some rain, the wettest weather moving up across some rain, the wettest weather moving up across east walesthe midlands and northern england and we have this rain in northern ireland, given how wet it's been recently there may be some flooding. it's turning wet and windy across south—west wales and the south—west of england. it is calm in the south—east, it should feel warmer. however, we have gales on the way for this evening in the south—west, running through the english channel for a while and it's a messy picture overnight. windy weather across the south, all those seeing some spells of rain whether winds are like northern england northwards, we'll see more mist, fog and low cloud, particularly gloomy over the hills. a mild night, no frost in store. some early sunshine creeping through in northern ireland, coming into the south—west of england, south wales, whether winds light of further north it will stay grey and gloomy for longer. the rain tending to peter out. later in the day we have more wind and rain arriving, close to northern ireland and the far south—west. temperatures tomorro

some areas of sunshine, maybe in the south east of england to the east of the welsh mountains, east walese north—east of scotla nd sunshine, and across the north—east of scotland where temperatures could be as high as 16, but typically 13-14 be as high as 16, but typically 13—14 where we have the cloud, but it will get colder, the cold air is coming from the arctic, coming behind this weather front. and we see a change in the weather, as well, and still on the weather front, cloud and drizzle in the south, so mild on sunday, but already colder with clearer skies in the north. drier areas pushing down on the strengthening northerly winds, pushing the cloud away, giving sunshine. and here we have the strongest of the winds, it will feel especially chile, struggling to make double figures in the afternoon across scotland, and the south and west, not as windy and temperatures will be higher, but it turns cold for everyone overnight and it could bea for everyone overnight and it could be a frosty start on monday morning, and a cold day on monday, but into next week it will turn milder over the

let's eat averages of at about 90 degrees in north—east wales. a lot of cloud around.figures by the end of it. —— 19 degrees. 1260 degrees. plenty of cloud around first scene, with fog patches across the hills. a bit of rain pushing northwards out of northern egeland. then whether for a northwards out of northern egeland. then whetherfor a time northwards out of northern egeland. then whether for a time in northwards out of northern egeland. then whetherfor a time in northern ireland, reaching western scotland, iiggly ireland, reaching western scotland, jiggly in the afternoon. temperatures will climb to about 22 degrees in london on saturday. warm for late october. it will cloud over england and wales of an icon with outbreaks of rain turning heavier and more persistent for northern ireland and for northern and western areas of scotland. but another mild one. temperatures 13— 14 celsius, 13-14 one. temperatures 13— 14 celsius, 13— 14 celsius, something like that. the cloud that we had to start the day will move and we will get sunshine. across western scotland, temper

more sunshine in the south—east, and in east wales, the easternmost parts of england, temperatures astypical temperatures elsewhere are 13 or 1a degrees. colder air rushing down tomorrow night and into sunday, feeling particularly chilly where we have strong winds, northern and eastern parts have some showers near the coast. a lot of sunshine, temperatures higher, 1a or 15 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers. the headlines at eight. the parliament of catalonia declares independence from spain, with people taking to the streets to celebrate. but spain's central government in madrid approves direct rule over the region — dissolving catalan's parliament and calling new elections. as of today, i have dissolved the catalonian parliament and on 21st dec there will be autonomic elections for that autonomic community. i'm tim willcox and i'll have the latest, live from barcelona. despite the threats, pro—independence groups are still celebrating. in other news this hour... the cyber attack which crippled much of the nhs in may could have been

we've already had a touch of frost across parts of southern england south—east wales this evening, buter through the rest of the night, cloud spilling in off the atlantic and set to bring a much milder night than last night for scotland, northern ireland and northern england. by the end of the night, temperatures will be in double figures for some of us. but with it comes the cloud and outbreaks of rain becoming more extensive through the night. partly clear skies. temperatures still in single figures to start your tuesday morning commute. grey in scotland, wettest in the highlands of scotland. there will be the odd splash further east. very misty if you're travelling across the pennines. there will be some rain across the north—west of wales and maybe the odd shower through parts of central and southern england and wales, but mostly dry. hazy sunshine. most places will have a dry and bright day. not as much sunshine as today. certainly a lot more cloud. wettest of all in western parts of scotland, but across the board, temperatures are not far off where they should be for the time of

rain and drizzle over the hills where it could be misty and murky, but sunshine in the east wales anding mild but only briefly. the weather front is bringing the rain and drizzle which will go south on saturday night as the clocks change, and that will change the wind direction, clearer skies, dry airand change the wind direction, clearer skies, dry air and lower temperatures in the lower half of the uk. the second half of the weekend has got a coming from the arctic. it will feel specially cold in northern and eastern scotland and the eastern side of england where we have the strongest of the winds, and maybe a few showers around, as well. it won't feel as cold. we start off cold, but we could reach 14—15, but struggling to make double figures in scotland. monday morning could stop prostate, —— good start. —— could start frosty. temperatures won't rise much through the day, and we will see rain coming to scotland and northern ireland. fairly weak weather system moving into the north sea, and that has pushed the area i —— high—pressure. tuesday is halloween and we will have a mild and

wales. lots of cloud. the best sunshine will be to the east of the higher ground of scotland, north—east england, east walesder as we get into sunday. this colder air losing down the uk. —— moving. it will stay dry for many of us. it will feel colder, with a brisk northerly wind down the eastern side of england. the weekend will turn colder. one thing you need to be aware of and remember is that on sunday morning, the clocks go back one hour. enjoy your extra hour in bed. there is more on the website. bye—bye. hello. it's friday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm chloe tilley, welcome to the programme a cyber attack that crippled parts of the nhs back in may could have been avoided if certain security measures had been in place. a report into the incident that froze computers, causing operations to be cancelled, says that the health service was just not prepared for an attack. in some cases, organisations had to resort to telephone, paper and pen, apps such as whatsapp in terms of communicating with others. we'll be speaking to the man who was in charge of overseeing cyber security for the nhs in england at half past ten

also could be showers in the london region, east anglia, northern wales. are likely to use a try. northern ireland and northern and western scotland, cloudy with blustery showers. this evening, if you hope to see the ball shower, the clearest skies in eastern scotland and north—east england and parts of southern england and south wales. further north west in the country as northern ireland, cloudy, inhibiting the view, with some showers. wherever you are, a mild night. temperatures staying in double figures. sunday, it looks like the better half of the weekend with drier conditions, sunshine and light winds. showers in parts of wales and north—west england and perhaps western scotland. in sunny spells it should feel less stop an unsettled outlook through the week ahead. we will see several areas of low pressure in the atlantic. monday will not be a bad day. mostly dry. drierfurther will not be a bad day. mostly dry. drier further south and east. will not be a bad day. mostly dry. drierfurther south and east. and in sunny spells and light winds, monday shoul

east wales, east england, and east scotland. temperatures as high as 16 degrees with sunshine.peratures of 13 or 1a degrees elsewhere. caldaire comes rushing down tomorrow night and into sunday, feeling chilly where we have strong winds, further west, temperatures are higher at 1a or 15. hello, this is bbc news with me, chris rogers. the headlines... the parliament of catalonia declares independence from spain — in response, the spanish senate has approved imposing direct rule from madrid. britain says it won't recognise the move. the cyber attack which crippled much of the nhs in may could have been prevented with basic security updates, says an investigation. files about the assassination ofjfk are released — but some are held back, at the request of the cia and fbi. the uk's competition watchdog will investigate hotel booking sites over concerns about hidden charges, search results, and discount claims. downing street has said any allegations of sexual harassment and abuse at westminster are "deeply concerning". it was responding to claims reported by the sun newspaper made

more sunshine towards the south—east, the east of the high ground, east wales, and in eastern scotlandnight and into sunday. especially chilly where we have stronger winds, northern and eastern scotland, some showers near the coast. a lot of sunshine, higher temperatures of 14 or 15 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers. the headlines at 7pm: the parliament of catalonia declares independence from spain, with people taking to the streets to celebrate. but spain's central government in madrid approves direct rule over the region — and says catalonia's leader could face charges of rebellion. i'm tim willcox and i'll have the latest, live from barcelona. people are ignoring those threats for the moment and celebrating here on the streets. in other news this hour: the cyber attack which crippled much of the nhs in may could have been prevented with basic security measures, according to a government investigation. files about the assassination ofjfk are released — but some are held back, at the request of the cia and fbi. the uk's competition watchdog will investigate hotel booking sit

as become south into wales and southern england and the midlands, east anglia, down towards kent, there are some brighter breaks expected through the course of the morning. variable amounts of cloud. through the course of the day, we hang on to this rain. breezy in the northern half of the country. showers coming across parts of northern england and across parts of northern england and a few into wales, the midlands and east anglia but there are showers at the many of us we will miss them all together. some brighter conditions. we could reach that in the short of the pennines. heading on through the evening and if you are out trick—or—treating it will still be mild. there is still rain across the north and as we go through tonight you will find that we hang onto that

wales. rain further east, not particularly heavy, a few spots here and there. lands, some visually rain. some brightness for north wales and northern england, cloud and rain into western scotland, showery rain will keep coming through the day. eastern scotland, one of the places that will be favoured to see a little bit of sunshine. across eastern scotland, central southern england, south wales, probably the areas we are most likely to see some sunshine through the day. generally speaking, cloudy, showery rain at times, on and off, temperatures 1a to 17 degrees. wind belly buster, not as strong as they were earlier in the week. for a second half of the weekend, trying to build high pressure in from the south. —— wind fairly blustery. what it will leave us fairly blustery. what it will leave us with is a dry day, it will be a little bit brighter but i suspect there will still be large areas of cloud around, best chance brightness across central and eastern areas, some spells of sunshine, equally might be the odd drizzly shower across the west. those temperatures

there could be some showers for the london region, east anglia and north—west england and wales. n ireland is in northern and western scotland with cloudy skies and further blustery showers moving in. temperatures 13—14d here. into this evening, if you're hoping to catch a glimpse meteor shower, clear skies in north—east scotland, north—east england, southern england and southern wales. further north—west across the country cloudy and inhibiting your view of the skies, with a few showers. but where ever you are, a mild and frost free night. temperatures in double figures. sunday, the second half of the week and looks the better half of the weekend, with drier conditions, more sunshine and light winds. still some showers for parts of north wales, north—west england, western scotland but many of us should avoid showers through the data plan. in no sunny spells it will feel pleasant, 15—18 out of temperature. a fairly unsettled outlook for the weekend. several areas of low pressure lining up in the atlantic are moving in towards oui’ the atlantic are moving in towards our shores. it

east scotland. we still have gusty winds and coastal gales around north—west england and west wales. to be as windy as the central lowlands where we have rain. showers across northern ireland but it will ease through the day. across north—east england in particular, we are looking at gusty winds. further south, a quieter picture. lighter winds. temperatures in the low — mid teens. nowhere near as it was yesterday. 60 miles an hour and at times 70 mph, damaging gusts. berwick in mind if you are in a light vehicle, a high sided vehicles —— bareback in mind. also, trees could be uprooted. —— showers across parts of scotland, northern england and at times, northern ireland. it will feel cooler today than yesterday, cooler in the south—east. thanks to ex—hurricane ophelia, we hit 24 celsius and today we're looking at 17. as we had three the evening and overnight, the rain pushes northwards and eastwards and at times it will be heavy. we could see patchy fog form across northern ireland and across the far north of scotland. in rural areas, a touch of frost. it will remain fairly mild in the

east of the pennines. furtherwest, cloudier with the odd light shower. towards waleshis weak weather front and it drifts south. it is tending to fizzle out, not much rain on it. the odd light shower and band of cloud. to the north of that, things will start to brighten up. more sunshine tomorrow compared to today and temperatures a degree or so tomorrow compared to today and temperatures a degree or so warmer, around about 14 to 18 celsius. some wet weather into western parts of scotla nd wet weather into western parts of scotland later in the afternoon, courtesy of this area of low pressure. so this is going to dominate our weather through the middle of the week. a frontal system slips south and we are going to see a wet and windy spell of weather through the day on wednesday. pushing out of northern ireland and scotla nd pushing out of northern ireland and scotland in across england and wales later on in the day. some wet weather and brisk winds either side of that band of rain, it will be brighter. an unsettled picture. through the week, it is turning windier. ther

wales. further east, the cloud will be thinner and we will see more sunshine.e have a little rainfor fine evening here, we have a little rain for scotland and northern ireland and that rain gets a boost later as the winds begin to pick up and we draw up warmer air, a very mild night. by monday morning, what is left of ophelia will be heading very close to southern ireland and the centre of this deep area of low pressure here. so we are going to see the winds picking up on monday in the west through the south west and pushing up through the irish sea. gusts of 80mph. the winds picking up in northern ireland. very windy with some rain and rain in scotla nd windy with some rain and rain in scotland as you head further east along england and wales the winds get lighter and we have the last of the warm airat get lighter and we have the last of the warm air at 24 degrees. but it is the strength of the wind that will cause issues on monday and tuesday. there is likely to be damage and disruption to travel. you can keep up—to—date on bbc local radio. the centre of the

this weak weather front in the south—east and wales.cooler air from the north because of a change in wind direction. it will feel quite cold, particularly on exposed coast, some showers coming in from the north sea and south and west a band of broken cloud. cold air not really reaching the extreme south—west so staying up to 15 celsius down there. feeling chilly in the far north. as we go through the overnight the high—pressure stays with us and the winds will fall lighter. temperatures falling away quite sharply and we will see frost in the morning, first widespread frost likely as temperatures in rural areas that low enough to go below freezing. not a hard frost but hemfgg hopefully a beautiful scene to wake up hopefully a beautiful scene to wake up to hopefully a beautiful scene to wake uptoa hopefully a beautiful scene to wake up to a monday morning. a bright start to the new week but eventually the south—westerly wind returns, introducing mild air in the north—west. more cloud and rain in scotla nd north—west. more cloud and rain i

wales weight scotland. showers pushing into south—west england, at four o'clock in the afternoon. the showers across the coast here, inland there is some sunshine. very cute showers this afternoon in eastlia. they are merging to give a speu anglia. they are merging to give a spell of rain in north wales and north—west england. a way from northern ireland there are a few sunny spells, turning wetter and western scotland, not that much rain reaching northern and eastern scotland. lewinsky are not as strong as the rest of the uk. a time in northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southern scotland and northern england, the winds will pick up on the southern flank of storm brian as it moves out into the north sea. bands of wet weather moving around it, wet at times tonight, a lot of rain feeding into north—west england and into sunday morning. 8—11d. a wet start for some of this in north wales, a bit of rain may move into the midlands and east anglia through the morning, but the trend through the

the further south, north wales, the midlands and east anglia. these showers in northern parts of scotla nd showers in northern parts of scotland and outbreaks of raining cornwall, part of devon keeping a lot of cloud and in northern ireland. some breaks in the cloud, jodie brett into the night some of these will fill in. i don't think any these will fill in. i don't think a ny clear these will fill in. i don't think any clear spells will necessarily last too long. overnight temperatures around 10—12, so even with any clear spells, not going to be particular cult. part two of the week and now, a few showers in northern scotland, patchy rain in northern ireland for a time, showers feeding into wales, north—west england and the midlands and maybe some light rain in the far south—west. elsewhere looking a bit drier and brighter, lighter winds and feeling a bit warmer. hello — this is bbc news. the headlines at 1:30pm: the foreign secretary, boris johnson, has joined other senior conservatives in urging tory mps to back theresa may, insisting the pub

wales at sea the wettest weather on friday. the ground already soggy. blustery conditions across the board, but further south east her top and becomes a white woman after using a dove product. and originally, the original advertisement is about 30 seconds long. yes. with a variety of women. you are happy with the original advertisement which is quite a while ago, really happy and friends said it is great you are pa rt friends said it is great you are part of this campaign?” friends said it is great you are part of this campaign? i loved it. the 32nd version was made for tv. they were short of snippets featuring the t—shirt concept for social media. the principle behind it being the product dove has products that suit all skin types. yes, and there is a line in the 30 second tv commercial that says all skin deserves gentleness. what did you think of the cutdown version, you think of the cutdown version, you taking off at esher and been replaced by white model?” you taking off at esher and been replaced by white model? i was happy with it when i saw the advert itself, because i turn into a white model and then the

wales and the midlands. southern and eastern counties could be stuck with more persistent cloud through the second half of the day but it should be mild, up to 17 degrees in the south—eastonday into tuesday, low pressure swirling in the atlantic, more fronts coming tuesday daytime, cloud and rain across england and wales, heavier rain for wales in the north—east of england for time, register on tuesday, northern scotla nd register on tuesday, northern scotland with a few showers. drier weather to the south, gloomy conditions but without the temperatures, 18 in london. mild air to the size of this front, it will try to battle its way north to read the middle part of the week, the north always more clear and bright and always cooler, some of this warm air should temperatures in brightness to the south up to 18 for the low 20s. wednesday looks like a front also thoroughly south and so a good portion of the northern half of the uk bright and on the fresh side, pushing further north, gloomy weather on thursday but belle in mind the more mild weather as well, brea ks mind the more mild weather as well, breaks in the cloud could see temperatures up into the high teens on the l

certainly a dry day for north—east england and north wales. and western scotland. some outbreaks of rain here later — 12—17 degrees. the cloud int he north west will then sink its teeth the cloud int he north west will then sink its way into the picture on friday. the further south you are, though, particularly if you get some sunshine, your temperatures could get up to 20 degrees. a sign of what is to come for the weekend, warm air wafting up from the south. and, if the sun does come out, we could get to 23 degrees. but it will always be cooler, with some rain, towards the north—west. bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. alp top stories: —— our top stories: deadly wildfires rage on across the wine region of california — at least 15 people have been killed. catalonia's president signs a declaration of independence, but the spanish government dismisses his offer of talks. fresh allegations against harvey weinstein — the hollywood producer denies claims he raped three women. and the

east you are. isabella rain moving out of northern ireland, north wales, south—west scotland. land, south east england, along coastal areas. a bit of sunshine in the south—east. rain in north wales, north—west england. sunny spells and sharers in northern ireland. north—west england. the winds in scotla nd north—west england. the winds in scotland not as strong as they are elsewhere. tonight for a time in northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england, the wind will pick up on the southern flank of storm brian as it moves into the north sea. with bands of wet weather circulating around, still a lot of rain fitting into north—west england and even into sunday morning. a wet start for some, south—west scotland, north wales... the trend will be as the afternoon goes on things turning drier and brighter. although still a blustery day, the winds will use of it as well. it will feel cooler. on monday, lighter winds. another weather system taking some outbreaks of rain from west to east. southern part of the uk filling milder. this is bbc news. the headlines: the spanish gov

a few cloud breaks east of wales and the east of england.e. turning more wet and windy to the north of scotland. we continue that warms them into sunday, especially in the east of the country, with temperatures around the mid—20s. by the time we finish sunday and go into monday, windy weather could push on to the west of the uk, especially ireland at the moment, as we see the remnants of what is currently hurricane ophelia just to the south. i will keep you updated through the morning. i am an aberration on how many hurricanes you have to remember. what was this one, ophelia? yes. i am not good with names. i did well to get it out . front pages. the sun. apparently they are leaving with the story the white widow, sallyjones, one of those who, umm, were recruiting for is, they are saying she was killed bya us is, they are saying she was killed by a us drone near the iraq—syria border. no confirmation at the time. another story. the guardian. taking a look at a report that says higher income tax rates on the rich would help the poor. in this a

wales and the midlands getting some sunshine. hazy sunshine in easte still have some rain. this little rogue weather front may bring some rain towards cornwall, devon and the west country. that will push northwards. some of us mid—week will have some rain, from wales to northern england, the east coast to the north—west. to the south, maybe just a couple of showers. i think on balance, be prepared for a wettish day in the north of the country on wednesday. still mild in the south mid—week. 18 degrees in london. fresher there in the north of the country. the summery, stormy start first thing on tuesday and then quieter mid—week, and then it could turn stormy again. a reminder of some of those spectacular orange skies we have seen across the uk thanks to hurricane ophelia drawing up some smoke particles from spain and portugal, from the wildfires there. also, we've had some saharan dust in the atmosphere as well. here's a picture of the bbc as well, earlier on. bye— bye. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. a drop in house price

wales. some sunshine in the east.m here. top temperatures in eastern england 23 degrees. a decent evening and the rain not amounting to much in the north. but getting a boost later on as the wind picks up and we draw up even later on as the wind picks up and we draw up even warmer later on as the wind picks up and we draw up even warmer air. temperatures no lower than 13 or 14. the winds strengthen into monday as what is left of hurricane ophelia approaches ireland and northern ireland. the winds picking up to 80mph in gusts. rain in northern ireland and scotland. in the east of england and wales, dry, warmer and less windy. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the organisation behind the oscars votes overwhelmingly to expel disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein. the board said it wanted to send a message that there was no place in the industry for "sexually predatory behaviour". motorists who cause death by speeding, street racing or while on a mobile phone are among those who may be handed life sentences

certainly a drier day for north—east england and north wales.ern ireland and northern and western scotland. some outbreaks of rain here later — 12—17 degrees. that cloud in the north—west will then sink its way into the picture on friday. another band of heavy rain, this one also quite slow—moving. the further south you are, though, particularly if you get some sunshine, your temperatures could get up to 20 degrees. a sign of what is to come for the weekend — warm air wafting up from the south. and, if the sun does come out, we could get to 23 degrees. but it will always be cooler, with some rain, towards the north—west. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and naga munchetty. the spanish government will hold an emergency meeting this morning, after catalonia's president signed a declaration of independence. he says he will delay breaking away from spain so that talks can be held, but the madrid government has rejected negotiations. good morning, it is wednesday 11 october. also this morning: angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrowjoin the growi

northern ireland and then our ice turn to the strength of the wind, particularly through wales, the midlands and east of the wind, particularly through wales, the midlands and east anglia. a blustery end of the night, but a milder night, between eight and 12 degrees. the strength of the winds overnight give us some the strength of the winds overnight give us some cause the strength of the winds overnight give us some cause for concern in the central swathe of england, gusty in places, enough to bring branches down from trees, could cause travel disruption tomorrow. the wind and rain it clearfrom disruption tomorrow. the wind and rain it clear from the south coast and behind ita rain it clear from the south coast and behind it a lot of sunshine. there will still be showers blowing through on that brisk north—westerly wind, mastery, the thermometer might read between 13 and 70 degrees but it will feel cooler. the winds ease through tomorrow evening and overnight and for much of the country, the skies will be fairly clear and country, the skies will be fairly clearand in rural country, the skies will be

wales and the midlands getting some sunshine. hazy sunshine in eaststill have some rain. a rogue weather front may bring some rain towards cornwall and devon and the west country. some of us mid—week will have some rain, from wales to northern england, the east coast to the north—west. to the south, maybe just a couple of showers. on balance, be prepared for a wet day in the north of the country on wednesday. still mild in the south mid—week. 18 degrees in london. fresher in the north of the country. the summary, stormy start first thing on tuesday and then quieter mid—week then it could turn stormy again. a reminder of some spectacular orange skies we have seen across the uk thanks to hurricane ophelia drawing up some smoke particles from spain and portugal, from the wildfires there. also we've had some saharan dust in the atmosphere as well. here's a picture from the bbc earlier on. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: thousands of civilians flee the iraq

east. some spells of sunshine, more cloud into wales and the south—west. temperatures 13—16. that will change for the second half the weekend. cold air will dive down, all the way from the arctic, particularly making its presence felt in northern and eastern areas where there will be a keen wind. wintry showers into the northern irons. further south a fair amount of sunshine. 15 in plymouth just nine amount of sunshine. 15 in plymouthjust nine in aberdeen, eight in lerwick and we start the week on a chilly note. a touch of frost on monday morning. tuesday cloudier with rain. the crisis in spain deepens — madrid moves to impose direct rule on the region of catalonia. crowds gather in barcelona, as prime minister rajoy says he wants to restore stability to the area which could declare independence in a few hours time. in my opinion we have no other alternative. the only thing we can and should do is to resort to the law in order to keep the law. we'll have the latest from barcelona and madrid. also this lunchtime. the cyber attack which crippled parts of the

wales stay dry. areas of cloud around, especially across western parts of england. the further easttemperatures, like yesterday, around 22 degrees. a fine evening here. a little rain as we head into the weekend, bad rain gets a boost overnight as the winds picked up. drawing up some warm air. a mild night for many of us. by monday, ophelia, all is what left of ophelia will be heading to southern ireland. this deep area of low pressure here starts to see winds picking up on monday. through the west and south—west and into the irish league, gusts of up to 80 mph. northern ireland gets very windy. rain in scotland and as you head further east across england and wales you get lighter and the last of the warm air keeping it warm. it is the wind strength that will cause issues, into monday and tuesday. damage and destruction to travel is expected. we will keep you updated on local radio. warnings are online. the centre of this deep below is heading through northern ireland into scotland, pushing gusty winds across northern ireland into southern scotland and northern england. in rush hour

rain and strong winds for wales, midlands and east anglia. a milder night than the one just gone.ry to the early hours. that could bring some branches down and perhaps some disruption to travel. something we are keeping an eye on. blustery started thursday for central and southern england and that rain will clear south and then behind it and the sunshine although will be a few showers feeding across on that both north—westerly wind. and the strength of the wind will make it feel cool even though the thermometer may read 1a—17. through tomorrow evening and overnight those winds slowly ease and thermos of the country it will be fairly clear skies which means through the early hours of friday morning rules spots could see a touch of frost. ed joyce. wherever you are and for much of friday there is a fine day. a bit of friday there is a fine day. a bit of cloud creeping through the west as the day wears on. it'll connect to this weather front which will publicly across the country on saturday. that'll bring some pics of rain. for many parts of the country. not raining all the time so

the weather front continues to meander its way steadily northwards, van der ploeg through wales and into eastoast near wells, few breaks if we are lucky, 8-10 the wells, few breaks if we are lucky, 8—10 the high. thursday will be the last day of that significant warmth. we are going to start to see a change. we will have the weather front weakening 0ppenheim pressure building as we go into friday, so a good deal of dry weather, a chilly start and a noticeably chillier filter things but once we have that out of the way, saturday again will bea out of the way, saturday again will be a quiet day, a little more cloud around and then a noticeable change to the story as we move into sunday. that is because the high pressure we re that is because the high pressure were squeezed out of the way into the west, a significant low into scandinavia will introduce these strong, gusty winds from the north and it will feel really quite cold in comparison to what we have seen this week and the favoured spots that, across the far north and north sea facing coast. sheltered part of the south and west seeing 14 d

brighter conditions east scotland, western england and wales compare with yesterday. in on the far west. this is the area of low pressure developing other works towards us. some strong winds on the southern flank. as we finished the day, into the evening, could see gales developed around the south—west and the bridges. andrew the english channel overnight. outbreaks of rain pushing away northlands will stop lighter winds the further north you are. keeps temperatures up, like google will see starting thursday, around 11 to 13 degrees through the morning for the commuters. into friday, but area pushing. lots of cloud, misty and murky, patches of rain. but if anything friday is brightening up. sunny spells breaking through the many. still a fair amount of cloud, most especially warm. but after a windy night, things will be a lot calmer. the calm before the storm, you could say, is that big autumn storm battles in the start of the weekend. gales and the worst of the winds expected across the south. that low pressure ratio due starts to fill in, isobars a bit less numerous

east anglia. perhaps something brighter in the midlands and parts of north wales and north—east england.in. eastern scotland getting away with some brightness. eastern scotland is one of the places with a better chance of the places with a better chance of seeing sunshine tomorrow. also north—east england and perhaps south wales and central southern england later in the day. elsewhere cloud and showery rain. fairly breezy and highs of 14—17. for the super league final, expect a lot of cloud on saturday evening. they could be the odd spot of rain as well. on saturday night this area of high pressure tries to bring in and settle things down. it's quite a half—hearted attempt. drier weather on sunday but there will still be a lot of cloud around. it will be a little bit brighter, particularly for central and eastern areas. further west more cloud and drizzly showers at times. winds will be lighter. if you want any more details log on to the bbc weather website or the bbc weather app. today at 5pm, theresa may insists she has the support of her cabinet — after a former party chairman calls f

wales and the midlands getting some sunshine. hazy sunshine in easthave some rain. a rogue weather front may bring some rain towards cornwall and devon and the west country. some of us mid—week will have some rain, from wales to northern england, the east coast to the north—west. to the south, maybe just a couple of showers. on balance, be prepared for a wet day in the north of the country on wednesday. still mild in the south mid—week. 18 degrees in london. fresher in the north of the country. the summery, stormy start first thing on tuesday and then quieter mid—week then it could turn stormy again. a reminder of some spectacular orange skies we have seen across the uk thanks to hurricane 0phelia drawing up some smoke particles from spain and portugal, from the wildfires there. also we've had some saharan dust in the atmosphere as well. here's a picture of the bbc as well, earlier on. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: thousands of civilians flee

east. while in wales just 3% of students received an offer from oxford or cambridge.ay they are trying to improve access. here's our education editor bra nwen jeffreys. centuries of scholarship, one of the top universities in the world, but how easy is it to get into 0xford from a comprehensive in inner—city manchester? even from a good school, it can feel like an impossible leap. i see quite a few people in my year who could have applied. i think it isa who could have applied. i think it is a confidence thing. most people don't feel it is for them. is a confidence thing. most people don't feel it is for themlj is a confidence thing. most people don't feel it is for them. i can understand why someone might think it is posh, but as long as you are unable student who wants to work hard, i unable student who wants to work hard, lam unable student who wants to work hard, i am sure you will fit right in. almost one in five kids here gets free school meals, that is two oi’ gets free school meals, that is two or three times higher than the wealthy south—east. or three times

east. it will push into northern ireland, scotland, northern england and wales and into the north—west of theh clear spells. temperatures overnight staying in the double figures, but the in the far north you could see it falling cooler than that. so a wet start to the day tomorrow. fairly windy where we have got the band of rain. it will edge its way south and eastwards, but slowly, so we are looking ’£5 7 ' eastwards, but slowly, so we are looking 2: " ofrainin looking at heavy bursts of rain in the south—west scotland and into cumbria and into lancashire and the far north of wales. some heavy bursts, we could see up to 100 mile meters by lunch time. cloudier in the south and the east with a few outbreaks of showery rain and highs of 18 celsius. a drier day on thursday across—the—board, we will see sunny spells. it the cloud tending to increase as we move through the day and the risk of an isolated shower in the north—west. temperatures at a maximum of 17 celsius. hello, it's tuesday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. our top story today — serious racial divi

certainly a drier day for north—east england and north wales.d northern and western scotland. some outbreaks of rain here later — 12—17 degrees. that cloud in the north—west will then sink its way into the picture on friday. another band of heavy rain, this one also quite slow—moving. the further south you are, though, particularly if you get some sunshine, your temperatures could get up to 20 degrees. a sign of what is to come for the weekend — warm air wafting up from the south. and, if the sun does come out, we could get to 23 degrees. but it will always be cooler, with some rain, towards the north—west. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: spain rejects the offer of talks over the future of catalonia, as the region's leader avoids an immediate declaration of independence. fresh allegations against harvey weinstein — the hollywood producer denies claims he raped three women. and just when they needed it most, a magical messi hat—trick drags argentina into the world cup finals. hello, i'm sally bundock. saving north american tra

for england and wales it is still grey with some fog in the south—east. in the afternoon. limited sunshine in the afternoon. limited sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. more lieshgly to see this —— likely to see this light rain sinking south. england and wales dry with some cloud in the afternoon across western parts of england and into wales. further east more likely to see mist, fog and low cloud lifting and the sunshine coming through. up to 23 degrees in eastern england as we saw yesterday. a very might night tonight. —— mild night. and the winds pick up as ophelia gets closer. but some very mild air. here is ophelia, by monday having run upfrom here is ophelia, by monday having run up from the azores. not as powerful, but the centre of the storm will be near ireland. the winds will pick up in the south—west and running through the irish sea could get up to 80mph gusts. very windy in northern ireland. some rain here and in scotland, england and wales largely dry and in the east the winds won't be as strong. but we still have the last of the war

the rain towards the south—east, very light and patchy, but a lot of cloud around. bit brighter in the midlands and north wales of cloud just to the south—east of scotland, perhaps getting away with it, and seeing some early brightness. i think eastern scotland and northern england will see some sunshine through the day. south wales and central and southern england will brighten up through the afternoon. elsewhere, a generally cloudy day tomorrow with some outbreaks of rain, a breezy day with highs of 14—17. after the super league final at old trafford, some outbreaks of rain and temperatures around the mid teens at best. going through saturday night into sunday, this area of high pressure trying to build in through the country. it doesn‘t have total success. 0n sunday it will bring us a dry day, not much rain around but still a fairamount of not much rain around but still a fair amount of cloud. the best we can say is it will be a little brighter, particularly in central and eastern areas. further west we will continue to see more cloud, some drizzly showers here and there, but the wind will be lighter with t

which will spread into the east, clearer skies, showers into the morning and then the strong winds arrive with then the strong winds arrive with the storm pushing into coastal walessts and gales in lent. showers frequent in the west but in the east of scotland and england, not a bad west but in the east of scotland and england, nota bad morning, sunny spells. the bulk of the day will be dry, temperatures dropping in the afternoon as the winds pick up north—westerly and it will feel fresh. the winds are lightest in scotla nd fresh. the winds are lightest in scotland but through the night and into sunday, the winds will pick up, gales on sunday but the winds will ease down through the day and the showers become less abundant as well. this is bbc news, our latest headlines eu leaders agree to start preparing for trade talks with the uk — theresa may says she's optimistic about a good deal. oxford and cambridge universities are accused by one mp of "social apartheid" for not accepting enough under privileged students. pollution is linked to the deaths of more than 50 thousand people in the uk in a major new medical study. a warning millions of mobile phone users are

south west got scotland, north—west wales, moving to the midlands into east anglia as we go through thethough still a blustery day, the winds will ease. it will feel cooler. on monday, lighter winds. another weather system taking some outbreaks of rain from west to east. southern parts of the uk turning milder. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. it has been confirmed that the national government will take control of the previously autonomous region of catalonia, just three weeks after a referendum was held in defiance of spain's constitution. the prime minister said he could order the regional elections within six months.

east. while in wales just 3% of students received an offer from oxford or cambridge.rsities both say they are trying to improve access. here's our education editor bra nwen jeffreys. centuries of scholarship, one of the top universities in the world, but how easy is it to get into 0xford from a comprehensive in inner—city manchester? even from a good school, it can feel like an impossible leap. i see quite a few people in my year who could have applied. i think it is a confidence thing. most people don't feel it is for them. i can understand why someone might think it is posh, but as long as you are an able student who wants to work hard, i am sure you will fit right in. almost one in five kids here gets free school meals, that is two or three times higher than the wealthy south—east. i think it is a deep—rooted issue. a lot of it comes down to confidence and perception of what these universities are like. we try to ensure that students visit them, access the various summer programmes. the universities say they are trying hard, spending millions on their efforts, and

certainly a dry day for north—east england and north wales.f you get some sunshine, your temperatures could get up to 20 degrees. a sign of what is to come for the weekend, warm air wafting up from the south. and, if the sun does come out, we could get to 23 degrees. but it will always be cooler, with some rain, towards the north—west. hello. i'm kasia madera with bbc news. our top story: hollywood producer harvey weinstein denies allegations of rape. the new yorker magazine has published accusations he raped three women. his spokesperson said he "unequivocally denied" any allegations of non—consensual sex. catalonia's president has signed a declaration of independence but suspended breaking away from spain to give time for dialogue. spain's deputy pm repeated the view that the referendum was illegal. and let's have a look at this video which is trending online. tourists crossing this glass walkway, attached to a mountain, got a real scare. they were tricked into thinking the glass was shattering under theirfeet. the park in china had to apolo

certainly a dry day for north—east england and north wales. get some sunshine, your temperatures could get up to 20 degrees. a sign of what is to come for the weekend, warmer air wafting up from the south. and, if the sun does come out, we could get to 23 degrees. but it will always be cooler, with some rain, towards the north—west. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: fresh allegations against harvey weinstein — the hollywood producer "unequivocally" denies claims that he raped three women. catalonia's president signs a declaration of independence, but suspends the move away from spain, to make time for dialogue with madrid. i'm kasia madeira in london. also in the programme: hackers from north korea are reported to have stolen military documents from south korea, including a plan to assassinate the north's leader kim jong—un. and it's the ultra—stinky fruit which is loved and loathed in equal measure. now scientists reveal the secret behind the durian's overpowering aroma.

rain and rain in scotla nd windy with some rain and rain in scotland as you head further east along england and wales the winds get lighter and we have the last of the warm airat get lighter and we have the last of the warm air at 2a degrees. but it is the strength of the wind that will cause issues on monday and tuesday. there is likely to be damage and disruption to travel. you can keep up—to—date on bbc local radio. the centre of the deep low pressure, although it is weakening, it heading through northern ireland and into scotland and pushing heavy winds into northern ireland and northern england. the winds only easing down further south lighter winds and rain later. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the organisation behind the oscars votes overwhelmingly to expel disgraced hollywood producer harvey wine—steen. the board said it wanted to send a message that there was no place in the industry for "sexually predatory behaviour." motorists who cause death by speeding, street racing or while on a mobile phone are among those who may be handed life sentences under government proposals. austrians

east still have some weather. there may be some rain towards cornwall and devon and the west country. some of us mid—week will have some rain, from walesth, maybe just a couple of showers. on balance, be prepared for a wet day in the north of the country on wednesday. still mild in the south mid—week. 18 degrees in london. fresher in the north of the country. the summary, stormy start first thing on tuesday and then quieter mid—week then it could turn stormy again. a reminder of some spectacular orange skies we have seen across the uk thanks to hurricane ophelia drawing up some smoke particles from spain and portugal, from the wildfires there. also we've had some saharan dust in the atmosphere as well. here's a picture from the bbc earlier on. bye— bye. i'm babita sharma with bbc news. our top story: iraqi armed forces have moved into the centre of the city of kirkuk. their advance came after kurdish forces withdrew. iraq's prime minister says his military is acting to protect the unity of the country, following a kurdish referendum on independence, which iraq's government says is unconstitutional. the film company co—founded by harvey

wales. further south and east, get some sunshine and those temperatures are going to be close to 20 degrees., and as we head into the weekend, we're going to draw up some warmer air from iberia, from biscay, into some central, southern parts of the uk. quite a difference in temperature, as you can see, either side of that weather front which, which having moved southwards, is going to start to move northwards again on saturday, and initially, not much rain on that at all. a band of cloud, drizzly rain over the hills. it may turn wet in the north—west later in the day. but warming up to the south, and those temperatures getting up to 19, 20 degrees. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. a cap on energy bills for 12 million households. the government will release details of a law put a limit on some of the most common tarrifs. the prime minister hopes the move will keep costs down, but some in the industry warn it could drive prices up. i'll be looking at the details of the changes. good morning, it's thursday the 12th of october. also this morning: actress and model

a lot of cloud around and rain from the south—east, the london area, the midlands and wales. 13 celsius even here at atm but it will be windy in the west and north—west scotland. through the day tomorrow we push the first batch of rain through. in many places things perk up through. in many places things perk up but we have this hang back of a weather front from northern up but we have this hang back of a weatherfront from northern england into wales so the rain will continue in these areas for good part of the day. a fair in these areas for good part of the day. afairamount in these areas for good part of the day. a fair amount of cloud in the south, brightness with showers further north. this riding weather front is the main feature of our weather through the middle heart of the week. the move further south and north, the position open to question to some extent but to the south of the weather front that‘s where we see the highest temperatures. 0n wednesday we expect the front to sit in southern areas, here temperatures up in southern areas, here temperatures up to 18 celsi