cloud thickening in the west later in the day as that next system approaches. another breezy day, particularly around western coasts. temperatures — well, we could get up to 11! in plymouth with a bit of brightness and some drier weather, and we're typically looking at around 9—10 as we cast our eye further north towards scotland. if you heading out in the evening for trick—or—treating, a fine story across central and eastern parts of the uk with the cloud thickening in the west to bring a patchy ou

will be robbed of some sunshine west of the tema and into the —— the isles of scilly and the channel islandsjust about covered. in the evening and overnight, not a great deal changes. we begin to see that wind beginning to ease across northern parts of scotland. if showers, perhaps. the start of tuesday again could be a pretty chilly one. the frost not just confined to the heart of scotland. tuesday looks to be a glorious day after that chilly start. not so much on the way of wind across northern parts of scotland. cloud and rain still perilously close to the south—west. 00:28:46,147 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 a high of around 12. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: is leader abu bakr al—baghdadi is killed by us forces — but america's allies warn that the islamic state group is not yet defeated. a state of emergency across california as wildfires continue to spread, whipped up by ferocious winds. argentina's left—wing candidate alberto fernandez has won the country's presidential election. and — sir stamford ra

cornwall and the channel islands, grey and dank and yesterday.ecessarily brighter. the area of low pressure that has been passed to the south—west of the uk will pull away stop taking the rain with it did it more rain in the winds to come away for friday. we will see things becoming dry, not necessarily brighter, then we await our next weather system from the atla ntic our next weather system from the atlantic bringing all areas. a lot of dry weather to be had, the best of dry weather to be had, the best of the sunshine to the north and east. the rain clearing from the south—west. quite a bit of hanging back, though, in southern england and wales and the midlands and the cloud thicken in in the west later in the day as the next system approaches. another breezy day particularly around western coast. we could get up to 1a in plymouth with a bit of brightness and some drier weather, and we're typically looking at around 9—10 we go further north towards scotland. if you're heading out this evening to trick or treat, well, central and eastern areas f

cornwall, the channel islands and devon.irly solid, grey cloud and outbreaks of rain on and off throughout the day. still wet weather around here at the moment but the low pressure responsible is going to be pulling away to the south of the uk as the day pans out, so we'll see things becoming drier, not necessarily brighter, and then we await our next weather system, this time coming from the atlantic, that will bring rain to all areas for friday. today, though, a lot of dry weather to be had. the best of the sunshine to the north and east. the rain clearing from the south—west. quite a bit of hanging back, though, in southern england and wales and the midlands and the cloud thickening in the west later in the day as that next system approaches. another breezy day, particularly around western coasts. temperatures — well, we could get up to 1a in plymouth with a bit of brightness and some drier weather, and we're typically looking at around 9—10 as we cast our eye further north towards scotland. if you are heading out this ev

some patchy rain as well for the channel islands and into the south—west of england, perhaps even intoshowers peppering the north and east coast being brought by that breeze but for most it is a cold and clear night. central and north heiress will have another widespread frost. mist and fog around, too, which will tend to clear quickly. tuesday, similar to monday, dry with plenty of sunshine. showers affecting the north and east coast, cloudy across scotland. for the south—west, it remains cloudy with some south—west, it remains cloudy with some shower of rain for the south—west of england, south wales, more of a breeze here, too, so feeling quite chinni —— chili because of that strengthening one. for tuesday night, the cloud and rain spreads further northwards. across the north of the uk, another dry, clear, cold night with widespread frost, but less cloud in the south. high pressure pushes over towards the near continent as we head through wednesday, allowing this low pressure and a weather front to advance further north and eastwards. it could be that many parts of wales, central an

across england and, it will be better on saturday, the exception saturday, the exception of the channel islandses. a wet start of the day on sunday for many across england under and indeed this area rain could be slower to this weight from eastern areas. as it does so, an area of low pressure will form, and if that happens a bit sooner, will form, and if that happens a bit sooner, we will form, and if that happens a bit sooner, we could have is way the stronger, northerly winds feeding and across eastern england. over time being, it is going to be turning colder on sunday either way, temperatures 11 degrees for scotland in the farof temperatures 11 degrees for scotland in the far of england. we have my heavy rains come on monday, is another area of low pressure, and again, england and bearthe another area of low pressure, and again, england and bear the brunt of this, this time we could also see some rain heading into northern ireland, the northwoods as of this rain is open to a little bit of uncertainty, perhaps scotland will see some drier and brighter weather. does mike northwoods. tuesday,

south—west will continue, perhaps in south—west will continue, perhaps in south—west wales, the channel islandss generally about 10—12 degrees. tonight, we continue with the rain in the south—west. elsewhere, there will be some clear skies. temperatures once again dropping down fairly close freezing, so a thrust. further south, staying quite mild overnight, temperatures in cardiff and plymouth about 8—11 celsius. during thursday, the higher pressure is still quite stubborn, so for most of us, it's keeping things dry and sunny. more clout on thursday in northern ireland, west wales, the far south—west and it is this area that could see some patchy rain. temperature is about 10—13d. as we go through thursday night into friday, these weather fronts will start to make more inroads across the uk. the high—pressure moves away. quite a messy picture during friday, lots of cloud and here for many of us, some outbreaks of rain, particularly across wales, the midlands, southern england. the rain could be heavy. further north, the brain quite not as persistent or as heavy but still quite cloudy and damp a

in the south—west, you have outbreaks of rain, into the channel islands as well.unny spells around. a few showers running into eastern parts. temperatures are below where they should be, but autumn has been very mild so far. a chilly easterly breeze as well. a weakening weather front is coming north on thursday for all but scotland. cloudier, and more of a chance of rain. more fronts on the way by the end of the week and into the weekend. we are bringing in milder air. temperatures will edge up milder air. temperatures will edge upa milder air. temperatures will edge up a little bit, but the price to pay for that will be this — more cloud around, and where we have the right now, across south—west england, we will see outbreaks of rain more widely by the end of the week and into the weekend. it won't be raining all the time, just a selection of places. much more available online. back to sophie at westminster. a reminder of our top story: mps have backed in principle the idea of a general election in december. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye fr

getting into the channel islands. gusty easterly winds. especially with exposure in the south—west of england stop even inland, it's going to be quite gusty as it will be across northern ireland stop through the evening and overnight, some clear skies. another cold night for some of us. pasty mention fog warming and a touch of lost to shelton lens but the weather of anything has slowed up. as we go through thursday but more likely to be in writing. note the change in the temperatures. still cold in the north but we have a cloud in the rain and the south—west, it's not, 11th and 12th. we could see temperatures fall as low as —3. the temperatures fall as low as —3. the temperature differential, 15 degrees north to south. we start tomorrow with any mist and fog lifting. the frost lifting as well. a lot of dry weather and a fair bit of sunshine. a few rogue showers here and there. we've also got all this cloud coming in from the south—west. not much rain, dampness in the air. the first wa nt rain, dampness in the air. the

including the channel islands. 13 in the south.various reasons. the actress emma thompson was in a restaurant over the weekend and reports suggest asked herfor a selfie. she said no because she was with a group of her friends, politely declining. but the problem is, then that waiter was suspended from hisjob because problem is, then that waiter was suspended from his job because the restau ra nt suspended from his job because the restaurant basically said, don‘t do this. you will not see a picture like that, of me and emma thompson! she was probably having her lunch with her mates but it raises questions about the social etiquette that goes with selfies, when is it appropriate to ask ndu have to have permission? we spoke to a lawyer this morning. i was looking at the latest figures. we take 93 million selfies a day, and you are right, a lot of them are filtered and deleted. a new one is posted to instagram every second. it is big business but we spoke to a lawyer earlier about what is and isn‘t a cce pta ble earlier about what is a

coming from the channel islands and pushing into the eastern corner behind sunshine and showers.ugh the day. blinded, brighter skies, pushing south—eastward through the day. blinded, brighterskies, sunny spells and some showers but don't forget windy in scotland, especially with exposure and 16 celsius in the south. we say goodbye to the rain away from the east coast of england and from many of us drive with clear spells, a few showers, some of which wintry across the north of scotland, then we will look at the arrival of our next system. —— arrival. it will not be as called a night in the south—west and the channel islands, but is northwards and it will be a cold night, cold enough for a touch of frost here and there annual season patchy method for forming. back to the south—west. heavy rain moving north—eastwards, through friday, friday night and saturday, especially affecting wales and england. 40 millimetres, locally with height that is four inches so hardly surprising there is the risk of some flooding. a lot of surface water and spray on the roads, and the met office has a

weather fronts pushing from the south—west bringing more cloud and patchy rain to the channel islandsstern coast. more cloud across the eastern coast. more cloud across the south and south—west. not quite as cold as it will be further north. tuesdayis as cold as it will be further north. tuesday is another fine and sunny, cold day. rain arriving in the south—west on wednesday. hello, this is bbc newsroom live with joanna gosling. the headlines... the eu agrees to britain's request to delay brexit until the 31st of january — meaning the uk won't leave as planned on thursday. here, mps will vote on borisjohnson's plan to hold a december 12th general election. if he loses the government may back lib dem proposals to hold an election three days earlier, on 9th december. maurice robinson — a lorry driverfrom county armagh — has appeared in court, charged with manslaughter, money laundering and people trafficking after 39 people were found dead in a lorry in essex. world leaders warn the fight against the islamic state group is not over, despite the death of its leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi

gusty wind up on the south coast and the channel islands.hern scotland, not too many elves in scotla nd scotland, not too many elves in scotland and northern ireland. gusty winds with the showers continuing into wales and southwest england. it could be heavy and possibly thundery. average wind speeds and stronger winds are down toward the south and southwest of britain. gusts will be higher than this. not a wash—out everywhere. there will be some occasional sunshine, temperatures a little bit down compared with today. what he means is we in the uk can come out of the eu as one united kingdom. england, scotland, wales, northern ireland, together. it means you can decide our future together. but the support of northern ireland's dup is crucial for the government, and so far they're not backing the new deal. in order to avoid trying to get an extension, he has been too eager to get a deal at any cost. and the fact of the matter is that if you held out, better concession. and labour dismisses the new deal as even more harmful to the uk than the

channel islands and isles of scilly might see some rain.it takes its time arriving and highs of 7—12 on monday. as we move out of monday into tuesday again the high pressure stays with us. this frontal system is trying desperately hard to move then but it has been blocked by the higher the moment. it will start to influence the story a little later on in the week. tuesday is dry, sunny but cool after a frosty morning. the risk potentially wednesday into thursday of seeing a little more in the way of rain. you need to keep across the forecast because the timings of that rain later in the week will change but onceit later in the week will change but once it arrives we are going to see some unsettled weather towards the end of the week. back to you. louise, thank you. time to get the double duvet out. that has been out for ages. there's less than an hour to go before wales take on south africa in the semi—final of the rugby world cup. if they win, they'll face england in the first ever final between two teams from the uk, or indeed the norther

very slowly make inroads northwards introducing more cloud here and patchy rain as well to the channel islandsd frost and a little bit mystified around which will attend a clear quite quickly and tuesday looks pretty similar to how monday looked with plenty of sunshine. still a few showers affect the northern and eastern coasts, across scotland and for the southwest it was a pretty cloudy with some rain. what every breeze here. it will feel quite chilly because of that strengthening e sweetly when heading through tuesday night, looks like the cloud and patchy rain spread a little bit further in northwards. across the north of the uk, and the dry clear cold night, again with widespread frost but less cold in the south. high pressure now placing over towards the near continent as we head through wednesday, allowing this low—pressure and weather fronts to advance a little bit further northwards and eastwards, so it could be that many parts of well central and southern england will see cloud, hazy sunshine for the north, also turning what terry and windy here for parts of northern ireland, and wal

in across the south—west through the day, getting into south wales and also down towards the channel islandse, or an easterly wind across the south, so that will make it feel a bit cooler than the temperature suggest. heading on through the evening and overnight come under clear skies once again it's going to be a chilly night but with quite a breeze across england, wales and northern ireland, we do not expect any problems with fog. for scotland and northern england we could see a touch of frost and patchy fog but a huge difference in temperatures come in parts of the highlands, —3, whereas in the south—west we are looking at 11 or 12 under the cloud. tomorrow we start off with a cold start, also some patchy fog slowly lifting. a lot of dry weather around, but still we have this cloud across the south—west, which could be thick enough to produce dampness, some drizzle, some patchy light rain and tomorrow's temperatures 8—13. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines: britain will head to the polls for its first december general election in almost a century, after mps approve

nations have them but u nfortu nately wales other nations have them but unfortunately wales and the channel islandsrney, so you need the drug desperately. sofia, can you hear me 0k? desperately. sofia, can you hear me ok? can you hear me? yes. thank you very much for talking to us. i wonder if you can tell us what it is you having cystic fibrosis. it means that i have to take loads of medicine every day. and orkambi make things better. of what would it mean to you if you could have this drug, orkambi? rebecca, tell the audience what it is like for you as sofia's mum, helping, looking after and supporting her with her position —— condition. part of our daily routine is to try and drain the long so that fluid doesn't build up in the lungs so sofia will have physiotherapy every day. she takes a cocktail of drugs, about 30 drugs, 30 tablets, every day to keep her moving and keep things moving along, to keep her well. in terms of the welsh government having meetings about the cost of this drug and whether they can come to some sort of deal like nhs england did, like they have in scotla nd nhs england di

relatively mild night, seven in newcastle, 14 and the channel islands, and then, tomorrow, for many ofback into south—east england, may be as far as the london area. that is the weather forecast. you're watching bbc newsroom live — it's11am and these are the main stories this morning: nazi salutes and racist chants at england's euro—qualifer against bulgaria — as the match had to be stopped twice. whatever we do might be perceived as not being enough, but i think we've made a major statement. i think we've made a major statement with the way we played through such a difficult circumstance. i don't think a game has ever been stopped, of this magnitude, twice. england players take to social media to share their disgust — marcus rashford says racism in football "needs stamping out". the uk proposes new customs plans as efforts to reach a brexit deal before an eu summit this week go to the wire.

wet over the channel islands. and also for much of south—west england.n coastal counties will be affected overnight. the odd shower for eastern scotland overnight. a clear and chilly night to come away from the mild ear in the south. some mist and fog patches to start the day. looking at the big picture going into tomorrow, weatherfronts are flirting with western parts of the uk. some rain close to southern coastal england to start halloween. gradually creeping southwards. cloud increasing over northern ireland. elsewhere, sunny spells again, a few showers for north—east scotland, but are largely dry story for thursday. temperature is pretty much where they have been for the past few days. something more mild lurking over the south—west. on friday, weather fronts are coming our way which will come in, along with low pressure over which will come in, along with low pressure over much which will come in, along with low pressure over much of the uk. there will be some mild air putting in for more of us, particularly for england, wales and northern ireland o

and they will be accompanied with gusty winds and expose coast gusting up to 55 mph into the channel islandshe chill with that on saturday. northern ireland may pick up saturday. northern ireland may pick up the shower with one or two around but there will be some sunny spells. there is the low pressure, by sunday heading out into the north sea. closer to that, still a few showers around particular parts of eastern scotla nd around particular parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. but there will be dry weather around on sunday. a good deal of cloud and still the chance of mist and fog patches to start the day and more of us tapping into the northerly breeze as well. we are going to feel things cooling down on sunday with temperatures into the mid—teens but most of us lower than that. single figures in northern scotland. as low pressure m oves figures in northern scotland. as low pressure moves away, high pressure builds in for the start of next week. so for most places, the first couple of days are looking dry with a bit of fog and frost around. borisjohnson is in a race to try to

of wales along with western and southern england, stronger winds towards the south coast and channel islandspressure in charge. it is right across us as well so again, they will be some heavy showers around with longer spells of rain putting three parts of scotla nd spells of rain putting three parts of scotland into northern england and scotland particularly turning colder in what will be a northerly wind coming in and around that area of low pressure. beginning to feel colder over the weekend as well. this is how centre is shaping up. low pressure moving out into the north sea with most of the showers bowing up north sea with most of the showers popping up here. more places getting into that northerly breeze as well so temperatures coming down a further few degrees the further south you are. remember that area of high pressure is how we start next week, with dry weather for a time. borisjohnson and the european union announce they have reached a deal on brexit. it comes as mrjohnson arrives in brussels for a crucial summit. he says it‘s a "great" deal which takes back control. the eu descr

well it's been a few channel an island remain sensuous breaks at the base in paris johnson's coalition partner and all the islands democratic new. as party is against the government's new plan it says the deal leaves the province economically aligned with the republic of ireland and is therefore a threat to the north's british identity some are now threatening mass protests if the deal is approved while arco reports from belfast. belfast ports one of the biggest in the united kingdom most of northern ireland seaborne trade it's also played a proud role in british maritime history the titanic was built here but now under boris johnson's new breaks it plan there's a sinking feeling for some the northern islands about to become a little less british. johnson says he solved breaks its biggest challenge how to avoid a return to a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland an e.u. member it's been open and without checkpoints for 20 years part of cease fire arrangements between unionists mainly protestants who identify as british and nationalists mostly catholics who de