north—east scotland has seen some decent sunshine though, clear blue skies here in aberdeenshire and also some sunshine across parts of the south—west and across parts of walesmperature struggled, just reaching a couple of degrees above freezing in places. overnight, murky weather for england and wales, mist and fog patches, visibility down to 100 metres in places, but visibility will improve across the southern plains of scotland as rain spreads and that will turn heavy for a time in western scotland. the rain from this weather front pushing southwards on monday but it's working toward high pressure into the fronts will weaken as they move southwards. nevertheless, monday is a wet start to the day for scotland and northern ireland, rain sinking southwards across england but turning light and patchy in the south by the time it arrives. sunshine follows the main rain through across northern and central scotland, but cold air arrives, so temperatures dropping to around six oi’ seven temperatures dropping to around six or seven for northern scotland. the colder air then pushes southwards into east wales, central and eastern england as well for tuesday before mi

clearing away from east wales, generally pushing from east wales, generally pushing from the south—wested shower into the afternoon. the vast majority staying dry, fine in the sunshine, light winds, pleasant compared with recent days. the most mild in the south. the fog will linger, li—s celsius this afternoon. fog and low cloud across eastern england and eastern scotla nd across eastern england and eastern scotland tonight, more generally cloudy towards the south and west with outbreaks of rain. here, the temperatures will hold up in double figures, but some clearer skies are still possible in scotland, a touch of frost into remembrance sunday. in the morning, northern ireland, wales and the midlands, a damp start, with rain pushing to the north and east, it will brighten up to the south and west late r, it will brighten up to the south and west later, a bit of a boost in the temperatures too. this is bbc news live from washington and london. it has been five days since america went to the polls and we still don't have a result. democrats are inching towards victory in all states. joe

we are seeing that fog develop cross england, into east wales as well. rally frost—free in the extreme south—east of england, patch of grass around elsewhere. freezing fog patches too. more fog down tomorrow morning, that will be very slow to clear as a result, it will be a cold day. this is the ileum are likely to have fog that will linger through the morning. this is where we have the morning. this is where we have the yellow fog running for the met office. that fog slow to left, lifting until now cloud by the afternoon. sunshine across other parts of england and northern wales, in the south is very well. they sure as running through the english channel, some through the irish sea and cloudy skies with patchy rain for scotland and northern ireland. fog is very slow to clear, it will bea fog is very slow to clear, it will be a cold day. temperatures could be no better than three or 4 degrees. into the weekend, for many of us, it will be a cloudy weekend, but it will be a cloudy weekend, but it will be a cloudy weekend, but it will be milder. that is beca

that is much of england and into east wales. friday, particularly across the midlands, east anglia and the home counties, down towards the west country and parts of northern england. it will lift into low cloud and we will see sunshine around the edges but still the showers running into the southeast. more cloud and patchy rain moving down into scotland and northern ireland. the fog is slow to lift into low cloud through the midlands, temperatures no better than three or 4 degrees. into the weekend, for many of us, it will be a cloudy weekend. but at least it should be milder. this is bbc news with me, christian fraser. the shadow of the pandemic hangs over the thanksgiving celebrations, as president—electjoe biden urges the us to "hang on." in texas the number of people hospitalised with covid—19 has more than doubled since the beginning of october. we will speak to an a&e dr in austin who is working through the holiday. 23 million people in england will emerge from the lockdown next week to find themselves still in the top tie

that is why we are seeing the fog developing across england and into east wales. ern ireland and patchy rain in the north—west, keeping frost away from most areas of scotland. it should be frost—free in the extreme south—east of england. together with some freezing fog patches. i felt around tomorrow morning and that will be slow to clear. as a result, it is going to be cold. this is the area more likely to have the fog that will linger through the morning. this is where we had a yellow fog warning. that fog is slow to left, perhaps lifting into slow cloud from the afternoon. some sunshine across other parts of the northern england, wales and the south—west but these showers from the figure cloud in the south—east running through the english channel. some through the irish sea and cloudy skies with patchy rain for scotla nd cloudy skies with patchy rain for scotland and northern ireland. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. ethiopia's government steps up its three week offensive in tigray, with an assault on the regional capital mekelle. it is not a war c

indeed, some freezing fog across parts of england into east wales as well. st likely to be affected. slightly different across the far southeast, here it's more likely cloud bringing the odd spot of rain. some early sunshine through wales, parts of northern england, and then for northern ireland and scotland, it's a slightly different story again. this band of cloud and weather front bringing some outbreaks of very patchy rain, and that band of cloud with those bits and pieces of rain not moving far at all through the day. the fog struggling to shift as well across those parts of england and wales starting off so murky. i think in many places, it willjust linger as low cloud all day long. a bit of rain creeping in towards the english channel coasts. temperatures, if you stick with fog all day long, maybe just 3—4 degrees. even in some brightness, 8—9 the best we can expect. and then through friday night, the fog will once again reform with a lot of low cloud and some spots of rain and drizzle working northwards across england and wales. lowest temperatures li

start the day across parts of scotland, england and wales into the day a fair bit of sunshine for east walestern scotland for a time. northerly winds blowing around those east coast erasers struggling with highs of five or six in places. for the north and west milder air pushing it without complaint of cloud and some drizzle around. and mist and fog patches from you again over the high ground. for the middle pa rt over the high ground. for the middle part of the week we had this narrow warm sector getting squeezed out with colder air following behind this cold front pushing its way east where the cross is the uk. so england and while wednesday with a lot of cloud and then patches of light rain or drizzle bushings of these words and the skies brighten up these words and the skies brighten upfor these words and the skies brighten up for scotland and northern ireland and northern england and perhaps north wales with some sunshine. strong winds with gales for western scotla nd strong winds with gales for western scotland and showers and those showers get blown right across scotla nd showers get

if you are in the shelter of the hills in north—east wales, east of the pennines, north—east scotland on the hills. temperatures generally tend to 15 celsius. as we head into wednesday, weather front starts to sink southwards and as it does so, it allows cooler air to follow in behind. high pressure settle things down temporarily on thursday but it is on thursday that it will be cold. you can see the milder air on wednesday but colder airfollowing in. thursday cold with a significant wind chill, also some wintriness on some of the hills but by the time we get to the weekend, things will be brighter. the rain crosses us all on wednesday and then something brighter with some sunshine comes our on thursday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk prime minister is self—isolating after meeting an mp who's tested positive for coronavirus. borisjohnson says he has no symptoms, but says "the rules are the rules" it actually doesn't matter that i've had the disease and am bursting with antibodies. we've got to interrupt the spread of the d

temperatures in hawarden, in north—east wales, reached 1a degrees yesterday, the warmest place in the three or four celsius drop in temperatures is going to be pretty widespread. but still, it is cheery weather for most of us, with spells of sunshine quite widespread. showers around. well, particularly for northern ireland and scotland, and with the winds blowing in a westerly direction, those showers are able to push through the central belt, so you might see one or two arriving in edinburgh, for example. temperatures, for most of us this afternoon, eight to 10 celsius. looking at the weather charts overnight, the winds change direction. the showers mainly become confined to the scottish highlands and islands, but elsewhere, the skies are going to stay largely clear. we will have some light winds and low temperatures with some frost patches developing in the countryside, particularly for east scotland, east england, and may be parts of eastern wales and county down in northern ireland as well. further changes, then, for monday. this area of low pressure is going to ultimately bring r

some fog patches around and it will stay murky and damp across parts of the midlands and east wales. will be places where the cloud breaks and we will see some sunshine. turning breezy later on. patchy rain for western scotland. weather fronts slide south and east across the uk on monday, bringing spells of rain. avoiding most of the rain across the southwest. as it clears through scotland, it should brighten up with some sunshine. starting to feel colder. deep into next week, another colder. deep into next week, another cold front will edging towards the middle of the week and behind at the air really starts to turn cold. it looks like we will see quite an u nsettled looks like we will see quite an unsettled spell of weather from wednesday onwards, with temperatures taking a dive. feeling very chilly. still murky weather to come over the next day or so, before the weather turns more unsettled into the middle of next week with rain, brisk winds and cold airon of next week with rain, brisk winds and cold air on the way. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: a warning that hospitals i

still some mist around, particularly across east wales and the midlands, too.er in the day into north west scotland with a little bit of rain. and then for monday, we see more general rain arriving from these weather fronts that will be sliding southwards and eastwards across the country. so a lot more in the way of cloud and rain moving from scotland and northern ireland south and eastwards into parts of england and wales. no great rainfall amounts towards the south east, and to a degree this rain will wash some of the mist and fog particles out of the atmosphere, so you should see visibility improving generally. and certainly for northern scotland as sunshine works in here, some sparkling visibility, but colder air arriving, temperatures about 7 degrees in stornoway through monday afternoon. that colder airjust about gets into eastern scotland and eastern england for a time on tuesday before milder air from the atlantic moves into the west. so, tuesday will be another day of pretty big contrasts weather—wise. some sunshine to start the day, cold and frosty as

in a widening north—east wales, it reached 14 celsius yesterday. today 10 celsius. four celsius drop in temperature is going to be pretty widespread. still, it is chewing up the most of us with some spells of sunshine. particularly for northern ireland and scotland, showers around, and those showers are able to push through the central belt, so one or two may arrive in edinburgh for example. eight to 10 celsius for most of us. looking at the weather charts overnight, the wind changed direction and the showers mainly become isolated in the highlands. sky is to stay largely clear with some light winds and first patch is developing in the countryside, particularly east scotland and east england, may be parts of eastern wales and county down as well. temperatures for monday, this area of low pressure is ultimately going to bring rain back into the north—west in the uk, but it should bea north—west in the uk, but it should be a brighter star than many of us with some morning sunshine, but quite cold with some morning frost around. as the milder air tends then, it will be

temperatures in hawarden, in north—east wales, reached 1a degrees yesterday, the warmest place in theemperatures is going to be pretty widespread. but still, it is cheery weather for most of us, with spells of sunshine quite widespread. showers around. well, particularly for northern ireland and scotland, and with the winds blowing in a westerly direction, those showers are able to push through the central belt, so you might see one or two arriving in edinburgh, for example. temperatures, for most of us this afternoon, eight to 10 celsius. looking at the weather charts overnight, the winds change direction. the showers mainly become confined to the scottish highlands and islands, but elsewhere, the skies are going to stay largely clear. we will have some light winds and low temperatures with some frost patches developing in the countryside, particularly for east scotland, east england, and may be parts of eastern wales and county down in northern ireland as well. further changes, then, for monday. this area of low pressure is going to ultimately bring rain back into the north west of

tomorrow, we get off to a decent, sunny start across east wales, most of england and perhaps eastern st coast struggling. 5 degrees in places. it does turn milder but with the cloud it will be drizzly and mist and hill fog patches forming over a high ground as well. for the middle part of the week on wednesday, we see a cold front pushed southwards and eastwards across the uk and the air gets progressively colder from then on through the rest of the week. a lot of cloud for england and wales with patches of rain sliding southwards and eastwards, brightening up with sunshine and blustery showers but it is starting to turn colder. temperatures five or six celsius across scotland. but it will get even colder than that through thursday and friday, with those temperatures struggling there will be plenty of showers around, longer outbreaks of rain across england and wales with a colder air arriving by friday. with temperatures this low it will be cold enough for seeing a bit of snow, particularly over the high hills by the end of the week.

indeed, some freezing fog across parts of england into east wales as well. ed. slightly different across the far southeast, here it's more likely cloud bringing the odd spot of rain. some early sunshine through wales, parts of northern england, and then for northern ireland and scotland, it's a slightly different story again. this band of cloud and weather front bringing some outbreaks of very patchy rain, and that band of cloud with those bits and pieces of rain not moving far at all through the day. the fog struggling to shift as well across those parts of england and wales starting off so murky. i think in many places, it willjust linger as low cloud all day long. a bit of rain creeping in towards the english channel coasts. temperatures, if you stick with fog all day long, maybe just 3—4 degrees. even in some brightness, 8—9 the best we can expect. and then through friday night, the fog will once again reform with a lot of low cloud and some spots of rain and drizzle working northwards across england and wales. lowest temperatures likely to be across the

indeed, some freezing fog across parts of england into east wales as well. affected. slightly different across the far southeast, here it's more likely cloud bringing the odd spot of rain. some early sunshine through wales, parts of northern england, and then for northern ireland and scotland, it's a slightly different story again. this band of cloud and weather front bringing some outbreaks of very patchy rain, and that band of cloud with those bits and pieces of rain not moving far at all through the day. the fog struggling to shift as well across those parts of england and wales starting off so murky. i think in many places, it willjust linger as low cloud all day long. a bit of rain creeping in towards the english channel coasts. temperatures, if you stick with fog all day long, maybe just 3—4 degrees. even in some brightness, 8—9 the best we can expect. and then through friday night, the fog will once again reform with a lot of low cloud and some spots of rain and drizzle working northwards across england and wales. lowest temperatures likely to be acros

temperatures in hawarden, in north—east wales, reached ia degrees yesterday, the warmest place in theill, it is cheery weather for most of us, with spells of sunshine quite widespread. showers around. well, particularly for northern ireland and scotland, and with the winds blowing in a westerly direction, those showers are able to push through the central belt, so you might see one or two arriving in edinburgh, for example. temperatures, for most of us this afternoon, 8—10 celsius. looking at the weather charts overnight, the winds change direction. the showers mainly become confined to the scottish highlands and islands, but elsewhere, the skies are going to stay largely clear. we will have some light winds and low temperatures with some frost patches developing in the countryside, particularly for east scotland, east england, and may be parts of eastern wales and county down in northern ireland as well. further changes, then, for monday. this area of low pressure is going to ultimately bring rain back into the north west of the uk, but it should be a bright start for many of us, wit

in north—east wales, it reached 1a celsius yesterday. today 10 celsius.nd scotland, showers around, and those showers are able to push through the central belt, so one or two may arrive in edinburgh for example. eight to 10 celsius for most of us. looking at the weather charts overnight, the wind changed direction and the showers mainly become isolated in the highlands. sky is to stay largely clear with some light winds and first patch is developing in the countryside, particularly for east england, maybe parts of eastern wales and county down as well. temperatures for monday, this area of low pressure is ultimately going to bring rain back into the north—west in the uk, but it should be a bright start for many of us with some morning sunshine, but quite cold with some morning frost around. as the milder air tends then, it will be cloudier. more general rain setting and for scotland and northern ireland. still quite chilly in the east, but milder air pushing into the south—west with the highs of 12 celsius. that milder air will continue to push in as we h

temperatures, though, in any breaks in the cloud across north—east scotland, eastern pennines, north—east walesland, more coming into the west of the uk as well and a lot of cloud, that it will be a mild night. so a mild start to the day tomorrow but still all this rain in the north and west, still blustery, and that rain continuing to push east as we go through the day. behind it, temperatures will start to fall, and we'll see a return to brighter skies, but also a fair few showers. top temperature, 16. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines... boris johnson comes under fire for reportedly claiming that devolution has been a "disaster" in scotland. ministers say it's the snp the prime minister opposes, not devolution itself. he does feel strongly, and i would agree, is devolution in scotland has facilitated the rise of separatism and nationalism in the form of the snp, and that is trying to break apart the united kingdom. the scottish government is set to announce whether the toughest covid restrictions will be imposed in the west of scotland. ministers indicate it's too ea

that said, some low cloud and mist lingering across the west midlands east wales.hes of rain. we've also got a weak weather front pushing into the north—west, threatening a little bit of light, patchy rain at times, into the north—west of both scotland and northern ireland. temperatures, where it stays quite and misty, just 5 degrees. but in the brighter moments, we could see temperatures pushing up to 8 degrees in places. overnight tonight, it's going to be a cold one with some fog forming across parts of north—east england, maybe scotland, certainly some frost here in rural areas. temperatures dropping to about —3 or “4 degrees. in the south, iy turns milder through the night as thicker cloud works in, bringing a few patches of light rain. that's your weather. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. a call for a rethink over england's tier system but the government defends placing most of the country under tougher restrictions after lockdown ends. if people do follow the rules, if we do make the tiered system work, then as i say, there is every reason to bel

indeed, some freezing fog across parts of england into east wales as well. oss the far southeast, here it's more likely cloud bringing the odd spot of rain. some early sunshine through wales, parts of northern england, and then for northern ireland and scotland, it's a slightly different story again. this band of cloud and weather front bringing some outbreaks of very patchy rain, and that band of cloud with those bits and pieces of rain not moving far at all through the day. the fog struggling to shift as well across those parts of england and wales starting off so murky. i think in many places, it willjust linger as low cloud all day long. a bit of rain creeping in towards the english channel coasts. temperatures, if you stick with fog all day long, maybe just 3—4 degrees. even in some brightness, 8—9 the best we can expect. and then through friday night, the fog will once again reform with a lot of low cloud and some spots of rain and drizzle working northwards across england and wales. lowest temperatures likely to be across the far north of england, also

indeed, some freezing fog across parts of england into east wales as well. ly cloud bringing the odd spot of rain. some early sunshine through wales, parts of northern england, and then for northern ireland and scotland, it's a slightly different story again. this band of cloud and weather front bringing some outbreaks of very patchy rain, and that band of cloud with those bits and pieces of rain not moving far at all through the day. the fog struggling to shift as well across those parts of england and wales starting off so murky. i think in many places, it willjust linger as low cloud all day long. a bit of rain creeping in towards the english channel coasts. temperatures, if you stick with fog all day long, maybe just 3—4 degrees. even in some brightness, 8—9 the best we can expect. and then through friday night, the fog will once again reform with a lot of low cloud and some spots of rain and drizzle working northwards across england and wales. lowest temperatures likely to be across the far north of england, also southeast scotland — some spots here will

indeed, some freezing fog across parts of england into east wales as well. more likely cloud working the odd spot of rain. some early sunshine through wales, parts of northern england and then for northern ireland and scotland it's a slightly different story again. this band of clouds and weather friend bringing some outbreaks of very patchy rain, and that band of cloud with those bits and pieces of rain not moving far at all through the day. the fog struggling to shift as well across those parts of england and wales starting off so murky. i think in many places, it willjust linger as low cloud all day long. a bit of rain creeping in towards the english channel coasts. temperatures, if you stick with fog all day long, it maybe just 3—4 degrees. even in some brightness, 8—9 the best we can expect. and then through friday night the fog will once again reform with a lot of low cloud and some spots of rain and drizzle working northwards across england and wales. lowest of which is likely to be across the far north of england, also southeast scotland — some spots

temperatures up to about 15 degrees but with the cloud breaks in north—east wales, north—east englandw down to sea—level and across the north of scotland, accumulating 250 to 300 metres on wednesday night. but it will not last, after that it will be mild again on friday. thank you, see you in half—an—hour. if the fight against coronavirus is like a penalty shoot—out, the news of a second vaccine — subject to safety checks — is like scoring our second spot—kick. that's according to england's deputy chief medical officer, professor jonathan van—tam. so let's see how many other vaccine producers are warming up to take their own shot at goal. there are now 48 vaccines in development. 11 of them are in the final stage of testing — known as phase three. pfizer and biontech were the first to share their progress last week — with early results showing theirjoint vaccine can prevent more than 90% of people from getting covid—19. the uk has 40 million doses on order. now the us firm moderna has revealed its vaccine protects nearly 95% of people. the uk has secured an initial delivery of 5 milli

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indeed, some freezing fog across parts of england into east wales as well. heast, here it's more likely cloud bringing the odd spot of rain. some early sunshine through wales, parts of northern england, and then for northern ireland and scotland, it's a slightly different story again. this band of cloud and weather front bringing some outbreaks of very patchy rain, and that band of cloud with those bits and pieces of rain not moving far at all through the day. the fog struggling to shift as well across those parts of england and wales starting off so murky. i think in many places, it willjust linger as low cloud all day long. a bit of rain creeping in towards the english channel coasts. temperatures, if you stick with fog all day long, maybe just 3—4 degrees. even in some brightness, 8—9 the best we can expect. and then through friday night, the fog will once again reform with a lot of low cloud and some spots of rain and drizzle working northwards across england and wales. lowest temperatures likely to be across the far north of england, also southeast scotl

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indeed, some freezing fog across parts of england into east wales as well. and and scotland, it‘s a slightly different story again. this band of clouds and weather friend bringing some outbreaks of very patchy rain, and that band of cloud with those bits and pieces of rain not moving far at all through the day. the fog struggling to shift as well across those parts of england and wales starting off so murky. i think in many places, it willjust linger as low cloud all day long. a bit of rain creeping in towards the english channel coasts. temperatures, if you stick with fog all day long, it maybe just 3—4 degrees. even in some brightness, 8—9 the best we can expect. and then through friday night the fog will once again reform with a lot of low cloud and some spots of rain and drizzle working northwards across england and wales. lowest of which is likely to be across the far north of england, also southeast scotland — some spots here will see a frost because of clear skies overhead. and there will be a slice of sunshine for some on saturday. particularly across

that colder air work into the east of wales in central and eastern england before milder air pressured east of scotland, chilly northerly winds, should keep some sunshine for most of the day but across the north—west it will turn milder, temperatures up to 11 and stored away but with this milder air, to 11 and stored away but with this milderair, a to 11 and stored away but with this milder air, a lot of cloud and probably some drizzle and missed unhelpful patches building in as well. another cold front on the way for the middle part of the wake of that one pushes through and we start to get the winds coming down from the polar regions eventually pushing on across the uk and that is where the colder air is lurking. for wednesday, the weak cold front brings cloud, patches of rain, nothing significant and brighter weather further north with blustery showers blowing across scotland, northern ireland and into the far north of england. gusts of 150 mph in the west of scotland and colder air continues to work temperatures 5-7 c in air continues to work temperatures 5—7 c in the northern are

but where we have those clearer skies in england and wales, there's some mist and fog, particularly towards the west country and the south—east, mind you, as the breeze picks up and we get sunshine developing widely. and that cloud, quite low cloud, moving northwards across scotland and northern ireland and some sunshine coming in here as well. the winds picking up in the south—west through the day. temperatures not quite as high as they were on thursday, notjust to the east of the pennines but also in the north—east of scotland. but over the weekend, we're going to find milder air gradually coming in from the south on a southerly breeze. and whilst it's dry for many, there could be a bit of rain around, especially on sunday. but we start the weekend this time with the colder air and the lower temperatures across more northern areas of the uk, with the clearer skies. that's going to lead to some fog, particularly across the veil of york and perhaps in the central belt. that could linger into the afternoon as well. otherwise, we get some sunshine in the north away from that fog. further south, through wales, the midlands, sout

we will keep some low cloud and some mist across the west midlands and parts of east wales, otherwises high as 8 degrees otherwise. overnight mist patches forming. cold for these areas with a frost setting in, temperatures dropping to minus three or minus four in the countryside. in the south, one of those nights where it will turn milder, as they could cloud comes in, some rain. generally high pressure will be dominating both on a saturday and sunday. on weathermen you through the weekend, keeping quite a lot of cloud around, some patches of light rain, more especially on saturday. equally some areas brightening up with some spells of sunshine coming through, wind generally white. for scotland, northern england and perhaps northern ireland, a bright start with some sunshine perhaps. because the bulk of england and wales a start the day with some light rain patches drifting northwards for a time reaching southern scotland as we head into the afternoon. northern scotla nd we head into the afternoon. northern scotland seen the best of any sunshine into the afternoon but some mist and fo

and through the day a fair bit of sunshine for east wales, for much of england, perhaps eastern scotlandwith that comes a lot of cloud. there will be some drizzle around and probably some mist and fog patches forming again up over the high ground. now for the middle part of the week, we've got this narrow warm sector getting squeezed out, colder air then follows behind this cold front that will be pushing its way eastwards across the uk. so england and wales, wednesday, a lot of cloud. again, there'll be some patches of light rain and drizzle pushing south—eastwards during the day. the skies brighten up for scotland, northern ireland and northern england, perhaps north wales too with some sunshine. strong winds with perhaps gales for western scotland and showers. those showers get blown right across scotland into northern ireland and across into the far north of england. it's getting colder. temperatures across northern areas 5 to 7 degrees celsius and the colder air will continue to feed in, getting colder still on thursday across northern areas. further south, we've got this area of ra

of us in the shelter of the hills, for example aberdeenshire, the shelter of the pennines, north—east wales the west of scotland. it's been raining steadily here for you and it's going to continue to do so through today, tonight and even into tomorrow. some of that rain at times getting into northern ireland. one look at the isobars tells you a breezy day for all of us, the strongest winds across the north—west. so through the day we hang onto a lot of cloud and murk in some western areas, in the east we've got some breaks, which is where we see the highest temperatures, but generally we are looking at a range of ten to about 15 degrees. as we head on through the evening and overnight, the rain continues to fall across western scotland, some of that moving into the north of scotland as well where it will be fairly persistent, and you can see it coming in eventually to northern ireland and then later it will get into south—west england and wales. still a blustery night, still a lot of cloud. some clear skies for parts of the south. it is going to be mild, really, wherever you are. temperatur

and by the end of the night, it'll be lying across northern ireland, wales, the midlands and into the south eastchilly in the north for a while, but those temperatures will start to rise as we move into sunday morning. that band of rain moves northwards across the country on sunday, and this next one will arrive later on sunday into monday. so, it'll be much a cloudier day across the country. that band of rain across central and northern areas will push into scotland, turning lighter and patchier. behind it, we could start to see some sunshine developing across northern ireland, wales and the south west. but here, it will be breezier, and in fact further north the winds will be a little stronger than they have been of late. the milder air reaching as far north as northern ireland, so northern ireland up to northern england, southwards 14—16 degrees, 10—11 degrees across scotland. but the mild air reaches scotland as we move into monday. we'll see more weather fronts pushing into mainly southern and western areas to bring outbreaks of rain. some of it could be on the heavy side. but the theme as

but where we have those clearer skies in england and wales, there's some mist and fog, particularly towards the west country and the south—eastbreeze picks up and we get sunshine developing widely. and that cloud, quite low cloud, moving northwards across scotland and northern ireland and some sunshine coming in here as well. the winds picking up in the south—west through the day. temperatures not quite as high as they were on thursday, notjust to the east of the pennines but also in the north—east of scotland. but over the weekend, we're going to find milder air gradually coming in from the south on a southerly breeze. and while it's dry for many, there could be a bit of rain around, especially on sunday. but we start the weekend this time with the colder air and the lower temperatures across more northern areas of the uk, with the clearer skies. that's going to lead to some fog, particularly across the vale of york and perhaps in the central belt. that could linger into the afternoon as well. otherwise, we get some sunshine in the north away from that fog. further south, through wales, the midlands and southern england, it

but where we have those clearer skies in england and wales, there's some mist and fog, particularly towards the west country and the south—eastet sunshine developing widely. and that cloud, quite low cloud, moving northwards across scotland and northern ireland and some sunshine coming in here as well. the winds picking up in the south—west through the day. temperatures not quite as high as they were on thursday, notjust to the east of the pennines but also in the north—east of scotland. but over the weekend, we're going to find milder air gradually coming in from the south on a southerly breeze. and whilst it's dry for many, there could be a bit of rain around, especially on sunday. but we start the weekend this time with the colder air and the lower temperatures across more northern areas of the uk, with the clearer skies. that's going to lead to some fog, particularly across the vale of york and perhaps in the central belt. that could linger into the afternoon as well. otherwise, we get some sunshine in the north away from that fog. further south, through wales, the midlands, southern england, it could be quite grey and cl

but where we have those clearer skies in england and wales, there's some mist and fog, particularly towards the west country and the south—eastidely. and that cloud, quite low cloud, moving northwards across scotland and northern ireland and some sunshine coming in here as well. the winds picking up in the south—west through the day. temperatures not quite as high as they were on thursday, notjust to the east of the pennines but also in the north—east of scotland. but over the weekend, we're going to find milder air gradually coming in from the south on a southerly breeze. and whilst it's dry for many, there could be a bit of rain around, especially on sunday. but we start the weekend this time with the colder air and the lower temperatures across more northern areas of the uk, with the clearer skies. that's going to lead to some fog, particularly across the vale of york and perhaps in the central belt. that could linger into the afternoon as well. otherwise, we get some sunshine in the north away from that fog. further south, through wales, the midlands, southern england, it could be quite grey and cloudy through the day. a

mist and fog return and fog develops widely toward south—west england, the south and south—east walesshifting. fog on the hills will expand more widely into low cloud over eastern wales and the midlands. few showers towards the south—west but turning milder. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. still no result in the us presidential election as democratjoe biden edges closer to the white house. the counting continues — in georgia it's down to the wire. joe biden takes the lead by just 917 votes. the democratic contender calls for calm and patience — he says he has no doubt he will be declared the winner when counting is completed. each ballot must be counted. we have no doubt that when the count is finished, senator harris and i will be declared the winners. donald trump has made more unsubstantiated claims of voting fraud and launched legal action against some results. if you count the legal votes, i easily win.

we are seeing that fog develop cross england, into east wales as well. ally frost—free in the extreme south—east of england, patch of frost around elsewhere. freezing fog patches too. more fog tomorrow morning, that will be very slow to clear as a result, it will be a cold day. this is the area more likely to have fog that will linger through the morning. this is where we have the yellow fog running from the met office. that fog slow to left, lifting into low cloud by the afternoon. sunshine across other parts of england and northern wales, in the south as well. they sure as running through the english channel, some through the irish sea and cloudy skies with patchy rain for scotland and northern ireland. fog is very slow to clear, it will be a cold day. temperatures could be no better than three or 4 degrees. into the weekend, for many of us, it will be a cloudy weekend, but it will be milder. that is because pressure will be following. we will get a bit more please. we will get a bit more breeze. that breeze will be coming in from continental europe, pu

much of england and wales, dry, more sunshine as you head further east across england and wales.ees on tuesday. things will change after that, mind you. that weather front will take rain into england and wales, tuesday night into wednesday. once that moves away, an area of high pressure comes in from the atlantic. rain for a while early on in the week and then as we head into thursday and friday high pressure means it will get colder and maybe some frost around and some patchy fog as well. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings‘ papers in a moment but first the headlines:. a call for coronavirus vaccines to be available for all — as leaders from the world's biggest economies meet for an online summit hosted by saudi arabia. boris johnson faces questions about whether he tried to tone down an independent report which said home secretary priti patel broke the ministerial code by bullying staff. none of us want to see bullying or poor practices within the workplace, and the home secretary has been clear that she would never want to do that intentionally

and by the end of the night, it'll be lying across northern ireland, wales, the midlands and into the south eastut those temperatures will start to rise as we move into sunday morning. that band of rain moves northwards across the country on sunday, and this next one will arrive later on sunday into monday. so, it'll be much a cloudier day across the country. that band of rain across central and northern areas will push into scotland, turning lighter and patchier. behind it, we could start to see some sunshine developing across northern ireland, wales and the south west. but here, it will be breezier, and in fact further north the winds will be a little stronger than they have been of late. the milder air reaching as far north as northern ireland, so northern ireland up to northern england, southwards, 14—16 degrees. 10—11 degrees across scotland. but the mild air reaches scotland as we move into monday. we'll see more weather fronts pushing into mainly southern and western areas to bring outbreaks of rain. some of it could be on the heavy side. but the theme as we move through the week is for h