a few splashes of rain in east anglia and the south—east but most east anglia and the south—east butsday morning, fairly cloudy, east anglia and the south—east, that weather front may shift a bit quicker but at the moment it looks like it will stay in place with patchy light rain and drizzle turning lighter. northern ireland will stay dry and sunny after a frosty start on monday. a bit of frost, a bit of rain and a bit of frost, a bit of rain and a bit of frost, a bit of rain and a bit of sunshine, a typical autumn day. there are more than 350,000 mobility scooters on britain‘s pavements and high streets, travelling up to 8mph, but their users have no no formal training. in 2014, there were more than 200 accidents related to them in england and wales, nine of which were fatal. psychologists at nottingham trent university are working to develop a video that can improve safety. here‘s more from transport correspondent richard westcott. wagons roll. a unique driver‘s eye view from a mobility scooter and you‘d better watch out. ten minutes around nottingham is more like an obstacle cours

on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east.sday night into thursday. again, cloud and light rain around. wednesday night will not be cold. frost free across the uk. thursday afternoon, some sunshine around as well, not a bad day, not a perfect day either. overall, not looking too bad. towards the end of the week it will be quite unsettled. the winds will be strong across northern areas. lots of isobars here. one weather front moving through, and another one on friday, bringing rainfall to the south. so friday will be wet. saturday, should be out of the way. and we are in the clear. the thinking is that after an unsettled end to the week the weekend will be bright and breezy with showers. but it is going to feel on the chilly side. goodnight. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump urges north korea to do a deal over its nuclear programme. we'll be live in seoul, as he delivers a key speech. the prince and the paradise papers. ch

on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east. the uk, wednesday night into thursday. again, cloud and light rain around. wednesday night will not be cold. frost free across the uk. thursday afternoon, some sunshine around as well, not a bad day, not a perfect day either. overall, not looking too bad. towards the end of the week it will be quite unsettled. the winds will be strong across northern areas. lots of isobars here. one weather front moving through, and another one on friday, bringing rainfall to the south. so friday will be wet. saturday, should be out of the way. and we are in the clear. the thinking is that after an unsettled end to the week the weekend will be bright and breezy with showers. but it is going to feel on the chilly side. goodnight. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. another cabinet minister fights for theirjob. the pressure grows on priti patel. just days after the international development secretary was forced to apologise over secret meetings in israel, downing street is exam

on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east.he uk, wednesday night into thursday. again, cloud and light rain around. wednesday night will not be cold. frost free across the uk. thursday afternoon, some sunshine around as well, not a bad day, not a perfect day either. 0verall, not looking too bad. towards the end of the week it will be quite unsettled. the winds will be strong across northern areas. lots of isobars here. 0ne weather front moving through, and another one on friday, bringing rainfall to the south. so friday will be wet. saturday, should be out of the way. and we are in the clear. the thinking is that after an unsettled end to the week the weekend will be bright and breezy with showers. but it is going to feel on the chilly side. goodnight. this is bbc news, the headlines: donald trump has issued a stark warning to the north korean leader, kim jong—un. addressing south korea's national assembly, he said pyongyang's weapons programme was putting the regime in grave danger. the us president's soon to embark on the ne

, which has ended up across east anglia and the south—east.ix degrees, those sorts of values. for the rest of the uk, out in the countryside, it could be as low as minus four degrees. mist and fog around as well, but generally speaking, lots of clear weather. anglia and the south—east could be gloomy and drizzly in the morning. the weather will improve here, but it will take time for that cloud to break up. the rest of the country, beautiful and sunny. light winds, crisp, fresh, misty and places. carlisle still around freezing at eight o'clock. this is the next area of rain that is moving into the outer hebrides. probably by the time we get to the morning that will nudge on. wet and windy again, it will reach northern ireland eventually. many areas of england, you can see that beautiful sunshine. on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east. let's look at wednesday night. this entire weather front needs to move across the uk, wednesday night into thursday. again, cloud and light rain around. wednesday night wi

but for east anglia and the south—east, a dry start, yes, but a chilly one — three, four or five degreeso come during the day on tuesday, but the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands, as the day goes on. these showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers out west, as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold — five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night, the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. these showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing, or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning. so this is how the weather pattern looks. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the east. that is what is feeding the northerly winds down across the country. strong, biting winds on wednesday, particularly towards the east, where there will again be plentiful showers, and late in the day, we may even start to see some s

for northern and eastern scotland, eastern counties of england, possibly into east anglia, perhaps eventing into the home counties and the south—east as well. but we are only talking about flurries of snow. this is what it looks like around 6pm this evening, temperatures more or less what they we re temperatures more or less what they were yesterday, at least that's the forecast, around freezing. a couple of degrees above freezing across yorkshire, cold enough for some smoke. but notice we often mention the word wintry. wintry means a little bit of rain with sleet, sometimes snow, and it chops and changes from hour to hour. we're not talking about vast amount of —— vast amounts of pure snow, it's a wintry mix. a lot of clear whether in central and western areas of the uk but the main hazard overnight and into the morning will be the ice risk, from eastern scotland all the way down into the south—east and particularly east anglia. as the temperatures outside town dipped below freezing, so some of the snow that perhaps fell last night and this morning will melt during the day and re—freez

on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east.o thursday. again, cloud and light rain around. wednesday night will not be cold. frost free across the uk. thursday afternoon, some sunshine around as well, not a bad day, not a perfect day either. 0verall, not looking too bad. towards the end of the week it will be quite unsettled. the winds will be strong across northern areas. lots of isobars here. 0ne weather front moving through, and another one on friday, bringing rainfall to the south. so friday will be wet. saturday, should be out of the way. and we are in the clear. the thinking is that after an unsettled end to the week the weekend will be bright and breezy with showers. but it is going to feel on the chilly side. goodnight. i'm babita sharma, with bbc world news. our top story: us president donald trump is set to give a major speech in south korea outlining his plans to deal with north korea's nuclear programme. he'll address politicians at the national assembly, just hours after saying the north should come to the table to

rain clears away from east anglia and the south—east, it does finally fade. cloud lingers. way east, but sunshine as well, the bulk of the showers naturally north—westerly wind up towards western scotland and northern ireland. temperatures 9 degrees if you are lucky, 1a if you are lucky in the south, but it will be turning colder through the evening. for bonfires and fireworks, we have showers toward the west, clearer skies for many eastern areas ona clearer skies for many eastern areas on a chilly start to sunday morning. some showers mainly running across northern ireland, wales and the south—west, some clipping the north sea coasts for the showers become fewer during the day we get more sunshine around but it does not do wonders for the temperature. eight to 10 degrees typically. it will feel chilly. with the showers fading and skies clearing, frosty weather in the morning. a cold start to the new week. high pressure responsible for removing those showers, but into that this weather system arrives slowly on monday, pushing east on tuesday. from monday we will see some qu

especially here concentrated down through lincolnshire, east anglia and into the east midlands, partsh—east and away across the channel. further to the west, the rain becoming a wee bit more patchy and you've really got to get up into scotland or northern ireland to see a brighter start to the day, a glorious start i would have thought in the eastern side of scotland but from the word go, showers aplenty in northern and western parts of scotland and into the western side of northern ireland. slowly, oh, so slowly, as we get on through the morning towards lunchtime, into the early part of the afternoon, yes, it will be that late until we see the last of that persistent rain getting towards the east anglia coast and getting away from kent. with somewhat brighter skies following in towards the midlands and across the south—west as well, where we will keep a peppering of showers for a good portion of the evening, so if you've got plans for bonfires and fireworks, across many northern and western parts, you'll have to contend with quite a noticeable wind, so safety first of course, and the

but for east anglia and the south—east, a dry start, yes, but a chilly one — three, four or five degrees, but the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands, as the day goes on. these showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers out west, as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold — five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night, the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. these showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing, or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning. so this is how the weather pattern looks. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the east. that is what is feeding the northerly winds down across the country. strong, biting winds on wednesday, particularly towards the east, where there will again be plentiful showers, and late in the day, we may even begin to see some sleet and snow to pretty low leve

still some rain to clear away from lincolnshire, east anglia, the southeast and perhaps even the eastest the cloud beginning to break up, one to showers arriving around the western coasts and filtering in over the irish sea. for most of the day it will be dry and quite sunny for eastern scotland, a lot of showers to come for western scotland and increasingly save northern ireland, and it is cold enough for perhaps the wintry nurse in the showers over the wintry nurse in the showers over the highlands. the rain clears wagering the afternoon from east anglia and the south—east, the cloud lingering for awhile and we could end the day with one or two showers. sunny skies elsewhere, showers mainly around these western coasts and in the north—west of uk, and it will be chilly as the day goes on, temperatures struggling to 9 degrees at best. for bonfires and fireworks into the evening, it is best across the eastern side of the uk where we will have clearer skies, showers continuing out to the west, and on sunday after a cold start showers from one northern ireland moving down across wales on

on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east.ay night into thursday. again, cloud and light rain around. wednesday night will not be cold. frost free across the uk. thursday afternoon, some sunshine around as well, not a bad day, not a perfect day either. overall, not looking too bad. towards the end of the week it will be quite unsettled. the winds will be strong across northern areas. lots of isobars here. one weather front moving through, and another one on friday, bringing rainfall to the south. so friday will be wet. saturday, should be out of the way. and we are in the clear. the thinking is that after an unsettled end to the week the weekend will be bright and breezy with showers. but it is going to feel on the chilly side. goodnight. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: president trump addresses south korea's national assembly and gives a stark warning to north korea's leader, kim jong—un. the weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer, they are putting your regime in grave danger. every step yo

, which has ended up across east anglia and the south—east.t in the countryside, it could he as low as minus four degrees. mist and fog around as well, but generally speaking, lots of clear weather. anglia and the south—east could be gloomy and drizzly in the morning. the weather will improve here, but it will take time for that cloud to break up. the rest of the country, beautiful and sunny. cloud to break up. the rest of the country, beautifuland sunny. light winds, crisp, fresh, misty and places. carlisle still around freezing at eight o'clock. this is the next area of rain that is moving into the outer hebrides. probably by the time we get to the morning that will nudgee on. wet and windy again, it will reach northern ireland eventually. many areas of england, you can see that beautiful sunshine. 0n you can see that beautiful sunshine. on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east. let's look at wednesday night. this entire weather front needs to move across the uk, wednesday night into thursday. again, clo

from wales to the midlands to east anglia, more cloudy and maybe a spot of rain.rth of england, much of northern ireland and the eastern side of scotland. drift further towards the north and west in scotland, a new set of weather fronts coming in, with cloud, wind and rain making very slow progress through the day. much of the fog will lift away through the morning as more cloud comes down towards the southern counties. we may find the odd glimpse of sunshine coming through. temperatures as you see for most in double figures. one or two sheltered spots in the east of scotland, despite the brightness, will be stuck at 9—10 degrees or so. overnight this is where we see quite a dramatic change. the weather front is making itself felt in scotland and northern ireland, but we have more cloud and a real developing situation here, with the rain becoming widespread in england and wales as we start the weekend. the weekend of course is one forfireworks and bonfires perhaps, but it's turning colder eventually and there will be a mixture of sunny spells and showers and it wi

midlands, east anglia too. windy by the morning, a very mild side to the day, too.ales, especially wet in the north—west of wales. some rain for the north of england, the north—west in particular. and this rain in ireland could become heavy and begin to arrive in the south—west and south of scotland. then we‘ve got a slice of drier weather before we‘re back into something a bit wetter in the far north of scotland. this is main area of rain, could be as much as 100mm of rain falling by the end of the day over the hills, south—west scotland, cumbria, and north—west wales. and ahead of that, across much of england and wales, it will be windy. strong to perhaps gale—force winds, very mild air, especially if you get the sunshine in the south—east and east anglia. could be some rain and cold air across the north of scotland. this rain still around in the evening, with strong winds. some squally rain sweeping eastwards across england and wales. poor day in the rain, and cold air across scotland. squally rain sweeping east across england and wales. then in the cold air, we

showers mainly in east anglia and the south—east corner.thwest wales and the south—west of england but through friday it gets cloudier and less chilly from the north—west, so the cold will be at its worst tomorrow before things get a little less cold for the weekend. that's how the weather is looking. more throughout the morning. back to you. i am very impressed by all those people swimming behind you. it is full! unbelievable. absolutely amazing. it would be a nice temperatures you met this morning. it looks nice. a p pa re ntly it looks nice. apparently the british say lee—do. so we are going to go with that. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: the bbc understands that the government has increased the amount of money it's offering to the eu as part of the brexit divorce bill to between £35 and £49 billion. autistic children in england are being let down by the education system, according to a report seen exclusively by this programme. more detail now on that. when we send our children to school we expec

generally speaking, from wales to the midlands to east anglia, more cloudy and maybe a spot of rain.st part as we get into the north of england, much of northern ireland, the eastern side of scotland too. drift that bit further towards the north and west in scotland, a new set of weather fronts coming in here, with the cloud, wind and rain making very slow progress through the day. much of the fog will lift away during the course of the morning as more cloud just comes down towards those southern counties. we may well find the odd glimpse of sunshine coming through. temperatures, as you see, for most, in double figures. one or two sheltered spots in the eastern side of scotland, despite some brightness, will be stuck at around 9, possibly 10 degrees or so. overnight, this is where we see really quite a dramatic change. we have that weather front making itself felt across scotland, northern ireland, but we are bringing more cloud and a real developing situation, here, with the rain becoming quite widespread across england and wales as we start the weekend. the weekend, of course, is o

especially here concentrated down through lincolnshire, east anglia and into the east midlands, parts becoming a wee bit more patchy and you've really got to get up into scotland or northern ireland to see a brighter start to the day, a glorious start i would have thought in the eastern side of scotland but from the word go, showers aplenty in northern and western parts of scotland and into the western side of northern ireland. slowly, oh, so slowly, as we get on through the morning towards lunchtime, into the early part of the afternoon, yes, it will be that late until we see the last of that persistent rain getting towards the east anglia coast and getting away from kent. with somewhat brighter skies following in towards the midlands and across the south—west as well, where we will keep a peppering of showers for a good portion of the evening, so if you've got plans for bonfires and fireworks, across many northern and western parts, you'll have to contend with quite a noticeable wind, so safety first of course, and the peppering of showers, drier i would think further east and this

frost and sunny spells in east anglia and the south—east not lost in llong.land it will be mild —— not lasting long. the rain will move —— not lasting long. the rain will move eastwards —— not lasting long. the rain will move eastwards across —— not lasting long. the rain will move eastwards across southern england with some spots moving into east anglia but brighten up in northern england, the sunshine in scotla nd northern england, the sunshine in scotland but blustery wind and showers in the far north. a lot of cloud in northern ireland but mainly dry. wales and the south—west have cloud and rain but it isjill chilly for most of us. the rain becomes confined to the far south—west of england on saturday night, clearing skies elsewhere so the temperatures will drop away andy frost will be more widespread going into sunday morning and as ever temperatures lower in rural spots. where you start with the frost you will have some start with the frost you will have some sunshine and it will continue for most of the day. in northern ireland, wales and the south—wes

the wintry showers just running right along the east coast all the way towards east anglia., and frosty. the wind picking up and adding to the chill. those showers are still there around pembrokeshire, and perhaps into cornwall and devon. they won't move much. showers may ease up in northern ireland but they will keep going across eastern scotland, down easternmost part of england, all the way to east anglia. and there will be snow in those, as well, particularly over the hills. for many coming between those showers, large parts of the uk will be dry, sunny, and cold. and even gold in the wind. we would drag more this wintry showers inland overnight and into friday morning across england. some icy patches. otherwise dry weather and sunshine for wales. but the wind is easing and changing direction across scotland and northern ireland where we will see more cloud and rain. another cold day but signs of change this weekend. we still have high pressure out to the west of the uk, but it is slipping south and allowing these wea k slipping south and allowing these weak weather syst

midlands, east anglia too. windy by the morning, a very mild side to the day, too. the north—west of wales. some rain for the north of england, the north—west in particular. and this rain in ireland could become heavy and begin to arrive in the south—west and south of scotland. then we've got a slice of drier weather before we're back into something a bit wetter in the far north of scotland. this main area of rain could be as much as 100mm of rain falling by the end of the day over the hills, south—west scotland, cumbria, and north—west wales. and ahead of that, across much of england and wales, it will be windy. strong to perhaps gale—force winds, very mild air, especially if you get the sunshine in the south—east and east anglia. could be some rain and cold air across the north of scotland. this rain still around in the evening, with strong winds. some squally rain sweeping eastwards across england and wales. poor day in the rain, and cold air across scotland. squally rain sweeping east. then in the cold air, we start to see some snow falling overnight in scotland

frost and sunny spells for east anglia and south—east england, not lasting long.ome patchy rain, and that is going to extend eastwards across other parts of southern england and a few spots perhaps into east anglia. but brightening up in northern england, keeping the sunshine in scotland but the blustery wind and showers in the far north, wintry on the hills and a lot of cloud in northern ireland but mainly dry. some of us technically milder than wales and the south—west, not feeling that way perhaps with the cloud and heavy rain but most of us, it's another single—figure, chilly day. saturday evening, saturday night, the rain becomes confined to far south—west of england. elsewhere, clearing skies. temperatures drop away again and the frost will be more widespread going into sunday morning. as ever, temperatures are lower than this in rural spots. but where you with that frost, you'll have some sunshine and it will continue for much of the day, we think, across scotland, northern and eastern parts of england. whereas for northern ireland, wales, south—west englan

but for east anglia and the south—east, a dry start, yes, but a chilly one — three, four or five degreesthe showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands, as the day goes on. these showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers out west, as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold — five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night, the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. these showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing, or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning. so this is how the weather pattern looks. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the east. that is what is feeding the northerly winds down across the country. strong, biting winds on wednesday, particularly towards the east, where there will again be plentiful showers, and late in the day, we may even start to see some sleet and some snow to pretty low level

especially here concentrated down through lincolnshire, east anglia and into the east midlands, parts, the rain becoming a wee bit more patchy and you've really got to get up into scotland or northern ireland to see a brighter start to the day, a glorious start i would have thought in the eastern side of scotland but from the word go, showers aplenty in northern and western parts of scotland and into the western side of northern ireland. slowly, oh, so slowly, as we get on through the morning towards lunchtime, into the early part of the afternoon, yes, it will be that late until we see the last of that persistent rain getting towards the east anglia coast and getting away from kent. with somewhat brighter skies following in towards the midlands and across the south—west as well, where we will keep a peppering of showers for a good portion of the evening, so if you've got plans for bonfires and fireworks, across many northern and western parts, you'll have to contend with quite a noticeable wind, so safety first of course, and the peppering of showers, drier i would think further east

but for east anglia and the south—east, a dry start, yes, but a chilly one — three, four or five degrees, but the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands, as the day goes on. these showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers out west, as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold — five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night, the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. these showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing, or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning. so this is how the weather pattern looks. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the east. that is what is feeding the northerly winds down across the country. strong, biting winds on wednesday, particularly towards the east, where there will again be plentiful showers, and late in the day, we may even start to see some sleet and some snow to pretty low

a few showers across dorset, perhaps in the hampshire as well, but for east anglia and the south—eastt, yes, but the chilly one. three, four orfive degrees. a start, yes, but the chilly one. three, four or five degrees. a lot of crisp sunshine to come during the day on tuesday but the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands as the day goes on. the showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers at west as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold. five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. the showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning. so this is how the weather pattern looks. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the east, that is what is feeding the northerly winds down across the country. strong, biting winds on wednes

but for east anglia and the south—east, a dry start, yes, but a chilly one — three, four or five degreese during the day on tuesday, but the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands, as the day goes on. these showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers out west, as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold — five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night, the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. these showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing, or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning. so this is how the weather pattern looks. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the east. that is what is feeding the northerly winds down across the country. strong, biting winds on wednesday, particularly towards the east, where there will again be plentiful showers, and late in the day, we may even start to see some sleet

especially here concentrated down through lincolnshire, east anglia and into the east midlands, partso the west, the rain becoming a wee bit more patchy and you've really got to get up into scotland or northern ireland to see a brighter start to the day, a glorious start i would have thought in the eastern side of scotland but from the word go, showers aplenty in northern and western parts of scotland and into the western side of northern ireland. slowly, oh, so slowly, as we get on through the morning towards lunchtime, into the early part of the afternoon, yes, it will be that late until we see the last of that persistent rain getting towards the east anglia coast and getting away from kent. with somewhat brighter skies following in towards the midlands and across the south—west as well, where we will keep a peppering of showers for a good portion of the evening, so if you've got plans for bonfires and fireworks, across many northern and western parts, you'll have to contend with quite a noticeable wind, so safety first of course, and the peppering of showers, drier i would think fu

east anglia, north—east england, cold.and through the course of the day. cloudy, damp and that will be cold feeling. cloud in northern ireland, mainly dry, sunshine in northern england and the best of the sunshine in scotland. a cold day, though, particularly as year the wind stronger compared with elsewhere. saturday evening and night, eventually taking the rain affecting parts of southern england southwards. still lingering towards... even into sunday morning. elsewhere, where skies clear, temperatures will drop, widespread frost. sunday, cloud, northern rain northern ireland through wales into the south—west, trying to move north east. not much excess during the day. leaving much of scotland, eastern parts of england with glorious sunshine. it will be another chilly day. cloud in the west, less chilly air starting to move in. as the area of garden rain moves north—east sunday into monday, making colder air, which could see snow. we will keep you updated. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at seven. a n

brightening up across east anglia. light and patchy. but it will turn heavier again as we head through saturday night. further north, clearskies and wintry showers, because there is something colder on the way for all of us. we will lose the wet weather during the first part of remembrance sunday and thing in winds from the arctic. cold air sweeping across all parts of the british isles. with that still a lot of dry weather and decent sunshine. some showers in northern and eastern areas, the showers over high ground in scotland will be wintry. temperatures ofjust 6toio will be wintry. temperatures ofjust 6 to 10 degrees at best. for the weekend, some rain in the south, particularly at first and then a mixture of sunshine and showers, but for all of us eventually it will feel cold. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 3:00. as theresa may says she wants to enshrine the time and date of brexit into law — a warning from the eu that we've got two weeks to clarify what we'll pay. no more trade a

but for east anglia and the south—east, a dry start, yes, but a chilly one — three, four or five degrees sunshine to come during the day on tuesday, but the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands, as the day goes on. these showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers out west, as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold — five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night, the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. these showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing, or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning. so this is how the weather pattern looks. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the east. that is what is feeding the northerly winds down across the country. strong, biting winds on wednesday, particularly toward the east, where there will again be plentiful showers. and late in the day, we may even begin to

showers down eastern side of england with a few wintry ones in east anglia and the south east.ter. temperatures struggling up to 4—6d. high—pressure beginning to shrink out towards the west allowing these weak weather fronts to topple in around the top of that, coming into the uk. the really cold air gets squeezed away to the near continent and instead we get more of a westerly wind. that will lift the temperature is drawing in some milder air. coming with a good deal of cloud. by the second half of the weekend a little more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland and the temperatures could be in double figures. you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump creates a firestorm by retweeting videos from a far right british group. the inflammatory images are anti—muslim — downing street says he shouldn't have done it. far right groups in both the uk and the us bank the president for the retweets. britain first says it is pleased with the publicity. the tweets drews condemnation in parliament, but at the white house they are defending the president's decision. look, again wh

sunshine for east anglia and parts of the midlands, and northern england and scotland throughout the brightening as well for northern ireland, but much chillier to the north of the british isles, partly because of the wind, but also because we've got much colder air associated with the clearer skies. for the rugby, hopefully a little bit of brighter weather around at murrayfield this afternoon, but it looks like we'll see some rain and into the evening for that match saving cardiff. rain and into the evening for that match in cardiff. let's wind the clock on now and you'll see the rain turning heavier again across south wales and southern england through the evening and into the small hours of sunday. strong winds as well along the south coast. that rain eventually starts to pull away. then the colder air moves in for all sunday. isobars to set up directly north to south, opening the floodgates for a cold beer to come straight down from the arctic. cold air pushing its way away so across the british isles. the cold air and the wind will mean he chilly day for sunday, a chilly day for

this evening and overnight, rain persists in the north, going eastwards to east anglia.ngland. temperatures falling to an overnight low of 10—13. cooler in the north. winds pick up. tomorrow morning, largely dry. temperatures around about six, seven. starting to see some rain pushing to southern scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. far north wales. elsewhere, cloudy start. breezy. temperatures about 13, 1a. mild start. as we move through the daily for england and wales, gusts of 50/60. on the coast, we could have 17mph. rain heavy for north west england, temperatures in the south east at a maximum of 15. more rain moving to the west. and then as we move to dusty, starting to drag this cool air from the north. move to dusty, starting to drag this cool airfrom the north. going to continue to go south and east. some small to start the day on dusty for the north of scotland, perhaps even at lower levels. we will keep you up—to—date. across england and wales, brightness, rainforthe south west. as we move to friday, starting to see those temperatures dropping. do

rain slow to clear from east anglia and the north east. heavy rain across north—west england.ht see some snow over the tops of the hills. the rain will be trying to clear away east through the day. it will take its time from northern england, the midlands and east anglia. behind it, the cloud trying to thin and big but generally a cloudy day. but milder, highs of 12 01’ cloudy day. but milder, highs of 12 or 13. scotland and northern ireland still struggling to get close to double figures. this mild air will win out through much of next week. into tuesday, looking quite u nsettled, into tuesday, looking quite unsettled, another spell of red, especially across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. if some outbreaks of rain for wales but southern, central and eastern parts of england falling onto something drierfor of england falling onto something drier for a of england falling onto something drierfor a time. and we are of england falling onto something drier for a time. and we are still in this mild air. looking ahead to the rest of the week, a wet and windy week th

especially here concentrated down through lincolnshire, east anglia and into the east midlands, partsn becoming a wee bit more patchy and you've really got to get up into scotland or northern ireland to see a brighter start to the day, a glorious start i would have thought in the eastern side of scotland but from the word go, showers aplenty in northern and western parts of scotland and into the western side of northern ireland. slowly, oh, so slowly, as we get on through the morning towards lunchtime, into the early part of the afternoon, yes, it will be that late until we see the last of that persistent rain getting towards the east anglia coast and getting away from kent. with somewhat brighter skies following in towards the midlands and across the south—west as well, where we will keep a peppering of showers for a good portion of the evening, so if you've got plans for bonfires and fireworks, across many northern and western parts, you'll have to contend with quite a noticeable wind, so safety first of course, and the peppering of showers, drier i would think further east and this

now the weather front gradually moves across east anglia and the south—east. night and into the small hours of wednesday. behind that disguise clearing and temperatures dipping away to leave a widespread frost. and this is how we start wednesday, cloud and rain across the south—eastern quarter and behind that glorious crisp start and lovely day in prospect. then more fronts moving into the north and of scotland. you're watching beyond 100 days. it's been described as the most important election in america since donald trump won a year ago. in virginia they are voting today for a new governor. for both parties it's a referendum on the president. democrats need to show they can translate anti—trump sentiment into actual votes — for republicans the challenge is winning without mentioning the man in the white house. he's in asia right now — weighing in on election day at in the us and nuclear ambitions in north korea. time, he says, to make a deal. i really believe that it makes sense for north korea to come to the table and to make a deal.

highlands, this rain tops of the highlands, this rain though, takes a while to clear away from east angliaast. it stays cloudy through the afternoon, otherwise sunshine invades. showers mainly round the coastal areas and up to the north—west where it will feel chilly in that wind. that wind will don't feed showers into western parts of the uk overnight. otherwise clear skies for any bonfire parties and fireworks. it will be a chillier start, but fewer showers, fireworks. it will be a chillier start, but fewershowers, but fireworks. it will be a chillier start, but fewer showers, but they will tend to migrate to the south—east of england and then tend to fade away in the north. so more such sunshine to come but it will be a colder day, temperatures about eight to ten degrees, and with clear skies overnight the temperatures will fall away low enough to give us widespread frost in rural areas early on monday morning, underneath that ridge of high pressure, running into that we have the weather fronts arriving in the north—west, an active band of rain, heavy rain coming into northern ireland,

still quite windy but some early morning sunshine was a bit of cloud and rain through east anglia in showers for the south—west and wales. in the more organised area of rain and snow will pull away from the north—east of scotland through the morning and be followed on by plenty of showers coming into the north and west to showers, northern ireland and northern england as well and many of these could turn wintry at times, especially when they get heavier. further south, more in the way of sunshine but a high 01:14 in london and that colder air is sinking its way south across the british isles. by the time we reach friday, the cold air will make way and you can see on saturday and sunday it heads into europe and there's no chance of us getting warm in a hurry this weekend. this is the way friday is shaping up. a frosty start across the northern half, a light wind on friday, the cloud and showers across the south for a time through the day. not such a bright day at today. definitely lower temperatures, still a risk of wintry showers. particularly for northern and western scotland. lookin

cloud moves on, some rain for scotland, northern ireland, wales, the midlands, east anglia.ght and patchy in southern england. not all of us turning milder troops might. cold air in place in scotland and the wet weather moves on, we will see some snow. the hills north of the central belt above boo—a00 metres. heavy rain in places. that's no, the higher you go. outbreaks varane in northern ireland, northern england, some down the eastern side of england. for much of southern england, the midlands and wales, just light and patchy, but plenty of cloud. look out my audit is to start the day, so different from house and they started. let's ta ke they started. let's take a look at things through monday. after a wet start for some of us, gradually turning dryer. some brighter breaks to the east of high ground anywhere in the uk but expect a lot of cloud through the day. stills and patchy light rain and drizzle into the afternoon in some spots. whilst most of us are milder, still single figure temperatures in scotland. this is how monday evening shapes up. a lot of cloud, light and

brighter skies in east anglia and the south—east and a windy day across england and wales.rexit, while tackling deep—seated economic challenges in the country head on. mr hammond is under pressure to balance the books but also ease austerity amid significant tensions within the tory party. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. when the chancellor opens his red box to reveal his tax and spending plans, money will be tight, as the government keeps saying. the chancellor's under huge pressure to loosen the purse strings to put more cash into public services like the nhs. but few expect the chancellor to go on a big spending spree. brexit is the backdrop to everything in westminster. the tensions over the talks with brussels and division in government over the eu don't make the chancellor's job any easier. any controversial budget plans, like tax rises or spending cuts, will be a difficult sell without an overall majority in the commons. the tories' hope for a reboot at the general election and the party conference both failed. now many think it's up to the chanc