notjust lincolnshire and east anglia today. not just persistent lincolnshire and east anglia today.and west parts of the uk coming in on that brisk northerly wind. concentrating on the wind across parts of east anglia and east england in general. gusts of a5-50 east england in general. gusts of a5—50 mph in land but nearer the coast, in excess of 60 mph and that could cause disruption, perhaps some small trees down, combined with a lot of wet weather and surface water flooding is possible in some parts of east anglia. into the evening and overnight, we keep the largely clear skies. still going to come and east anglia and the odd shower rattling through on the breeze overnight. under those clearing skies it would be quite a cold night with temperatures well down into the mid—or even low single figures to start saturday and there could be a touch of frost across parts of scotla nd touch of frost across parts of scotland first thing. kicking off saturday, lots of dry weather and some sunshine around for many but we will see more cloud lingering in eastern england and some outbreaks of

it is actually not too bad across parts of east anglia and the south—east.you are dry, though, this is only way. this weather is more typical across the country at the moment. in leicestershire, before something a little brighter i in the west later on. if you heavy showers. that is played out on the radar chart at the moment. you can see the persistent rain across scotla nd see the persistent rain across scotland and england and wales. all pushing its way northwards and eastwards. the heaviest rain doesn't arrive until after nightfall. in the west, while we see some afternoon shower the limerick sunshine, there will be heavy and from the showers. —— afternoon sunshine. overnight, rain eventually clears away from east anglia and the south—east and could persist across the bar south—east of scotland. clear skies developing elsewhere and a fresh night tonight compare with no ground, south—west scotland, they could be a touch of frost. fairly cloudy and patchy rain to the north—east of scotland to begin with. rain could clip east anglia and the south—east, but

this evening and overnight, the wind continues to drop in east anglia and the south—east.stays cloudy. we have cloud coming to northern ireland, so it will be much milder than overnight. ahead had a better, clearer skies down to the west country. the risk of a touch of frost, short lived mist and fog patches and some sunshine. we have patchy rain coming across northern ireland, heading its way into scotla nd ireland, heading its way into scotland and western parts of england and wales on monday afternoon. not much rain ahead of it, some sunshine and eastern parts of england, the club raking in the south—east. it is going to be warmer tomorrow, highs possibly of 18 or 19 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: as thousands of students across the uk are forced to self—isolate due to coronavirus outbreaks, the labour party calls on the government to promise students will be able to go home for christmas. as senior political figures mark national police memorial day in the uk, britain's top police official has paid tribute to the sergeant shot dead in south london on

still some showers around across the east and east anglia as well as the south—east.ind continuing, in fact the remnants of this low pressure still there making its presence, with gusts in excess of 50mph. but much better weather across western areas of the uk, so while we still have this howling gale in the east, lighter winds for cornwall, devon, much of the midlands, wales, around the irish sea and probably the lightest winds in northern ireland, for a change, and western scotland. here, the best of the weather with sunshine, but temperatures not spectacular. around 12 degrees. you can get a sense of these arrows, the winds blowing out of the north. just behind me, there is a change in the wind direction waiting, and that is going to warm things up a little bit into next week, but not in the short term. saturday night into sunday will be chilly, in fact, with winds following light in the northwest of the uk. here, we are in for a frost, whereas with that wind off the north sea in east anglia, it is going to be around 12 degrees early on sunday morning. so, sunday,

sunshine overhead to begin with, cloudy start in east anglia and the south—east again and cloud willf rain for the first part of the morning, brightening up from mid—morning onwards. that rain and cloud will spread into western scotland for the morning and during the afternoon to eastern scotland through wales and the western fringes of england. many on either side of it all will see the sunshine and at long last, the winds ease as the sun comes out across east anglia and the south—east, and it will feel warmer than recent days. the bring about the change is this weather front which through monday into tuesday night, will push its way eastwards to take us into the start of tuesday. it may become confined across east anglia amd the south—east, producing some cloud, outbreaks of rain, but not the strong winds you saw through the weekend. elsewhere, a bit of patchy frost around, not as cold as monday morning, but it really a dry and sunny day for many. quite pleasant in the sunshine, temperatures on monday and tuesday around levels they should be for this stage in september. but then th

sunshine overhead to begin with, cloudy start in east anglia and the south—east again and cloud willern scotland for the morning and during the afternoon to eastern scotland through wales and the western fringes of england. many on either side of it all will see the sunshine and at long last, the winds ease as the sun comes out across east anglia and the south—east, and it will feel warmer than recent days. the bring about the change is this weather front which through monday night into tuesday, will push its way eastwards to take us into the start of tuesday. it may become confined across east anglia amd it may become confined across east anglia and the south—east, producing some cloud, outbreaks of rain, but not the strong winds you saw through the weekend. elsewhere, a bit of patchy frost around, not as cold as monday morning, but it really a dry and sunny day for many. quite pleasant in the sunshine, temperatures on monday and tuesday around levels they should be for this stage in september. but then the first turn to something more turbulent. as we go to wednesday, deep low cent

and there's heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia withbut away from the east, some sunshine, feeling really cold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it's going to be another cold start to the day, and there's the threat again of a bit more rain running down into parts of east anglia in particular. further west, actually, pressure's building a bit, so it should be a drier kind of day, showers fewer and farther between. temperatures, though, still struggling and still feeling cold in the wind, and we're going to have cold nights around as well. as we head through saturday night, it'll be cold enough for some frost patches in the countryside in scotland. we've still got those northerly winds with us as well across eastern parts of england. still potentially a few showers or spots of rain. further west, it's brighter with some sunshine. the winds turning a little bit lighter here, so perhaps not feeling quite as chilly. now, looking into

and there‘s heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia with winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it‘s going to be another cold start to the day, and there‘s the threat again of a bit more rain running down into parts of east anglia in particular. further west, actually, pressure‘s building a bit, so it should be a drier kind of day, showers fewer and farther between. temperatures, though, still struggling and still feeling cold in the wind, and we‘re going to have cold nights around as well. as we head through saturday night, it‘ll be cold enough for some frost patches in the countryside in scotland. we‘ve still got those northerly winds with us as well across eastern parts of england. still potentially a few showers or spots of rain. further west, it‘s brighter with some sunshine. the winds turning a little bit lighter here, so perhaps not feeling quite as chilly. now, looking into the forecast into next week, it stays unsettled with low pressure with us. those temperatures coming up,

and there's heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia withcold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it's going to be another cold start to the day, and there's the threat again of a bit more rain running down into parts of east anglia in particular. further west, pressure's building a bit, so it should be a drier kind of day, showers fewer and farther between. temperatures still struggling and still feeling cold in the wind, and we'll have cold nights around as well. through saturday night, cold enough for some frost patches in the countryside in scotland. we've still got those northerly winds with us as well across eastern parts of england. still potentially a few showers or spots of rain. further west, brighter with some sunshine. the winds turning a bit lighter here, so perhaps not feeling quite as chilly. looking into the forecast into next week, it stays unsettled with low pressure with us. those temperatures coming up, though, a few

and there's heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia withre in places. we could also see some localised flooding, but away from the east, some sunshine, feeling really cold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it's going to be another cold start to the day, and there's the threat again of a bit more rain running down into parts of east anglia in particular. futher west, actually, pressure‘s building a bit, so it should be a drier kind of day, showers fewer and farther between. temperatures, though, still struggling and still feeling cold in the wind, and we're going to have cold nights around as well. as we head through saturday night, it'll be cold enough for some frost patches in the countryside in scotland. we've still got those northerly winds with us as well across eastern parts of england. still potentially a few showers or spots of rain. further west, it's brighter with some sunshine. the winds turning a little bit lighter here, s

yesterday we had sunshine in east anglia and temperatures of 26 but todayis anglia and temperatures of 26 but today is cloudy and wet. that covers a good part of england and wales. brighter across scotland and northern ireland. glorious this morning across parts of scotland, very still and sunny conditions. through the rest of the date we have this band of rain pushing east across england. turning increasingly heavy and persistent across eastern areas as we go through the afternoon. we could see showers for northern ireland and south—west england and perhaps another area of rain developing across the midlands and running into east anglia for a time. never really clearing away and also turning wendy this evening on english channel and north sea coasts. then we have the next band of rain coming in across wales and the south of england later in the light. quite across scotland and northern ireland but cold enough for some frost in the north of scotland in the countryside. low pressure than firmly in charge of the weather, this next area of low pressure focuses its heaviest rain and strong

and there's heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia withwe could also see some localised flooding, but away from the east, some sunshine, feeling really cold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, slightly less strongly. another cold start to the day, the threat again of a bit more rain running down into parts of east anglia in particular. further west, pressure's building a bit, should be a drier kind of day, showers fewer and farther between. temperatures still struggling and still feeling cold in the wind, and cold nights around as well. as we head through saturday night, it'll be cold enough for some frost patches in the countryside in scotland. we've still got northerly winds as well across eastern parts of england. potentially a few showers or spots of rain. further west, brighter with some sunshine. winds turning a little bit lighter here, so perhaps not feeling quite as chilly. looking into the forecast into next week, it stays unsettled with low pressure. those te

and they are easing down through the day across east anglia and the south—east of england, but in thesee gusts of around a0 mph. with winds easing a bit to the afternoon, though, it won't feel quite as chilly. we could get temperatures of 16 or so in london. higher temperatures further west into wales, 18 in cardiff and swansea. as we move into monday, we lose that northerly wind and instead we get atlantic winds, but that means more unsettled weather, some bands of rain coming in from the atlantic. and we may still start the day across east anglia and the south—east with some cloud, the odd spot of rain, that should eventually push away as we get our main band of cloud and patchy rain heading its way into more western areas of the uk. in between, a slice of some sunshine and without those northerly winds, temperatures in most places will be a bit higher. could be up to around 17 or more in hull and norwich, much milder than it has been over the weekend. temperatures nearer normal, i think, on monday, perhaps into tuesday, as well, but as we move wednesday through the rest of the week

it is just of england down towards east anglia. it isjust on of england down towards east anglia.on the edge of this area of low pressure. along the north sea coast, that is where wind gusts could approach 60mph. inland, it will be very windy as well, even in the midlands and central and southern england. it will be feeling cold, thick coats across this part of the world, and on top of that, showers. the rest of the country, it is going to be very different. we have got some sunshine on the way and the winds will be lighter as well. on saturday we are in between weather systems, one moving out into the north sea, another approaching the north sea, another approaching the south—west of the country. the winds are still blowing out of the north, still a cold direction. temperatures still struggling in some areas. possibly feeling a little bit warmer across the south—west. but this is a cold air strea m south—west. but this is a cold air stream from the north atlantic, so, when the winds died down over the weekend, there temperatures are going to plummet, certainly a frost on the way

england where we are gusting 40—50 miles an hour, wet weather heading down late afternoon towards east angliahe south—east which gets blown away as the winds tend to ease but we keep cloud skies for the east. for the rest, clearer but we keep cloud skies for the east. forthe rest, clearerskies with a touch of frost in scotland and northern ireland. much milder for eastern england but it looks another cloudy day tomorrow. bit of rain notfar another cloudy day tomorrow. bit of rain not far away from the south—east but on the whole dry than today. is a lot more sunshine with the wind but not quite as strong but still quite blustery for east anglia but feeling less cold than today and we could get 18 in the sunshine across south wales. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. a quarter of the uk population is under extra lockdown rules with new measures in force across parts of northern england and wales from today. it comes as 1,700 students in manchester are told to stay in their halls of residence for two weeks after a spike in coronavirus cases. the department of health say they are working to

and there's heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia withme sunshine, feeling really cold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it's going to be another cold start to the day, and there's the threat again of a bit more rain running down into parts of east anglia in particular. further west, actually, pressure's building a bit, so it should be a drier kind of day, showers fewer and farther between. temperatures, though, still struggling and still feeling cold in the wind, and we're going to have cold nights around as well. as we head through saturday night, it'll be cold enough for some frost patches in the countryside in scotland. we've still got those northerly winds with us as well across eastern parts of england. still potentially a few showers or spots of rain. further west, it's brighter with some sunshine. the winds turning a little bit lighter here, so perhaps not feeling quite as chilly. looking into the forecast into next week, it st

further showers for east anglia and the south—east. ranging between 11 in aberdeen and 17 in cardiff by the coming we get to sunday. monday and tuesday cian area of high pressure, dry weather on the but then a return to something cooler and more autumnal later on next week. john and naga. ok, sarah, thank you very much indeed. violence against shop workers was already a serious problem before the pandemic, but the extra rules around social distancing and face coverings have created even more potential flashpoints. now 23 major retailers are backing a parliamentary bid to ensure that offenders face stiffer punishments. let's take a look at the sort of incident they're hoping to prevent. this took place in a co—op store in surrey when a customer was asked to follow the one—way queueing system. really, seriously. bleep. bleep. screaming i have done nothing wrong. now i have! well, imagine being behind the and having to deal with that, maybe on your own, working in a shop. michelle whitehead is a shop worker at the sharp end. shejoins us n

some sunshine and at long last the winds easing across east anglia and the south—east.chy frost around but not as cold as it monday morning a dry and sunny day for many. quite pleasant in the sunshine. temperatures around at the level they should be at this stage in september. we then turns to something more turbulent. more empty way of active weather fronts and stronger winds. heavy rain across ireland, on this slowly pushing eastwards. some stank drive through daylight hours but rain will spread through as we go into wednesday night. started to feel cooler with the cloud, wind and rain. as you go into thursday, the jetstream firing up. towards the end of the week, a potentially stormy area of low pressure developing. the exact position crucial to where is the wettest and windiest. the risk of some disruption. cool through the week, the mid week spell of wind and rain and potentialfor storms as we head towards the weekend. bye for now. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: self—isolate or face a £1,000 fine — new la

it mayjust become confined across east anglia and the south—east, producing some cloud, outbreaks of as monday morning, but it really a dry and sunny day for many. quite pleasant in the sunshine. temperatures on monday and tuesday around levels they should be for this stage in september. but then the first turn to something more turbulent. as we go through tuesday night into wednesday, a deep low centred towards the south of iceland. more in the way of active weather fronts spreading its way in and stronger winds. winds could touch gale force with the heavy rain which is across ireland and into the western fringes of the uk first thing, only slowly pushing its way eastwards. some eastern areas start the day dry and bright, and some will stay dry through daylight hours, but rain will spread through as we go into wednesday night. starting to feel that bit cooler, of course, with the cloud, the wind and the rain. a cooler feel still as we go into thursday, and then, as a jet stream really fires up towards the end of the week, we start to see this develop — a potentially stormy area of l

and they are easing down through the day across east anglia and the south—east of england, but in thea bit to the afternoon, though, it won't feel quite as chilly. we could get temperatures of 16 or so in london. higher temperatures further west into wales, 18 in cardiff and swansea. as we move into monday, we lose the northerly wind and instead we get atlantic wind, but that means more unsettled weather, some bands of rain coming in from the atlantic. and we still start the day across east anglia in the south—east with cloud, the odd spot of rain, that should eventually push away as we get our main band of cloud and patchy rain heading its way into more western areas of the uk. in between, some sunshine and without the winds, temperatures in most places will be a bit higher, could be up to around 17 or more in hull and norwich, much milder than it has been over the weekend. temperatures nearer normal, i think, on monday, perhaps into tuesday, as well, but as we move wednesday through the rest of the week, temperatures drop again because it turns more unsettled with wind and rain. hel

and there‘s heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia withed flooding, but away from the east, some sunshine, feeling really cold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it‘s going to be another cold start to the day, and there‘s the threat again of a bit more rain running down into parts of east anglia in particular. futher west, actually, pressure‘s building a bit, so it should be a drier kind of day, showers fewer and farther between. temperatures, though, still struggling and still feeling cold in the wind, and we‘re going to have cold nights around as well. as we head through saturday night, it‘ll be cold enough for some frost patches in the countryside in scotland. we‘ve still got those northerly winds with us as well across eastern parts of england. still potentially a few showers or spots of rain. further west, it‘s brighter with some sunshine. the winds turning a little bit lighter here, so perhaps not feeling quite as chilly. now,

it mayjust become confined across east anglia and the south—east, producing some cloud, outbreaks ofld as monday morning, but it really a dry and sunny day for many. quite pleasant in the sunshine. temperatures on monday and tuesday around levels they should be for this stage in september. but then the first turn to something more turbulent. as we go through tuesday night into wednesday, a deep low centred towards the south of iceland. more in the way of active weather fronts spreading its way in and stronger winds. winds could touch gale force with the heavy rain which is across ireland and into the western fringes of the uk first thing, only slowly pushing its way eastwards. some eastern areas start the day dry and bright, and some will stay dry through daylight hours, but rain will spread through as we go into wednesday night. starting to feel that bit cooler, of course, with the cloud, the wind and the rain. a cooler feel still as we go into thursday, and then, as a jet stream really fires up towards the end of the week, we start to see this develop — a potentially stormy area of

sunshine overhead to begin with, cloudy start in east anglia and the south—east again and cloud willirst part of the morning, brightening up from mid—morning onwards. that rain and cloud will spread into western scotland for the morning and during the afternoon to eastern scotland through wales and the western fringes of england. many on either side of it all will see the sunshine and at long last, the winds ease as the sun comes out across east anglia and the south—east, and it will feel warmer than recent days. the bring about the change is this weather front which through monday into tuesday night, will push its way eastwards to take us into the start of tuesday. it may become confined across east anglia amd the south—east, producing some cloud, outbreaks of rain, but not the strong winds you saw through the weekend. elsewhere, a bit of patchy frost around, not as cold as monday morning, but it really a dry and sunny day for many. quite pleasant in the sunshine, temperatures on monday and tuesday around levels they should be for this stage in september. but then the first turn to

and there's heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia withg, but away from the east, some sunshine, feeling really cold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it's going to be another cold start to the day, and there's the threat again of a bit more rain running down into parts of east anglia in particular. further west, actually, pressure's building a bit, so it should be a drier kind of day, showers fewer and farther between. temperatures, though, still struggling and still feeling cold in the wind, and we're going to have cold nights around as well. as we head through saturday night, it'll be cold enough for some frost patches in the countryside in scotland. we've still got those northerly winds with us as well across eastern parts of england. still potentially a few showers or spots of rain. further west, it's brighter with some sunshine. the winds turning a little bit lighter here, so perhaps not feeling quite as chilly. now, looking i

overnight the winds will continue to drop in east anglia and the south—east by them it will stay cloudymuch milder in northern ireland than it was last night. it was the coldest september night on record. 9 degrees in belfast. in the west cou ntry record. 9 degrees in belfast. in the west country there is a risk of a touch of frost and short lived mist and fog patches as well. rain in northern ireland and western scotland. head of the cloud and patchy rain we have some sunshine. because we have atlantic influences, it will be warmer, particularly noticeable across the east of england. quite mild again on tuesday and wednesday. later in the week it does tend to at the same time, the weather more unsettled. —— turn cooler. as thousands of students across the uk are forced to self—isolate due to coronavirus outbreaks — the labour party calls on the government to promise students will be able to go home for christmas. cardiff and swansea — wales‘ two biggest cities — are preparing to go into tighter lockdown restrictions from 6pm this evening, with neath—port talbot, the vale of glamorgan a

still got a lot of cloud to clear away across east anglia and the south—east.rain into western areas ahead of it and then behind that rain we get some sunshine. impetus back up to 17 or 18 degrees, near—normal for this time the year. that weather front marches its way eastwards overnight, not a great deal of rain on it, but it just slows down not a great deal of rain on it, but itjust slows down and comes to a halt really across east anglia and the east of england. a lot of cloud and may be some patchy rain from time to time through the day on tuesday. it looks like a lot of dry weather, sight reading in the weather, sight reading in the weather pattern and some sunshine around as well. those temperatures still up to 60 or 70 degrees at best. then as we head into wednesday this is where we start to see the weather changing and that is because weather changing and that is because we have got an area of low pressure coming in from the atlantic, strengthening the winds and these weather fronts look much more active. for many eastern areas it may well start dry on

as for tuesday, the lingering weather front across east anglia air, the southeast may take a while todry side and the brightest days of the week and plenty of sunshine around, pleasa nt and the sunshine but things turned stormy or as you go to the second half of the week. goodbye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the new york times says it has obtained president trump's tax records dating back two decades, which it says reveal chronic losses and years of tax avoidance. it reports mr trump only paid $750 in income taxes in the year he won the presidency and pay no income tax at all in the ten yea rs pay no income tax at all in the ten years previous —— 15 years. fighting breaks out between armenia and azerbaijan in the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh, with casualties on both sides.

bringing showers to parts of east anglia and lincolnshire.the best of the weather is further west and north. northern ireland, scotland, fabulous conditions on the way. and on sunday, still in between weather systems. that is the jet stream. with the weather fronts here and more unsettled weather across southern parts of europe. we are in between and that does mean these weather fronts will be either side of the british isles. the best of the weather sandwiched in across cornwall, devon, wales, the north west of england, northern ireland and western scotland. and a chilly, temperatures recovering to around 17 degrees, so with sunshine and later winds, it will be one of the best places. early next week, we lose over all that cool northerly wind. we will replace it, mother nature will replace it with these milder weste rli es. will replace it with these milder westerlies. but this time of year when we get the milder westerlies, that often means clouds increase, the wind and the rain across much of the wind and the rain across much of the countr

still with some outbreaks of rain, lincolnshire into east anglia. elsewhere, clear, chillier, maybe a touch of frost to start the day in parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but across much of the uk, well, winds are reasonably light in comparison to eastern england. there'll be some sunshine. the cloud, though, across eastern england delivering some showery outbreaks of rain at times, especially the further east you are. and temperatures, well, mid—to—low teens, just maybe a few spots along the south coast reaching as high as 16 degrees celsius. the white arrows are the average speeds here. of course, they are higher the further east you are. we'll turn the arrows black and look at wind gusts, and 50—60 mph right along the coastline, just maybe easing a little later

still cloudy though, first thing, east anglia, south—east.rough scotland during the day, and into the afternoon across wales and the western fringes of england. it does mean, out towards the west, we brighten up, with some sunshine later on and, at long last, the cloud and the wind break up across east anglia, south—west corner — it will feel warmer than the weekend. that also continues to happen as we go through monday night but then the cloud comes back in, with some patchy rain and drizzle, to take us into tuesday. further north and west, where we see the clear skies into tuesday morning, chance of a touch of frost but not quite as cold as we've seen through recent nights. as for tuesday, that lingering weather front across east anglia and the south—east to begin with may take a while to shift. the rest of the country, probably one of the driest and brightest days of the week. plenty of sunshine around. feeling pleasant in that sunshine, but things turn stormier as you go through the second half of the week. bye for now. welcome to bbc new

of biscay creeping closer to southern parts of the uk so you will notice increasing cloud across east angliand the south—east. and even the possibility of some rain. so here's the outlook for the next few days and into the weekend. increasing amounts of cloud so they could be showers developing. and temperatures certainly dropping away to the seasonal norm. 0ver and temperatures certainly dropping away to the seasonal norm. over to you. a reminder of our top story... frustration across the country as many still cannot get coronavirus tests but the government says it is demand at record speed. you have had six months, mr speaker, to get this right and get the prime minister still can't deliver on his promises for the health secretary said yesterday it would take weeks to solve the situation but we do not have weeks. that is all from the bbc news at 0ne have weeks. that is all from the bbc news at one end on bbc one we joined the bbc news teams where you are. good afternoon. good afternoon, i'm gavin ramjaun — it'sjust after 1.30pm, and this is your latest sports news. let's go to old trafford

ahead of that, east anglia and the south—east actually brightening up through the day.r winds further south, temperatures between 14—19 . through tonight, this band of cloud and patchy rain will continue its journey eastwards, it will linger across east anglia and the south—east into the first part of tomorrow morning. clear skies following on behind. quite a cool night across the northern half of the uk. and then into tomorrow this cloud and patchy rain will linger for a while across east anglia and the south—east, but for the most part, tomorrow is a fine, dry day with long spells of sunshine, probably the driest day of the week, temperatures of 13—19 degrees. but it turns much more unsettled from mid week onwards. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. self—isolate or face £1,000 fine — new laws come into force in england for anyone testing positive for coronavirus. all first—year and foundation students at manchester metropolitan university will be taught online for the next two weeks, to try to stop a coronavirus outbreak spreading. three more areas of wales are g

saturday evening, you can see that wind continuing, and those showers in east anglia.se of the weekend will be nippy. we're talking about a frost in scotland, because the winds will be lightest here. but where we've got those winds blowing off the north sea, temperatures will probably hover around nine celsius. now over the weekend isn't looking too bad. the winds are light, there'll be some sunshine around, but the indications are that cloud, wind and rain will increase next week eventually. bye— bye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. republicans are pushing back after donald trump refused to admit he would leave office peacefully. vote him out! vote him out! donald trump is accused of acting like a desperate, would be dictator, and they were chants of vote him out outside... it says hilltop up the pay of workers who've lost ours because of coronavirus. and there is a

across the south—east of the uk, closer to that area of low pressure, so some windy weather for east anglia although the winds ease during the afternoon. still a lot of cloud for the eastern side of england, although a drier day than it was on saturday, and elsewhere there will be lots of sunshine around after a chilly start. it shouldn't feel too bad in the sunshine, may make 18 degrees cardiff and it won't feel as chilly in norwich as it has been over the last couple of days, where of course we have had some flooding and a lot of rain. as we move into monday, we are looking at rain coming in from the atlantic. instead of a northerly wind, we will get atlantic wind, so it won't be as chilly. and we have still got a lot of cloud to clear away across the day across the eastern anglia and the south—east. here is the next weather front, though, bringing some prat patchy rain into western areas ahead of it and then behind that rain we get some sunshine. temperatures back up to around 17 or 18 degrees. so that is near normal for this time of year. that weather front then marches its way eastward

notjust lincolnshire and east anglia today. not just persistent lincolnshire and east anglia today.t, 15-16 c. a temperatures about 11 celsius but in the west, 15—16 c. a fair amount of sound china out there for many of us. “— sound china out there for many of us. —— sunshine. the odd shower rattling on that breeze overnight. quite a cold night, low single figures to start your saturday. a touch of frost across scotland bursting. many of us will see outbreaks of rain in the south. not as persistent as what we got out there today. cool temperatures, 15-16 there today. cool temperatures, 15—16 and you'll notice that northerly breeze. still cloudy on sunday in the east but the breeze will be starting to ease. a few showers that east anglia but elsewhere should stay largely dry. temperatures 11—17 c. it looks like high pressure will bring some dry weather through monday and tuesday then a return to more unsettled autumnal conditions through the 01:58:40,112 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 second half of next week. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm geeta guru—murthy. the headlines: a police office

overnight that rain could turn heavier across east anglia and south—east england.the weekend is looking cloudy. patchy rain. mostly affecting north—western areas. saturday, a bright note for many, showers from that word go. scotland will get patchy rain across northern ireland, patchy rain in north—west england. quite damp around greater manchester area, especially towards the end of the day. southern england dry with sunshine. the second half of the weekend, quite a bit of cloud around. we are expecting further rain. rain moves across north—west england, north—west wales, it could be dampfor england, north—west wales, it could be damp for much of the day. rain light but persistent. eastern scotla nd light but persistent. eastern scotland could beat the place that stays dry with occasional brighter spells. next week, weatherfronts across the uk, always quite weak fears, bringing cloud and the threat ofa fears, bringing cloud and the threat of a little bit of rain at times. little in the way of big changes next week. often cloudy, a little bit of rain for some other

not a great deal of rain but it slows down and slows down and comes to a halt across east anglia and e it looks like lots of dry weather, slight ridge in the pressure pattern and sunshine. temperatures still reaching 17 celsius at best. into wednesday, this is where we start to seek the weather changing because we've got an area of low pressure coming in from the atlantic, strengthening the winds and these weather fronts look much more active. for many eastern areas it may start dry on wednesday with sunshine but becoming cloudy. rainfor with sunshine but becoming cloudy. rain for western areas and slowly moving north and east. this rain could be heavy as well. some stronger winds, especially for the south—west. temperatures still 16 or 17 celsius, away from scotland and northern ireland. thursday, that weather front moves through it but you are weather front moves through it but you a re left weather front moves through it but you are left with an area of low pressure which will be sitting with us pressure which will be sitting with us for a little while. heading further north it tak

showers for east anglia and the south east should fade into the evening with most places dry over nightkies could be a touch of frost, particularly rural scotland. east — west split again tomorrow, cloudy and breezy for central england but away from this it's largely dry day with temperatures 00:29:49,465 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 between 11 and 18 celsius. goodbye. hello this is bbc news. a quarter of the uk population is under extra lockdown rules — with new measures coming into force in parts of northern england

drier and a bit cooler for western scotland and northern ireland, but still pretty mild across east angliathat cloud is on that weak weather front, it does stop really. after that moves through across the rest of the country we have got a bit of ridging in the pressure pattern, so a lot of dry weather, one or two coastal showers to the west perhaps, but across east anglia and the rest of south—east england and lincolnshire more cloud for a while and perhaps light rain or drizzle. temperatures making their way up to 18 degrees at best ontuesday. into wednesday, another weather system coming in from the atlantic, so this is where all our weather is coming from, but this one has a bit more about it, it's much more active and the rain will be heavier. it will be a wet start across the western side of the uk, windy across the irish sea, gusts of 50 mph. always wetter in the west, but some of this rain will push its way eastwards steadily through the day. more cloud, more rain around and stronger winds, but temperatures still near normal for the time of year. that is not going to last beyond wed

those temperatures across east anglia, which is the highest reaching 26 celsius.nt will increasingly spread its way southwards, and those temperatures will be dropping away. it will turn quite cold tuesday night across scotland, northern ireland, england and wales still relatively mild at 12 to 15 degrees. that colder air will work southwards as that cold front continues to push east during wednesday. outbreaks of rain for england and wales, turning increasingly heavy across eastern areas and becoming quite windy around some of our coast later in the day. scotland and northern ireland seemed the best of the dry weather and sunshine, but it will feel cooler. high 11—13 , and that cooler weather will spread across the whole of the uk by thursday. hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. the uk moves its coronavirus alert level from three to four. boris johnson's chief medical officers say the covid alert level needs to move from three to four. earlier, senior advisers explained how the virus was once again spreading at speed. hospitalizations are following, de

best of any sunshine through the afternoon hanging on through the afternoon hanging on through east anglia and south—east england where it will be relatively warm. brighter skies eventually later in the day edging into the far north—west. tuesday, we have another weather for crossing the uk, bringing a broad warm sector. this warm airwill be bringing a broad warm sector. this warm air will be pushing across the country so it will start to feel a bit more humid. it's also likely going to be quite cloudy, particularly across western areas with the cloud thick enough for some patches of drizzle around some of oui’ patches of drizzle around some of our coasts and hills, particularly through the morning. rain at times through the morning. rain at times through the morning. rain at times through the north—west but where we see cloud break and sunshine coming through it will feel on the warm side and for many others those temperatures will lift into the low 20s on tuesday. tuesday promises to be the warmest day of the week. the warmerair be the warmest day of the week. the warmer air will be shov

but look at those gusts of wind. 50 mph for the likes of lincolnshire and east anglia, with a few drizzlyy start to ease away. we have more cloud and rain working in from the north—west. not as cold here as it was last night but still down into single figures for many of us first thing on monday morning. monday sees this band of patchy cloud working its way slowly eastwards but a much improved day for east anglia and the south—east. not as windy and temperatures between 1a and 19 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. thousands of students across the uk are forced to self—isolate due to coronavirus outbreaks — the labour party calls on the government to promise students will be able to go home for christmas. stu d e nts students have been done over on their a—levels. they have been done over on freshers week. the government is now threatening to lock them up at university. and, very worrying for them, when they graduate they may be looking at long—term youth unemployment. as senior political figures mark national police memorial day

strong winds are easing across east anglia and the south—east. stays quite cloudy.loud coming across the atla ntic cloudy. cloud coming across the atlantic threatening northern ireland, much, much warmerthan it was last night was ahead of that cloud coming in eastern scotland all lead to the west country there could bea lead to the west country there could be a touch of frost and maybe some short lived mist and fog patches as well. more rain and in the morning moving eastwards across northern ireland into scotland, western parts of england and wales. ahead of that cloud with light and patchy rain we should get some sunshine it and it will be a warmer day everywhere thanks to this atlantic influence and said those cold northerly winds. top temperature probably 18 19 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. it's 2:31 and i'm tim wilcox. as thousands of students across the uk are forced to self—isolate due to coronavirus outbreaks, the labour party calls on the government to promise students will be able to go home for christmas. cardiff and swansea — wales‘ two biggest citie

stronger winds are east anglia and south—east of england. 0ne feel as chilly as it does today, 16 degrees not too bad in the sunshine. as we head into monday we lose that northerly winds so it won't feel as chilly. we will see atlantic winds coming in and it means the weather front is moving in from the atlantic and it is western areas that we will see some generally lighter and patchy rain. temperatures near the normal on monday and tuesday but then wednesday onwards the temperatures start to drop back again, still feeling chilly, much more unsettled so some wet windy weather on that way particularly through wednesday, thursday, and into friday. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines at two. a quarter of the uk population is under extra lockdown rules — with new measures in force across parts of northern england and wales from today. it comes as 1,700 students in manchester are told to stay in their halls of residence for two weeks after a spike in coronavirus cases. tributes are paid to a popular and talented police officer killed at a custody centre in south lond

saturday evening, you can see that wind continuing, and those showers in east anglia.ere. but where we've got those winds blowing off the north sea, temperatures will probably hover around nine celsius. now over the weekend isn't looking too bad. the winds are light, there'll be some sunshine around, but the indications are that clouds, wind and rain will increase next week eventually. bye— bye. thanks forjoining me on outside source. donald trump says he would have to see if you would be willing to a cce pt have to see if you would be willing to accept an election defeat. the white house has sought to clarify the position. the president will except the result of a free and fair election. he will except the will of the american people. vote him out! told him out! president's critics say fairness is in being decided. this is vote him out being chanted outside the supreme court. also in the us, manage charge for shooting and injuring two policeman during protests of the killing of breanna taylor. lots of coronavirus vaccines are being developed at the moment, in some cou