sunshine around compared to saturday but the main exception will be the channel islands, the south—east of englande heavy and persistent rain and there could be flooding an already saturated ground and it will only be replaced by further showers later in the day. the showers will be trundling eastwards but increasing amounts of sunshine between the showers into the afternoon and not a bad afternoon in central and western scotland in particular. 10—14 the temperatures, and a strengthening wind especially in the south—west which could be up to gale force as we finish today. the winds strengthen over other western areas into sunday night and with low pressure pushing closer and closer towards the north of scotland, showers will continue to feed in across many areas, but the one thing, winds coming from the south—westerly direction means it won't be a chilly start to the new week but monday will certainly be a fairly cloudy day with further outbreaks of rain. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. with us midterm electionsjust days away — the big hitters

still some outbreaks of rain across east anglia and south east england. ng into the west where we have the clearer skies. then we could see some fog developing, particularly across parts of north east england as the winds start to fall out. but those winds will still have a bit of strength to them across some western coast, irish sea coast, the western isles, perhaps still some stronger gusts for a while, but it will be a slightly chillier night than recently where we have the clear skies through parts of north east england and eastern scotland. that could just lead to a touch of frost, but most will be frost free. so for the week ahead, things are looking much drier across the uk. could see some issues with lingering fog, reducing the visibility and it will be turning colder, particularly for the end of the week. it's a chilly start to monday, but dry and bright for many. finally, that rain should have cleared away from south east england and east anglia. still some showers to contend with, though, for north west england. wales, south west england's south

in the south—east of england, some heavy rain early on. e, that system still with us, sending weather fronts and rain our way, and once again winds coming in from the south—west, so nothing desperately cold by any stretch. you can see we have got fairly frequent showers around western and southern parts of the country. further east, towards eastern england, a bit drier with a bit of brightness coming through, and early on dry and bright across the north—east of scotland, but showers coming your way. once again, temperatures in the south are reaching the mid—teens. on tuesday, that area of low pressure beginning to pull away northwards, and winds a little more westerly for some, so a drier picture through parts of central and east england, but fairly frequent showers packing in across scotland once again on those brisk west winds, and certainly a number of showers around southern counties of england. temperatures steadfast — ii—is celsius, there or thereabouts. looking ahead to wednesday onwards, we've got the combination of the pressure pat

of the new week. and with lighter winds and clearer skies could be some mist and fog forming as well here and there, more especially across north—east englandee some sunshine breaking through. a few showers coming in, mainly across more western parts of england and wales, and then running eastwards across southern england, too. large parts of the country, though, will be dry, i think, in the afternoon and the temperatures are going to be a little bit lower — around 9—11 degrees — so it's beginning to cool off just a touch. and that really is a sign of things to come because all the mild atlantic air is struggling to reach us. essentially, we've got this big blocking area of high pressure that extends across scandinavia and pushes colder air our way. now, it's not desperately cold but after a very mild and very wet november, as we head into the start of december — the start of winter — things are looking much drier and also a little colder. welcome to bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories — "free up the food aid" — venezuela demands that dollars held overseas be spent on humanitarian programmes. a desparate search for survivors, after

lots of shower activity, really will be quite a wet day, i think across the far south east of england. that rain coming and going and it will be heavy at times. maybe some rumbles of thunder elsewhere, though. further north and west, it's bright sunshine, blustery showers, some of them heavy merging together to produce longer spells of rain. and a blustery day for all areas, but certainly windy around some southern and western coast, a0 to 50 mile an hour gusts. temperatures up to around 14 degrees in the south. ii or 12 further north, so fairly mild. sunday night stays blustery. there'll be further showers piling into southern, northern and western areas. a better chance of staying drier will be towards the northeast. low pressure still with us then for the new week for monday. again, it's going to be a windy day with outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy, certainly across southern and western areas, tending to push north through the day, something a little bit drier and brighter across central and southern britain into the afternoon. but a windy day to come, probably even windier, cer

outbreaks of rain through the day, scotland, northern england, wales, into the south—west, particularly heavy boasts overt high ground. saying dry it for much of the south—east11 to m degrees. it will be windy, particularly gusty for some coasts and the winds in north scotland could reach 65 mild drier. rain continues tojenny could reach 65 mild drier. rain continues to jenny south—east was, clear spells and some rain. struggling to clear, but the further north and west you are, there will be more in the ray of sunshine. scattered heavy, thundery showers. stays quite breezy but it stays mild with highs of ten to 13 degrees. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: world cup frustration for england fans — a 0—0 draw with the usa — but both teams can still progress to the knockout stages in qatar. social media footage appears to show residents in china protesting against lockdown laws which they say hampered rescue attempts during a deadly fire. ukraine's president says six million households are still without power, after intense russian missile strikes hit the country this week. the london fire brigade is "institutionally misogynist and racist", according to

of the morning. channel islands through to set these england and parts of east anglia with the heavy rain, some of orain eventually easing. away from that though, showers mainly in the west to begin with will develop a bit more widely and push their way northwards and eastwards. there will be some spots of northeast england that stay dry and brightening up to scotland into the afternoon with more in the way of drier weather. winds will be picking up throughout the day, particularly towards the southwest where you could see winds gusting in excess of a0 miles an hour through the afternoon and temperatures the degree or so up on saturday's values, ten to 15 degrees. now as you go through sunday evening and overnight, we all see the showers continue with an area of low pressure pushing its way towards the northwest of scotland, strongest winds across the west and perhaps some longer spells of rain to take us into monday morning. it shouldn't be too chilly at night though as we go through the night into monday morning, thanks to the strength of that breeze which is coming in from a mild south—westerly di

the sunshine through the morning — in fact, east anglia, south—east england could stay dry for much of western isles, those gusts perhaps reaching 45—50mph. but they're south or south—westerly winds, so mild airflooding across the uk, with highs of 11—14 celsius. now through saturday night, we see that band of rain continuing to push its way eastwards — again, some of that will be heavy, the strongest winds extending to eastern coasts. behind it, something clearer across many western areas, though a few showers starting to push in from the west. it will be a very mild night, with temperatures for some holding up to 10—11 celsius, and not much lower than 6—7 at their lowest. so, as we head into sunday, here's our frontal system — but notice how it's lingering very close to the south—east of england. so we'll keep a hang—back of cloud, and also potentially some outbreaks of rain across parts of south—east england, maybe east anglia, too, through the morning. behind it, for many, some good spells of sunshine, but further showers will be pushing into western areas, and those are likely bec

of the new week. and with lighter winds and clearer skies could be some mist and fog forming as well here and there, more especially across north—east englandking through. a few showers coming in, mainly across more western parts of england and wales, and then running eastwards across southern england, too. large parts of the country, though, will be dry, i think, in the afternoon and the temperatures are going to be a little bit lower — around 9—1! degrees — so it's beginning to cool off just a touch. and that really is a sign of things to come because all the mild atlantic air is struggling to reach us. essentially, we've got this big blocking area of high pressure that extends across scandinavia and pushes colder air our way. now, it's not desperately cold but after a very mild and very wet november, as we head into the start of december — the start of winter — things are looking much drier and also a little colder. this is bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories: free up the food aid. venezuela demands that dollars held overseas be spent on humanitarian programmes. a desparate search for survivors after deadly mudslides on the itali

of the new week. and with lighter winds and clearer skies could be some mist and fog forming as well here and there, more especially across north—east englandshould see some sunshine breaking through. a few showers coming in, mainly across more western parts of england and wales, and then running eastwards across southern england, too. large parts of the country, though, will be dry, i think, in the afternoon and the temperatures are going to be a little bit lower — around 9—11 degrees — so it's beginning to cool off just a touch. and that really is a sign of things to come because all the mild atlantic air is struggling to reach us. essentially, we've got this big blocking area of high pressure that extends across scandinavia and pushes colder air our way. now, it's not desperately cold but after a very mild and very wet november, as we head into the start of december — the start of winter — things are looking much drier and also a little colder. this is bbc news. the headlines: venezuela's government and the opposition have signed a preliminary agreement to find a way out of the country's political crisis. on the same day, the united stat

british police say the firebombing of an immigration centre in south east england was the result of anct of terrorism. authorities believe andrew leak, who is thought to have killed himself after the attack last sunday, was motivated by an extreme right—wing ideology. now on bbc news, the big cases: the suitcase murderer. i saw a lady that looked like she had slipped down some steps. devon and cornwall police have identified the body found in a wooden area as mee chong. she wanted to do good, | and jemma mitchell saw that in her. she forced the body into a suitcase, transported the body some distance. you have shown absolutely no remorse, it appears that you are in complete denial. june 2021. a summer's day in the coastal resort of salcombe on the south devon coast. i was with george, my boyfriend, and my mum and dad, and we were on holiday and just having a couple of weeks down there. just normal stuff that we do, like going to the beach, going on walks, having some nice food, going on the boat, i've got a little boat down there as well, so i like to go on that. but charlotte's idylli

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it has been very wet, sophie, across the south—east of england, flood warnings in the south—east of englandth's worth of rain falling in the past 24 hours apart far south—east of the england, and hence the flood warnings. there are more showers to come. it looks like a very unsettled night. —— 60mm. gusty winds, once again, but for most it is a much quieter night, and therefore, a much colder night, with a touch of frost in the glens of scotland, certainly, and we will all notice the chill tomorrow morning and there could be a bit of mist and fog around first thing, but it looks like the quiet after the storm tomorrow, the rain will clear away from the south and east quite quickly, with some showers coming into the north and west, but compared with this week,

sunshine around compared to saturday but the main exception will be the channel islands, the south—east of englandwill be trundling eastwards but increasing amounts of sunshine between the showers into the afternoon and not a bad afternoon in central and western scotland in particular. 10—14 the temperatures, and a strengthening wind especially in the south—west which could be up to gale force as we finish today. the winds strengthen over other western areas into sunday night and with low pressure pushing closer and closer towards the north of scotland, showers will continue to feed in across many areas, but the one thing, winds coming from the south—westerly direction means it won't be a chilly start to the new week but monday will certainly be a fairly cloudy day with further outbreaks of rain. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. with us midterm elections just days away — the big hitters are in pennsylvania. biden, 0bama and trump all push for victory in a critical contest. democracy itself is on the ballot _ democracy itself is on the ballot. t

of england and for the north—east of scotlandand. potential for us to see storm force winds across the northern isles in fact through the early part of thursday. a showery picture across the uk on thursday, quite breezy, friday things start to get quieter, drierfor many quite breezy, friday things start to get quieter, drier for many and the winds becoming lighter. even though it gets dry on friday, take a look at our rainfall totals for the week and you see it as pretty wet prospects for all of us in the next five days, for some areas close to 100 millimetres possible. this is bbc news with the latest headlines: music: last post. the king led the nation on remembrance sunday observing a two minute silence and laying a wreath in memory of those who have died in war. services of remembrance are taking place around the world including the falklands with the ceremony marking the 40th anniversary of britain's war to recapture the islands. also today in other news: the chancellor, jeremy hunt has told the bbc more taxes and further sp

a touch of frost is possible in the north—east of england especially, but most places will be betweenn north—east england could be quite slow to clear. elsewhere, some showers. but for scotland and northern ireland, they will tend to fade. so it should be mostly dry and sunny here by the afternoon. some showers will continue for western parts of wales, the south—west of england through the english channel and the channel islands as well. temperatures 8 degrees for newcastle, 12 there in plymouth. now, fog is likely to be quite widespread on tuesday morning. some dense patches here and there and with very light winds there'll be nothing to really help to lift that fog. so some of it could linger. it's certainly likely to stay quite grey and it will feel chillier than it has done of late. later in the week, we'll see this frontal system trying to push in from the west, but it makes very little progress. it's being deflected by this big area of high pressure that's becoming increasingly dominant across eastern europe, some really cold air across eastern europe, some chillier air moving i

significant issue wednesday evening across england and wales, particularly down across the south coast, and then into the early hours of thursday for the north—east the potential for us to see storm—force winds affecting the northern isles into the early hours of thursday. this weather front rolls through, though, and is almost out of the way by dawn, so thursday will bring some sunny spells to many areas, but it will also bring some quite hefty showers feeding in on the westerly wind, and those showers will run a good way eastwards. and through the course of the week, all of that rain does add up, and i think for some areas, if you look towards the west, we could be talking about close to 100mm, four inches of rain — south wales, the north—west of england, the south—west of scotland. but rain for all in terms of our outlook. end of the week with the front away to the east, i think a tiny little bit of ridging of high pressure there for friday will calm things down for many. still pretty showery for northern ireland and western scotland. could be quite cool to start off with on friday, could be some mist and fog around, but i think come the after

it has been very wet, sophie, across the south—east of england, flood warnings in the south—east of englande not seen that for quite some time. and this is why. we have had a lot of rain already this week but we had another 16 millimetres, half a month's worth of rain falling in the past 2a hours apart far south—east of the england, and hence the flood warnings. there are more showers to come. it looks like a very unsettled night. —— 60mm. gusty winds, once again, but for most it is a much quieter night, and therefore, a much colder night, with a touch of frost in the glens of scotland, certainly, and we will all notice the chill tomorrow morning and there could be a bit of mist and fog around first thing, but it looks like the quiet after the storm tomorrow, the rain will clear away from the south and east quite quickly, with some showers coming into the north and west, but compared with this week, really it day. with temperatures back down to what they should be at this time of year. does it last? no. the weekend brings in this low pressure which is the remnants of storm martin which will

a touch of frost is possible in the north—east of england especially, but most places will be betweenst couple of nights. tomorrow, that fog in north—east england could be quite slow to clear. elsewhere, some showers. but for scotland and northern ireland, they will tend to fade. so it should be mostly dry and sunny here. by the afternoon. some showers will continue for western parts of wales, the south—west of england through the english channel and the channel islands as well. temperatures 8 degrees for newcastle, 12 there in plymouth. now, fog is likely to be quite widespread on tuesday morning. some dense patches here and there and with very light winds there'll be nothing to really help to lift that fog. so some of it could linger. it's certainly likely to stay quite grey and it will feel chillier than it has done of late. later in the week, we'll see this frontal system trying to push in from the west, but it makes very little progress. it's being deflected by this big area of high pressure that's becoming increasingly dominant across eastern europe, some really cold air across

of the new week. and with lighter winds and clearer skies could be some mist and fog forming as well here and there, more especially across north—east england clear. otherwise, i think we should see some sunshine breaking through. a few showers coming in, mainly across more western parts of england and wales, and then running eastwards across southern england, too. large parts of the country, though, will be dry, i think, in the afternoon and the temperatures are going to be a little bit lower — around 9—11 degrees — so it's beginning to cool off just a touch. and that really is a sign of things to come because all the mild atlantic air is struggling to reach us. essentially, we've got this big blocking area of high pressure that extends across scandinavia and pushes colder air our way. now, it's not desperately cold but after a very mild and very wet november, as we head into the start of december — the start of winter — things are looking much drier and also a little colder. good morning. welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and nina warhurst. good morning. our headlines today: tributes have been paid to doddie weir, the former scottish

a touch of frost is possible in the north—east of england especially by most places will be between fournd and northern ireland today will tend to fade. it should be mostly dry and sunny by the afternoon. some showers will continue for western parts of wales, the south—west of england through the south—west of england through the england channel and the channel islands. temperature is 80 degrees for newcastle and 12 in plymouth. the fog is likely to be quite widespread on tuesday morning, dense patches here and there and with very light winds there will be nothing to lift the fog. some of it will linger, likely to feel quite grey and chilly. later in the week a frontal system pushes in from the west but it makes very little progress, being deflected by this big area of high pressure becoming increasingly dominant across eastern europe. some really cold across eastern europe, some chillier air in our direction but nothing exceptional for the time of year but it will feel colder than it has done of late. not as much rain in the forecast, it is going to be a bit drier. this is bbc news, i'm

of the new week. there could be some mist and fog forming as well here and there, especially across north—east englandherwise, north—east england which will be slow to clear. otherwise, we should see some sunshine breaking through. a few showers moving in and western parts of england and wales, running eastwards across southern england, too. large part of the country will be dry in the afternoon and temperatures a bit lower, between nine and 11 degrees. that really is the sign of things to come because all the mild atlantic air will be struggling to reach us. we have this blocking area of high pressure that extends across the canton area and purchase colder air our way. it is not desperately cold but after a very mild and wet november, as we head into the start of december, the start of winter, things are looking much drier and also a little colder. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. our top stories... argentina keep their world cup dreams alive, after beating mexico 2—0 in doha. at least one person has died and around a dozen people are missing after a landslide on the italian holiday island of isc

england and wales becomes quite light and patchy. there will still be a lot of cloud around, and temperatures in the afternoon 12—14 degrees. could be some wet weather in the south—east from the south—east on sunday morning, and then following on from that, some further rain moving eastwards across england and wales. to the north, fewer showers and more in the way of sunshine, but the winds are strengthening on sunday. and those temperatures changing very little. goodbye. today at six — the albanian drug gangs using the migrant camps in france to lure workers over to britain. there's been a sharp rise in the number of albanians crossing the channel in small boats this year — we report from albania on what's behind it. locals in this neighbourhood say 70% of the community has already left, and many of those living here now are thinking ofjoining them.

across scotland although still some damp about and some outbreaks of light rain rotating to the east of englandeast. but for south—west scotland , northern south—west scotland, northern ireland, wales, the ireland, parts of wales, in the southwest frost, first southwest touch of frost, first thing, ireland, the thing, northern ireland, the spot minus three in spot minus two, minus three in places and some fog patches. first thing they'll be slow to clear and it'll be cold where those fog patches persist. otherwise skies for the western half of the cloudy conditions in the but the rain tending be light and on and off. nowhere near heavy and persistent as it's been in places a cold ish afternoon compared to what we've seen recently, 11 or 12 celsius in the south, eight or nine in the north. but for many it's bright skies and largely dry until the evening when some heavy and persistent rain pushes it into northern ireland, reaching scotland, wales in the southwest by midnight that sweeps the country, accompanied by coastal gales around parts of western scotland and northern ireland . it's replaced

in from the north sea again, perhaps into eastern scotland this time, but again for the north—east of englandlly more representative of the daytime temperatures we would see at this point in november. remembrance sunday looks set to be a fine day with a good deal of sunshine for the lion's share of the united kingdom, but some cloud may linger along some north sea coasts, and late in the day the wind will start to strengthen significantly towards the west, but i think rain probably won't get into northern ireland or the south—west of england until after dark. and there you see the temperatures, 16—18 degrees, perhaps even 19 somewhere in the south—east. 0n into the week ahead, we do start to see things shifting. instead of our air coming across from the south, we start feed in systems more from the west. that will help to bring temperatures back down closer to average values but those systems piling in as well. as you can see from the chart behind me, they will bring some quite significant rainfall and also strong winds at times, particularly at the moment we are looking at monday night into

of england. the bulk of the country pretty wet and rainy. most of that rain is falling during the day across eastern scotland, the north—east of england. y. if we click to the next graphic, spot the difference, this is friday, the rain is pretty much in the same place without onshore wind and rain clouds keep being pushed towards the north. actually a little bit further west, too. again, it is that south—western part of the country and along the channel coast that has the driest weather. here is the weekend. the best of the weather in the south—west. elsewhere, rain at times. hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside source. western leaders play down fears that a missile strike in poland could trigger a dangerous escalation in russia's war in ukraine: oui’ our preliminary analysis suggests that the _ our preliminary analysis suggests that the incident was likely caused by the _ that the incident was likely caused by the ukrainian air defence missile _ "brazil is back on the world stage" brazil's president—elect tells cheering crowds at the cop27 climate summit in egypt. four days before the world cup kicks off in qatar, controversy conti

to get at least some rain, this is the reigning scale in millimetres and the east of scotland and parts of north east englandkshire having around 80 millilitres of rain. so that weather system is approaching right now and will reach the seven counties through this afternoon. also heavy showers and a strong wind in the northern isles. so from lunchtime onwards the low pressure gets stuck over us for a few days approaching the south and south—west. elsewhere the weather not too bad, some sunny spells and occasional showers but a very strong wind and heavy showers in shetland for example with gusts of up 70 miles an hour. so tonight heavy rain in eastern scotland and then this area of low pressure sweeps in. very strong wind in the channel and a long channel coasts especially for the channel islands. low pressure parking around east anglia and spreading rain in other parts of the country. 2 degrees in the lowlands of scotland, 9 degrees in the south. then this low once established here around east anglia and parts of lincolnshire, this is where it is going to stay through the rest of the week and through much o

in the south—east of england, some heavy rain early on. s coming in from the south—west, so nothing desperately cold by any stretch. you can see we have got fairly frequent showers around western and southern parts of the country. further east, towards eastern england, a bit drier with a bit of brightness coming through, and early on dry and bright across the north—east of scotland, but showers coming your way. once again, temperatures in the south are reaching the mid—teens. on tuesday, that area of low pressure beginning to pull away northwards, and winds a little more westerly for some, so a drier picture through parts of central and east england, but fairly frequent showers packing in across scotland once again on those brisk west winds, and certainly a number of showers around southern counties of england. temperatures steadfast — 11 to 15 celsius, there or thereabouts. looking ahead to wednesday onwards, we've got the combination of the pressure pattern and the jet stream here taking a bit of a dive, and that may well allow high press

east england. a cooler night than recently, could see the odd pocket of frost across parts of north—east scotland —t england, too, where the skies stay clear. now, that fog could linger across north—east england for a good part of the day tomorrow. for many places, a lot of sunshine around, although there will be showers developing, particularly for wales, south—west england, southern coastal counties and the channel islands, and temperatures down a little compared to the weekend. 8—12 celsius typically, but the week ahead is looking much drier. lighter winds, though, will mean some lingering fog through a good part of the day in places, turning colder, too. this is bbc world news. i'm nancy kacungira. the headlines anti—government protests in china against strict covid restrictions are spreading , with some demonstrators calling for the country's leader, president xi, to go. with public sector workers voting to take strike action in the run—up to christmas , politicians are coming under pressure to promise pay deals which match the cost of living. energy suppliers are being asked by the business s

of the next hour. looking ahead to this evening's weather and the uk is looking wet in the east with some showers across western parts. let's take a look at the details. south west in englanda mix of clear spells and scattered showers. this evening. the showers will be mainly devon and cornwall and could locally heavy. skies across the south—east of england will remain cloudy and we can expect some rain at times especially for kent and sussex. wales see a showery end to sunday, with winds also remaining brisk along the west coast. eastern areas, though, will see some lengthy spells. sun however, will end on a dry note across the midlands with the clearer skies across the north and west. a few mist and fog patches may also , as the fog patches may also, as the evening goes on. north eastern england will also be largely dry. that further west there will be some showers , some of will be some showers, some of which may be heavy. it will be breezy along irish sea coast. lighter winds elsewhere . showers lighter winds elsewhere. showers will be quite widespread across scotland this evening. but showers heavy in places . the far showers heavy in places. the far north—east, thoug

of the next hour. looking ahead to this evening's weather and the uk is looking wet in the east with some showers across western parts. let's take a look at the details. south west in englanda mix of clear spells and scattered showers. this evening. the showers will be mainly devon and cornwall and could locally heavy. skies across the south—east of england will remain cloudy and we can expect some rain at times especially for kent and sussex. wales see a showery end to sunday, with winds also remaining brisk along the west coast. eastern areas, though, will see some lengthy spells. sun however, will end on a dry note across the midlands with the clearer skies across the north and west. a few mist and fog patches may also , as the fog patches may also, as the evening goes on. north eastern england will also be largely dry. that further west there will be some showers , some of will be some showers, some of which may be heavy. it will be breezy along irish sea coast. lighter winds elsewhere . showers lighter winds elsewhere. showers will be quite widespread across scotland this evening. but showers heavy in places . the far showers heavy in places. the far north—east, thoug

the sunshine through the morning — in fact, east anglia, south—east england could stay dry for much oflsius. now through saturday night, we see that band of rain continuing to push its way eastwards — again, some of that will be heavy, the strongest winds extending to eastern coasts. behind it, something clearer across many western areas, though a few showers starting to push in from the west. it will be a very mild night, with temperatures for some holding up to 10—11 celsius, and not much lower than 6—7 at their lowest. so, as we head into sunday, here's our frontal system — but notice how it's lingering very close to the south—east of england. so we'll keep a hang—back of cloud, and also potentially some outbreaks of rain across parts of south—east england, maybe east anglia, too, through the morning. behind it, for many, some good spells of sunshine, but further showers will be pushing into western areas, and those are likely become quite blustery again with some strong winds for irish sea coasts. the winds should start to ease through the day across eastern areas. not quite as mil

east corner should eventually clear during tonight. elsewhere, clear during tonight. elsewhere, clear spells with quite a few showers from the west and some fog patches developing across parts of north—east englandtland and northern ireland they will tend to fade. it should be mostly dry and sunny here by the afternoon. some showers will continue for parts of wales and through the english channel and islands as well. temperatures 8 degrees for newcastle, 12 for plymouth. fog likely to be widespread on tuesday morning. dense patches here and there and with very late wednesday will be nothing to help to lift that folks are some of it could linger. it will feel chillier than it has done of late. later in the week we will see this frontal system trying to push on from the west. it makes very little progress. it has been deflected by this they carry a high pressure that is becoming increasingly dominant across eastern europe. cold air across eastern europe. cold air across eastern europe. some chillier air moving in a direction but nothing exceptional for the time of year however it is going to feel colder than it has done of late. not as much rain in the forecast. it is going to be a bit drier. hell

wall that we saw falling in the last election, lots of those newer conservative mps in the north—east of england_ worried about their seats. yes, we seem to be seeing _ worried about their seats. yes, we seem to be seeing a _ worried about their seats. yes, we seem to be seeing a winter - worried about their seats. yes, we seem to be seeing a winter of - seem to be seeing a winter of discontent coming from conservative mps who _ discontent coming from conservative mps who are, of course, upset at the fact that _ mps who are, of course, upset at the fact that their party is doing badly in the _ fact that their party is doing badly in the polls and, yes, it has improved _ in the polls and, yes, it has improved on its position that it had under— improved on its position that it had under li2— improved on its position that it had under liz truss but not by much. the most _ under liz truss but not by much. the most recent— under liz truss but not by much. the most recent poll by delta pal shows the conservatives on 25%, the labour party— the conservatives on 25%, the labour party and _ the conservati

of the south—east, that corner of the country. the next area of low pressure will start to run into northern ireland and then into wales, the south—west of englands increasing, the rain eventually cleared from the south—east and east anglia but it is a slow process. elsewhere, quite a bit of sunshine around. the best across the far north of the country, plenty of showers in the south. 13 degrees will be the high, a cooler feel across the north. the area of low pressure clears away on friday, high pressure builds, which will settle things down before the weekend. not a bad day on friday, chilly, mind you. some mist and fog, temperatures up to 1a degrees in the south. into the weekend, rain and gales across the country again, it'll be wet, particularly in the south—east on sunday. stay tuned. thanks, stav. and that's bbc news at ten on wednesday 2nd november. there's more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight with victoria derbyshire which is just getting underway on bbc two. the news also continues here on bbc one as now it's time tojoin our colleagues across the nations and regions. bringing us tomorrow. hello and welcome to our look ah

our next concern we have some dense patches of fog across the southern parts with risk of fog across east england fog is going to be quite dense with visibility down to 100 metres or so. some of the follicle to slipped into low cloud and mess and could lead her all day in one or two spots otherwise a lot of dry weather because england and whether it was with some sin as well as developing some damp weather to start the day across eastern scotland but the rain then moves into northern scotland later into the day. and for northern ireland it brightens up. the mindless weather will be across to the country, 12 degrees across england and wales typically temperatures around 7—9 . a similar mix of weather around on friday again with some mist and fog patches to start the day and then again it is a day will see a bit of cloud but some sons about developing here and there. our temperature is not really changing too much across england and wales 7—9 still mild for northern ireland and western scotland. taking a check on the weather picture into this weekend, easterly winds are going to start to strengthen

wednesday evening, particularly windy for england and wales, along the channel coast, gusts of wind 45—50 mph. after midnight the wind is picking up across the north—eastpotential for us to see storm force winds across the northern isles in fact through the early part of thursday. a showery picture across the uk on thursday, quite breezy, friday things start to get quieter, drier for many and the winds becoming lighter. even though it gets dry on friday, take a look at our rainfall totals for the week and you see it as pretty wet prospects for all of us in the next five days, for some areas close to 100 millimetres possible. this is bbc news the headlines at five. the chancellor, jeremy hunt has told the bbc more taxes and further spending cuts are on their way, saying there'll be some very difficult decisions ahead. we're going to see everyone paying more tax. we're gonna see spending cuts. but it's very important to say we're a resilient country. just because we _ we're a resilient country. just because we have _ we're a resilient country. just because we have to - we're a resilient country. just because we have to make difficult decisions — because

it will hang around for awhile, perhaps in the south—east of england. ts of cloud. in the first south—east. in the western fringes we will find some showers. those will be heavy infantry. the wind is easing down through the day and we still have those temperatures in double figures. that is now for the time of year. heading into next week, things become quieter. there could be a few showers around but it will be drier, a bit chillier, and there could be some mist and fog as well. welcome to bbc news. i'm lucy hockings live in qatar with continuing coverage of the world cup. joe allen is there's it's a poor clearance. world cup heartbreak for wales deep into injury time as they lose 2—0 to iran wales were down to ten men — after goalkeeper wayne hennessy was sent off for a reckless challenge outside the penalty box, we're gutted. there's no other way to say it. we fought until the last second but, um, yeah. it's one of those things that's difficult to take, but we have to. we have to recover, we have to try and go again. meanwhile, england are preparing f

wednesday evening, particularly windy for england and wales, along the channel coast, gusts of wind 45—50 mph. after midnight the wind is picking up across the north—east friday things start to get quieter, drier for many and the winds becoming lighter. even though it gets dry on friday, take a look at our rainfall totals for the week and you see it as pretty wet prospects for all of us in the next five days, for some areas close to 100 millimetres possible. our this is bbc news the headlines at 4:00: the chancellor, jeremy hunt has told the bbc more taxes and further spending cuts are on their way, saying there'll be some very difficult decisions ahead. we are going to see everyone paying more tax, we're going to see spending cuts. but i think it's very important to say that we are a resilient country. just because you have to make difficult decisions, doesn't mean you have to make the same decisions. and the decisions and the choices that labour would be making would make our tax system fairer and would grow the economy so that we've got that money for those essential public services. president erdogan has said at least six people have been killed in

british police say the firebombing of an immigration centre in south east england was the result of ans motivated by an extreme right—wing ideology. now on bbc news. unspun world withjohn simpson. hello, and thanks forjoining me here at the bbc�*s headquarters in central london. in this edition of unspun world, we'll be looking at the way russia is trying to break the resistance of the ukrainian people by cutting their power and water supplies. their main effort is to so demoralise the ukrainian population that it sues for peace on russia's terms. and we'll take a close—up look at the reality of life in kherson, a city under russian occupation. just trying to keep things normal, to a large degree, because of the little girl.

but there are the temperatures — 16,17,18, maybe even 19, somewhere in the south—east of england. ck up a more westerly feed of weather, as this area of high pressure across the continent gives way, we start to bring in a more mixed air mass from the atlantic. so it will be a mixture of some arctic air and atlantic air, and that is going to mean the result for the week ahead is that our temperatures are going to ease back down, eventually closer to average values, but through the middle part of the week, tuesday, wednesday, early hours of thursday, some very strong winds to contend with, particularly across western and southernmost reaches of the uk. and as those areas of low pressure go through, there will be some spells of heavier rain too for the end of the week. it is looking quieter and you can see quite a difference in our temperatures. 10 degrees or so for some. this is bbc news. the headlines at 6pm. people take to the streets in celebration as the ukrainian city of kherson is retaken after months of occupation. while the russians have left behind a great deal of damage, fo

there is the rain still waiting across the south—east of england and it will clear but take a while to of sunshine as well and away from the south—east, just a few showers. and temperatures north to south 14 celsius, and as we head into the night. and this ridge of high pressure is moving in with a spell of weather across the night but it will quieten things down with clear sky is falling away and may be close to freezing in towns and cities across scotland and chile elsewhere, but it does mean for friday a call start and a bright start and crisp sunshine and for much of fridays a lot of dry weather is around but all told, not bad at all. temperatures between ten and 14 celsius and between ten and 14 celsius and between north and south. as we look towards the weekend, we replace the dry weather with wet weather with a weather front moving west to east across the country and hopefully hopefully drying up for bonfire night but there will still be some outbreaks of rain at times and some showery outbreaks of rain clearing on sunday. that is the forecast for now. spoke suella this is bbc n

hello, many areas desperate for rain, including the south—east of england. st start to november on record in the south—east. some areas have seen a month's worth of rain injust the space of a few days. however, mist and fog is likely to be a problem across south—east england over the next few days. the rain stays into the far north—west. elsewhere it will be largely dry, and it will be mild for all of us. over the next few hours, that rain across the far north of scotland, the south—westerly wind feeding in a lot of low cloud, mist and drizzle as well. it will be a mild start to thursday morning, temperatures sitting between nine and 12 degrees. the cloud thick enough for a spot of drizzle first thing, and it will be pretty misty as well. but high pressure is dominating the story and keeping things largely dry. it is also keeping these weather fronts out to the far north—west. around that high, we have got this southerly wind, and that is feeding on the mild air, and extending as far north of scotland. yes, cloudy, with some light drizzle first thing. a misty

this band of rain has been very slow to clear from east anglia and south—east england. 've still got more showers piling into many western areas, still a thundery element, perhaps, across parts of north—west scotland, and we will keep those showers in the west as we go through tonight. that rain eventually clearing away from east anglia and south—east england. in between, some clearer skies, but with lighter winds, that can mean some fog, particularly across north—east england. a cooler night than recently, could see the odd pocket of frost across parts of north—east scotland, maybe north—east england, too, where the skies stay clear. now, that fog could linger across north—east england for a good part of the day tomorrow. for many places, a lot of sunshine around, although there will be showers developing, particularly wales, south—west england, southern coastal counties and the channel islands, and temperatures down a little compared to the weekend. 8—12 celsius typically, by the week ahead is looking much drier. lighter winds, though, will mean some lingering fog thro

of the morning. channel islands through to set these england and parts of east anglia with the heavy rain, some of orive days. it could be some further flooding around. that rain eventually easing. away from that though, showers mainly in the west to begin with will develop a bit more widely and push their way northwards and eastwards. there will be some spots of northeast england that stage right and brightening up to scotland into the afternoon with more in the way of drier weather. winds will be picking up throughout the day, particularly towards the southwest will see winds gusting in at 40 miles an hour through the afternoon and temperatures the degree or so up on saturday's values, ten to 15 degrees. that was when strength even further as we go through monday night as this pushes its way eastwards and when the pushes out and another one approaches as we go to the west of this coming week but this next one is going to be dragging our air all the way from the mid atlantic and so the second half of the week, we will continue climb. at a chilly weekend, will see temperatures around normal but this

so the picture with this swirling low is windy and wet weather in south east of england, the north of france running the low countries, denmark, and also norway, south of that. well, action taking place, he would bring significant rain, not so much the pyrenees at the south of france and the 1st proper fall of snow throughout the arabs from france eventually. so that you switch to the italian and austrian out there proper, flawless now with the rain spreading south into air. is it to be alice? have been dry and warm for quite a long time. months, but still we got the won't fit for the rece affairs at 20. booker, the 22 in athens. still at 25. you'll get your 10 for the south, the rains going south with the sun. we still got right as far west of sierra leone and still some falling on the flooded bits of south nigeria. but the concentration is certainly for this. and it should be, and i've been warnings issued in various parts of south africa. you see now this is proper spring wetness that from the soup to the western and eastern cape. it looks wet. ah, a lou. ah, welcome back here watc

of rain. today we have seen the wettest weather so far in the west. the rain has continued to extend east. the rain turning lighter and patchy in east of england.he western fringes of england and wales. it will stay quite breezy. for the firework celebrations this evening and overnight, celebrating great uncle guy's into me, looks like it will stay dry. temperatures not too cold, hovering in double figures foremost. tomorrow more rain on the way. the rain in the east will be much more extensive and will probably extend into the midlands. behind that we will see a day of sunshine and heavy showers. one or two thunderstorms mixed in. turning increasingly heavy across the north west. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. extreme right—wing terrorist ideology was behind the firebombing of a migrant processing centre in dover last sunday, say the police. a �*disturbance' at a london immigration removalfacility during a power outage — with reports suggesting it was caused by the detainees. disruption on the railways, despite a series of strikes being called off by the unions. thousands of people gathered in seoul to remember the victims of last

many areas across the country desperate for rain, including the south—east of england. start to november on record in the south—east. some areas have seen a month's worth of rain injust the space of a few days. however, mist and fog's likely to be a problem across south—east england over the next few days. the rain stays into the far north—west. elsewhere it will be largely dry, and it will be mild for all of us. so, over the next few hours, then, there's that rain across the far north of scotland. the south—westerly wind feeding in a lot of low cloud. mist and drizzle around, as well. it will be a mild start to thursday morning — temperatures sitting between nine and 12 degrees. so the cloud thick enough for a spot of drizzle first thing, and it will be pretty misty with it, as well. but high pressure is dominating the story and keeping things largely dry. it's also keeping these weather fronts out to the far north—west. around that high, we've got this southerly wind, and that's feeding in this mild air, and it's extending as far north as scotland. so, yes, cloudy, wit