across scotland, northern england, wales and some damp weather too, for the midlands for a time, east angliaafter dark with some bright spells coming through the cloud. and for many areas of the uk, temperatures are running above average. now eventually you might see a little bit of rain thursday evening trickling down across parts of southern england and east anglia, but it won't really amount to very much. 0n into friday's forecast, we've got another zone of rain pushing into western scotland. the rain now clearing further southwards as this ridge of high pressure starts to build in and that should mean that the weather becomes increasingly dry. there'll be a bit more sunshine to go around and those temperatures are creeping up — 22 in london, while the average for this time of the year in the capital is 16 degrees. now, the process of that high pressure really starting to flex its muscles continues into the weekend. pushing the band of rain ever further northwards across scotland where it could be quite wet across northern areas of scotland on saturday. 0therwise, lots of sunshine around

across scotland, northern england, wales and some damp weather too, for the midlands for a time, east anglia some bright spells coming through the cloud. and for many areas of the uk, temperatures are running above average. now eventually you might see a little bit of rain thursday evening trickling down across parts of southern england and east anglia, but it won't really amount to very much. on into friday's forecast, we've got another zone of rain pushing into western scotland. the rain now clearing further southwards as this ridge of high pressure starts to build in, and that should mean that the weather becomes increasingly dry. there'll be a bit more sunshine to go around and those temperatures are creeping up — 22 in london, while the average for this time of the year in the capital is 16 degrees. now, the process of that high pressure really starting to flex its muscles continues into the weekend. pushing the band of rain ever further northwards across scotland where it could be quite wet across northern areas of scotland on saturday. otherwise, lots of sunshine around and those temp

across scotland, northern england, wales and some damp weather too, for the midlands for a time, east anglias of the uk, temperatures are running above average. now eventually you might see a little bit of rain thursday evening trickling down across parts of southern england and east anglia, but it won't really amount to very much. on into friday's forecast, we've got another zone of rain pushing into western scotland. the rain now clearing further southwards as this ridge of high pressure starts to build in and that should mean that the weather becomes increasingly dry. there'll be a bit more sunshine to go around and those temperatures are creeping up — 22 in london, while the average for this time of the year in the capital is 16 degrees. now, the process of that high pressure really starting to flex its muscles continues into the weekend. pushing the band of rain ever further northwards across scotland where it could be quite wet across northern areas of scotland on saturday. otherwise, lots of sunshine around and those temperatures climbing, well, we could see highs of 26, maybe a 27 th

elsewhere, through much of the midlands, east anglia and in towards wales, drier with some sunshine. ast of england. and that low pressure still with us on friday with further weather fronts, further outbreaks of rain. in between them there will be some brighter skies. but that wet weather unwelcome, certainly in the areas that we've had so much flooding in recent days. so through the course of friday, you can see we've got showery outbreaks of rain. some of those showers will penetrate inland, but at times clumping together to give a longer spell of wet weather. temperatures around nine degrees in shetland to the mid—teens towards the channel islands. into the weekend, you can see the jet stream just changing shape somewhat, allowing this area of low pressure to scoot northwards as we head through towards sunday. so the potential for some very heavy rain once again across eastern scotland. on saturday, though, it's an unsettled picture. there'll be some sunshine. there'll also be some showers or longer spells of rain. a keen east wind bringing some wet weather in towards eastern scot

elsewhere on saturday, we've got outbreaks of rain and some sunshine through the midlands, east anglia and the north—east of england. so a rather unsettled outlook, and it stays that way through the tail end of the weekend and into the start of next week, too, with some sunshine but also showers or longer spells of rain at times. that's the forecast. this is bbc news. the headlines — the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, gives a statement saying the country is preparing for a ground invasion, but doing everything possible to bring hostages home. he encourages israeli citizens to carry weapons. some aid gets into gaza, but the un warns it will have to stop its operations in gaza tonight if it runs out of fuel. the us house of representatives elects little—known republican mikejohnson as its next speaker, breaking the three—week deadlock in the chamber. and in westminster, mps vote to suspend former conservative minister peter bone after investigation found he'd bullied a staff member. hurricane otis hits southern mexico, slamming ashore near acapulco as a category—five storm b

across scotland, northern england, wales and some damp weather too, for the midlands for a time, east angliaaying dry until after dark, with some bright spells coming through the cloud. and for many areas of the uk, temperatures are running above average. now eventually you might see a little bit of rain thursday evening trickling down across parts of southern england and east anglia, but it won't really amount to very much. 0n into friday's forecast, we've got another zone of rain pushing into western scotland. the rain now clearing further southwards as this ridge of high pressure starts to build in, and that should mean that the weather becomes increasingly dry. there'll be a bit more sunshine to go around and those temperatures are creeping up — 22 in london, while the average for this time of the year in the capital is 16 degrees. now, the process of that high pressure really starting to flex its muscles continues into the weekend. pushing the band of rain ever further northwards across scotland where it could be quite wet across northern areas of scotland on saturday. 0therwise, lots o

storm babet is disrupting train services in yorkshire and east anglia, and along the east coast mainnvironment agency says flooding from the storm, which has caused widespread damage in scotland and the north east of england particularly badly, could last until tuesday. let's cross live now to our correspondent andy gill, who is in retford. bring us up to date with how bad the situation could become there. well. situation could become there. well, ou can situation could become there. well, you can see — situation could become there. well, you can see the _ situation could become there. well, you can see the floodwater- situation could become there. vii you can see the floodwater behind me and the police have closed this road to stop people coming through. as you say, 500 homes potentially affected by this severe flood warning. a severe flood warning is the most serious you can get. it means there is a threat to life. it means there is a threat to life. it means there is a threat to life. it means there is a risk to injury. the problem is flooding on the river idle in this part of not

but as i said, a pretty wet start for parts of east anglia. the south east, of anglia. pray water on the spray and surface water on the roads, is clearing roads, but that is all clearing away. we'll some away. then we'll see some sunshine coming through. plenty of showers into western sunshine coming through. plenty of shower still into western sunshine coming through. plenty of showerstill quite 1to western sunshine coming through. plenty of showerstill quite breezystern scotland. still quite breezy here and see a mixture of here and we'll see a mixture of sunshine showers for sunshine and showers for northern wales northern england. north wales and northern ireland. but much of south east will stay of the south and east will stay dry and bright with some sunshine. temperatures getting into to teens , a into the mid to high teens, a fresher feel most compared fresher feel for most compared to yesterday . it's quite to yesterday. it's still quite windy across northern scotland, especially elsewhere. especially breezy elsewhere. that breeze leads down overnight. we'll see

across scotland, northern england, wales and some damp weather too, for the midlands for a time, east angliaght spells coming through the cloud. and for many areas of the uk, temperatures are running above average. now eventually you might see a little bit of rain thursday evening trickling down across parts of southern england and east anglia, but it won't really amount to very much. on into friday's forecast, we've got another zone of rain pushing into western scotland. the rain now clearing further southwards as this ridge of high pressure starts to build in and that should mean that the weather becomes increasingly dry. there'll be a bit more sunshine to go around and those temperatures are creeping up — 22 in london, while the average for this time of the year in the capital is 16 degrees. now, the process of that high pressure really starting to flex its muscles continues into the weekend. pushing the band of rain ever further northwards across scotland where it could be quite wet across northern areas of scotland on saturday. otherwise, lots of sunshine around and those temperatures c

elsewhere, through much of the midlands, east anglia and in towards wales, drier with some sunshine. at low pressure still with us on friday with further weather fronts, further outbreaks of rain. in between them there will be some brighter skies. but that wet weather unwelcome, certainly in the areas that we've had so much flooding in recent days. so through the course of friday, you can see we've got showery outbreaks of rain. some of those showers will penetrate inland, but at times clumping together to give a longer spell of wet weather. temperatures around nine degrees in shetland to the mid—teens towards the channel islands. into the weekend, you can see the jet stream just changing shape somewhat, allowing this area of low pressure to scoot northwards as we head through towards sunday. so the potential for some very heavy rain once again across eastern scotland. on saturday, though, it's an unsettled picture. there'll be some sunshine. there'll also be some showers or longer spells of rain. a keen east wind bringing some wet weather in towards eastern scotland. once again, drie

highest temperatures for london and east anglia, where we may well get 24—25 c and east anglia, whererning for heavy rain across western scotland for tuesday, mostly because the ground will be saturated. further south, we hang onto that warm air, there will be a lot of sunshine. hazy at times with some high cloud again to stop quite murky at worst there's western coasts. temperatures is well about the seasonable average. a few wednesday, this cold front will be sinking southwards. windy conditions across the north of scotland, a few showers. and on this we can encode front as it pushes southwards and just sweeps away all of that very warm feeling error. as we head through wednesday, temperatures gradually starting to drop. it will feel cooler across the board on thursday with again some outbreaks of rain pushing northwards on friday. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. the number of palestinians and israelis killed during two days of intense fighting continues to climb — with israel's realiatory strikes on gaza witnessed by our reporter. damaging an entire street, like, an en

the midlands, east anglia probably not seeing too much wet weather.. tuesday, further showers especially across northern ireland, england and wales, some could be heavy. heavy, thundery rain in the south—west of england and south west wales by the end of the day. much of scotland will be dry, highs of nine to 15 degrees. tuesday night and wednesday, the frontal system will push northwards and eastwards. it will bring heavy rain, perhaps snow on the leading edge over high ground in scotland, at least for a time. some of the rain could contain lightning and thunder, and it will be windy particularly in wales, the south—west of england and the north of scotland. temperatures again between eight and 15 degrees. through wednesday night into thursday, this deep area of low pressure approaches our shores. this has been named storm ciaran by the met office. it looks likely it will bring some very heavy rain. could be enough rain for some flooding. also some strong winds. the exact position of the low still open to question, but southern england and the channe

, we'll see some rain, some of it heavy, pushing its way in areas where we don't need it across east angliaeast midlands and into yorkshire as well. and at the same time that's going to bejoined by another weather front moving in from the southwest. with the cloud and rain around, those temperatures will hold up into double digits, but there's more wet weather to come as we go through to tuesday. so if we look at that in a little more detail, it's this weather front that's just pushing in off the north sea and it might bring outbreaks of rain fairly showery, but nevertheless, we do not need any more rain in these areas. and that's going to be persistently there throughout the day. to the north of that, we keep some sunshine and a drier story in scotland. to the south, there'll be a few scattered showers. and again, those temperatures between 11 and 16 degrees. wednesday will start off on a relatively quiet note with a ridge of high pressure. it's not going to last as the next frontal system is likely to nudge in from the west as we go through the day. so it'll be a quiet start, a few shower

just nine or ten degrees in lerwick and stornoway, 22 towards east anglia and the south—east, where we'llng rush hour before clearing. for the rest of the night, showers peppering northern and western coasts. those showers turning increasingly wintry across the north of scotland, but with some clear skies elsewhere. if you are sheltered from some strong winds, it will feel rather chilly. south—east scotland, north—east england maybe a bit of frost. the strongest winds are on the southern flank of this area of low pressure, to the north and north—east of scotland for saturday, but it will help to drive that colder air southwards to all the blue colours on the chart here. now, if we take took a look at saturday, we'll have frequent showers turning wintry across northern scotland. showers may be wintry in the west of england and wales on the tops of the highest hills, but most it's rain, maybe a little bit of hail. some of those showers pushing their way southwards and eastwards. but a good parts of southern and south—eastern scotland, eastern and southern england will stay dry on saturday.

today the most persistent rain will be for parts of east anglia, lincolnshire up parts of east anglialand. showers which will be persistent across the far north of scotland, where it will be windy. sunny spells and scattered showers retain for northern ireland, wales and south—west england and fewer showers towards the midlands. 0ver showers towards the midlands. over the night, we will keep the peace for part of northern scotland, south—west of england as well, driving a further showers here. clear spells in the could missed a mackie patches the central part of england and wales and it will be frustrate as we look towards tomorrow morning. friday, still low pressure sitting to the west are not moving in a hurry. the wind is driving around the area of low pressure, bringing in more showers of southern england and wales and we saw the irish sea coast as well. the easterly wind will drive in that the persistent rain for parts of north—east england and eastern scotland. not too heavy at this stage but rainfall totals will be gradually mounting up across south and east of scotland. temper

so today the most persistent rain will be for parts of east anglia, lincolnshire, up the east coast ofe going to be quite persistent across the far north of scotland, where it's going to be windy. sunny spells and scattered showers returning for northern ireland, wales and the south west of england as well. i think fewer showers towards the midlands. through this evening and tonight then, we're going to keep the breeze for parts of northern scotland, south west of england as well — driving in further showers here. a few clear spells, could be some mist and murky patches for central parts of england and wales, and certainly it's going to be frost free as we look towards tomorrow morning. so friday, still low pressure sitting here to the west, really not moving in a hurry. the winds driving around that area of low pressure, bringing in more showers to parts of southern england, wales, through some of these irish sea coasts as well. and this easterly wind will drive in further persistent rain for parts of north—east england and eastern scotland. not too heavy at this stage, but rainfall t

areas of east anglia don't need more rain. uth, showers across scotland. otherwise, fairly fine conditions and a milder night than the last few nights. tuesday is quite a messy picture. wet weather through northern ireland in towards northern england. this is where we have the other —— the yellow warning in force across —— in force. in scotland, fine day, the low teens. england and wales, south of the rain, sunshine and showers. as we head into wednesday, we see some rain pushing northwards into eastern scotland. areas where we really don't need the rain. not a areas where we really don't need the rain. nota bad areas where we really don't need the rain. not a bad day on wednesday for the rest of england and northern ireland, but the next weather front is in the winds pushing in as we head through wednesday night into thursday. here it is, thursday and friday dominated by this huge area of low pressure which brings heavy showers to southern and western areas and strong winds. looking at gales around the coasts towards the end o

possibly even up to 20 degrees around the scottish borders and also newcastle, 23 or 2a degrees across east angliake august, really. now into monday, the weather front�*s still here. it's trailing way out into the atlantic. it keeps spreading over us. so, again, a chance of some rain, i think in the form of quite heavy showers and even a crack of thunder is possible. there'll be a few showers around western parts of scotland but i think a little bit fresher here with these atlantic winds. 15 in glasgow, still 22, 23, maybe 2a degrees celsius in london and the south—east. now, here's tuesday's weather map and you can see quite a few isobars there. that means a feral breeze blowing off the atlantic. it's going to be more or less a westerly. but high pressure is fairly close by. that high pressure will be building across the uk. so, here's tuesday, then. a few showers across many western and northern areas. i think it'll feel a little bit fresher around these western coasts — 16, 17 celsius. we may nudge to about 20 or so in london, but i think it's the teens for most of us on tuesday. and here's a s

still some rain over the some outbreaks of rain over the east east anglia and east midlands, east angliahour. gradually pulling away through the morning, brighter the morning, then brighter skies, western skies, showers for western scotland and parts of northern england. a few for wales and northern ireland too. but much of the south and east having a largely afternoon, a fresher largely dry afternoon, a fresher feel. temperatures in feel. temperatures mostly in the mid teens at best. and similarly on wednesday, the winds a little lighter . on wednesday, much of lighter. on wednesday, much of central and eastern england looking dry and bright, but more wet weather into northern wet weather coming into northern scotland. and then further south along the west coast, that rain could and could could be quite heavy and could cause a little disruption coming into ireland later on. into northern ireland later on. to most places to further south, most places dry and just odd dry and bright, just the odd shower temperatures shower and again, temperatures mostly the to teens mostly in the mid to h

england and wales, and this rain band through wednesday slowly moves across wales, the midlands, into east anglia after dark, where it will continue to be warm, with temperatures in the low 20s. but otherwise, those temperatures coming back down closer to average levels for october. now, heading into thursday, we've got some more rain moving overnight and into friday, affecting parts of england and wales. so rain, at times, probably best sums up the weather picture. that rain clears away into the weekend, with temperatures dropping back closer to the october averages. live from washington, this is bbc news. more air strikes hit gaza, as israel orders a "complete seige" of the area. we have a correspondent on the ground in gaza, where supplies are running out, and the destruction is clear to see. and the us defense department lays out how it's helping israel and steps it hopes will contain the crisis. hello. i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome. let's start with the very latest on the hamas attack on israel and reports from russian media say that efforts are underway for the palestinian presi

masses is this what the front, bringing outbreaks of rain across parts of wales, the midlands, east angliaparts of west wales with the risk of flooding and disruption. 0ften the risk of flooding and disruption. often quite murky to the south of that but warm and humid, something cooler and fresher further north, 12 degrees in aberdeen and glasgow. simpson cheng, a scattering of cloud, winds easing to the north of scotland. the weather front to move south and then tend to stall across southern england, parts of wales and the midlands, very mild, 16 in plymouth over compare that with two or three degrees for many spots further north but here we will see sunshine into tomorrow morning, is catching up showers particularly to the north west of scotland, this band of cloud never really clearing, pockets of drizzle at times, some warmth trying to cling on that 17 for london, 13 for belfast, 12 in glasgow. the weather front tries to push northwards again on thursday night into friday, looking very wet for parts of england and wales. this cold front pushes into scotland and northern ireland at the

so a decent day for east anglia and the south east. i will skip towards the weekend.ns across the atlantic. the weather fronts veer off to the north. and we develop this more southerly flow of air. so a warm atmosphere coming home from the south thanks to this dip in the jet stream which is scooping up the warm air. look at the hot conditions across spain and portugal, france, where you could see temperatures widely into the 20s, may be in the middle high 20s briefly across the south of the country. we have already had temperatures into the 20s and early october. that warmth is sustained for some of us. this is a chilly quite extraordinary really, but something we expect more often now. welcome to the programme. it's day three of the conservative party conference in manchester. as hs2 continues to dominate discussions at the conference, today other senior ministers have been trying to move away from that topic to focus on their own agendas. and this afternoon we'll hear speeches from the justice secretary alex chalk. he's expected to outline his plans to introduce jad

across scotland, northern england, wales and some damp weather too, for the midlands for a time, east angliaually you might see a little bit of rain thursday evening trickling down across parts of southern england and east anglia, but it won't really amount to very much. 0n into friday's forecast, we've got another zone of rain pushing into western scotland. the rain now clearing further southwards as this ridge of high pressure starts to build in, and that should mean that the weather becomes increasingly dry. there'll be a bit more sunshine to go around and those temperatures are creeping up — 22 in london, while the average for this time of the year in the capital is 16 degrees. now, the process of that high pressure really starting to flex its muscles continues into the weekend. pushing the band of rain ever further northwards across scotland where it could be quite wet across northern areas of scotland on saturday. 0therwise, lots of sunshine around and those temperatures climbing. well, we could see highs of 26, maybe a 27 this weekend in the very warmest areas. certainly those tempera

some wet weather as well for the midlands and parts of east anglia for much of the day.'s another warm day, with temperatures again reaching the 20s. otherwise, for scotland, northern ireland, northern england, those temperatures will be dropping away. and it will be blustery for the far north of scotland too, gusts reaching 60 miles/hour, driving in plenty of showers here. now, heading through wednesday night and into thursday, our weather front sinks across into southern parts of england. it's very weak by this stage, just a few patches of rain. temperatures for most of us much closer to the october average. we still have some heat hanging on across the very far south of england. and for a time on friday, we actually get a zone of warmer air pushing back northwards. but with that heavy rain for england and wales, scotland and northern ireland, a day of sunshine and blustery showers. so the cool weather continues across these northern areas. across the south, more of us will see temperatures climbing back into the high teens to low 20s. but that won't last. into the wee

heavy rain moves across southern parts of england and also wales, by three midlands and east anglia. n england. in between a lot of dry and bright weather. then our next band of rain comes in from the south—west. beyond that it does remain unsettled. see south-west. beyond that it does remain unsettled.— south-west. beyond that it does remain unsettled. see you again very soon. a bbc investigation has found authorities failed to act on multiple warnings about a website promoting suicide and connected to at least 50 deaths in the uk. the site, which we are not naming, is easily accessible to anyone online — including children. families of the dead, the youngestjust 17, are demanding an enquiry. a warning — you may find parts of angus crawford's report upsetting. if it was shut down five years ago, there would be hundreds or thousands of people still alive today. if it was shut down 12 months ago, my brother would still be here. the government are failing people. police are failing. i think it's disgusting. i think it's — it's criminal. changes how you see the world. you just learn how

some of that rain could be heavy and thundery across parts of the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire, east anglia, and some slightly fresher conditions working their way in. but it will still be another quite mild, muggy night, 13—14 celsius, so we've still got that warm, humid airfirst thing — but it does get swept away, as we see westerly winds developing behind this frontal system on tuesday. so, yes, a bit of a cloudy, damp start perhaps in the southeast. sunny spells and scattered showers from the west, from the word go, and they're going to push their way eastwards across the uk through the day. so most of the showers during the morning are in the northwest, but they could crop up a little bit further east later on. temperatures 13—19 on tuesday — not as warm as monday, but still above average for the time of year. now, high pressure sits to the south, low pressure moves in from the northwest into the middle of the week. so some rain on wednesday perhaps for northern ireland, scotland, as well. further south, england and wales, i think predominantly dry, perhaps a bit of rain in the north l

is this weather front bringing some outbreaks of rain across parts of wales, the midlands, into east anglia rain i think across parts of west wales with the risk of some flooding and some disruption. to the south of that, often quite murky but warm and humid. further north, something cooler and fresher. 12 degrees, for example, in aberdeen and glasgow. some sunshine, scattering of showers, the wind slowly easing a little bit in the north of scotland. now, overnight, ourweatherfront moves a little bit further southwards and then tends to stall across southern counties of england, parts of wales and the midlands, very mild here, 16 degrees in plymouth overnight. compare that with two or three degrees for many spots further north. but here we will see some sunshine to take us into tomorrow morning. north—west of scotland. this band of cloud never really clearing the south of england or south wales. we could see some pockets of rain and drizzle at times. some warmth trying to cling on here, but for most a cooler feel. 17 degrees there for london, 13 for belfast, 12 degrees in glasgow. but inste

england and wales, and this rain band through wednesday slowly moves across wales, the midlands, into east angliail after dark, where it will continue to be warm, with temperatures in the low 20s. but otherwise, those temperatures coming back down closer to average levels for october. now, heading into thursday, we've got some more rain moving overnight and into friday, affecting parts of england and wales. so rain, at times, probably best sums up the weather picture. that rain clears away into the weekend, with temperatures dropping back closer to the october averages. hello again. live from washington, this is bbc news. more aistrikes hit gaza, as israel orders a "complete seige" of the area. we have a correspondent on the ground in gaza, where supplies are running out, and the destruction is clear to see. and the us defense department lays out how it's helping israel and steps they hope will contain the crisis. hello. i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome. let's start with the very latest on the hamas attack on israel. prime mister benjamin netanyahu says that israel will use enormous forc

england and wales, and this rain band through wednesday slowly moves across wales, the midlands, into east angliawill continue to be warm, with temperatures in the low 20s. but otherwise those temperatures coming back down closer to average levels for october. now, heading into thursday, we've got some more rain moving overnight and into friday, affecting parts of england and wales. the rain at times probably best sums up the weather picture. that rain clears away into the weekend, with temperatures dropping back closer to the october averages. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. let's get you the headlines. the israeli prime minister says air strikes on gaza are just the beginning, as the country orders tanks to gaza for what it calls a "complete siege." translation: huh must have made a mistake of— translation: huh must have made a mistake of historic _ a mistake of historic proportions. we will exact a price that will be remembered by them and israel's other enemies for decades to come. israel's decision follows attacks which began saturday, that have kill

dam for the midlands and parts of east anglia and across the south, still warm with sunshine, sunshinewers for the far north of the uk and we have the big temperature contrast either side of the weather fronts. temperatures temperature contrast either side of the weatherfronts. temperatures in the weatherfronts. temperatures in the low 20s in the south but across the low 20s in the south but across the north of the temperatures drop away. heading through wednesday into thursday, the weather front is still across parts of england and wales and a weak feature with patches of rain but the cooler air will sink its way everfurther rain but the cooler air will sink its way ever further south, so temperatures 30 in london —— 13 in london, smack bang average for the time of year. heavy rain to come to england and wales on friday and into cooler air as we start the weekend and across scotland in northern areas there will be plenty of showers, and some of them over the high scottish mountains will start to turn to snow, sign autumn has arrived. thanks, chris. and that's bbc news at six. join us

elsewhere on saturday, we've got some sunshine through parts of the east midlands, in towards east anglia 16 in the london area. on sunday, there's the jet stream once again just running to the south of us and directing areas of low pressure and rain our way. but just look where this weather front is here, because that is the dividing line between some colder air moving in from the north across parts of scotland, milder weather further south. exactly where that weather front is likely to sit could well pose a few issues because along it, the rain could be heavy and persistent. and if that falls in areas where we've already seen some significant flooding, well, further impacts may well occur. further north, some sunshine, but a cool north wind. further south, it's milder temperatures once again, into the teens. and then, beyond that into next week, well, thejet stream is still with us, still feeding in this conveyor belt of areas of low pressure. certainly midweek, that deep area of low pressure could well cause a few issues. but you can see on the outlook there, it is an unsettled picture

east potentially still around for the anglia and the south east pote|hourv still around for the angliaglia and the south east pote|hour , gradually|d for the anglia and the south east pote|hour , gradually pulling e rush hour, gradually pulling away the morning. then away through the morning. then brighter skies, showers for western scotland, parts of northern england, a few for wales and northern ireland too. but of the south and east but much of the south and east having a largely dry afternoon, a temperatures a fresher feel. temperatures mostly in the teens at best. mostly in the mid teens at best. and similarly on wednesday, the winds a little lighter . on winds a little lighter. on wednesday, much of central and eastern england looking dry and bnght eastern england looking dry and bright , but eastern england looking dry and bright, but more wet eastern england looking dry and bright , but more wet weather bright, but more wet weather coming northern scotland. coming into northern scotland. and further along the and then further south along the west coast, that rain could be quite

east anglia's pipeline is one example of the massive investment which the water companies say is neededld new reservoirs, fix leaking pipes and reduce the amount of raw sewage being spilled. today the water companies have submitted to the regulator, ofwat, their wish lists, what they want to spend between 2025 and 2030. and it's a huge number, nearly £100 billion. that's almost twice as much as in the previous five—year period. and the cost of all that is ultimately going to fall on customers. it is estimated that by 2030, bills will rise on average by about £156. it will now be up to the regulator to dig into the details and decide if the plans are in the best interest of customers. we will be challenging and scrutinising company plans to make sure their costs are efficient, and to ensure that they are good value for money and that companies are able to deliver on their promises to clean up rivers and seas. it's got into a dreadful state. peter says his river in kings lynn used to be crystal clear, so how does he feel about higher bills if it means a cleaner river? i'm not personally i

possibly even up to 20 degrees around the scottish borders and also newcastle, 23 or 2a degrees across east angliaures are going to be more like august, really. now into monday, the weather front�*s still here. it's trailing way out into the atlantic. it keeps spreading over us. so, again, a chance of some rain, i think in the form of quite heavy showers and even a crack of thunder is possible. there'll be a few showers around western parts of scotland but i think a little bit fresher here with these atlantic winds. 15 in glasgow, still 22, 23, maybe 2a degrees celsius in london and the south—east. now, here's tuesday's weather map and you can see quite a few isobars there. that means a feral breeze blowing off the atlantic. it's going to be more or less a westerly. but high pressure is fairly close by. that high pressure will be building across the uk. so, here's tuesday, then. a few showers across many western and northern areas. i think it'll feel a little bit fresher around these western coasts — i6, 17 celsius. we may nudge to about 20 or so in london, but i think it's the teens for most of u

weather front will bring its rain a bit further south into the evening hours through the midlands, east anglia this evening and tonight too. but under the clearer skies further north, could be a touch of frost around for parts of northern england, perhaps northern ireland as well. but we're still holding onto a mild night with a lot of low cloud and drizzle in the south. that's how we start thursday, a real north—south split. sunshine for scotland, northern ireland, northern england, too. further south across england and wales we've got more cloud and outbreaks of rain. they're going to be quite light and patchy i think through the day on thursday, but it will be a bit of a damp day, some low cloud, some murkiness still quite breezy in the north, but not as windy as today. and a really different feeling day in terms of temperature, 10 to 17 degrees, our top temperature tomorrow afternoon. looking towards the latter part of the week, this is into friday, we've got a couple of weather fronts around, so we could well see some spells of fairly heavy, persistent rain, particularly for parts of engl

northern england, also for much of wales, maybe 25 or 26 celsius in the southeast of england and east anglia a little bit lower and our weather front gradually pushes further northwards across scotland to where of course, it's going to be cooler. big contrast in temperatures here. again, we're looking at the low 20s. much of england and wales, a bit more cloud too, across northern ireland. these are the daytime averages for this point in october. so you can see we're above average across the board, 12 degrees in the north, 16 degrees celsius in the south. so even scotland is mild for this point. in october, the unseasonable heat continues across england and wales as we head into the start of next week. live from washington, this is bbc news. mexico's president criticises the biden administration over plans to extend a us border wall. translation: to extend a us border wall. authorising the construction translation: authorising the construction of a wall is a setback. it does not solve the problem. international condemnation after a russian airstrike kills at least 50 in northeastern ukraine,

east anglia is the driest part of the uk, and making sure there's enough water for everyone is a recurringe is the biggest challenge we face as a company. this is part of the solution. put my plate down the back, yeah? a huge pipeline project costing more than half a billion pounds. it will transport water from the wettest to the driest areas, and eventually stretch more than 180 miles. it's taking water from north lincolnshire, where we know we have more rain, bringing it down to norfolk, suffolk, and essex, where we have a lot less. there's widespread agreement that, after years of under—investment, our water and sewage infrastructure just isn't up to the job. it's going to take billions of pounds and big projects like this one to fix it. and the bad news is that it's you and i, through our bills, who's going to have to pay for it. today, the water companies put a price on it, telling the regulator they want to spend £96 billion from 2025 to 2030. they say it will be used to build new reservoirs, plug leaky pipes, and reduce the flow of raw sewage into our waterways. we'll be challenging