for much of east wales and west of england, staying dry and feeling quite warm.se you will feel no benefit from that way you have the rain in northern ireland and scotland. some of that crossing a little bit further east. but most of it stuck out as we start thursday through south west england, white in places and slowly moving east during the day. ahead of that quite warm and behind it turning colder with some showers. hurricane maria as you can see on the satellite, a potentially catastrophic major hurricane continued to head north west and that is how it is described for the virgin islands again and puerto rico as it moves right across during wednesday and after that it comes during wednesday and after that it co m es close during wednesday and after that it comes close to the dominican republic and then back towards turks and caicos islands. you are watching beyond 100 days, president trump delivers a tough message to the un saying america is being taken advantage of 21 not tolerated. he spells out that trump policy doctrine, the keywords strength and soverei

east wales, though, you might get a bit of brightness. 17—18 degrees.reland where it will feel dismal. not a bad end to the afternoon in much of northern england and eastern scotland. cloud thickening up, the winds strengthening across western fringes of scotland. so that weather front sweeps its way eastwards through the evening and overnight and in actual fact it's moving at quite a pace. there will be some rain, some of it heavy, for all of us at some point through the night, clearing away in all but eastern fringes towards dawn. with clearer skies and lighter winds we could see some patchy mist and fog forming. more favoured spots for it to linger perhaps through south—west england and wales first thing. but again the further west on thursday you'll see the best of the sunshine. after a cloudy and damp start there is a slow improvement through eastern fringes, but we might keep a bit of cloud across east anglia and the south—east. the highest values, 14—20 degrees. now, as we move out of thursday and into friday, things are set to change. that's par

cloud to begin with, we start to brighten things up a little bit in england and wales, especially east walesland. if you get some sunny spells for any period of time, it could be quite warm. 23—24 celsius could well be yours, maybe the chance of a shower. we'll move a band of rain through northern ireland. outbreaks of rain through scotland but the further west you are, especially late afternoon going into the evening, it could well be brightening up once again. the rain is not done with us though. on monday night it looks like it will pep up again through this zone here, back into parts of northern ireland, maybe scotland, northern england and wales before going into tuesday this energy will run out eastwards into the north sea. we are left on tuesday with this weather front still heading south—east, just not as much rain associated with it. a cold front, the leading edge of cooler, fresher air so there is a change to the feel of the weather coming our way by the end of tuesday from the north—west. so a band of rain pushing south eastwards across england on tuesday, behind that one or two s

east wales, though, you might get a bit of brightness. 17—18 degrees.reland where it will feel dismal. not a bad end to the afternoon in much of northern england and eastern scotland. cloud thickening up, the winds strengthening across western fringes of scotland. so that weather front sweeps its way eastwards through the evening and overnight and in actual fact it's moving at quite a pace. there will be some rain, some of it heavy, for all of us at some point through the night, clearing away in all but eastern fringes towards dawn. with clearer skies and lighter winds we could see some patchy mist and fog forming. more favoured spots for it to linger perhaps through south—west england and wales first thing. but again the further west on thursday you'll see the best of the sunshine. after a cloudy and damp start there is a slow improvement through eastern fringes, but we might keep a bit of cloud across east anglia and the south—east. the highest values, 14—20 degrees. now, as we move out of thursday and into friday, things are set to change. that's par

east wales, though, you might get a bit of brightness. 17—18 degrees.eel dismal. not a bad end to the afternoon in much of northern england and eastern scotland. cloud thickening up, the winds strengthening across western fringes of scotland. so that weather front sweeps its way eastwards through the evening and overnight and in actual fact it's moving at quite a pace. there will be some rain, some of it heavy, for all of us at some point through the night, clearing away in all but eastern fringes towards dawn. with clearer skies and lighter winds we could see some patchy mist and fog forming. more favoured spots for it to linger perhaps through south—west england and wales first thing. but again the further west on thursday you'll see the best of the sunshine. after a cloudy and damp start there is a slow improvement through eastern fringes, but we might keep a bit of cloud across east anglia and the south—east. the highest values, 14—20 degrees. now, as we move out of thursday and into friday, things are set to change. that's partly because of what's

after all that cloud to begin with, it brightens up a bit in england and well, especially east walesr any period of time, it could be quite warm. 23—24 celsius, perhaps a chance of this shower. band of rain in northern ireland with outbreaks in scotland but the further west you are, especially in the late afternoon, it could brighten up once again. the rain is not done with us. on monday night it will pep up again through this zone here, back into parts of northern ireland, scotland and northern england and wales before going into tuesday this energy will run out eastwards into the north sea. we are left on tuesday with this weather front still heading south—east, just not as much rain associated with it. a cold front, the leading edge of cool fresh air so there is a change to the feel of the weather coming away by the end of it through the north—west. pushing south eastwards across england on tuesday, behind that, but as you can see, sunny weather. and then we embark on that quiet spell of weather for a couple of days. wednesday just a few showers in the west, variable cloud and sun

in east wales might get a bit of brightness. 17— 18 degrees. where it will feel dismal. not a bad end to the afternoon in much of northern england and eastern scotland. cloud thickening up, wind strengthening in western fringes. that weather front sweeps eastwards through the evening and overnight and in actual fact it is through the evening and overnight and in actualfact it is moving through the evening and overnight and in actual fact it is moving at quite a pace. there will be some heavy rain, for all of us at some point, clearing away in all but eastern fringes towards dawn. with clearer skies and lighter winds we could have patchy mist and fog forming. more favoured spots for it to linger perhaps through the south—east england and wales. but again further west on thursday we have the best of the sunshine. after a cloudy and damp start there is a slow improvement through the eastern fringes, but we might keep a bit of cloud in the south—east. the highest values, 14— 20 degrees. as we move out of thursday into friday things are set to chang

cloud to begin with, we start to brighten things up a little bit in england and wales, especially east wales and eastern england. if you get some sunny spells for any period of time, it could be quite warm. 23—24 celsius, could well be yours, maybe the chance a shower. we'll move a band of rain through northern ireland. outbreaks of rain through scotland but the further west you are, especially late afternoon gonig into the evening, it could well be brightening up once again. the rain is not done with us though. on monday night it looks like it will pep up again through this zone here, back into parts of northern ireland, maybe scotland, northern england and wales before going into tuesday this energy will run out eastwards into the north sea. we are left on tuesday with this weatherfront still heading south—east, just not as much rain associated with it. a cold front, the leading edge of cooler, fresher air so there is a change to the feel of the weather coming our way by the end of tuesday from the north—west. so a band of rain pushing south eastwards across england on tuesday, behind that

in east wales we might get a bit of brightness. 17—18 degrees.much of northern england and eastern scotland. cloud thickening up, the wind strengthening across western fringes of scotland. so that weather front sweeps eastwards through the evening and overnight and in actual fact it is moving at quite a pace. there will be some rain, some of it heavy, for all of us at some point, clearing away in all but eastern fringes towards dawn. with clearer skies and lighter winds we could have patchy mist and fog forming. more favoured spots for it to linger perhaps through south—west england and wales. but again further west on thursday you‘ll see the best of the sunshine. after a cloudy and damp start there is a slow improvement through eastern fringes, but we might keep a bit of cloud through east anglia and the south—east. the highest values, 14—20 degrees. as we move out of thursday and into friday things are set to change. that‘s partly because of what‘s happening across north america, with a cold plunge of air coming out of canada, mixing with warm,

and windy weather pushing into northern ireland, eventually western fringes of wales and west of england. in the south—eastuestion, yet again. but there will be some rain into south—west of england, western fringes of wales. brighter for east wales. northern england, bright and right, with rain heavy in northern ireland. it will brush with the fringes of western scotland by the end of the afternoon. hide here of about 14—17d. as we go through the evening, that wet, windy weather will push its way eastwards, moving ata will push its way eastwards, moving at a pace, but to me that rain heavy free time. it will clear towards dawn on thursday morning. behind it, we could see some mist and fog forming. the favourite spots that will be wales in south—west england. sun will be dense and slow to move away. again, it looks like we will see that rain easing away. some sunny spells coming through, and not a bad day during daylight hours for many of us on thursday. top temperatures will be about 14—20d. the size of more wet and windy weather pushing in on friday. the reason why we will start to see these pretty unsett

for much of east wales and the rest of england, remaining dry and quite warm.st of that rain remains stuck and quite heavy and places. 0nly slowly moving east during the day. ahead of that quite warm and behind it turning cooler with a few showers following on. hurricane maria as you can see on. hurricane maria as you can see on the satellite picture, a potentially catastrophic major hurricane continuing to head north west and that is how it is described for the virgin islands again and puerto rico as it moves right across during wednesday and after that it comes during wednesday and after that it co m es close during wednesday and after that it comes close to the dominican republic and then back towards the turks and caicos islands. this is bbc news, the headlines at 8pm. president trump has told the united nations that the international order is being threatened by a small group of rogue nations. he said that, if threatened, the us would totally destroy pyongyang. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. the united states is ready, w

after the cloud to begin with, it brightens up a bit in england and well, especially east wales and through sunny spells for any period of time, it could be quite warm. could reach 2a celsius, perhaps a chance of this shower. band of rain in northern ireland with outbreaks in scotland but the further west you are, especially in the late afternoon, it could brighten up once again. the rain is not done with us. on monday night it will pep up again through this zone here, back into parts of northern ireland, scotland and northern england and wales before going into tuesday this energy will run out eastwards into the north sea. we are left on tuesday with this weather front still heading south—east, just not as much rain associated with it. a cold front, the leading edge of cool fresh air so there is a change to the feel of the weather coming away by the end of it through the north—west. pushing south eastwards across england on tuesday, behind that, but as you can see, sunny weather. and then we embark on that quiet spell of weather for a couple of days. wednesday just a few showers in the wes

england and wales, east wales and england, should start to brighton, it's sunny spells and feel quiteireland and moves to scotland, the further west in northern ireland, northwest in scotland, could brighten things up later in the afternoon. some temperature is above average, potentially warm and mighty, depending on whether you get to see much of sunshine. 0ther night, the rain isn't done and pops up night, the rain isn't done and pops up across night, the rain isn't done and pops up across northern ireland, scotland, northern and wales. energy from this system pushes out into the north sea but then we are left with a narrowing band of rain set to move on south eastwards across england during tuesday from this weather front which is a cold front, the leading edge of caller, fresher feeling air which is across most pa rt by feeling air which is across most part by tuesday for outbreaks of rain, with clearing wales and pushing south eastwards through england, some showers following towards the north—west of the uk but increasing amount of sunshine coming through during tuesday afternoo

after the cloud to begin with, it brightens up a bit in england and well, especially east wales and through in sunny spells for any period of time, it could be quite warm. could reach 2a celsius, perhaps a chance of this shower. band of rain through northern ireland with outbreaks in scotland but the further west you are, especially in the late afternoon, it could brighten up once again. the rain is not done with us. on monday night will pep up again through this zone here, back into parts of northern ireland, scotland and northern england and wales before going into tuesday this energy will run out eastwards into the north sea. we are left on tuesday with this weather fronts still heading south—east, just not as much rain associated with it. a cold front, the leading edge of cool fresh air so there is a change to the feel of the weather coming away by the end it through the north—west. band of rain pushing south eastwards across england on tuesday, behind that, showers following but as you can see, sunny weather, cool fresh feeling whether the police we have the sunshine as which has come

north—eastern england and outbreaks of rain here, patchy rain through the midlands and south and east wales far west of wales and the far north—west of england as well. we could see a few brighter skies towards the eastern areas, but it will stay cloudy and damp at times and temperatures still about 18 to 20 celsius. still feeling warm and mug dwri. muggy. 0vernight, the rain will move. it is with a cold front which is clearing away. and with lots of us having clear skies tonight, it will turn just a little bit chillier compared to the last few nights. i think in towns and cities temperatures will get to about 11 to 13 celsius, but in the countryside, they will probably dip into single figures. so for wednesday, not a bad start to the day. plenty of sunshine to start off. wednesday is going to be the driest day of the week. it will stay dry for most of us. a few showers coming into scotland and north—west england as well. they will be light and scattered. sunny spells elsewhere and temperatures down by a few degrees. so that's the final weather for wednesday, but then looking to the atlanti

east. some of this rain will be heavy, windy with it as well, and it clears northern ireland early on in the western fringes of walese later in the day. you can see where south—east in the later in the day. you can see where we south—east in the later in the day. you can see where we have that line of rain, still pretty warm in the south—east. 19, 20, 8021 as we fringe back towards northern ireland. we are looking at highs of 15, so some fresher conditions. from thursday into friday, that weather front continues its journey, thursday into friday, that weather front continues itsjourney, pushing eventually away from the south—east, only to be replaced in the west by another one, introducing some wet and windy conditions, but drier in between. the forecast for friday a lot of dry weather when we lose our first front, the second one coming in from the west will bring in some wet and windy weather as it does so. the cloud will build ahead of this weather front. temperature—wise we are looking at 13 in the north to about 19 are looking at 13 in the north to about19 in are looking at 13 in the north to about 19 in the sou

lots of cloud around, a bit of drizzle, some feeling brighter, perhaps to the midlands and east walesonday, quite muggy, so if you see brighter skies the temperatures could be as high as 22 or 23 celsius. good afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines. north korea says it has successfully tested a hydrogen bomb that could be loaded onto a long—range missile. the regime said its test of the bomb — which is many times more powerful than an atomic bomb — was a "perfect success". the international atomic energy agency called the test ‘matter of grave concern'. president trump tweeted that north korea ‘words and actions continue to be very hostile and dangerous to the united states'. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson has also criticised the regime. there is no question that this is another provocation. it is reckless, what they are doing is they seem to be moving closer to the hydrogen bomb which, if it is fitted to a successful missile would unquestionably present a new order of threat. the nhs in england may suffer its worst winter in recent history if it does not receive an emergency

cloud to begin with, we start to brighten things up a little bit in england and wales, especially east walesy spells for any period of time, it could be quite warm. 23—24 celsius, could well be yours, maybe the chance a shower. we'll move a band of rain through northern ireland. outbreaks of rain through scotland but the further west you are, especially late afternoon gonig into the evening, it could well be brightening up once again. the rain is not done with us though. on monday night it looks like it will pep up again through this zone here, back into parts of northern ireland, maybe scotland, northern england and wales before going into tuesday this energy will run out eastwards into the north sea. we are left on tuesday with this weatherfront still heading south—east, just not as much rain associated with it. a cold front, the leading edge of cooler, fresher air so there is a change to the feel of the weather coming our way by the end of tuesday from the north—west. so a band of rain pushing south eastwards across england on tuesday, behind that one or two showers following, but actuall

tomorrow the showers will be in coastal areas exposed to the breeze, north—east scotland, england walesls of sunshine, cloud will bubble up through the day and showers will break out, quite widely by the afternoon, some of them heavy and sundry with the saudis, temperature still struggling between 12 temperature still struggling between i2 and 70 degrees. sunday will bring actually start and more in the way of sunshine. this is bbc news, i‘m julian worricker. the headlines at 7pm. terror on the tube in london. 29 people are injured after a device partially explodes on a packed commuter train. police say it was an improvised explosive device. the bbc understands it had a timer. there was panic as passengers tried to flee the scene. massive bang occurred. didn‘t know what happened, looked around and the first thing we saw was an orange sort of fireball circumferencing the whole tube coming towards you. this fireball is just going over your head and eve rybody's screaming, and you just run out of the tube. whoever planted the device is still on the run. hundreds of detectives are involved

midlands and south—east, temperatures at 8.00, 12. o wales ireland and western scotland in eastern scloonted maybe some brighters and drier weather and we'll start the day with lighter winds but they'll pick up through the day. nowhere there could be strong and gusty winds which could cause disruption, lots of showers, heavy with heal and thirned but with spells ofshine sandwiched in between. temperatures 14 sandwiched in between. temperatures 1a for aberdeen, 15 in belfast, maybe sneaking up to 19 in lob doovenlt slightly drier day on tuesday but very windy weather possible on tuesday night and for wednesday and thursday it will be cool wednesday and thursday it will be cool, blustery with a mix of sunshine and showers. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 3pm — hurricane irma slams into the florida keys with winds up to 130 miles per hour. over six million people have been ordered to leave their homes as the storm inches closer to the mainland. we do have a lot of power lines down, transformers are exploding causing minorf

but some will continue, most likely across north—east england, into wales, the south—west, some showersl turn dry, with some clear spells. maybe the odd mist patch, and temperatures easily down to eight, nine, or 10 degrees, but some spots in the countryside cold enough for a touch of grass frost. so we begin the weekend between this area of low pressure to the east and this area of high pressure trying to push in from the west. it leaves us with a northerly wind — never a warm wind direction. yes, there will be some spells of sunshine, but again, some showers, some of them heavy, and those temperatures around 13 degrees for aberdeen and glasgow. 12 in belfast, maybe 15 for cardiff, and 16 for london. but as we go through saturday night, as the showers fade, we see clear skies and light winds, it is going to turn very chilly indeed. our towns and cities perhaps down into single digits. but, out in the countryside, particularly out west, we're looking at lows of one, two, three degrees. there could well be a touch of grass frost to start sunday morning, but sunday should see some improve

there tonight, many of the showers will fade away but some will continue in north—east scotland and england, moving into wales and temperatures in towns and cities, eight or 9 degrees, lower in the countryside. tomorrow, the showers will be at coastal areas exposed to the breeze, north—east scotland, england wales and the south west, where you start trying with spells of sunshine, you will see with spells of sunshine, you will see cloud bubbling up through the day and showers breaking out quite widely by the afternoon, some of them showery towards the south—east and temperatures struggling, between 12 and 17 degrees at best. sunday will have a chilly start but fewer showers and more in the way of sunshine. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines at 8.00pm: terror on the tube in london — 29 people are injured after a device partially explodes on a packed commuter train. police say it was an improvised explosive device — the bbc understands it had a timer. there was panic as passengers tried to flee the scene. massive bang occurred. i didn't know what happened, i looked around the first thing i sa

but some will continue, most likely across north—east england, into wales, the south—west, some showersher places will turn dry, with some clear spells. maybe the odd mist patch, and temperatures easily down to eight, nine, or 10 degrees, but some spots in the countryside cold enough for a touch of grass frost. so we begin the weekend between this area of low pressure to the east and this area of high pressure trying to push in from the west. it leaves us with a northerly wind — never a warm wind direction. yes, there will be some spells of sunshine, but again, some showers, some of them heavy, and those temperatures around 13 degrees for aberdeen and glasgow. 12 in belfast, maybe 15 for cardiff, and 16 for london. but as we go through saturday night, as the showers fade, we see clear skies and light winds, it is going to turn very chilly indeed. our towns and cities perhaps down into single digits. but, out in the countryside, particularly out west, we're looking at lows of one, two, three degrees. there could well be a touch of grass frost to start sunday morning, but sunday should se

that is the picture across a large part of england and into east wales.ving into westernmost parts of rain, cornwall, devon, into wales and the bulk of england, broken cloud, sunny spells, temperatures near 20 degrees. technically milder in the rainy zones, you just won't feel benefit because it is raining and quite breezy. overnight, rain will push east, very slowly, heavier burst again, particularly in two parts of south—west england and wales. sta rt to parts of south—west england and wales. start to move further east, may not reach easternmost parts of england, warm, still ahead of it, behind it, drier, brighter, a bit cooler. now back to hurricane maria, went through dominic, with winds of 160 mph. we can do little bit today, you can see the eye, but it has strengthened again, 165 mph, bearing down on the british virgin islands. —— dominica. by thursday, close to the dominican republic and the turks and caicos islands, by which time it may be weakening a little but does not look like much. terrible weather in the caribbean. hello and welcome to outsi

particularly wet south of lancashire into north wales. eastthe forecast. a few for scotland and northern ireland to begin saturday. in fact compared to what we've seen today might be a better day. showers develop through the day. zipping across the skies quickly in the south thanks to the breeze. slow moving through the midlands and northern england. if you get caught under one it could be with you for a time. if you avoid them, sit in the sunshine, the sunshine still has strength, but overall temperatures disappointing for early september. it will be a cool night that follows with a ridge of high pressure, temporarily things drier, clearer, colder. chilly start to sunday. central and eastern areas should be fine and dry to begin. cloud and outbreaks of rain will spread east through the day. heaviest bursts in the new york, lightest in the south. —— in the north. lightest in the south. they could be severe gale —force south. they could be severe gale—force into monday morning rush hour. keep on checking the forecast this weekend, it could be a

usjudges have ruled in favour of the photographer — david slater from monmouthshire in south east walesken on his camera — rather than the monkey, who actually took the picture, owning the copyright. a pilot has had a lucky escape after his plane clipped a tree and crashed into a car park. it happened in connecticut in the united states. just extraordinary. the 79—year—old pilot was taken to hospital with just minor injuries. local media suggests his aircraft had suffered a fuel leak which caused it to lose power. quite extraordinary! that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. minor injuries, amazing, amazing! do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. this brexit supporter and former labour supporter, they say this is exactly why they voted conservative at the last election. i think people should think hard about why they voted labour because this blocking by labour will only carry on and on. we will talk to mps about this vote last night, one who voted for the eu withdra

east england. coastal parts of wales, devon and cornwall. many other areas.to bubble up. we will see showers breaking out quite widely, some of which will be heavy and thundery and afternoon highs of 12 to 16 degrees. in the sunday, a chilly start with a touch of frost, a few showers, more in the way of dry weather and sunshine. that bags on fire! the terror threat is raised to critical after a rush—hour attack intended, says the prime minister, to inflict significant harm. tonight, islamic state claimed responsibility as the police and security services conduct a manhunt. but the bomb didn't detonate properly. i'll be looking at the clues that gives us. as more satellite images are released of more rohingya villages on fire, the international condemnation of aung san suu kyi grows and the suffering intensifies. translation: they beat the women mercilessly. then they locked the doors, poured petrol on the houses and set them on fire. and hillary clinton's published her apologia for losing the presidential election. bernie sanders — amongst others — gets it in

a weak affair by the middle of the afternoon, sitting across north—east england and wales. we get some sunshine we might see temperatures in the low 20s, and thatis temperatures in the low 20s, and that is the low 70s fahrenheit. generally, we are looking at about mid or high teens for many. then that will creep steadily eastwards. that will introduce the fresher air. 20 of isobars on the chart, basically meaning we are going to turn breezy and fresher. a fresh start first thing wednesday morning. a good deal of dry, quiet weather. look up the difference in temperatures, 16 or 19 degrees for the capital cities. as we move through thursday, we keep the dry weather across england and wales. signs of something wet and wendy are pushing into the north—west. that area of low pressure, with this front, sweeping south and east through thursday night and into friday. it will bring with it a speu friday. it will bring with it a spell of wet and windy weather. some heavy rain to clear the way through england and wales, and then squally showers developing up into the far north and wes

we will try to brighten things up in england and wales away from western and coastal areas to the west. the east. warm and humid. low 20s. a band of rain in northern ireland. brightening up in the west. scotland and further north—west, brightening up before the end of the day. windy in shetland. gales. monday night, rain propping up before clearing south—east before tuesday, allowing some cool and fresh air. sunshine and showers. thursday, by then, signs of a change. rain coming to scotla nd signs of a change. rain coming to scotland and northern ireland. wet and windy for many of us on friday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: international condemnation of north korea's latest — and most powerful — nuclear test, as the us issues a blunt warning. any threat to the united states or its territories, including guam, or our allies, will be met with a massive military response, a response both effective and overwhelming. a bbc investigation finds recruiters from so—called islamic state were trying to direct would

rain for northern ireland, scotland, england and wales, but these in the way towards the east. ons in its stores. we went to find out what some children what they think about girls and boys clothes. boys and girls can wear the same things. and they could ride the same things. and they could ride the same things as well. like a boy could wear pink and a girl could wear blue. like me. he can wear pink and carry it off, i like blue, i am not saying there should be certain colours or anything, that should be discouraged, whatever you feel comfortable wearing, that should be it. to me, unisex is a bit bland. comfortable wearing, that should be it. to me, unisex is a bit blandm would be good if t—shirts that have pirates and stuff like that were for girls also. would be nice to see a girls also. would be nice to see a girls t—shirt that is pink that says, adventurer, more active, this, that and the other, does not need to be tied to a colour or style. william likes stuff like cars and dinosaurs and! william likes stuff like cars and dinosaurs and i don't like stuff like that. cheryl r

night, many of the showers will fade away, but some will continue, most likely across north—east england, into walesuing across north—east scotland as well. many other places will turn dry, with some clear spells. maybe the odd missed that, and temperatures easily down to eight, nine, or 10 and temperatures easily down to eight, nine, or10 degrees, but some spots in the countryside cold enough for a touch of grass frost. so we began the weekend between this area of low pressure to the east in this area of high pressure trying to push on from the west. it leaves us with a northerly wind, never a warm winter it shouldn't. there will be some spells of sunshine, but again some spells of sunshine, but again some showers. some of them heavy and those temperatures around 13 degrees for aberdeen and glasgow. 12 in belfast, maybe 16 for cardiff and 16 for london. as we go through saturday night, as the showers fade and we see clear skies and light winds it will turn very chilly indeed. 0ur towns and cities perhaps down into single digits but out in the countryside, but the gilliat west, we' re the countrysid

but some will continue, most likely across north—east england, into wales, the south—west, some showersurn dry, with some clear spells. maybe the odd mist patch, and temperatures easily down to eight, nine, or 10 degrees, but some spots in the countryside cold enough for a touch of grass frost. so we begin the weekend between this area of low pressure to the east and this area of high pressure trying to push in from the west. it leaves us with a northerly wind — never a warm wind direction. yes, there will be some spells of sunshine, but again, some showers, some of them heavy, and those temperatures around 13 degrees for aberdeen and glasgow. 12 in belfast, maybe 15 for cardiff, and 16 for london. but as we go through saturday night, as the showers fade, we see clear skies and light winds, it is going to turn very chilly indeed. 0ur towns and cities perhaps down into single digits. but, out in the countryside, particularly out west, we're looking at lows of one, two, three degrees. there could well be a touch of grass frost to start sunday morning, but sunday should see some improvemen

south and the south east and with a southerly wind tomorrow will feel muggy for some, across north—east walesa category 5, the sustained wind has got to be 157mph. at the moment, hurricane maria's sustained wind speed is 155mph so it slipped below that threshold and the chances are in the next 24 hours or so, it will os late between a category 4 and a category 5and if between a category 4 and a category 5 and if we have got time later i'll tell you why that has happened, dan and lou. thank you very much. we have had a lovely one—year—old on breakfast. we're now going to have a dog! we will explain why! when confronted with a burning building, a firefighters' number one priority is to save human lives, but they may also be called upon to rescue pets. buster and resuscitating here we can see firefighters rescuing a puppy called buster and resuscitating it using an oxygen mask designed specifically for dogs. there are now calls for all fire brigades in england and wales to carry this kind of equipment. we can now speak to mat dixon, a dog handlerfor the west midlands fire service and his belgian

so, for friday, a band of rain to start the day, pushing east across scotland, england and wales, heavy. with the showers, looking at temperatures coming down. feeling a bit cooler, but still relatively mild across eastern counties of england, that rain reluctant to clear away. saturday, though, a decent start to the weekend in many respects. to bring some pretty heavy rain to the northern parts of the uk. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley, our top stories: the un gets the go—ahead to enter myanmar‘s troubled rakhine state. we'll hearfrom one rohingya militant about his struggle against the burmese army. the army surrounded our villages. the army surrounded our villages. the people had no choice. they said, you're going to die anyway, so you should die for the a week after hurricane maria, help is on its way to puerto rico where half the population still has no access to clean water. bali's biggest volcano threatens to erupt for the first time

but some will continue, most likely across north—east england, into wales, the south—west, some showersasily down to eight, nine, or 10 degrees, but some spots in the countryside cold enough for a touch of grass frost. so we begin the weekend between this area of low pressure to the east and this area of high pressure trying to push in from the west. it leaves us with a northerly wind — never a warm wind direction. there will be some spells of sunshine, but again, some showers, some of them heavy, and those temperatures around 13 degrees for aberdeen and glasgow. 12 in belfast, maybe 15 for cardiff, and 16 for london. as we go through saturday night, as the showers fade, and where we see clear skies and light winds, it will turn very chilly indeed. 0ur towns and cities perhaps down into single digits. but, out in the countryside, could be chillier still. we're looking at lows of one, two, three degrees. they could well be a touch of grass frost to start sunday morning, but sunday should see some improvements, certainly in terms of the showers. fewer showers, more dry weather, more sunsh

but some will continue, most likely across north—east england, into wales, the south—west, some showersd mist patch, and temperatures easily down to eight, nine, or 10 degrees, but some spots in the countryside cold enough for a touch of grass frost. so we begin the weekend between this area of low pressure to the east and this area of high pressure trying to push in from the west. it leaves us with a northerly wind — never a warm wind direction. yes, there will be some spells of sunshine, but again, some showers, some of them heavy, and those temperatures around 13 degrees for aberdeen and glasgow. 12 in belfast, maybe 15 for cardiff, and 16 for london. but as we go through saturday night, as the showers fade, we see clear skies and light winds, it is going to turn very chilly indeed. our towns and cities perhaps down into single digits. but, out in the countryside, particularly out west, we're looking at lows of one, two, three degrees. there could well be a touch of grass frost to start sunday morning, but sunday should see some improvements, certainly in terms of the showers. fewer