scotland and northern ireland seeing some sunshine and showers in the north—west and some sunshine for east angliaees. a look at early next week and we will keep these southerly winds. most of rain in western parts of uk, because it is a southerly, it should be mild and hopefully frost—free.

—— across bits of east anglia.cotland and north—east england and some rich in northern ireland and the south—east of england. it is look at things in a few stands afternoon. some showers around the english channel but overwater rather than land. still a noticeable easterly breeze and change with temperatures still in single figures. best of sunny spells in the west into northern ireland and particularly western scotland and particularly western scotland and to the western isles. lots of sunshine to be had that again this afternoon. so some showers to the east. this evening shows will continue to eastern scotland and may go right across northern ireland towards northern ireland and still some in two parts of east anglia and side east anglia —— south—east england. if you're clearly time temperatures will be lower and you could see frost going into the morning. “i! possibly in parts of north west scotland. scattered showers in the east tomorrow and scattered showers. many western parts in western england and wales wil

east anglia and the south—east first to emerge into brightness, northern scotland seeing some brightnessards during the day, more and more of us see those blue skies overhead, so by lunchtime devon and cornwall and west wales might still have some cloud but for east wales, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east there should be some sunshine. similar story for north—west england. north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud. it will take awhile to brighten up across northern ireland, but western and northern scotland will see some sunshine. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees, but a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 4—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perha

staying dry in east anglia and the south—east.night. the wind stays with us into sunday, this is the weather front which today is across western areas, tomorrow across parts of lincolnshire, yorkshire and the midlands. south—west england and south wales also. expect outbreaks of rain during the day, more persistent towards the far south—west. another largely dry for the south—east, and also for scotla nd the south—east, and also for scotland and northern ireland. they may be breezy but there will be a fair bit of sunshine. highs of 11— celsius. they mainly in the west on sunday evening. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11am. six days of funeral ceremonies are getting under way in thailand for the billionaire businessman and owner of leicester city football club, vichai srivaddhanaprabha. players from the club will fly out to thailand to pay their respects after this afternoon's match with cardiff. we want to be there. after everything that the owner has showed, obviously, in the players and the club we should be there. like i sa

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east anglia and the south—east look like staying dry as well.saturday. good morning. welcome to breakfast withjon kay and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: hotter, wetter, milder — a new met office report says the uk has experienced more extreme weather in the last ten years than in the previous 30. the row over high street betting machines — after sports minister tracy crouch resigns, the government defends its timetable for cutting the maximum stake from £100 to £2. it might be breakfast in the uk, but the night is only getting started here in memphis, tennessee. i'm live in the birthplace of rock ‘n' roll. but you'll find little harmony ahead of next week's crucial mid term elections. the rise of energy debt. three million households now owe money to their gas and electric providers — a jump by almost a quarter in just one year.

a weather system across northern france through the shield of cloud across east anglia and the south—eastrs here. clear skies in between the showers. quite a fresh night, temperatures dropping well back into single figures. the touch of frost in the parts of northern scotland. most frost free to start the week. a fairly mild and weak but we start the week the way we finish the weekend, with sunshine and showers. low pressure still out to the west. this system across northern france close enough to produce that shield of cloud making any sunshine hazy first thing in east anglia and the south—east. and there will still be a few heavy showers underneath that. the bulk of showers across southern counties of england, the west of england and wales, drifting across southern scotland. some heavy with hailand southern scotland. some heavy with hail and thunder, the winds close to gale force around western coast. parts of northern ireland, northern scotla nd parts of northern ireland, northern scotland and eastern england in particular will see very few if any showers. some will stay dry all day lo

stays dry in east anglia and the south east. made single figures here., thanks to those south—westerly winds which are still with us into sunday. those are remnants of hurricane 0scar. this is the weather front which today is across western areas and tomorrow in parts of lincolnshire, part of yorkshire, the midlands, south west england and south wales. so expect some outbreaks of rain here through the day. the most persistent towards the far south west. east anglia and the south east, another largely dry day and a dry day for scotland, northern ireland and northern england. maybe breezy but you will see a fair bit of sunshine. highs of 11 to 13 degrees. and as for the evening, rain mainly in the west. going into sunday night, fairly dry and mild. this is bbc news. the headlines. broadcaster paul gambaccini wins damages from the crown prosecution service over its handling of unfounded sexual assault allegations against him. six days of funeral ceremonies have begun in thailand for the billionaire businessman and owner of leicester the head of the organisa

stays dry in east anglia and the south east. mid—single figures here.o those south—westerly winds which are still with us into sunday. those are remnants of hurricane oscar. this is the weather front which today is across western areas and tomorrow in parts of lincolnshire, parts of yorkshire, the midlands, south west england and south wales. so expect some outbreaks of rain here through the day. the most persistent towards the far south west. east anglia and the south east, another largely dry day and a dry day for scotland, northern ireland and northern england. maybe breezy but you will see a fair bit of sunshine. highs of 11 to 13 degrees. and as for the evening, rain mainly in the west. going into sunday night, fairly dry and mild. hello and welcome to dateline london, the programme that brings together some of the uk's leading columnists with correspondents from overseas who file their stories for the folks back home under the dateline london. this week, the long goodbye for germany's chancellor, brazilians choose populism over pragmatism with a p

the south—east, east anglia, it should stay dry all day long with temperatures in the mid teens. as

clearing east anglia and shetland last, when they do clear, it may not ta ke last, when they do clear may not take until early this afternoon before they do clear, we will be left with a lot of cloud. moving away from the west with sunshine and

east anglia and the south—east first to emerge into brightness, northern scotland seeing some brightnesss overhead, so by lunchtime devon and cornwall and west wales might still have some cloud but for east wales, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east there should be some sunshine. similar story for north—west england. north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud. it will take awhile to brighten up across northern ireland, but western and northern scotland will see some sunshine. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees, but a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 11—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perhaps some cloud at times feeding into some of the eastern slo

it'll take time to clear from east anglia, sussex and kent.howers continuing for the western isles of scotland and northern ireland. in between, some styles of sunshine, varane at clearing away from east anglia until sometime this evening. temperatures 8—13. through this evening, ourfront evening. temperatures 8—13. through this evening, our front clears away eastwards and behind it we will see mainly clear skies, peppering of showers for the western eyes of scotland. a cold night, temperatures just above freezing in the middle of town. holding up to seven or eight for the channel islands. it is chris started the day tomorrow, frosty, plenty of sunshine and the sunshine will become hazy as high cloud built eastwards. but for much of daylight hours it will be mainly dry with a light or gentle breeze. temperatures recovering to between nine and 13. i'm sure you can spot this area of rain behind me. that will extend to northern ireland and scotland in the evening with a win strengthening. if you have fireworks night plans tomorrow, it is dry and

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east anglia and the south—east first to emerge into brightness, northern scotland seeing some brightnessy lunchtime devon and cornwall and west wales might still have some cloud but for east wales, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east there should be some sunshine. similar story for north—west england. north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud. it will take awhile to brighten up across northern ireland, but western and northern scotland will see some sunshine. temperatures generally around 11 or 12 degrees, but there will be a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 11—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perhaps some cloud at times feeding into some of the eas

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clothing over quickly in northern ireland and east england's, east anglia, south—east of england, waleso a bright and sunny start. a decent day here. the cloud coming in from the north sea will get into north wales and for a dusting. later a few showers coming back into northern ireland. more cloud coming into western scotland. most of the rainforest in scotland and bloody thing. still sunshine across southern counties of finland. temperatures similar to today. easterly breeze as we head into friday. and nothing sort of day really. not as much frost on friday morning. more cloud in general. a little sunshine here and there. was places dry. a few sharp showers in the south—west. more rain for eastern scotland. the weather pattern fairly static. high pressure to north of the uk. the pressure to the south and south—west threatening to push together with this weather pattern fairly static. high pressure to north of the uk. the pressure to the south and south—west threatening to push together with is weather from we head into the weekend we keep the one. temperatures in the right direction d

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dry and bright in east anglia and the south—east but pa rt east anglia and the south—east but part cloudytill in the low teens for many. enjoy your day. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the bbc presenter, paul gambaccini, has accepted undisclosed damages from the crown prosecution service because of the way it handled unfounded historical sex abuse allegations made against him. mr gambaccini, was arrested in 2013 but was never charged. an elaborate funeral process is getting underway in thailand for the billionaire owner of leicester city football club vichai srivaddhanaprabha. members of the team are expected to fly out after their game against cardiff this afternoon. the head of the organisation that represents children in care says the success of ivf has caused a drop in the number of children being adopted. anthony douglas also said the process was far too slow. a man eating tiger that claimed more than a dozen victims in two years has been shot dead in india, sparking controversy over the legality of its killing. sport and now for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. go

east anglia and the south—east first to see brightness, northern scotland seeing some brightness, theevon and cornwall and west wales might still have some cloud but for the midlands, east anglia and the south—east there should be some sunshine. similar story for north—west england. north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud. it will take awhile to brighten up across northern ireland, but western and northern scotland will see some sunshine. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees, but a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 11—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perhaps some cloud at times feeding into some of the eastern slopes of the pennines, parts of eastern sco

although most areas will start on a cloudy note, quite quickly we see sunshine working in across east angliaouth—east england, you can see how the sunshine chooses the cloud north and west. the main query is how quickly the sunshine will come out if you live across england and wales but we will get brighter weather as we go through the day. we should seek cloud breaking up across a good part of scotland, perhaps some of the eastern coast and you gone to some of the lower cloud and northern ireland, might be keeping cloutier for most of the day. for we see sunshine coming through it will be on the mild side. i is between 10-12d, that is be on the mild side. i is between io—i2d, that is not quite as one as it has been over the last few days. similar weather to come on sunday, drier, temperatures not far away from normalfor drier, temperatures not far away from normal for the drier, temperatures not far away from normalfor the time drier, temperatures not far away from normal for the time of year, looking at the forecast into next week we see temperatures diving from a cliff, the dead this, car

. —— east anglia.pells in western and northern scotland. part of north—west england, eastern scotla nd of north—west england, eastern scotland and the northern isles have showers, so some wet weather on and off. most of us in single figures, six to 9 degrees, one or two spots to ten or 11 degrees. the easterly flow tonight with plenty of cloud and showers to the east and south of the uk. some clear spells elsewhere but where you are clear for any period of time, north—west england, northern ireland and western scotland, you could seek a touch of frost but most of us will avoid that. tomorrow is as you work but the showers will be more frequent, pushing west on a stronger breeze towards northern ireland and some into east anglia and the south east england. variable cloud, sunny spells, feeling a little bit cooler tomorrow is specially in stronger winds in scotland. monday is another quiet day. after that, this hardly needs words, you conceive yourself, it is turning much more active. the isobars are clo

rain, one across southern scotland heading in through northern england and wales got and across east anglia dry and bright sunshine. some showers in the west. temperatures cool in the north, a little bit milder as we push for the south. through this evening, eventually we lose the rain com pletely eventually we lose the rain completely from east anglia and shetland. under clear skies it will be cold, widespread frost, there'll be cold, widespread frost, there'll be fewer showers in the west, we will hang on to them in the north—west and we will see patchy mist and fog. these temperatures, you will notice if you step out early in the day. tomorrow we start off on that cold note with the mist and fog lifting. lots of sunshine. in the area of low pressure, which is ex— hurricane oscar, that comes into the west, introducing thicker cloud, strengthening winds, and heavy rain. it is coming in slower than we thought this time yesterday. into friday and saturday, we are looking at that area of low pressure, you can see it in the pressure, you can see it in the pressure charts, moving across the nor

a stronger and cool breeze with showers towards east anglia and the far south—east.day as high pressure blast atlantic systems come in until tuesday and then wednesday thursday and beyond, these deep areas of low pressure from the atla ntic areas of low pressure from the atlantic will turn things windier, also wetter. it will also bring a less cold air mass into the uk which means technically it is getting milder but then the wind will be stronger and it will be wet at times. all of this means much more active weather from tuesday onwards and some of the winds could be strong enough to bring potential disruption as well. if you this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 3pm. theresa may prepares to head to brussels for talks with top eu officials — ahead of sunday's summit to formally sign off the brexit agreement. the dup renews its attacks against mrs may's plans at the party's annual conference. deputy leader nigel dodds has criticised the draft withdrawal agreement. republished with tall agreement portrays a pitiful and pathetic place for the united ki

temperatures the average, 10— 12, feeling cool in the breeze around the east coast of east anglia andland. 0ver the southern coast of england. 0ver the next few days winter will be arriving. it will get much colder. look at the temperatures in cardiff. highs ofjust look at the temperatures in cardiff. highs of just five degrees. look at the temperatures in cardiff. highs ofjust five degrees. that's your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: president donald trump has visited california to survey the deadliest

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east anglia and northern scotland seeing some brightness, the cloud retreating westwards during the daycornwall and west wales might still have some cloud but for the midlands, east anglia and the south—east there should be some sunshine. north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud. it will take awhile to brighten up across northern ireland, but western and northern scotland will see some sunshine. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees, but a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 4—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perhaps some cloud at times feeding into some of the eastern slopes of the pennines, parts of eastern scotland, and those temperatures, 9—12, just subtly

gales developing the northern seacoast, not as cold but still quite chilly for the coldest part of east angliaong winds, the closer you up to it, on saturday, especially in the western isles. and a lot of rain, especially in western scotland. a soaking day here, some outbreaks of rain pushing to the west of scotland, in northern ireland as well, it does clear later in the day and starts to edge into west wales and starts to edge into west wales and the western side of england, which means further east in england, you will be staying dry with some sunshine. it is windy across the uk, some fast in excess of 60 kilometres an hour. —— miles an hour. the coming in from the south—west, it is going to be a much milder day and of course, it is a fireworks bonfire weekend. we are expecting on saturday evening for the rain to have cleared to belfast that still be affecting parts of scotland, western wales, western england. if you are going out on sunday, the chance of seeing some rain around particularly through north—west and western england. another system just pushing some rain to western parts of en

staying dry, east anglia and the south—east.ricane 0scar. the wind is not a strong away from the hebrides. scotla nd strong away from the hebrides. scotland and northern ireland, drier and buy today. but the midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire, down towards wales, always the chance of some rain at times, it should turn heavy and more persistent in the far south—west later. i like your numbers. see you later. hello and welcome to news watch. is bbc news objective in its coverage of economics or does it often put a negative spin on the data? we speak to the corporations outgoing economics editor and ask him about his new role. up with of hazards broadcasting live from outside the studio is the danger of members of public distracting the audience by appearing in the background. interviews on college green by the houses of parliament have fallen prey to this risk. as vicki young found on monday. watch the demonstrator change his position according to the camera. iain duncan smith suggested restoring the working allowances and you get

western and southern 0pen england, the south—east and the midlands and east anglia.it might query away from the cenotaph —— by that time but there is still uncertainty to get that detail and even before then, if heading about there will be showers, some heavy showers with hail and thunder. perhaps fewer for northern ireland but they are coming back into dumfries and galloway and the lowla nds into dumfries and galloway and the lowlands of scotland and might be that coal strike gives a study of sunshine first thing across northern scotla nd sunshine first thing across northern scotland so there are some areas where we will hopefully escape the showers but they cannot be guaranteed and even more so showers clear into the north sea there is still pestering of coming back into the southend west but in the face of things looks like we will see fewer showers for the afternoon for england and wales but will offer scotla nd england and wales but will offer scotland and later northern ireland. that is because of the too precious to close by which is starting to fill and becom

as you can see midlands and east anglia.from the centre at that time. but there is still uncertainty to get that detail. and even before thenif to get that detail. and even before then if you're heading out there will be showers, heavy showers as we have seen today with hail and thunder. perhaps fewer for northern ireland but they will come back into dumfries galloway into the central lowla nds dumfries galloway into the central lowlands of scotland as well. it may give us plenty of sunshine —— sunshine across... hopefully areas will escape the showers but that cannot be guaranteed. growing the north sea, there will still be a pastor then coming back. on the face of things it looks like we was the afternoon showers for him in and wales and more perhaps for scotland and ireland. that's because we had this area of low pressure close by which is starting to fill and become wea ker which is starting to fill and become weaker into monday. so showers in the west and possibly raise close by to the south and east. but in between goo

but for the midlands, east anglia and the south—east it will be breezy but not as windy as further westday evening it will be this central slice of the country that will continue to see outbreaks of rain, so for fireworks displays in cardiff and perhaps edinburgh are likely to see some rain. rain tending to clear away from belfast, london mostly dry, mild for all and quite windy as well. deeper into saturday night, into sunday morning, that front will fizzle away. it will be some clear spells either side, but minimum temperatures, 8—11, considerably more mild that it has been of late. this is the weather set—up going into sunday morning, still with this slow—moving weather front providing rain across some central parts of the uk, rain quite light and patchy initially and picking up later across the south—west, particularly as a new area of low pressure spins inwards. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, still windy in the north—west but not as windy as it will have this is the weather set—up going into sunday morning, still with this slow—moving weather front providing rain across some c

across east anglia, south—east england, it will be raining for much of the day., once its set in here. further north, for scotland and northern ireland, there will be some sunshine around but we are into the cooler air here. temperatures between 6 and 8 degrees celsius. still pretty mild though further south reaching a high of around 13 degrees. more rain in the forecast for sunday. clearing away quickly across eastern areas with some sunshine following. it will be very windy. uncertainty at how far north this band of rain will reach. could push well into scotland as we head into sunday so there could be some rain around at times. temperatures on the mild side, looking at highs of around 14—15 degrees. that's your latest weather. bye for now. a very warm welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: president trump's former personal lawyer, michael cohen, pleads guilty to lying to congress over trump business interests in russia. he's a weak person, and what he's trying to do is ge

parts of scotland through the night, northern england, the east of northern ireland, running into east angliataying dry with clear spells, with the wind dropping a little in shelter, some frost around at the back most of us frost free with showers and a breeze, some sunny spells mainly in the east, becoming more widespread with increasing cloud through the day. cloud scattered everywhere in the afternoon with a raw easterly winds. starting to turn wintry on the hills, perhaps merging to give longer spells of rain through northern england. across western parts of scotland, avoiding showers, staying dry, but even here the temperatures struggle. we have that strong easterly wind, up to 50mph for some across the north sea coast of england. the thermometer says this, but with the wind feeling much colder, feeling around freezing in some areas. tuesday night into wednesday morning, some showers will have more of a wintry flavour to them. just about anywhere across the uk on high ground. as we go through wednesday, northern ireland and scotla nd wednesday, northern ireland and scotland seeing wetter

temperatures between ten and 15 celsius reaching 16 or 17 in east anglia and south—east england. through monday afternoon. we will keep that breeze as we go on through the evening. for many it will be dry with clear spells. a bit of patchy rain continuing across parts of northern ireland and western scotland, possibly the far south—west of england. but if you have plans for firework or bonfire displays on monday evening, for most it will be dry, mild and there will be a gentle locally moderate breeze. as you go from monday into tuesday there is another frontal system in the atlantic working its way towards the uk. it has limited eastward progress so on tuesday the heaviest and most persistent of the rain will be across the western side of scotland, northern ireland, and eventually reaching wales and south—west england. further east it remains dry, breezy and bright sunny spells. look where that wind is coming from, all the way from the south. so we will keep that mild air and temperatures again reaching 1a, 17 celsius. some persistent rain further west on tuesday. as we go from t

temperatures generally between 10 and 15 celsius, up to 16 or 17 in east anglia and south—east england—easterly breeze through monday afternoon. we'll keep that gentle breeze as we go on through the evening. for many, it will be dry with clear spells. a bit of patchy rain continuing across parts of northern ireland, western scotland, maybe the far south—west of england. but if you do have plans for firework or bonfire displays on monday evening, for most, it will be dry, it will be mild and there'll be a gentle locally moderate breeze. as you go from monday into tuesday, we have another frontal system in the atlantic working its way towards the uk. it does have limited eastward progress, so on tuesday, the heaviest and most persistent of the rain will be across the western side of scotland, northern ireland, eventually into wales and south—west england. meanwhile, further east, it stays dry, breezy and bright sunny spells. look where those winds are coming from, all the way from the south. we're going to keep that mild air, temperatures again reaching 14 to 17 celsius. but some persist

south—east of england, east anglia, here we will hold onto dry and relatively bright weather through chilly but temperatures coming up in the west. light across the midlands, north west england, over the tops of the pennines at the scottish mountains, above 500 metres you may well see some sleet and snow. through tuesday night, the first band of rain clears through but look at this area of low pressure deepening. what's of light lines, wednesday is going to be a very windy day. gales quite widely could see wind gusts of 60 to 70 mph in places. bands of rain sweeping north—eastwards, parts of eastern scotla nd north—eastwards, parts of eastern scotland could see the heaviest of the rain. with wind gusts like this, the rain. with wind gusts like this, the potential for some travel disruption, caps a bit of damage. temperatures significantly higher than they have been, 13, 14, 15 degrees. what with strong winds and rain it won't feel that great. thursday, low pressure developing here could bring another bout of strong winds, particularly towards the south and west. heavy rain as well. u

staying dry across east anglia and parts of the south—east, but for lincolnshire, yorkshire and south—westey should be for this time of the year. any fireworks planned for tomorrow evening, the rain will spread northwards once again, maybe just fringing into northern ireland before the evening is out. next week, we stay with the milder wins, so temperjust will hold in the teens. i love weather reports like that. if you think it is wet there, have spilled a cup of coffee on the sofa here! david bowie's image wasjust as important as his music and it was the job of photographer denis 0'regan to make sure his fans saw the legendary singer for who he really was. now, 35 years after travelling the world with him on his serious moonlight tour, denis is ready to share his stories, and accompanying photos from the road. we'll speak to him in a moment, but first let's rewind back to 1983. # let's dance... # to the song they're playing on the radio church on time, makes me for get... puts my trust in god and man. god and man, no confession. god and man, no confession. god and man, no confession. god

across east anglia, a lot of cloud.rth and east of scotla nd across the north and east of scotland with the odd spot of patchy rain at times. those temperatures generally around 6— 10 degrees. go through friday night, the showers really look like gaining strength across the south—west of england. on upgrade to cause localised travel disruption, maybe some thunder and lightning. elsewhere largely dry, save for the odd spot of rain in the north—east. averages 3— seven degrees with a lot of cloud against opting temperatures drop too far. into the start of the weekend, i pressured to the north, low pressure to the south, and that uses it an easily wind. it will never be particularly warm at this time of year. a weather front perilously close to serving them with some uncertainty about the progress will make. it looks like spots to the south of the m4 will get some rain at times. the best of the somchai will be in the west with temperatures of 7— 10 degrees. for sunday, it looks like some slightly cooler air comes back in fr

so across east anglia, south—east england, it will be raining for much of the day. well across northern counties of england, once its set in here. further north, for scotland and northern ireland, there will be some sunshine around but we are into the cooler air here. temperatures between 6 and 8 degrees celsius. still pretty mild though further south, with temperatures reaching a high of around 13 degrees. there's more rain in the forecast for sunday. clearing away quickly across eastern areas with some sunshine following. it will be very windy. uncertainty how far northwards this band of rain though will reach. could push well into scotland as we head into sunday so there could be some rain around at times. temperatures on the mild side, looking at highs of around 111—15 degrees. that's your latest weather. bye for now. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: a big plan to tackle type 2 diabetes — liquid, low—calorie diets will be offered to thousands with the condition in a bid to reverse the disease. in arg

east anglia and the south—east will stay dry, temperatures in the teens. the evening as well. as we go into another evening of fireworks displays, most of you will be dry, the chance of some rain in parts of wales and the winds easing just a little bit. wetter weather towards the west of wales in particular, devon and cornwall. some patchy rain moving across england and the south of scotland during the first half of the night. more general wet weather into northern ireland and the far west of scotland as we start monday morning. temperatures are little lower than the past couple of nights but still holding up well clear of a frost. into monday, our main focus is an area of low pressure across the bay of biscay creeping ever closer. warm fronts across northern and western scotland, northern ireland, will bring some early rain. that will gradually ease off. brightening conditions, still some patchy rain across western areas during the day. the odd isolated shower across eastern parts of england but for many in wales, england, eastern scotland, a dry day on m

now, if you‘re across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, i‘m hopeful that this cloud willver too far away from the south—west. for north—west england, particularly cumbria, also northern ireland and south—west scotland, the best chance of sunshine for the day. for eastern and northern scotland, a lot of cloud. misty, murky, drizzly and damp conditions for a lot of time. temperatures generally 6—10 degrees. going through friday night, we keep large areas of cloud floating around, stopping the temperatures from dropping too far. the showers rumble into the far south—west, these could be heavy and thundery and even cause a few travel issues. those overnight lows between 3—7 degrees in most places. we start the weekend like this. high pressure to the north, low pressure to the south. that brings us an easterly wind, which, at this time of year, will never be particularly warm. one in the system perilously close to southern england likely to feed some rain in here. uncertainty about just how far north it will get. really only spots to the south of the m4 are likely to be effect

for much of wales, northern england and northern scotland, sunshine to the day and east anglia and thelding on dry weather. rain across the south—west is starting to pick up again with the afternoon, fringing into wales. quite windy especially across the north—west. into the new week, it stays wild, rain in the west and a largely dry further east. that is all from me, good night. hello. this is bbc news. i am chris rogers. our top stories: the rhetoric heats up ahead of next week's midterm elections — president trump says the american economy is the best its ever been. a blistering attack on donald trump from iran's supreme leader as the us prepares to re—impose sanctions on the country. eight children have been injured and a major incident declared after an inflatable slide collapsed at a fairground in woking. and a minute's silence as leicester city play their first game since the death of the club's owner last saturday.