still there through wales, western england and on through towards northumberland whereas much eastern england dry. blustering for england and wales where we see the strongest winds tomorrow, not as windy today and they're your warmth in eastern england, 25 celsius for this stage of october. —— there is your warmth. the story through saturday evening, you will notice the rain, very wet it will use finally, this trailing weather front from kallum on the way out on sunday and the final poll of rain will run along it, this time into eastern england on sunday so a total reversal of fortu nes england on sunday so a total reversal of fortunes on sunday. here it is wet further east, you are maybe well into the afternoon before the rain clears. much cooler as well comparable to saturday's warmth. rain clearing away from northern scotla nd rain clearing away from northern scotland where you see the wettest weather of the past two days while there is sunshine on sunday afternoon, later winds, there is sunshine on sunday afternoon, laterwinds, quite cool mind you, i think we will appreciate something dry

in contrast parts of eastern england we re contrast parts of eastern england were warm and sunny spells will be even warmer tomorrow. could be a record for the time of october at 25 celsius. a lot of weather going on across the uk, this rain is sitting overnight, so another pulse of heavy rain up through wales, western parts of england, west midlands, northern england, scotland and northern ireland staying mainly drive a look at the colours here indicating those temperatures for england and wales. already warm night to come for the time of year. maybe a record as temperatures hold up maybe a record as temperatures hold up around 18—19 in warm spots. a look at tomorrow morning. more focused detail of the rain, and the wind, wind gust, still some around 50-60 wind, wind gust, still some around 50—60 mph, and the rain starting to push further north again into slovakia, scotland and northern ireland, one in shetland indicating wind gust below a0 mph so the calmer day here but it will be turning wet across scotland and northern ireland through the day and the rain continues into cornwall gon

seeing a bit of rain across the western side of the uk but it becomes more widespread for england, wales and easterns and eastern scotland as the night continues but with cloud and outbreaks of rain are nowhere near as cold as last night, avoiding a frost, defrost is limited to some in northern ireland and north—west scotland. temperatures will fall below freezing as it clears up. one or two showers and some fog patches as well. in northern ireland, some could be dense and freezing in the morning. notice elsewhere, cloud and rain, temperatures well above freezing, much milderfor temperatures well above freezing, much milder for many temperatures well above freezing, much milderfor many of temperatures well above freezing, much milder for many of us. the temperatures well above freezing, much milderfor many of us. the rain will drag its heels before finally clearing away from the easternmost parts of the uk into tomorrow. for much of england and wales, eastern scotland, it will start cloudy. the further east you are, with outbreaks of rain and some mightjust be hanging onto late afternoon across east

scotland, eastern england and wales, and by the end ore eastern areas, with skies brightening up further west, bar a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and eastern areas, but still holding onto double—figure values the south. then we look to the atlantic on friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind you, but it will be bright, with plenty of sunshine. across western areas, though, the cloud, the wind, and eventually the rain will start to appear. but it'll be a little bit milder pretty much across the board, with double—figure values for many of us. and then, through friday night, it really will be quite stormy across the north—west of the country as that low passers—by. into saturday, a windy day with outbreaks of rain, and for sunday we see a secondary area of low pressure move in, to bring another spell of wet and fairly windy weather to our shores.

eastern england, east midlands, down to southern england, a line of showers., the wings. temperatures low, 6—8dc for most of us, feeling even lower with the wind chill. feeling around 1—4. afternoon for gloves and scarves. the clock is going back one hour at 2am on sunday morning. you might be lucky enough to get an extra hour in bed if you do not have small children or are not a shift worker. this evening and overnight, the showers continue across eastern scotla nd showers continue across eastern scotland and england. sunday morning through the day on sunday, winds changing to more of an easterly direction. after the cold start on sunday, sunshine on the map. channel isles, south east england, east coast towards a skull and, it rains a bit wintry over the mountains of scotland. more sunshine to better today, particularly for the west of scotland, northern ireland, down towards wales. temperatures a degree or two warmer, we might hit double figures. staying with the chilly theme into monday. cold and frosty start. monday looking drier the better the weekend, f

scotland, eastern england and wales, and by the end of rain will be confined to more eastern areas, with skies brightening up further west, bar a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and northern areas, but we're still holding onto double—figure values across the south. then we look to the atlantic for friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind you, but it will be bright, with plenty of sunshine. across western areas, though, the cloud, the wind, and eventually the rain will start to appear. but it'll be a little bit milder pretty much across the board, with double—figure values for many of us. and then, through friday night, it really will be quite stormy across the north—west of the country as that low passes by. into saturday, a windy day with outbreaks of rain, and for sunday we see a secondary area of low pressure move in, to bring another spell of

there are the showers across eastern england first thing.into the north sea. into the west, though, some wet weather for the start of the day for the south—west of england, for south wales. also for western scotland, some showers around initially, and then more persistent rain, really, as the afternoon wears on. central and eastern areas may escape, though, with a fine day, east anglia and the south—east of england, for example, and there will be some sunshine behind the rain for wales and the south—west of england. still getting up to 22, 23 in the south—east, cooler to the west of this front. some showery outbreaks of rain for central and eastern england out of the tail end of that front thursday evening. some heavier rain pushing north across scotland, and then look out towards the south—west, because this really is the low to watch. now, this is callum. it's a named storm, it's a very deep area of low pressure, it's been named by met. and, as it rolls across the uk on friday, we can expect gale—force winds, with severe gales in exposure.

it is bringing in the winds from the east and that means eastern parts of england, east in —— easternt stronger through tonight as things turned cloudier and wetter along some north sea coasts. away from that, a few showers in the west. most will stay dry and clear. and again, another frosty night to take us into tomorrow morning. a few showers in northern ireland and into the north of wales, north—west midlands but most in the west will be dry and reasonably sunny. a lot more clout in the eastern parts of scotland and eastern england —— cloud. that will also bring in outbreaks of rain at times, some of which could be persistent. wind is not far off gale force through east anglia and the south—east. temperatures again struggling a bit. the winners will be coming off the atlantic by wednesday so we will see temperatures rise a little bit. the weather coming in from the west so a great chance of getting wet at times. some lengthy, heavy showers. eastern areas on wednesday but have a brighter day and temperatures by event of two around 13 degrees. the temperatures will rise a little bit

it will be parts of northern and eastern scotland that will see the bulk of the showers, also eastern englandin the far south with some showers over scotland and northern ireland. we will keep showers across eastern scotland, eastern england and the south—east of england and channel isles with heavy showers here overnight. not quite as cold in the south—east. colder conditions for the northwest with a sharp frost first thing sunday morning. it will be parts of southern and eastern england with the bulk of the showers and the east coast, some of the showers falling as snow over high ground. further is looking much drier and not as not as cold as today, with highs of around 8-11d. hello, this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. the headlines... the former cabinet minister lord hain has said he stands by his decision to name sir philip green as the businessman facing allegations of sexual harassment and racial abuse. monday's budget will include business rate cuts for small retailers and cash to improve transport links as the government looks to boost the high street. president trump has condemned w

there are the showers across eastern england first thing. north sea. into the west, though, some wet weather for the start of the day for the south—west of england, for south wales, also for western scotland some showers around initially, and then more persistent rain, really, as the afternoon wears on. central and eastern areas may escape, then, with a fine day. east anglia and the south—east of england, for example, and there will be some sunshine behind the rain for wales and the south—west of england. still getting up to 22, 23 in the south—east, cooler to the west of this front. some showery outbreaks of rain for central and eastern england out of the tail end of that front thursday evening. some heavier rain pushing north across scotland, and then look out towards the south—west, because this really is the low to watch. now, this is callum. it's a named storm, it's a very deep area of low pressure, it's been named by met, and as it rolls across the uk on friday, we can expect gale—force winds, with severe gales in exposure. gusts in exc

it will clip parts of eastern england tomorrow. is mainly across the western side of the uk. this is where we will see the lowest temperatures and a greater chance of getting some frost. in the east, an early touch of frost, but with increasing cloud, temperatures will recover as the night goes on. this week whether fund will move its way westwards tomorrow, eventually clipping parts of northern ireland and west midlands. many other places will be dry, with sunny spells. quite a brisk wind. and that wind will probably mean this part of the uk feels the coldest during tuesday, even though for some, temperatures and mckinnon across much of the uk, as will be struggling. if you do have some sunshine, of course that helps. low pressure will pull away going into wednesday, and then we start looking back to the atlantic for the next approaching weather system. another chilly start on wednesday, with frost in places. the rain will be rather patchy in nature. the rain does not really get to the eastern side of the uk. the switch of the win

as we move into thursday, the rain is stuck across eastern areas of england.th—east. elsewhere we will find cooler, fresh air. more sunshine. showers in the north—west of scotland. the band of rain affecting eastern areas on that weather front is gone by friday. there is a deep low putting in from the atlantic heading towards the uk. it has got some remnants of hurricane oscar. it will bring some wet weather during friday into the north and west. the winds strengthening later. just in time for the start of the weekend. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.00pm. the chancellor switches to defence. philip hammond faces budget criticism amid claims that tax cuts will benefit the better off and leave others disappointed. we might be at the end of cuts but we're not going to be offsetting the cuts that have happened over the last seven or eight years. if i was a prison governor, if i was a headteacher or running a local authority i wouldn't be breaking out the champagne just yet. is a 32—year murder mystery about to be solved? forensi

england and wales mainly dry, the best of the sunshine in eastern england. 20 degrees with warmth morew of very warm airfrom the north. we are in this flow of very warm air from the south, a north. we are in this flow of very warm airfrom the south, a bit north. we are in this flow of very warm air from the south, a bit misty in places for wednesday morning but for the bulk of the day you can see the land and rarely anything else. that means blue sky all the day for many of us and those temperatures responding, to again a high of around 24 celsius through parts of eastern england, even in scotland 23 degrees could be yours. the chance ofa degrees could be yours. the chance of a shower in south wales and south—west england towards the end of the day. it means more complicated weather story going in the thursday with a couple of weather fronts coming in towards the uk. and that means more cloud around. the chance was seeing some rain on thursday but there is a gap between these weather systems. you could see some sunshine as well but where you have rain after wednesday's lou skype will f

one or two rogue charlotte for eastern england and scotland. the cloud will increase from the west.side for the time of year but not as cold as the weekend going back into double figures. through next week though temperatures will slowly start to creep up to around average for the time of yearand creep up to around average for the time of year and things will turn more unsettled with some rain through midweek onwards. this is bbc news i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at five. a gunman opens fire in a synagogue in the us town of pittsburgh, it's reported there are multiple casualties. this is the scene live, police say the gunman is now in custody, president trump says he's monitoring events closely. i don't know there is a special event, but on the typical somewhere between 16 and 100 people i guess. is now in custody, president trump says he's monitoring events closely.

scotland, eastern england and wales, and by the end to more eastern areas. with skies brightening up further west, barring a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and eastern areas, but still holding onto double—figure values the south. then we look to the atlantic on friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind you, but it will be bright, with plenty of sunshine. across western areas, though, the cloud, the wind, and eventually the rain will start to appear. but it'll be a little bit milder pretty much across the board, with double—figure values for many of us. and then, through friday night, it really will be quite stormy across the north—west of the country as that low passers—by. into saturday, a windy day with outbreaks of rain, and for sunday we see a secondary area of low pressure moving in, to bring another spell of wet and fairly windy weather to

showers in eastern england and eastern scotland, the snow flurry.peratures on the colder side for this of year, but at the weekend we get to double figures in the south. through next week, temperatures creeping up to around average for this time of year. things turn u nsettled this time of year. things turn unsettled with more rain from midweek onwards. goodbye for now. this is a this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at four. lord hain says he stands by his decision to name sir philip green — as the businessman facing allegations of sexual harassment and racial abuse. former england footballer and manager glenn hoddle is taken to hospital afterfalling ill. reviving the high street the government is to cut business rates for small retailers — as part of a £1.5 billion cash boost for towns and cities. a man is charged over a series of letter bombs sent to prominent critics of president trump — the president condemns what he calls "terrorising acts". also coming up this hour — lewis hamilton eyes victory in mexico to take his 5th formula o

scotland, eastern england and wales, and by the end of thursdayher west, bar a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and northern areas, but we're still holding onto double—figure values the south. then we look to the atlantic on friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind you, but it will be bright, with plenty of sunshine. across western areas, though, the cloud, the wind, and eventually the rain will start to appear. but it'll be a little bit milder pretty much across the board, with double—figure values for many of us. and then, through friday night, it really will be quite stormy across the north—west of the country as that low passes by. into saturday, a windy day with outbreaks of rain, and for sunday we see a secondary area of low pressure move in, to bring another spell of wet and fairly windy weather to our shores. so it really will be quite wild to end the

there have been a few storm clouds and shower clouds coming into some eastern coastal counties of englandughout the day. a lot of places still dry and elsewhere dry as he had further with a lovely sunshine hazy in western parts of the uk towards northern ireland. temperatures of about eight or 10 degrees. there was clouded towards the north—west, making it hazy northern ireland. does not bother us the moment. beachy head you were to europe we have a lot of slow over the pyrenees and this massive cloud hides a deep and rather angry area of low pressure that will bring some very heavy rain today and heavy snowfall for the alps. as it moves northwards and may well prove some damaging winds towards scandinavia. i put that on there because we are on the very edge of that area of low pressure, so i weather could be an awful lot worse. overnight only have to worry about is how cold it is going to get. across the west of the uk this event will be cold as, —2 -3. uk this event will be cold as, —2 —3. some of the frost may lift and we're expecting a lot of clout to push its way in from the north se

look at the warmth and sunshine in eastern england.ange for part two of the week and on sunday. this waving weather front is finally starting to move, but behind it the change of wind direction from the atlantic, it will be turning cooler where he has been so very will be turning cooler where he has been so very warm. will be turning cooler where he has been so very warm. the final bulls of rain along the weather front well mean for a very wet sunday morning across eastern parts of england —— the final poll. the queers of the rain may be won through the day before finally moving on to the eastern england. where it has been white in the west a much calmer sunnier day where has been so wanted to be much cooler, maybe 10 degrees or so across the east. i have been talking for a while about the re m na nts of talking for a while about the remnants of hurricane michael, where is it going early next week with mike this is what is left of the tracking across the atlantic through the weekend. at one stage it looked like it will come close to us

in complete contrast today in eastern parts of england there has been some sunshine.t rainy weather front, 25 celsius warmer to the east of that rainy weatherfront, 25 celsius is warmer to the east of that rainy weather front, 25 celsius is likely. this is where the rain is heading out this evening from wales, western england, something quieter and a bit, for scotland and northern ireland, and a very warm night with some clear spells down towards the south—east, it could be a record for the time of year with temperatures for some holding up to 19 degrees. that really is something overnight for this time of year. let's focus on the potentially disruptive weather through saturday morning, look at the black arrows indicating the wind gusts. not very windy, particularly through wales and south—west england, wind arrows for scotla nd south—west england, wind arrows for scotland and northern ireland indicates it is a camera picture here but just breezy. indicates it is a camera picture here butjust breezy. for many of us the day will start dry but it's not going to stay tha

scotland, eastern england and wales, and by the end s, with skies brightening up further west, bar a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and eastern areas, but still holding onto double—figure values the south. then we look to the atlantic on friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind you, but it will be bright, with plenty of sunshine. across western areas, though, the cloud, the wind, and eventually the rain will start to appear. but it'll be a little bit milder pretty much across the board, with double—figure values for many of us. and then, through friday night, it really will be quite stormy across the north—west of the country as that low passers—by. into saturday, a windy day with outbreaks of rain, and for sunday we see a secondary area of low pressure move in, to bring another spell of wet and fairly windy weather to our shores. so it really wi

bringing the cold air in the eastern scotland and eastern england.ad showers and thunderstorms across the channel islands. those areas will continue to see those showers during the afternoon. a bit ofa showers during the afternoon. a bit of a wind chill in the south. a northeasterly breeze, further north and west the winds are lighter. the temperatures are a bit higher than yesterday. highs of around seven to 11 degrees. sunshine across the north on the west. this evening, most of the showers will ease the way. there will be a sharp frost, i think. temperatures perhaps “i! —5. and a frost early monday morning and also some mist and some freezing fog around too. take care on the roads first thing monday morning. there could be the odd icy stretch. any mist and fog clearing away by the late morning. monday is not looking to bea late morning. monday is not looking to be a bad day. a front tries to push him from the west, but it never gets its way across the uk because we have high—pressure holding on in scandinavia. temperatures getting to double figure

most showers on saturday will be across eastern england, northern and eastern scotland. rly wind on sunday. 0ne of two showers across eastern scotland and eastern england. central and western parts of the uk should stay right to liberalise the dry on sunday and there will be ple nty of dry on sunday and there will be plenty of sunshine —— should state largely dry. temperatures at best around 7—9 for most, could see around 7—9 for most, could see around 7—9 for most, could see around 10—12 across some southern and south—west parts of england. that's how it's looking through the weekend. we have some pretty chilly weather on the way. certainly time to dig out the scarf and gloves. more from here in stonehenge in about 15 minutes. very good, thank you very much. it's been dramatic there. i rather like the small version and the big version and beautiful dawn this morning as the sun came up over that rather mystical place. are we cutting into the cake later? we should leave it alone, it's probably bad luck.” wa nt to alone, it's probably bad luck.” want to see underneath. we'v

scotland, eastern england and wales, and by the endmore eastern areas, with skies brightening up further west, bar a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and northern areas, but we're still holding onto double—figure values across the south. then we look to the atlantic on friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind you, but it will be bright, with plenty of sunshine. across western areas, though, the cloud, the wind, and eventually the rain will start to appear. but it'll be a little bit milder pretty much across the board, with double—figure values for many of us. and then, through friday night, it really will be quite stormy across the north—west of the country as that low passes by. into saturday, a windy day with outbreaks of rain, and for sunday we see a secondary area of low pressure move in, to bring another spell of wet and fairly windy weather

england and wales. there will be clearer skies overnight. north—easterly winds will keep the showers going for eastern scotland, eastern england.owers in the south—east corner into the channel islands. elsewhere though, a good deal of sunshine around, much more sheltered. wherever you are, it is going to be cold but in the sunshine it shouldn't feel too bad. good afternoon. the former cabinet minister, lord hain, says he stands by his decision to name sir philip green as the businessman at the centre of allegations of sexual harassment and racial abuse. sir philip says he'll make a formal complaint to the authorities in the house of lords because lord hain used parliamentary privilege to identify him. with me is our political correspondent, nick eardley. nick, you've spoken to lord hain. what more has he said? he denies

the first pulse of rain moving north from kallum, not much in eastern england, clearing from northerncross western parts of england, wales, northern ireland, western scotland when could well see what —— over 60 miles an hour in place of the widely deal across the north and west of the uk and again outbreaks of rain to start the day. going east from northern ireland and scotland, and keep some running into parts of wales, northern england and running back is the eastern side of northern ireland and scotland during the day but avoiding much of eastern england while still being fairly warm sunny england while still being fairly warm sunny spells to be had into the low 20s and it still a slow, very mild aircoming in low 20s and it still a slow, very mild air coming in from the south but clearly we have gales and rain and it's not going to feel too special. whether clearing for a time, northern ireland and scotland on through friday bring some showery rain affected parts of england and wales. we're not done with the wrinkling into saturday either from what is left of this weather front of

there are the showers across eastern england first thing. . into the west, though, some wet weather for the start of the day for the south—west of england, for south wales, also for western scotland some showers around initially, and then more persistent rain, really, as the afternoon wears on. central and eastern areas may escape, then, with a fine day. east anglia and the south—east of england, for example, and there will be some sunshine behind the rain for wales and the south—west of england. still getting up to 22, 23 in the south—east, cooler to the west of this front. some showery outbreaks of rain for central and eastern england out of the tail end of that front thursday evening. some heavier rain pushing north across scotland, and then look out towards the south—west, because this really is the low to watch. now, this is callum. it's a named storm, it's a very deep area of low pressure, it's been named by met, and as it rolls across the uk on friday, we can expect gale—force winds, with severe gales in exposure. gusts in excess of 70

there are the showers across eastern england first thing. weather for the start of the day for the south—west of england, for south wales, also for western scotland some showers around initially, and then more persistent rain, really, as the afternoon wears on. central and eastern areas may escape, then, with a fine day. east anglia and the south—east of england, for example, and there will be some sunshine behind the rain for wales and the south—west of england. still getting up to 22, 23 in the south—east, cooler to the west of this front. some showery outbreaks of rain for central and eastern england out of the tail end of that front thursday evening. some heavier rain pushing north across scotland, and then look out towards the south—west, because this really is the low to watch. now, this is callum. it's a named storm, it's a very deep area of low pressure, it's been named by met, and as it rolls across the uk on friday, we can expect gale—force winds, with severe gales in exposure. gusts in excess of 70 mph, likely to be damaging winds

there are the showers across eastern england first thing.for the start of the day for the south—west of england, for south wales, also for western scotland some showers around initially, and then more persistent rain, really, as the afternoon wears on. central and eastern areas may escape, then, with a fine day, east anglia and the south—east of england, for example, and there will be some sunshine behind the rain for wales and the south—west of england. still getting up to 22, 23 in the south—east, cooler to the west of this front. some showery outbreaks of rain for central and eastern england out of the tail end of that front thursday evening. some heavier rain pushing north across scotland, and then look out towards the south—west, because this really is the low to watch. now, this is callum. it's a named storm, it's a very deep area of low pressure, it's been named by met, and as it rolls across the uk on friday, we can expect gale—force winds, with severe gales in exposure. gusts in excess of 70 mph, likely to be damaging winds. some pr

england and wales. there will be clearer skies overnight. north—easterly winds will keep the showers going for eastern scotland, eastern england.nel islands. elsewhere though, a good deal of sunshine around, much more sheltered. wherever you are, it is going to be cold but in the sunshine it shouldn't feel too bad. a man is charged over a series of letter bombs sent to prominent critics of president trump — the president condemns what he calls "terrorising acts". reviving the high street — the government is to cut business rates for small retailers as part of a £1.5billion cash boost for towns and cities. sir philip green hits back at peter hain for naming him in the house of lords — the retail billionnaire says it was "outrageous" for the peer to breach an injunction banning reporting of harrassment allegations. let's see what's coming up with the sport. another huge weekend for lewis hamilton. he is within touching distance of its fifth formula 1 world title, an achievement that would take him joint second in the world rankings. welcome for the mexican arena for wrestling. iamjoined by wrestling. i am joined by a journalist t

fewer showers in the western coast of england and wales and indeed actually across northern ireland. most coming in off the north sea into the easternnot at the very best. looking ahead, we get more of wind an normatively wintry sunday into monday. most of what weather will be in the east but some sunshine around at least for the coming few days looking pretty cold. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the bbc reveals evidence of a vast new network of internment camps in china. it's thought as many as a million muslims are being held inside without trial. if this really is all about education then why the effort to stop us getting close? the moment the saudi crown prince, widely suspected of ordering the killing ofjamal khashoggi, meets the murdered journalist's son. president trump gives his strongest condemnation yet. it was carried out poorly and the cover—up was one of the worst in the history of cover—ups. at least 20 people are hurt as an escalator malfunctions at a rome metro station.

there are the showers across eastern england first thing.t, though, some wet weather for the start of the day for the south—west of england, for south wales, also for western scotland. some showers around initially, and more persistent rain, really, as the afternoon wears on. central and eastern areas may escape with a fine day. east anglia and the south—east of england, for example, there'll be some sunshine behind the rain for wales and the south—west of england. still getting up to 22, 23 in the south—east, cooler to the west of this front. some showery outbreaks of rain for central and eastern england out of the tail end of that front thursday evening. some heavy rain pushing north across scotland, and then look out towards the south—west, because this really is the low to watch. now, this is callum. it's a named storm, it's a very deep area of low pressure, it has been named by met, and as it rolls across the uk on friday, we can expect gale—force winds, with severe gales in exposure, gusts in excess of 70 mph, likely to be damaging win

they'll continue to work eastwards through scotland in eastern england and then we see the next batch of rain moving in from the west, so i think most barriers are going to see a little bit of showery rain on thursday. went to see things are turning breezier as well, the still mild 21 or 22 degrees in the southeast. it will turn fresher from the west behind that cold front. that front makes its way gradually further east and then we see the influence of storm callum moving in from the west and that's going to bring increasingly windy and some pretty wet weather on friday and on through the weekend too. bye— bye. welcome to the roundhouse in london. for this the royal institute of british architects stirling building of the year. as you can see everyone is gathered around in the next few minutes we will be finding out who has won. when people talk about architecture, to talk about brick—and—mortar. but it is also about human problems. for instance, what is the best colour to get a three—year—old off to sleep? or if you have a chamber music, rock music and children's you have a chamber

with temperatures of 20 degrees in the north—east of scotland on saturday and across parts of eastern englandvery difficult at the moment to imagine that weekend ahead may bring us seems more like this, andi may bring us seems more like this, and i think we will all be reaching for warmer clothing. a biting northerly wind and arctic blasts. that's thanks to this area of high pressure, which changes the orientation in the days ahead and eventually brings the air in from the arctic. at the moment, the lines are lying west to east, so the area is coming from the atlantic. to the south, one or two areas, with temperatures dropping down to two or three with a risk of ground frost. in the north, more cloud around, more of a breeze and temperatures staying in double figures. heavy rain to the north. on tuesday morning, that will get moving, pushing further south, largely affecting western scotland and heading into southern scotland good morning. in the east, we could see temperatures soaring up on tuesday afternoon, with a high on 17 on the cards in 17. to the south, a bit brighter and milder. much

tomorrow there will bea eastern england.rain and drizzle more especially towards western coast and hills. western and northern scotland, the chance of seeing the more substantial burst of rain occasionally. quite a strong wind but nowhere near as windy as it has been today. as for those temperatures, above normal for the time of year, and they are much higherfor scotland time of year, and they are much higher for scotland and northern ireland, by a good few degrees compared with today. it does feel warm and humid. you will notice onto wednesday night and into thursday morning there are some breaks in the cloud around, but temperatures are not going to give away too far even where you are clear. it is a warm and humid air mass we have got, so for many a double figured start to thursday. the closer you are to this area of high pressure in southern parts of england and wales, some fog patches, dense in places, with not much wind and a moist air mass. shaking up the weather again in scotla nd shaking up the weather again in scot

there are the showers across eastern england first thing.ather for the start of the day for the south—west of england, for south wales. also for western scotland, some showers around initially, and then more persistent rain, really, as the afternoon wears on. central and eastern areas may escape, then, with a fine day, east anglia and the south—east of england, for example, and there will be some sunshine behind the rain for wales and the south—west of england. still getting up to 22, 23 in the south—east, cooler to the west of this front. some showery outbreaks of rain for central and eastern england out of the tail end of that front thursday evening. some heavier rain pushing north across scotland, and then look out towards the south—west, because this really is the low to watch. now, this is callum. it's a named storm, it's a very deep area of low pressure, it's been named by met. and, as it rolls across the uk on friday, we can expect gale—force winds, with severe gales in exposure. gusts in excess of 70 mph, likely to be damaging winds.

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there are parts of eastern england that will stay dry throughout the day.gusts that we are going to see, and exposure across western parts where it could get above 70 mph. it is still technically mild but, again, it is very windy for some and very wet. you're watching beyond 100 days. hurricane michael was fast and brutal. in a hit—and—run strike, it left a path of devastation. buildings, trees, power lines were simply tossed aside and snapped in half by some monster winds. the storm has already moved on, and today the sun is back out, but that's little comfort to people who's homes have just been shattered. it was brutal, absolutely brutal. the damage that we see are looking around us, i really, really feel that it could have been a tornado. everything is gone but i'm just glad we made it out saved, because i thought i was getting trapped in there and not be able to get out. president trump says it would be unacceptable to cancel us defence sales to saudi arabia over the disappearance of a saudi journalist. also on the programme... soyuz, we have a problem

the fog lifting across eastern england.ening band of cloud and rain moves towards northern england. sunshine follows behind across scotland and this sunny and mild weather continues to the south—east of england. 17 or 18 degrees. it looks like it will be quite mild into the weekend. we have high pressure, we have atlantic wind toppling around the top of the area of high pressure, and rain coming to the northern half of scotland. at the northern half of scotland. at the end of the day it is mostly across the north—west scotland. south of that, mist and fog in the morning across eastern wales, west midlands, which should lift, with plenty of sunshine for england and wales. a warmer day for eastern scotla nd wales. a warmer day for eastern scotland than it has been over the past few days. the next weather front, the cold front, following the warm front, into scotland and northern ireland. high pressure to the south. what we will find is while it will give rain to scotland and northern ireland on sunday, as a band of cloud move

of the ring, oscar will be in the north and west not much at all through central southern and eastern englandon sunday. in northern bc see another area of low pressure coming in, not as windy with this one though it looks like the north and west will see most of the north and west will see most of the rain once again and as a super imposed we will look but what was a jet stream coming become meandering once again and it's not a very active weather pattern will not see biggest areas of low pressure coming oui’ biggest areas of low pressure coming our way the occasional weather system our way the occasional weather syste m fro m our way the occasional weather system from the atlantic and windy the jet stream coming system from the atlantic and windy thejet stream coming in in from the southwest, that's a mild direction and for much of next week we will be on the mild side of the jet right now on the cold front and next week things will feel very different. milder, hardly any front, some dryer sunnier days especially in the northwest feeding further east. you're about to our temperatures around

it means the best of the sunshine, sheltered eastern parts of scotland, eastern england, southern england wales. more cloud towards the north—west, bit more rain gathering in the north—west of scotland. probably not as windy on wednesday. it may feel a little bit warmer. temperatures again up to 16, maybe 17 degrees. as we head through the evening and overnight, we may see a bit more rain arriving in the north—west of scotland, particularly over the highlands. away from here, though, most bases will still be dry, i suspect. we'll see some cloud coming further south in to england and wales and temperatures, five, six, seven degrees. moving into thursday, there's probably going to be more cloud across the uk, the sunshine a bit more limited. the winds starting to pick up ahead of this rain that's developing more widely in the north and west of scotland later on in the day. but ahead of that, those temperatures are going to be a little bit lower, so more like 12—14 degrees. the really cold air comes behind that rain, which is on that cold front there. does what it says on the tin. we've got