very cute showers this afternoon in east anglia. they are merging to give a speu anglia.y are merging to give a spell of rain in north wales and north—west england. a way from northern ireland there are a few sunny spells, turning wetter and western scotland, not that much rain reaching northern and eastern scotland. lewinsky are not as strong as the rest of the uk. a time in northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southern scotland and northern england, the winds will pick up on the southern flank of storm brian as it moves out into the north sea. bands of wet weather moving around it, wet at times tonight, a lot of rain feeding into north—west england and into sunday morning. 8—11d. a wet start for some of this in north wales, a bit of rain may move into the midlands and east anglia through the morning, but the trend through the

as become south into wales and southern england and the midlands, east anglia, down towards kent, there are some brighter breaks expected through the course of the morning. variable amounts of cloud. through the course of the day, we hang on to this rain. breezy in the northern half of the country. showers coming across parts of northern england and across parts of northern england and a few into wales, the midlands and east anglia but there are showers at the many of us we will miss them all together. some brighter conditions. we could reach that in the short of the pennines. heading on through the evening and if you are out trick—or—treating it will still be mild. there is still rain across the north and as we go through tonight you will find that we hang onto that

one or two spot the east anglia.s in the lowlands of scotland. 0ther drabs in the lowlands of scotland. other than that it is mostly dry and there is the possibility of a touch of grass frost in scotland first thing in the morning after a relatively clear night here in the far north. still a stubborn bit of cloud and rain across the lowlands but the heavy rain in the morning will be across parts of the midlands and the south, and through the course of the morning there will be a lot of mild air drawn up from the south. morning temperatures in brighton around 15 celsius despite the overcast and damp skies. so a grey day across the south, with rain on and off at times. that could be heavy around the east midlands, in the lincolnshire as well and there will be some rain around in london as well. temperatures still will get up as well. temperatures still will get up to the high teens, so quite muqqy' up to the high teens, so quite muggy, drizzly, cloudy feel to things with a bit of brightness from time to time. there is

the further south, north wales, the midlands and east anglia. these showers in northern parts of scotla nd showers in northern parts of scotland and outbreaks of raining cornwall, part of devon keeping a lot of cloud and in northern ireland. some breaks in the cloud, jodie brett into the night some of these will fill in. i don't think any these will fill in. i don't think a ny clear these will fill in. i don't think any clear spells will necessarily last too long. overnight temperatures around 10—12, so even with any clear spells, not going to be particular cult. part two of the week and now, a few showers in northern scotland, patchy rain in northern ireland for a time, showers feeding into wales, north—west england and the midlands and maybe some light rain in the far south—west. elsewhere looking a bit drier and brighter, lighter winds and feeling a bit warmer. hello — this is bbc news. the headlines at 1:30pm: the foreign secretary, boris johnson, has joined other senior conservatives in urging tory mps to back theresa may, insisting the pub

a lot of cloud in east anglia into the midlands, the south of wales and england, quite misty and murkyhese various zones of whether will only very slowly moved north as we go through the day. northern scotland probably holding the sunshine all day long. wind not very strong and temperatures around 11—17 but an increasingly humid feel across the south. thursday starting with a lot of cloud, some outbreaks of showers in eastern areas, some wet weather pushing in from the west. the wind starting to strengthen, you may see gales in some exposed spots later, temperatures 13—18. friday, that area of rain will be pushed through and the wind as well and things are going to brighten up for a time but in the south—west, potentially our next troublesome area of weather. we're going to step things up a gear as we go into the weekend, this potentially deep area of low pressure sliding into the southern areas. uncertainty about the details but there is a risk of severe gales. this is beyond one hundred days, with me katty kay in washington — christian fraser's in london. our top stories. president t

someone the way for london, birmingham into east anglia in lincolnshire.ight weather as well. 0verall, country will have bright weather as well. overall, a mixed bag across the uk. the temperature is 13 in the north, 17 in the south, towards the end of the week the weather will be more unsettled and the wind will start increasing. thursday and friday will have strong wind on the way and the weekend potentially could be quite stormy. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: it's power politics chinese style as the country's president unveils his vision for the future. we'll have the latest live from beijing. translation: it is time for us to ta ke translation: it is time for us to take the centrestage in the world and to make greater contribution for the humankind. celebrations as islamic state fighters are forced out of raqqa, the syrian city isis called its capital. the son of a maltese journalist killed in a car bomb attack blames a culture of impunity for his mother's death. and we have a speci

not a bad start for the midlands, east anglia and the south—east of england, some sunny breaks.e cloud than today. those cloudy conditions will extend across all areas exposed to this westerly breeze. it will be breezy everywhere, particularly for the hills of northern england and south—eastern scotland, and to the east of high ground, the winds will be quite gusty. the best of any sunshine will be in eastern and south eastern areas. always the risk of some patchy rain to the far north—west. temperatures on the face of ita north—west. temperatures on the face of it a little bit milder. but that will not last. by the time we get to sunday we've got cold air from the arctic which will be making its presence felt especially in northern and eastern areas. some showers coming to northern and eastern coasts, some of them wintry in the far north. things should be brightening up in the south—west, but look at that, just 9 degrees in aberdeen. and a quick reminder, the clocks go back an hour during saturday night. that is it from us. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc news teams where you are

so a blustery night, but a and east anglia. so a blustery night, buta milder one. and east anglia.there could be travel disruption due to the strength of the winds tomorrow morning. behind the wind and rain, there will be styles of sunshine, but the brisk north—westerly wind may feed in a shower and it will feel quite cool. a chilly start of the day on friday, because the winds eased down and we will have clearer skies. for much of the country on friday, we end the week with spells of sunshine. it will cloud over ahead of a weather front on saturday. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: theresa may has promised to fix britain's housing crisis in her closing speech at the conservative party conference. the prime minister promised to invest an extra £2 billion to fund new council houses and announced plans to cap energy prices. police in las vegas say they're no closer to finding a motive behind sunday night's attack on a concert which left 58 dead and hundreds injured. the girlfriend of the gunman, marilou danley, has returned to the united states and is being questioned by the f

also scotland and northern ireland, some showers here and east anglia and the south—east from the stayingweather will be, 13 01’ mildest of the weather will be, 13 or 14 degrees, just about sub ten across scotland. here is the morning rush hour, a little drizzle and low crowd across —— cloud across dorset. maybe a bit of cloud across the south and east midlands and north woods, dry weather and in the western isles of scotland, we have some showers, so western isles of scotland, we have some showers, so a western isles of scotland, we have some showers, so a bit fresher here, temperatures close to nine or 10 degrees. so what is going to happen tomorrow, this weather front with all of the low—grade cloud and drizzle thrown in starts to fall apartand drizzle thrown in starts to fall apart and most of the cloud shifts a little bit further southwards, so the vast majority of the uk on wednesday will have a fine, bright if not sunny day, lovely weather across the midlands and northern england. the far south hanging on to the cloud. thursday looks like the weather front will shift back a bit fur

showers into east anglia this afternoon. a spell of rain in north wales, north—west england.t scotland. —— showers. the winds not as strong as they are across the uk. for tonight, in northern england, northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southern scotland is an winds will pick up. still with bands wet weather circulating around, it is wet at times overnight. not necessarily all the time. still a lot of rain fitting into north—west england. even into sunday morning. a wet start for some. south west got scotland, north—west wales, moving to the midlands into east anglia as we go through the morning. the trend will be for things to turn a bit drier, bit brighter. although still a blustery day, the winds will ease. it will feel cooler. on monday, lighter winds. another weather system taking some outbreaks of rain from west to east. southern parts of the uk turning milder. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. it has been confirmed that the national government will take control of the previously autonomous region of catalonia, just three weeks

. 0n scotland and down into east anglia.and and northern england. stormy on sunday across many western and central parts of europe. are huge area of low pressure sending cold wind from the north. were underneath a high pressure so a big contrast between east and west. the wind will fall light on sunday into monday. the sky will clear and we are in free chilly one. temperatures in towns and cities on monday morning will be around three degrees across the northern half of the uk, a little less cold in the south. certainly, outside of town, cold enough for a touch of frost. it is expected to be the coldest night of the year so far. sunday night into monday. and then by tuesday the temperatures should start recovering again. this is bbc news. the main headlines: the spanish prime minister says the government has begun taking measures in response to catalonia's declaration of independence. they include sacking the catalan government and police chief and also the dissolution of the catalan parliament. spain's senate earlier voted

the best of the dry and bright weather will be across the midlands, east anglia, southern counties ofte spooky for those trick or treat is. there will be some rain across the north—west of the country. that continues through the knife across western scotland. it will be a mild kind of night. here is the forecast for wednesday. this band of rain is going to move nowhere fast in scotla nd going to move nowhere fast in scotland with those rainfall totals building in the hills. there should be some sunny spells across the southern half of wales, southern counties of england, the midlands and east anglia. quite mild, tebbutt is 1415 degrees in the south. some fussy call—up to share in the north—west of scotland. by thursday, there will be a lump of cloud drifting southwards, maybe you'd be dampfora time. drifting southwards, maybe you'd be damp for a time. right skies for central and eastern scotland across parts of northern england, maybe for northern ireland as well. we have the cool air heading in as well. friday is quite dark quiet weather day. to start off the weekend, heavy rain foll

a bit of rain moving on through the midlands and east anglia as we go on through the morning, the trendnd better. although still a blustery day the winds will use. from the west and north—west, it will feel a bit cooler. 0n north—west, it will feel a bit cooler. on monday, lighterwinds, another weather system taking some outbreaks of rain from west to east during the day, southern parts of the uk turning a bit milder. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm jane hill. this week we discuss spain's constitutional crisis in catalonia. the continuing brexit negotiations. has there been perhaps some movement this week? and, with one of the leading middle east analysts around our table, could we be witnessing the beginning of the end of the war in syria? my guests are the times columnist david aaronovitch. the north american writer and broadcaster, jeffrey kofman mina al—0raibi, the new editor—in—chief of abu dhabi's the national. and from spain's la razon, celia maza de pablo. a warm welcome to all of you. let's start in spain. spain is in the midst of a huge constitutional crisis. as we g

the odd shower maybe getting into east anglia.tures a couple of notches down on where they have been. a little bit of a change during friday night, thing clouding over from the north—west. during friday night, thing clouding overfrom the north—west. that during friday night, thing clouding over from the north—west. that will continue into saturday. generally a lot more cloud around. quite a breezy day. temperatures up slightly but that is only temporary. after that we have the northerly wind which will bring these increasingly chilly conditions. that could even be some wintry showers across the northern isles, and even further south, by the time we get to monday. be warned, something a little bit colder is on the way. that's all from the bbc news at one. he's 33 now and the working side to his life has settled into a rhythm. now the latest from the bbc sports centre with catherine downes. england's women are facing an uphill struggle to win the ashes. the latest defeat by 75 runs came early today at cross harbour in new south wale

the best sunshine in the midlands, east anglia and southeast england into the afternoon. temperatures around 12 degrees. into tonight, showers fading, dry and clearfor a time. there is longest in eastern scotland and northeast england. rain coming back to northern ireland, edging into western scotland and western england. milder air into western scotland and western england. milderair coming into western scotland and western england. milder air coming with this system which will take rain eased across the uk tomorrow. even into the afternoon, still close to southern and eastern parts of england, elsewhere, brighter skies coming back and feeling warmer. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government's considering ways of making buying and selling houses faster and less stressful in england and wales. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, has warned that unless the government makes changes to the eu withdrawal bill, labour will side with conservative rebels to try to inflict a defeat parts of britain have been hit by storm brian with violent winds and rough

the morning across most of yorkshire, and then back into that weather front across the midlands, east angliaeast. now, through the course of the morning, into the afternoon, what is going to happen with this weather front is it'll move a little bit further northwards. but it is also going to introduce some very muggy air, so it is not going to feel particular cold across the south. it is going to be sort of that damp, muggy, grey sort of feeling, with on—and—off light rain or drizzle. you can see those temperatures, despite the cloud and the rain, getting up to 17 in london. but then the other side of this weather front here, further north, it is a lot fresher. it is only 13 degrees. here is a look at thursday. you can see it is relatively quiet, but cloudy, with a few spots of rain in eastern areas, but this weather front of low pressure moving in. and that is going to introduce some wet and windy weather to some of these south—western and western areas during the course of thursday evening. and then, on friday, that weather front and the low pressure is moving northwards across the uk. qui

rain and strong winds for wales, midlands and east anglia. a milder night than the one just gone.ry to the early hours. that could bring some branches down and perhaps some disruption to travel. something we are keeping an eye on. blustery started thursday for central and southern england and that rain will clear south and then behind it and the sunshine although will be a few showers feeding across on that both north—westerly wind. and the strength of the wind will make it feel cool even though the thermometer may read 1a—17. through tomorrow evening and overnight those winds slowly ease and thermos of the country it will be fairly clear skies which means through the early hours of friday morning rules spots could see a touch of frost. ed joyce. wherever you are and for much of friday there is a fine day. a bit of friday there is a fine day. a bit of cloud creeping through the west as the day wears on. it'll connect to this weather front which will publicly across the country on saturday. that'll bring some pics of rain. for many parts of the country. not raining all the time so

a blustery end to the strength of the wind, particularly through wales, the midlands and east anglia.der night, between eight and 12 degrees. the strength of the winds overnight give us some the strength of the winds overnight give us some cause the strength of the winds overnight give us some cause for concern in the central swathe of england, gusty in places, enough to bring branches down from trees, could cause travel disruption tomorrow. the wind and rain it clearfrom disruption tomorrow. the wind and rain it clear from the south coast and behind ita rain it clear from the south coast and behind it a lot of sunshine. there will still be showers blowing through on that brisk north—westerly wind, mastery, the thermometer might read between 13 and 70 degrees but it will feel cooler. the winds ease through tomorrow evening and overnight and for much of the country, the skies will be fairly clear and country, the skies will be fairly clearand in rural country, the skies will be fairly clear and in rural spots, there could be a touch of frost first thing on friday morning. a chilly star

maybe an odd isolated shower for east anglia and the south—east.kly in the morning so what we are left with is some bright weather across southern areas. these south—westerly winds bringing in mild conditions but we could potentially see a spell of rain for a time during the afternoon affecting parts of wales and then moving on into parts of north—west england. always the wettest weather will be actually across western scotland. it should stay dry for most of the day across much of the midlands, southern england and the far south of wales. temperatures up to 14 degrees or so. a spooky night coming up for trick and treaters. bits of rain across the north—west and quite wet for western scotland as well. clearer spells further south. temperature—wise overnight, we are looking at lows between 8 and 11 degrees celsius. this weather front is going to become very slow moving across western scotland with the rain building up in those western hills as we go on through the day on wednesday. that weather front really moves nowhere fast. for most of the uk, ag

perhaps the odd heavy burst through the midlands towards east anglia.d. some zones of clear weather — northern ireland, northern england, fog here. far northern england, fog here. far north of scotland as well. where the skies remain clear, it will be a chilly start to wednesday. some brightness for the far north of scotland, more cloud for the likes of edinburgh and glasgow. slightly milder start as a result. a few fog patches early on for northern ireland. but things brightening up quickly and a fine start across northern england. again, on the cool side. eight or nine degrees at 8am. a lot of cloud, though, through east anglia into the midlands, the southern half of wales, southern england as well. quite misty and murky for some hills and coasts and outbreaks of rain. these various zones outbreaks of rain. these various zones of weather, this cloudy zone in the south, this brighter zone further north, will only very, very slowly edge northwards as we go through the day. northern scotland probably holding on to the best of the sunshine all day long. w

the warmest air confined to east anglia and the south—east.ngland. on wednesday, the midlands into northern england, southeasterly winds, the heaviest of the rain in the east of the pennines. part of eastern scotland as well. western areas, dry and bright. still feeling cool away from southern counties where it will be pleasant. overall this week, a stormy start to the week. things turn quieter but stronger winds as well. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and naga munchetty. warnings of major disruption across northern ireland and the republic as storm ophelia is expected to bring hurricane—force winds. all schools both north and south of the border are closed. the irish army has sent troops to areas likely to be worst affected. wanna is expected to arrive in northern ireland this afternoon and in the republic people are being told to stay indoors all day. the met office has an amber warning out for northern ireland, expecting gust of wind at 80 mph, especially in exposure, but areas adjacent to the irish sea and western scotland, of 7

hazy sunshine in east anglia and the south—east and we still have some rain.ay bring some rain towards cornwall, devon and the west country. that will push northwards. some of us mid—week will have some rain, from wales to northern england, the east coast to the north—west. to the south, maybe just a couple of showers. i think on balance, be prepared for a wettish day in the north of the country on wednesday. still mild in the south mid—week. 18 degrees in london. fresher there in the north of the country. the summery, stormy start first thing on tuesday and then quieter mid—week, and then it could turn stormy again. a reminder of some of those spectacular orange skies we have seen across the uk thanks to hurricane ophelia drawing up some smoke particles from spain and portugal, from the wildfires there. also, we've had some saharan dust in the atmosphere as well. here's a picture of the bbc as well, earlier on. bye— bye. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. a drop in house prices in large parts of england and wales over the last ten y

the warmest air confined to east anglia and the south—east. into northern england, southeasterly winds, the heaviest of the rain in the east of the pennines. part of eastern scotland as well. western areas, dry and bright. still feeling cool away from southern counties where it will be pleasant. quite a wet day here. overall this week, a stormy start to the week. things turn quieter but stronger winds as well. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is ben bland. our top stories: austria elects the world's youngest leader. but will 31—year—old sebastian kurz forge a coalition with the far—right? somalia's deadliest attack in a decade: saturday's massive bomb blast in the capital is known to have killed at least 230 people. warning of "potential danger to life" as hurricane ophelia barrels across the atlantic towards the british isles. and — more claims of sexual assault against hollywood kingpin harvey weinstein. police in britain investigate allegations by three women.

quite a bit of cloud i think although perhaps a dry start for east anglia and the south east but givetty quickly. marty is well across the hills, a lot of low cloud first thing. northern ireland does break in nicely through the morning and by the time you get to the afternoon you will start to see brighter skies quickly sweeping across scotland and northern england, wales and the midlands. southern and eastern counties could be stuck with more persistent cloud through the second half of the day but it should be mild, up to 17 degrees in the south—east, good deal more mild than it was to finish the weekend. overnight monday into tuesday, low pressure swirling in the atlantic, more fronts coming tuesday daytime, cloud and rain across england and wales, heavier rain for wales in the north—east of england for time, register on tuesday, northern scotla nd register on tuesday, northern scotland with a few showers. drier weather to the south, gloomy conditions but without the temperatures, 18 in london. mild air to the size of this front, it will try to battle its way north to read the middl

possibly an isolated shower for east anglia and the south—east.ith is bright weather across southern areas. the south—westerly winds bringing in mild conditions but we could potentially see a spell of rain for a time during the afternoon affecting parts of wales and then moving on into parts of north—west england. always the wettest weather will be actually across western scotland. it should stay dry for most of the day across much of the midlands, southern england and the far south of wales. temperatures reaching 1a degrees also. spooky night coming up for trick and treaters. bits of rain across the north—west and quite wet for western scotland as well. clearer spells further south. temperature—wise overnight we are looking at lows between eight and 11 celsius. this weather front is going to become very slow moving across western scotland with the rain building up in those western hills as we go on through the day on wednesday. that weather front moves nowhere fast. for most of the uk, mild south, south—westerly winds coming in across the country

fine for east anglia and the south—east, some sunny spells but not as much sunshine as we had today. anywhere exposed to this westerly wind. they turn gusty in eastern scotland. north—east england. 50 miles an hour in places. and with the odd spot of drizzle, the best brightness in the east and south—east, temperatures of 16 degrees, a milderfeel to the weather given that it is late 0ctober. 0n weather given that it is late 0ctober. on saturday night, westerly winds for some time, a lot of cloud, mist, murk and drizzle but then quite a big change because as we move out of saturday and into sunday, we see colder air diving down from the arctic, particularly affecting northern and eastern areas. the wind will accentuate the chilly feel. bringing some showers to north—east scotland, england, and over the higher ground in the far north, they could be wintry. further south and west, temperatures and bad. nine in aberdeen, 11 in manchester but 15 in plymouth which will not feel too bad. plenty going on with the weather this weekend and the other thing that happens is the clocks go back sat

east anglia and the south—east staying dry, but even here we will see some rain pushed into the eveningty for some, to start thursday, but the state looking like the brightest day. a bit of rain in the brightest day. a bit of rain in the north—west highlands and islands of scotla nd the north—west highlands and islands of scotland but most will have a dry day with sunny spells and temperatures around 13 to 17. we have been seeing wildfires in california. i want to show you this satellite picture. this was taken through the night across california. you will notice the bright colours. these show up the towns and cities. this one is san francisco. to put in perspective, these blobs are wildfires burning. huge, huge showers in california at the moment. weather conditions haven't been great, of course, and there is a little bit of welcome news on the way for those in california. they will still be burning, but the winds, instead of being those dry easterlies which have been fanning the fires, the winds are going to more westerly and north—westerly direction is under temperatures dropping. th

a few showers in east anglia and the south—east. predominantly dry in the working day.west england and north west wales at sea the wettest weather on friday. the ground already soggy. blustery conditions across the board, but further south east trier and brighter and if you get any breaks in the cloud it will feel pleasant. you need breaks in the cloud but when you get them in england and wales, temperatures as high as 23. a bit cooler for scotla nd high as 23. a bit cooler for scotland and northern ireland, some rain at times but even here there will be some dry moments to enjoy as well. that is how it is looking. doesn‘t look bad at all, thank i‘m just concentrating on the 23. it‘s been a difficult week for the cosmetics company dove, which has had to apologise for an advert that was branded by many on social media as "racist". one of the models featured in that ad is lola ogunyemi. shejoins us now. good morning. lovely to have you on the programme. would you explain to anyone who sees that advertisement, what we saw was a very short clip, what we saw was a very short

weather front continues to meander its way steadily northwards, van der ploeg through wales and into east angliaar wells, few breaks if we are lucky, 8-10 the wells, few breaks if we are lucky, 8—10 the high. thursday will be the last day of that significant warmth. we are going to start to see a change. we will have the weather front weakening 0ppenheim pressure building as we go into friday, so a good deal of dry weather, a chilly start and a noticeably chillier filter things but once we have that out of the way, saturday again will bea out of the way, saturday again will be a quiet day, a little more cloud around and then a noticeable change to the story as we move into sunday. that is because the high pressure we re that is because the high pressure were squeezed out of the way into the west, a significant low into scandinavia will introduce these strong, gusty winds from the north and it will feel really quite cold in comparison to what we have seen this week and the favoured spots that, across the far north and north sea facing coast. sheltered part of the south and west seeing 14 degrees

quite a bit of cloud although a dry start to east anglia and the south—east.ain move through quickly. the murky across the hills first thing with low cloud. northern ireland brightens nicely through the morning and by the time we get to the afternoon, you see brighter skies sweeping across scotland into northern england, wales and the midlands. southern and eastern counties, however, could be stuck with persistent cloud through the second half of the day but it should be mild, reaching 17 degrees in the south east. good deal milder than it was to finish the weekend. 0vernight monday into tuesday, low pressure still swirling away in the atlantic, throwing bits and pieces of fronts our way. a lot of cloud and rain across england and wales, heavier rain for wales and the north—west of england for a time. brightest on tuesday to northern scotland, albeit with showers. to the south, some drier weather but gloomy conditions, 18 in london. milder air to the south of this waving front. it will try and battle its way north throughout the middle part of this week. to th

just a few sprinkles, a few showers there across the north—east of scotland, maybe down into east anglialovely day. cooler, temperatures only into single figures across scotland and northern england. pretty stormy on sunday across many western and central parts of europe, a huge area of low pressure sending strong cold winds from the north. we're underneath the high pressure so big contrast between the east and the west. the winds will fall light sunday night into monday. the skies will clear and we're in for a chilly one. the temperatures in towns and cities monday morning will probably be around three degrees across the northern half of the uk, a little bit less cold in the south. but certainly outside of town, cold enough for a touch of frost. it's expected to be the coldest night of the autumn so far, so sunday night into monday. and then by tuesday, the temperatures should start recovering again. this is bbc news. i'm gavin grey. our top stories: spain imposes direct rule on catalonia, hours after its politicians vote for independence. the prime minister, mariano rajoy, sacks the ca

low cloud across wales, the midlands and east anglia. much wind at the moment. it might brighten up across southern counties of england. we have the sunnier skies in scotland away from the northern showers. sunshine for northern ireland but in the northern england bash but in the northern england microphone north of england, we could see a little rain and drizzle through much of the day across east yorkshire and lincolnshire. the weather front is weak and it is going to get pulled apart as high pressure builds in overnight into friday. it is going to drag down with the high prerssure, drier air and clearer skies. more sunshine on the way of friday. a chilly start, maybe a touch of frost on the grass. otherwise, a brighter day, more sunshine and temperatures where they should be at this time of the year. things change on saturday. you will noticed the wind picking up and there will be more cloud around and there's likely to be showers around. all because an area of low pressure is running close to our shores. that will dive into europe an

hazy sunshine in east anglia and the south—east and we still have some rain.e rain towards cornwall and devon and the west country. some of us mid—week will have some rain, from wales to northern england, the east coast to the north—west. to the south, maybe just a couple of showers. on balance, be prepared for a wet day in the north of the country on wednesday. still mild in the south mid—week. 18 degrees in london. fresher in the north of the country. the summary, stormy start first thing on tuesday and then quieter mid—week then it could turn stormy again. a reminder of some spectacular orange skies we have seen across the uk thanks to hurricane ophelia drawing up some smoke particles from spain and portugal, from the wildfires there. also we've had some saharan dust in the atmosphere as well. here's a picture from the bbc earlier on. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: thousands of civilians flee the iraqi city of kirkuk after the goverment‘s army seizes contro

certainly across south—east england and east anglia we will see some spells of sunshine. . similar story for the midlands — north—east england getting off to a mainly dry start, particularly close to the east coast. a similar story for northern scotland, although some hefty showers will be packing in here. south—west scotland having a wet start. pretty miserable rush hour in glasgow. rain moving across northern ireland for a time, but the wettest weather will be across north wales and the north—west of england. and here, with a south—westerly wind just funnelling this rain in across the same places for hour upon hour upon hour, especially over high ground, could see 50mm to 80mm of rain, maybe 100mm or more for some of the hills of cumbria. could be enough to give some issues of localised flooding, and the winds will be strong — could be gales in exposed spots. so our band of rain only slowly moving southwards and eastwards, and could be enough to give some issues with localised flooding. behind it, something brighter for scotland and northern ireland, but some hefty showe

a damper start with much more low cloud across wales, the midlands, towards east anglia, too. og likely. more general low—level fog in the south—east, where there's not much wind to stir things up at the moment. but it may well brighten up across southern counties of england, and turn out to be another mild day. and we've got the sunnier skies in scotland, away from the northern showers. more sunshine for northern ireland, perhaps the far north of england, but in between, a zone of much more low cloud. temperatures lower than they were yesterday, and we could see a little rain and drizzle through much of the day across east yorkshire and lincolnshire. that weather front, though, is weak, and it is going to get pulled apart as high pressure builds in overnight into friday. and it's going to drag down, with that high pressure, some drier air and clearer skies, so more sunshine on the way on friday. but a chilly start, maybe a touch of frost on the grass, from wales, the midlands, northwards, some early mist and fog, too, but otherwise a brighter day. more sunshine, and temperatur

the morning across most of yorkshire, and then back into that weather front across the midlands, east angliaeast. now, through the course of the morning, into the afternoon, what is going to happen with this weather front is it'll move a little bit further northwards. but it is also going to introduce some very muggy air, so it is not going to feel particular cold across the south. it is going to be sort of that damp, muggy, grey sort of feeling, with on—and—off light rain or drizzle. you can see those temperatures, despite the cloud and the rain, getting up to 17 in london. but then the other side of this weather front here, further north, it's a lot fresher. it's only 13 degrees. here's a look at thursday. you can see it is relatively quiet, but cloudy, with a few spots of rain in eastern areas, but this weather front of low pressure moving in. and that's going to introduce some wet and windy weather to some of these south—western and western areas during the course of thursday evening. and then, on friday, that weather front and the low pressure is moving northwards across the uk. quite b

certainly across south—east england and east anglia we'll see some spells of sunshine. es around 14 degrees. similar story for the midlands. north—east england getting off to a mainly dry start, particularly close to the east coast. similar story for northern scotland, although some hefty showers will be packing in here. south—west scotland having a wet start. pretty miserable rush hour in glasgow. rain moving across northern ireland for a time, but the wettest weather will be across north wales and the north—west of england. and here, with a south—westerly wind just funnelling this rain in across the same places for hour upon hour upon hour, especially over high ground, could see 50mm to 80mm of rain, maybe 100mm or more for some of the hills of cumbria. could be enough to give some issues with localised flooding, and the winds will be strong — could be gales in exposed spots. so our band of rain only slowly moving southwards and eastwards. behind it, something brighter for scotland and northern ireland, but some hefty showers, too. staying largely dry down towards the

we could see some in east anglia.d and rain coming from the west, it will be a much milder — in comparison to what we have had — it won't be a mild night. further south under the clear skies there is the risk of some frost again. these are the temperatures in towns and cities by the end of the night. so tomorrow morning, we start with all of the cloud and rain moving across scotland, moving through northern england as well. further south, there will be some cloud around, it is also going to be breezy, but we will see sunshine as well and you can see the peppering showers across the irish sea and northern ireland and one thing you will notice is a change in temperature once again. temperatures fairly low today, hardly getting into double figures across scotland, tomorrow, here we are in double figures. and further south, 13s and 14s, so the weather is topsy—turvy through this week. from tuesday into wednesday, we have a weather front rate across northern ireland, parts of scotland and northern england —— weatherfront b

yesterday we had a top average of about 20 degrees in the south—east of england and east anglia. these weather fronts, which earlier on were giving heavy rain across northern england and scotland, that front slipping southwards and turning much weaker. heading southwards, to give us a damp start, perhaps across the south—west of england and south—east of england, a bit of mist around and maybe fog over the hills. further north, clearer skies arriving in a good part of wales, the midlands and across northern england much drier by this stage. still a few showers heading towards scotland. in the north—west, these could be on the sharp side early in the day. heavier showers extending towards the northern isles through the day. showers becoming fewer and lighter elsewhere, and the winds gradually easing too. for many of us, a dry day and a good deal of sunshine. southern counties, the english channel and the south—west still cloudy through the day, but you don't have to go too far north to get the sunshine and a top of 19 still possible in london. 13—14 through the central belt of sco

range of temperatures across the uk, even though there was a lot of cloud in the south—east and east angliaget at this time of year. 12 degrees through the central belt of scotland is normal. and in between, this weather front, and self of it, we had milder and warmer air. weather front, and self of it, we had milderand warmerair. fora while, it was active, with heavy bursts of rain in northern england and scotland. but heading southwards, the weather front weakens considerably. not much rain by the time we get to wednesday morning. damp and drizzly in southern england. low cloud, missed and patches of hill fog. further north, the cloud is broken into fresh air across wales, the midlands, and northern england. drier by this stage. a fuchsia was further north and in scotland, chiefly across north—west scotland, heavy ones first thing. the heaviest showers pushing up towards the northern isles. winds easing across mainland scotland. in many places, a nice day with a lot of sunshine, more so across nice day with a lot of sunshine, more so across england and wales with cloud sticking south of t

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so enjoy any early brightness, because it looks like the afternoon for the south—east and east angliater. but then cast your eye towards the north—west, where, after that glorious start for scotland, it has all really gone downhill, thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain arriving. that's this frontal system here, coming in from the north. tightly squeezing isobars, as well, mean strong winds, and that wet weather pushes across northern ireland, northern england, into wales and the midlands through the small hours of wednesday. so a pretty wet and windy story as wednesday gets underway, and this rain is really going to tot up as well for some parts of southern scotland, northern england and wales. particularly, i think, the cumbrian fels and the mountains of snowdonia. a dollop of rain, perhaps up to 100 millimetres, before we are through with this weather system, the rain getting further south into wales and the south—west of england come the afternoon. the south—east, with some sunshine, could see up to 18 degrees, and northern ireland and scotland will clear as the day goes on. thursda

parts of northern england and east anglia. cold air comes in across the north.. we start the day with rain in southern counties. the strongest of the winds by this stage would have eased off. very quickly, we see rain clearing from wales, the midlands, around the wash and sunshine following. sunshine already further north, across northern england, northern ireland and scotland. not everywhere staying dry. a north—westerly wind picking up, shower was blowing in in the colder air. those showers in the north and west of scotland, some for northern ireland. with wind direction across the north channel into this gap as far as the midlands. in other areas, into this gap as far as the midlands. in otherareas, it's into this gap as far as the midlands. in other areas, it's a dry day and there will be quite a bit of sunshine. it feels chilly in the wind, temperatures of 1a—16d typically. stronger winds get pushed out into the north sea overnight. at the same time this weather system approaches. in between, a building ridge of high pressure. skies are clear, winds droppin

enjoy any early brightness, because it looks like the afternoon for the south—east of england and east angliawest, a little brighter. but then cast your eye towards the north—west, where, after that glorious start for scotland, it's all really gone downhill — thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain arriving. that's this frontal system here, coming in from the north. tightly squeezing isobars, as well, mean strong winds, and that wet weather pushes across northern ireland, northern england, into wales and the midlands through the small hours of wednesday. so a pretty wet and windy story as wednesday gets underway, and this rain is really going to tot up as well for some parts of southern scotland, northern england and for wales. particularly, i think, the cumbrian fells and the mountains of snowdonia getting a real dollop of rain, perhaps up to 100mm before we're through with this weather system, the rain getting further south into wales and the south—west of england come the afternoon. the south—east, with some sunshine, could see up to 18 degrees though, and northern ireland and scotland will cl

rain stretching across north—west england, getting blown across the midlands and into east anglia. be a mixture of sunshine and showers. the majority of showers will be in the west. fewer further east. a cooler, fresher day, with north—westerly winds. temperatures ii— ia celsius. on monday, temperatures will rise, because we are seeing south—westerly winds come back in. cloud around and fog patches in eels. could be heavy rain in northern scotland, but through the afternoon, where scotla nd through the afternoon, where scotland and northern ireland turning brighter, with sunshine coming toa turning brighter, with sunshine coming to a monday afternoon. temperatures of 16 or 17 degrees in the south, a sign of things to come. the exact position of this area of cloud is uncertain, but there should be sunshine in the south—east. temperatures could be as high as 80 degrees on tuesday afternoon. after that? as a get to thursday, we are getting warm airfor this that? as a get to thursday, we are getting warm air for this time of year, coming from north africa, across iberia, and washing up

east anglia and the south—east, a fair bit of cloud. thickening up towards south—west england.owers in the far north, looks to be a breeze keeping temperatures up. light winds and clearer skies. a chilly start to tomorrow morning. it could come with temperatures 3— four degrees. more sunshine across england and wales compared with what we've seen today. a few showers in the far north of england, scotland and ireland, less heavy compared with today. cool in the breeze wherever you are, temperatures 13— 16 degrees. a quick look to the middle of the week. high pressure dominating the south, low pressure to the north. a north—south split as far as the weather is concerned. southern areas are the driest and brightest. scotland, northern ireland and england, seeing cloud and outbreaks of rain. later in two parts of north—west england. probably the wettest day of the week, deeply across the north—west the uk. back to you. back to our top story this morning, the uk's fifth biggest airline, monarch, has ceased trading, affecting hundreds of thousands of customers, many of them already a

not too much rain in the south and east of east anglia. brighter skies following behind. into the first part of the weekend we could see a return of some warmth after that wet and windy weather. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11pm: in barcelona, hundreds of thousands demonstrate forunity in spain following catalonia's banned independence referendum. we want to stay together, we don't want to break the country. i am catalan and i am spanish and i'm here because i'm proud, but i don't want catalonia to go out of spain. theresa may says she's determined to carry on as prime minister as one of her predecessors calls for an end to tory infighting. as the snp conference gets under way, nicola sturgeon says she won't think about a timescale on a second independence referendum until the brexit deal becomes clearer. doesn't mean i will stop making the case for scotland being independent,

there is bulbous mourning across the eastern midlands, east anglia, and visibility is poor.n is in westminster for us and adam fleming is in brussels. chris, how will this play out at home? let us follow theresa may‘s journey. give us a sense of the move there as she goes for what is billed as one of the key moments in the diary of what is happening in relation to brexit. the one thing that unites the diaries of people here in westminster and people where adam is in brussels is for several months, a huge marker pen has been circled around today‘s date because there has been a hope for some time that this would be a big moment, potentially the moment where the uk moved on from untangling its current relationship with the european union, moving on to the future relationship. 0ne union, moving on to the future relationship. one thing we know before the summit, an ongoing argument about the things that are already on the table like citizens rights and this letter from the prime minister to ensure that 3 million people here in the uk who are eu citizens that they have a future he

hazy sunshine in east anglia and the south—east and we still have some rain. towards cornwall and devon and the west country. some of us mid—week will have some rain, from wales to northern england, the east coast to the north—west. to the south, maybe just a couple of showers. on balance, be prepared for a wet day in the north of the country on wednesday. still mild in the south mid—week. 18 degrees in london. fresher in the north of the country. the summery, stormy start first thing on tuesday and then quieter mid—week then it could turn stormy again. a reminder of some spectacular orange skies we have seen across the uk thanks to hurricane 0phelia drawing up some smoke particles from spain and portugal, from the wildfires there. also we've had some saharan dust in the atmosphere as well. here's a picture of the bbc as well, earlier on. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: thousands of civilians flee the iraqi city of kirkuk after the goverment‘s army seize