in the channel islands, south—west. is we‘re going to have a longer, drier spell, so many places will enjoy a bit of sunshine, too. that is welcome news. thank you, matt. back to our top story now, and the bbc understands that with just two weeks until polling day, labour has agreed a new campaign strategy aimed at wooing leave voters. to find out how they aim to do that, we can speak to the party‘s barry gardiner. good morning. thank you very much for talking to us this morning. how are you going to woo these leave voters, then? you talk about a new strategy, it‘s new to me. i‘ve been speaking with this afternoon so i‘ll talk to him about it, but you tend to paint things in very stark colours. of course you‘re right, we wa nt to colours. of course you‘re right, we want to woo notjust leave colours. of course you‘re right, we want to woo not just leave voters but all voters. if you look over the past two weeks, we‘ve been narrowing the polls, i would much rather we we re the polls, i would much rather we were ahead in t

woman: the islands that are connected t the gabrielelino tongva are the southern channel islands. the most significant one is pimu santa catalina island.d. woman 2: sometimes, on a clear day like this, where you can see catalina, i can imagine my anancestors paddling bacack and forth from here.e. it really doesn't lookok that far. the ti'at was not just a vessel to go out intnto the water. it kept us in contact with tribes north and south of us, along the coast, and for the groups that also lived on the channel islands. woman 3: everything is a relationship when you're building those boats. it's all a relationship that you establish with that boat. and then to put herer in the water,

. >> kerry sanders is in the channel islands off the coast of california, exploring a wildlife mysterynds actually, good morning >> reporter: good morning. well, this is an exciting morning. i am here with laura shaskey with the national parks service, a wildlife biologist who's hold ing this adorable cutie, a channel island fox, the smallest fox in north america, and the fastest recovery of any species that almost disappeared. 20 years ago, there were only 15 of these foxes left alive, and the fear was they would go extinct. here on an island off the coast of california, they are thriving >> santa rosa island, part of the channel islands, a stunning 53,000 acre national park. we took the 2 1/2 hour boat ride from the mainland and hiked with the national park biologists to where the channel island foxes live the island fox is 1/3 smaller than the mainland gray fox at about 12 inches and 5 pounds, it's the size of a cat the biologists trap the foxes to check their health our remote cameras recorded the curious creatures. how do you lure them into the traps? >> we actually use a loganber

strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islands are still going to have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. our wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wales, a little bit slower but we should see it brightening up for northern ireland and particularly across scotland with some sunshine knocking those temperatures down in that northerly wind, still some mild air across the south but only 11 or 12 degrees. as we move i

certainly channel islands will see the rain and that whether weather will pull south as this area ofconcentrates their effo rts of low pressure concentrates their efforts were in france. that will mean high pressure is from a dominating the weather picture into sunday. similar conditions then cold and frosty start for many of us play of sunshine but subtle changes. the winds change direction that will be drinking a few showers towards north kent coast. for northern scotland later in the day thicker cloud working in here with showers tending to merge together with fairly lengthy efforts of rain. as you look for weather picture into next week cloudy and mild orfor the north and west. a slow process for london for example pliny on tuesday. love dry and sunny but cold weather. at least it is not raining. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: two people have died after being stabbed in what police describe as a terrorist incident on london bridge. eye witnesses capture the moment members of the public rushed in to help, pinning the suspect, to the ground. eventually, after a struggle,

strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islandseavy at times, and we are still going to have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon, bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. 0ur wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wales, a little bit slower but we should see it brightening up for northern ireland and particularly across scotland with some sunshine knocking those temperatures down in that northerly wind. still some mild air across the south but only 11 or 12

the channel islands, too. maybe rain and drizzle still to come. that gets pushed away by the breeze. further north, fog forming across the midlands, parts of wales. although we do have showers heading in towards east anglia. maybe some fog in the clear skies across the vale of york, solway fourth, the central belt of scotland. a few showers draped around the coasts of northern ireland and scotland. it is the northern half of the country that will have frosts. temperatures will deploy further. patchy frost further south we have a breeze, cloud, and the fog gets lifted rather more quickly because of the breeze on sunday. some fog patches further north. a little more stubborn. it is generally turning sunny. some showers in the breeze across northern scotland, the only thing coast of england, but moving away from northern ireland. temperatures for the first day of the new month similarto for the first day of the new month similar to what we had today. they probably won't feel as cold in the midlands because we hav

maybe the channel islands it will be a touch mounted there.ng slowly up the day this week by friday, will have low pressure spreading northwards here, operates of rain across northern ireland to northern england and in the high for the afternoon in the cluster of heavy showers to southwest england and into wales. temperatures tens and into wales. temperatures tens and 11 eight and nine for the north as we head into the weekend and indeed into next week and the low pressure will be nearby, whether moving northwards of the course of the weekend and into the exterior of low pressure, sunday and into next week, you see quite a bit of rain that and it will be quite windy and you'll also notice the orange colours red across the board and will be a bit milder in fact on sending and into monday with highs reaching 12 or 13 degrees across parts of the midlands and wells both low pressure, it will be windier and likely increasing amounts of rain across the uk. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11:00pm: brexit, honesty, and the nhs — the

like we will continue to see a bit of rain just skirting into the far south—west of england, the channel islandshen it‘s back to the high pressure. there is a subtle change in the wind direction on sunday, so after a cold and frosty start again, with plenty of sunshine for most of us, we will see showers moving around the north sea and getting blown into the thames estuary, so we will see some of them coming into the north of kent. across northern scotland, if anything, the showers could well come together later on in the day to give some wetter weather right towards the end of the afternoon. 0n into monday, a bit more in the way of cloud across northern areas with some rain skirting across the far north of scotland. otherwise a dry, cold, frosty start to the day, a few fog patches around but plenty of sunshine for most of us. those temperatures still struggling for many — although notice it is turning milder across the far north—west of scotland. and that really is a trend we see later on in the week. it does turn a little bit milder from the north and west as the week goes on. this is bbc news

weather conditions for a time across parts of southern, south wales, the isles of scilly, the channel islands saturday where there were some very angry seas on view here. in terms of wind gusts, well, the very exposed weather station on the isle of wight, 109 mph. plymouth, 83 mph. dover, nearly 70 mph winds. it's still going to be blustery for part two of the weekend for some of us, but were not looking at stormy conditions. quite brisk winds near this low pressure towards the coast of south—west england and indeed northern scotland where saturday was quite windy. but actually, sunday begins where winds have been light ever night, parts of northern ireland, north—west england, north wales, into the midlands and if you've had some clear spells there could be a few fog patches to start the day. an area of showers working across eastern england first thing. a lot of cloud in northern england with some outbreaks of rain and to northern and eastern parts of scotland as well, but south—west scotland, northern ireland, wales, the midlands, east anglia, parts of southern england as well, there will

so that has been bringing outbreaks of rain into the isles of scilly, cornwall and towards the channel islands certainly more cloud across south—western and southern parts of the uk, still fog lingering through the midlands into east wales and across the pennines asi east wales and across the pennines as i mentioned, one or two showers for northern and eastern scotland. for most, it is dry with spells of sunshine. but it is cold, areas with rural fog will struggle to get above freezing. overnight, the area of rain across southwest start to pull away southwards taking the gusty wind with it, 40 to 50 mph. the fog will not be as extensive, forming across parts of east wales and the north midlands into northern england and a breezy night across the southern half of the uk so some may just about escape the frost, certainly from the midlands northwards, another cold and frosty start tomorrow morning with temperatures across parts of rural scotland, getting close to nine or 10 scotland, getting close to nine or io celsius. we have low pressure slipping southwards so any rain tomorrow will be in the

very windy for the english channel. 60 mph gusts for the channel islands could be possible.er front will linger, dangling its way. as the rain slides southwards, the skies will start to brighten up, we will see some sunshine. some shoppers for northern and eastern course. with a strong wind, it will feel cold over the north and east of the uk. temperatures for many in single digits. still holding on to something more mild in the south. it won't last. 0n something more mild in the south. it won't last. on friday, we all get into this plunge of cold arctic air. temperatures for friday on the weekend far lower than they have been. five, six or 7 degrees at best. just the chance of a little bit of rain in the south for a time at least over the weekend. mild and u nsettled. at least over the weekend. mild and unsettled. things will turn brighter but colder by the end of the week. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the chief rabbi questions whetherjeremy corbyn is fit to be prime minister, saying he has allowed anti—semitism to "poison" his party. the labour leader says the

parts of cornwall, the channel islands, wet weather, quite windy. one or two showers grazing parts of northern and eastern scotland. temperatures tomorrow between about 3—8d, a little milder down towards the south—west and into saturday evening and overnight, eventually we should lose that wet weather and it clears its way towards the south but they could be a lot of lying surface water on such a lot of lying surface water on such a lot of lying surface water on such a lot of lying surface water on saturated ground and into sunday we have lost that weather front from the south and onto the weather was looking dry and settled for most places on sunday and cold and frosty, possibly icy stretch is and still a few showers for parts of northern scotland with one or two across eastern coast of england but most across eastern coast of england but m ost pla ces across eastern coast of england but most places dry and in the sunshine so most places dry and in the sunshine $03 most places dry and in the sunshine so a lot colder than it has been but tha nkfully

south of that, along the south coast and channel islands, we can see some showers. anything it is going to pivot and what is going to happen is it is going to move a little bit further north and west words. there are two lines of rain, and that is telling you that some of the rain will be heavy. it is something certainly to watch out for, and of course it looks like it may well fall on the flooded areas. but if this rain syncs a little bit further south, then you won't have that issue. the rain will be further south. moving north, drierand brighter. the peppering of showers especially along the coastline. some of those wintry in the hills, and once again it is going to feel cold. thank you very much, carol. we will see once again it is going to feel cold. thank you very much, carol. we will see you a little bit later. and carol will be singing later, karaoke on the radio! don't remind her of it. she is going to be brilliant. royal mail workers voted overwhelmingly for strike action last month. today, we find out if the ballot was legal and if the walkout is still go

channel island foxes were near extinction and they could only be found off the coast of california and at one time only about 100 left. >> the recovery here, is this something that anybody could have predicted, the recovery, the success? >> i don't think so. not to this degree. not this quickly. not with so few disclaimers. it is unprecedented, it is unmitigated and it is the recovery of the -- the fastest recovery of the mammal in history. >> feral pigs were attracted nonnative golden eagles who hunted the foxes so they got rid of the pigs, the eagles went away and the foxes rebounded. >> i feel like you did a sports report. >>> kari it is nice out there this morning. i went out with any jacket but no thermals underneath which is a nice change. >> it wasn't cold. >> it was cold but we did start out cool because we have more humidity and more fog and it is still trying to recover right now as we get ready to head out for lunch. so we're going to see the temperatures right now in the mid-50s. look at santa rosa. still at 52 degrees. and livermore is at 63 where the skies are clearing so

in cloud should had pics of a need to be isles of scilly, devon, cornwall, the channel islands.eming fog will reformat with the midlands, east wales and into northern england. meanwhile, every a re na into northern england. meanwhile, every arena by south west england will start to pull away taking gusty winds with it. a breeze blowing across the southern half of uk and the fog not quite so extensive and frost not as sharp either. further north, clearer skies. 0ne frost not as sharp either. further north, clearerskies. one or frost not as sharp either. further north, clearerskies. 0ne ortwo skyscraping ester in scotland. to the east coast of england, another cold night. quite breezy, as i mentioned, particularly for the southern half of the uk. that will keep things mist up. the fog not quite so extensive but still a cold night. a touch of frost for morning but sharpest across northern england, northern ireland and scotla nd england, northern ireland and scotland were temperatures in places across rural scotland could get down to minus nine celsius again. into sunday we have got

the weekend for some of us, particularly into southern england, the isles of scilly, and to the channel islandsr station on the isle of wight, 109 mph, 83 mph at plymouth, 61 at guernsey. still quite blustery in the day ahead, but nowhere near as stormy saturday was. it is still low pressure in control. so fairly brisk winds still around some of the coasts of south—west england and in northern scotland, where saturday was quite windy as well. now, there is a bit of wet weather to be had too. this is how we start the day — a few fog patches where the winds are light, actually, through northern ireland and parts of north—west england, wales and the midlands, where you've had some clear spells overnight. but outbreaks of rain — well, a few and showers running through parts of eastern england to begin with. a lot of cloud in northern england with lots of us seeing a bit of rain for a time. and further outbreaks of rain though, the intensity easing across parts of northern and eastern scotland. another spell of rain running up through south—west england towards south wales later on. these are averag

strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islandsy at times, and we are still going to have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. 0ur wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wales, a little bit slower but we should see it brightening up for northern ireland and particularly across scotland with some sunshine knocking those temperatures down in that northerly wind. still some mild air across the south but only 11 or 12 deg

strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islands some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon, bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. our wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wales, a little bit slower but we should see it brightening up for northern ireland and particularly across scotland with some sunshine knocking those temperatures down in that northerly wind. still some mild air across the south but only 11 or 12 degrees. as we move into friday morning, the

strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islandsto have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. our wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wales, a little bit slower but we should see it brightening up for northern ireland and particularly across scotland with some sunshine knocking those temperatures down in that northerly wind, still some mild air across the south but only 11 or 12 degrees. as we move into friday mornin

a bit ofa channel islands in the early hours.igh pressure staying with us, drifting off into europe and that will allow weather fronts to push into the north—west but they will be weak, only affecting the extreme north—west. for the bulk of the country throughout the week, dry and settled and on the chilly side but certainly in comparison to the weather in november, pleased to say no significant heavy persistent rain. back to you. have a lovely weekend. thank you. when eric tucker, a builderfrom warrington, passed away last year, his family discovered more than 400 paintings and sketches he'd done in his spare time. they put them on display in his home and thousands of people queued to see them. drawing comparisons with ls lowry, his work has been hailed as an important discovery in british art. you can see some on the sofa with us this morning. now, his loved ones have fulfilled one of eric's final wishes — to have an exhibition in a gallery in his home town. we arejoined by an art we are joined by an art critic and his nephew.

clipping time, in the south—west, a weak weather frontjust clipping the isles of scilly and the channel islandsvening, the rain will continue to move out of cornwall, through the isles of scilly and into the channel isles. we keep the breeze, so that will prevent a frost or fog forming across southern england first thing on sunday, but elsewhere, with lighter winds and clear skies, temperatures are likely to fall away quite sharply yet again. we could see a frost across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. perhaps the fog not as dense because there will be more of a breeze. we start off on sunday with this high building on from west, keeping things largely fine and quiet. the weatherfront west, keeping things largely fine and quiet. the weather front that brought the rain in cornwall will bring heavy snow across the alps in the second half of the weekend. closer to home, a quiet start, any frost and fog lifting away and it will stay dry. sunshine coming through, a few scattered showers in the far north—west, but again, temperatures are likely to struggle, just below where they shoul

the weekend for some of us, particularly into southern england, the isles of scilly, and to the channel islandsweather station on the isle of wight, 109 mph, 83 mph at plymouth, 61 at guernsey. still quite blustery in the day ahead, but nowhere near as stormy saturday was. —— as saturday was. still low pressure and control. —— still low pressure in control. some brisk winds around the coast of south—west england and in northern scotland, where saturday was quite windy. there is a bit of wet weather to be had. we start the day with a few fog patches where the winds are light through northern ireland and parts of north—west england, wales and the midlands where you had clear spells overnight, but outbreaks of rain and showers running through parts of eastern england to begin with and lots of cloud in northern england with lots of us seeing rain for a time, and further outbreaks of rain. the intensity easing across parts of northern and eastern scotland. another spell of rain running up to south—west england towards south wales. these are average wind speed back. the winds will start to strengthen

conditions for a time across parts of southern england, south wales, the isles of scilly, the channel islands, 83 mph. 61 at guernsey. it's still going to be blustery for part two of the weekend for some others, but we are not looking at stormy conditions. quite brisk winds with this low pressure towards the coast of south—west england and indeed northern scotland was quite windy. this is how we start the day. the wind is light across northern ireland, north—west wales, the midlands where we have had clear spells of the night. but outbreaks of rain the show is running through parts of eastern england, and a lot of cloud in northern england with sum of seeing a bit of rain for a time, and further outbreaks of rain, the intensity easing across parts of northern and eastern scotland. another spell of rain running up through south—west england towards south wales later. these are average wind speeds. the winds were strengthened with this moving in with gusts of around a0 mph, similar to the far north of scotland. temperatures topping out at around io-ia temperatures topping out at around 10—1a ce

evening it looks like we will continue to see a bit of rain into the far south—west of england, the channel islandso high pressure. there is a subtle change in the wind direction on sunday, so after a cold and frosty start again, we will see showers moving around the north sea and getting blown into the thames estuary, so we will see some of them coming into the north of kent. across northern scotland, if anything, the showers could well come together later on in the day to give some wetter weather right towards the end of the afternoon. 0n into monday, a bit more in the way of cloud across northern areas, and rains coming across the far north of scotland. otherwise a dry, cold, frosty start to the day, a few fog patches around but plenty of sunshine for most of us. those temperatures still struggling, although notice it is turning milder across the far north—west of scotland. that really is a trend we see later on in the week and it does turn a little bit milderfrom the north and west as the week goes on. welcome to bbc news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories: the terror suspect shot dead on lo

evening it looks like we will continue to see a bit of rain into the far south—west of england, the channel islands sunday and then it's back to high pressure. there is a subtle change in the wind direction on sunday, so after a cold and frosty start again, we will see showers moving around the north sea and getting blown into the thames estuary, so we will see some of them coming into the north of kent. across northern scotland, if anything, the showers could well come together later on in the day to give some wetter weather right towards the end of the afternoon. on into monday, a bit more in the way of cloud in northern areas, and rains coming across the far north of scotland. otherwise a dry, cold, frosty start to the day, a few fog patches around but plenty of sunshine for most of us. those temperatures still struggling, although notice it is turning mild across the far north—west of scotland. that really is a trend we see later on in the week and it does turn a little bit milder in the north and west as the week goes on. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: the terror sus

like we will continue to see a bit of rain just skirting into the far south—west of england, the channel islandsthat moves out of the way for sunday and then it's back to the high pressure. there is a subtle change in the wind direction on sunday, so after a cold and frosty start again, with plenty of sunshine for most of us, we will see showers moving in around the north sea and getting blown into the thames estuary, so we will see some of them coming into the north of kent. across northern scotland, if anything, the showers could well clump together later on in the day to give some wetter weather right towards the end of the afternoon. on into monday, a bit more in the way of cloud across northern areas with some rain skirting across the far north of scotland. otherwise another dry, cold, frosty start to the day, a few fog patches around but plenty of sunshine for most of us. those temperatures still struggling for many — although notice it is turning milder across the far north—west of scotland. and that really is a trend we see later on in the week. it does turn a little bit milder from the

quite nasty weather for a time across southern england, south wales, the isles of scilly and the channel islandsnotched up a wind gust of 109 mph, more typical where these. some damage and disruption. the winds have eased this evening but not completely. quite blustery across parts of southern england and northern scotland. overnight, cloud and rain rain, heavy burst into eastern scotland but where winds are light, ireland, south—western scotland, wales and parts of the midlands, fog patches will develop in the morning. low pressure around tomorrow, but it will not be stormy. some will escape dry and get to see sunshine. in eastern scotland, the intensity of the rain will ease, outbreaks of rain in the east of england, showers leading to the east of england. for many in england and wales, dry and sunny weather around but more rain pushing up across south—west england to south wales through the afternoon. around the course we could be gusting a0 mph, may be more in the evening. the rain will push north through england and wales into sunday evening. something briefly drier midweek but it will not

more reins getting into cornwall, may be devon, perhaps coastal dorset for a time, certainly the channel islands its efforts on france, and we see the high pressure dominating things for us on sunday. now, there are some subtle changes. again we are looking at a cold and frosty start to the day. the winds have changed direction for a bit, more showers in the north of scotland, but those showers will come into the thames estuary and north kent coast as well. 0therwise, plenty of after a frosty start. temperatures 4— seven celsius, and we may well see the show is merging together late in the day across northern scotland. looking at the next few days, for most of us it stays on the chilly side but there is a trend for it to turn a bit mild as the week goes by from the north and west. that's your weather. good morning welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: the london bridge attack — passers by are praised for their bravery as its revealed the attacker is a convicted terrorist. two people, a man and a woman, were killed. police patrols have been stepped up ac

strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islandso have some wet weather across the far north of scotland. but mainly it's south—east scotland and north—east england that will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon, bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. our wind direction is going to change from that milder south—westerly to a much colder northerly wind, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it now across england and wales, a little bit slower but we should see it brightening up for northern ireland and particularly across scotland with some sunshine knocking those temperatures down in that northerly wind. still some mild air across the south but only 11 or 12 degrees. as we move into friday mornin

strengthens the wind, and we will see gales pushing through the english channel coastal areas into the channel islandst in north—east england we will see the rain turning heavier and more persistent as we head into the afternoon bringing the threat of more localised flooding. temperatures widely in double figures. as we head into thursday, we start to see some changes because the low pressure is going to take a lot of that rain away into the near continent. al wind direction is going to change for that mild south—westerly, and that will drag down the cold air across the whole of the country. we have still got some rain to clear away on thursday and there is more of it no across england and wales, a little bit slower but we should be at brightening up for northern ireland and particularly across scotland with some sunshine knocking those temperatures down in that northerly wind, still some mild air across the south but only 11 or 12 degrees as we move into friday morning, there may well be a frosty run, perhaps all the way down toward the midlands as well. that's a significant change copy we are also l

and more breeze and still a few showery bursts of rain which will head southwards towards the channel islandss, parts of wales and the situation is more complicated in east anglia with more cloud, maybe one or two showers, with some showers for northern ireland, most of them in the far north of scotland, in the breeze, but in the northern half of the uk, another widespread frost, could be —9 in rural scotland, further south, the frost is more marginal, there is a bit more cloud around, some mist and fog and a breeze, too. that breeze though should help lift the mist and fog more quickly on sunday, push a way back clout, sunshine far and wide, but a few showers continuing in the north and north—east of scotland, grazing some of those north sea coast. we have a noticeable breeze for the southern half of the uk and these are the temperatures we are looking at for the first day of december. similar to what we had today, not quite as mild perhaps in the south west, but at least it will be more sunshine. as we head into the beginning of next week, well we still have high pressure around, still cold

mcleod and my prai5e until a future repress of rain which will head southwards towards the channel islandshat missed and bulk for the midlands and pa rt5 of wales. missed and bulk for the midlands and parts of wales. more complicated in east anglia with more cloud and one or two 5howers. showers for northern ireland and most of them in the dark north scotland in a brazen stop for the northern half of the uk, another widespread fro5t. it could be —9 in rural scotland and further south this frost i5 rural scotland and further south this frost is more marginal, because there's a better mcleod and mr and bob. that breeze should have left the mist and fog correctly and sunday, pressure that's clad. some back and white, but if you 5tab it in the north and north—east of scotland. more of a noticeable breeze for the southern have the uk and this is the temperatures for the first day of december. similar to what we had today, not quite as mild perhap5 what we had today, not quite as mild perhaps in the south—west, but at lea5t perhaps in the south—west, but at least there will be more 5un5hine. a5

one of those is bringing rain to parts of cornwall, down towards the channel islands, and that will pushthern england and for eastern scotland. quite breezy for northern scotland, breezy in the south—west too. sunny skies elsewhere. temperatures of 10-15dc, skies elsewhere. temperatures of 10—15dc, reasonably mild for the time of year. quite pleasant in the sunshine. this evening, showers in the south—west push north across england and wales. some of them heavy, the odd thunderstorm mixed in. the rain becoming more persistent across eastern scotland tonight. it will be frost free with all the cloud and breeze around. low pressure with us through the day on monday, but not as many isobars on the map as yesterday. quite breezy for northern and eastern scotland, persistent rain and there could be flooding issues for eastern scotland, where there has been quite a bit of rain over the past few deals. for the cell, sunny spells and showers, most of them poor southern and south—west england. temperatures of 10—13dc, a touch down on this afternoon. 0n temperatures of 10—13dc, a touch down on thi

through the day, but we will see rain returned to parts of south—west wales, devon, cornwall, channel islandsrough the day. another cold frosty clear night through wednesday night, but further south rain across southern parts of wales, devon and cornwall, other southern counties. could be heavy at times to take centre thursday. watch what happens with rain, pivoting around, south and north, the pivot point will see the biggest rainfall totals, and again evident wintriness ever higher ground, but the rainfall gives us greatest concern, leading to further flooding, could gives us greatest concern, leading to furtherflooding, could edge back into pa rt of to furtherflooding, could edge back into part of yorkshire and ligature. showers in the south—east, far north of english, scotland and northern ireland other than isolated showers toa dry ireland other than isolated showers to a dry and sunny but cold. thursday night, when the front fizzling out across england and wales, low pressure close by, further rain, not as heavy or persistent as lately, but if you are talking, flood warnings are on the

conditions for a time across parts of southern england, south wales, the isles of scilly, the channel islandsainly some very angry seas and view here. is certainly some very angry seas on view here. in terms of wind gusts, very exposed weather station on the isle of wight, 109 mph. plymouth, 83 mph. 61 at guernsey. dover, nearly 70 mph winds. it's still going to be blustery for part two of the weekend for some of us, but we are not looking at stormy conditions. quite brisk winds with this low pressure towards the coast of south—west england and indeed northern scotland was quite windy. this is how we start the day. the wind is light across northern ireland, north—west wales, but outbreaks of rain the show is running through parts of eastern england, and a lot of cloud in northern england with sum rain to northern ireland and potentially heavier burst in towards eastern scotland as well. temperatures not going down too far overnight. this says everything for monday. low pressure is in charge and whilst this is not going to be a wash—out everywhere, wet weather to be had for some. in the form o

we will see a rush of heavier showers push ing into the south, and the south—west towards the channel islands end of the week. low pressure is going to be always nearby into the weekend and indeed into next week, we can see this weather front spread northwards into the weekend, and a new low pressure pushes into western areas on sunday and into the following week, so that will bring more unsettled conditions to our shores. fairly tightly—packed isoba rs, you'll notice, quite windy but look at the orange colours, indicating it is going to be mild or even milder in fact. as we head into the weekend to next week we could be looking at temperatures 12—13 degrees into the south, you'll also notice that will be quite unsettled, windy, and wet at times. this is the business briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. we take a look at the amazon's deforestation, as brazil's environment minister is set to meet business and local leaders later today. and the national carrier of fiji looks to a greener future, as the country faces the threat of rising sea levels. and on the markets. they are down, due to fears th

evening, that rain will continue to move out of cornwall, through the isles of scilly and into the channel islandsrst thing on sunday, but elsewhere, with lighter winds and clear skies, those temperatures are likely to fall away sharply yet again. we could see a frost across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, perhaps the fog not as dense because it will be more breezy. we start off on sunday with this high—pressure building in from the west, keeping things largely fine and quiet. the weather front that brought the rain in cornwall will bring some heavy snow across the alps in the second half of the weekend. closer to home, a quiet start, any frost and fog lifting away, and it will stay dry with some sunshine coming through. a few scattered showers into the far north—west, but again, the temperatures are likely to struggle, just below where they should be the time of year, 3—8dc at the very best. as we go through the week, the first week of december, it looks as though high pressure is set to stay with us. it will drift slowly south, and towards the end of the week that may allow the

the isles of scilly, devon,,, the bringing more cloud into the isles of scilly, devon, ,, the channel islandsk, through the ceiling on overnight, fog will reform through the midlands, east wales and into northern england. meanwhile our area of rain will start to pull away, taking the gusty winds with it, but still quite a breeze blowing across the southern part of the uk, frost not as sharp, either. further north, one or two showers clipping northern and eastern parts of scotland, and another cold night, quite breezy as i mentioned, particularly for the southern half of the uk, so that will tend to keep things mixed up. it is still a cold night, a touch of frost for many, sharpest across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, where temperatures in places across northern scotland could get down to minus nine celsius again. this area pressure building from the south, building across much of the uk, and the fog should lift more readily thanks to the breeze, and for many of us it is a dry, bright day, good spells of sunshine, but still on the cold side. we are looking at 3—9dc tomorrow.

cloud, more breeze and still a few showery bursts of rain which will head southwards towards the channel islands fog for the midlands and parts of wales. the situation is more complicated in east anglia with more cloud and one or two showers. one or two showers for northern ireland, most of them in the far north of scotland in that breeze, but for the northern half of the uk, another widespread frost, could be —9 in rural scotland. further south, the frost is more marginal, because there is a bit more cloud around, mist and fog and the breeze, too. that breeze, though, should help lift the mist and fog more quickly on sunday. push awat that cloud, sunshine far and wide, but a few showers continuing in the north—east of scotland and grazing some of those north sea coast. a more noticeable breeze for the southern half of the uk and these are the temperatures we are looking at for the first day of december. similar to what we had today. not quite as mild perhaps in the south west, but at least it will be more sunshine. as we head into the beginning of next week, well, we have still got high pressur

weather through the english channel, again toward those southern coast of england through the channel islandster across the north—east, windy, patchy rain for the far north of scotland. a mild day, temperatures widely in double figures once again. we start to see a few changes by the time we get into thursday, because our area of low pressure runs away into the neck —— near continent, it's going to change into something a bit colder, northerly wind that will push down the colder air across the whole of the country, could bring some patchy frost even by friday morning. thursday we still have some cloud and rain to clear away particularly from england and wales it will get brighter but colder from the north, it should be dry, brighter, with some sunshine at long last on friday, but it will feel colder everywhere. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. open sesame! alibaba shares jump in their blockbuster hong kong debut. and how not to have a rubbish christmas — is it possible to do away with unnecessary packaging over the festive season? and financial markets are riding the wave of

south in the uk, especially into the aisles of psylliu m especially into the aisles of psyllium channels island what weather sitting through parts of england and wales, and potentially areas seeing the worst of the flooding at the moment. flood warnings and weather warnings, details at our website, keep across the forecast this week if you're worried about rain. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. british steel is set to announce a $90 million rescue from a chinese company that could save up to 4,000 jobs in the uk. up in smoke. 0nce hailed as the healthier alternative to cigarettes, vaping products are facing a backlash around the globe after their safety has been challenged. and markets in asia are under pressure with the hang seng seeing heavy losses as tensions escalate in hong kong — also the main markets in shanghai are under pressure with demand

, thenit the day for the channel islands, then it stalls across central southern england so thisoss higher ground over the midlands, north—west england, another chilly day for many and breezy as well, towards the south—west. through this evening and tonight further rain to come across southern england and south wales. it will tend to drift away south through the night. some showers were north seacoast but generally the northern half of the uk will have clear skies overhead. another cold night, maybe down to —4 also across parts of scotland. welded down to the south because here tomorrow morning we will have the cloud, the showery rain to content with. it will clear fairly quickly and actually thought remembrance sunday it is not looking bad at all, most places fine with plentiful sunshine, one or two showers peppering northern scotland and north seacoast, extra cloud into northern ireland later in the day. stays chilly, 7—10, chile and unsettled through the week ahead but as far as the weekend, rain for some of us, hopefully not too much for those places so badly affected by the

stormy conditions across some parts of the uk today their southern england, south wales and the channel islandswinds are continuing to ease, so still very blustery out there this evening towards the coast of southeast england through the bristol channel. also been very windy in northern scotland. blustery, just not as windy. some areas of wet weather around, still raining through parts of eastern scotla nd raining through parts of eastern scotland into tomorrow morning. overnight temperatures at around 5-9dc. overnight temperatures at around 5—9dc. low pressure still in control but part two of the weekend is just not as nasty as it was during saturday. some rain still to be had tomorrow through eastern scotland and northern england. a few showers elsewhere with the spell of rain going up to the northeast of england. when starting to freshen up a bit again, could see gusts of up to 40 a bit again, could see gusts of up to a0 mph, maybe a0 mph on the coast of scotla nd to a0 mph, maybe a0 mph on the coast of scotland as well. still largely drive through the day and they get to see a bit of sunshi

pressure has brought some rain, bringing more cloud into the isles of scilly, devon, cornwall, the channel islandsgh the ceiling on overnight, fog will reform through the midlands, east wales and into northern england. meanwhile our area of rain will start to pull away, taking the gusty winds with it, but still quite a breeze blowing across the southern part of the uk, frost not as sharp, either. further north, one or two showers clipping northern and eastern parts of scotland, and another cold night, quite breezy as i mentioned, particularly for the southern half of the uk, so that will tend to keep things mixed up. it is still a cold night, a touch of frost for many, sharpest across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, where temperatures in places across rural scotland could get down to minus nine celsius again. this area pressure building from the west, building across much of the uk, and the fog should lift more readily thanks to the breeze, and for many of us it is a dry, bright day, good spells of sunshine, but still on the cold side. we are looking at 3—9dc tomorrow. as we go in