it may be a dry start with some sunshine through the midlands and eastern england but we've got this heavy rain pushing in from the rest followed by sunshine and showers into scotland and northern ireland, but a windy day. strong to gale force winds for a while through the irish sea and western scotland. we could see gusts of 60 miles an hour. temperatures struggling to around 11—12 in scotla nd struggling to around 11—12 in scotland and northern ireland. ahead of the rain that arrives later in the south—east, i7 of the rain that arrives later in the south—east, 17 degrees. we get the south—east, 17 degrees. we get the wet weather by the end of the day as a weather front takes the rain away but we keep the driving force, this deep area of low pressure, to the north—west of the uk on sunday and that's where we've got the strongest of the winds and perhaps showers or longer spells of rain. some sunshine elsewhere, some showers too mainly towards the south and west of england and wales. not quite as windy on sunday but the air is going to be a little bit cooler. that's all from the bbc

the further east you are, not as many showers, parts of eastern england and north—eastern scotla nd easternnd may well stay dry, gusts could be up to 50 mph for exposed spots in western scotland and a fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10—14. fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10—14 . as we head through sunday night, though the showers rattling in from the west, could see a slightly more prolonged spell of rain for a time across western scotland and then as we get into monday, it stays very u nsettled, we get into monday, it stays very unsettled, but i think the focus for the showers will shift a bit southwards, so particularly across england and wales, northern ireland seen some as well, but scotland should start to dry out a bit from the north with some spells of sunshine, but it stays fairly cool, 11-14 . sunshine, but it stays fairly cool, 11-11; . the sunshine, but it stays fairly cool, 11—14. the area of low sunshine, but it stays fairly cool, 11—14 . the area of low pressure that has been with us through the weekend clears away, but things don't really

outbreaks of rain continued to affect parts of eastern england, northern england, north wales throughy going to have highs of 14 degrees. things look fairly bright but with quite a lot of cloud and it will stay rather chilly. if donald trump is going to win a second term in office — he really needs to win florida. that's why he's there today. but older floridians there aren't sure they want four more years of him. also in the programme....

part two of the weekend, some areas not looking as wet like the midlands in the northern eastern englandeland that rain running into wells in southwest england and towards the southeast. wendy here with gales, central areas will see some sunshine but also you showers. hello, this is bbc news. in a moment, i am going to be taking a look through tomorrow's papers with my guests, but let us remind you of this evenings headlines. president trump's president has tweeted saying he is feeling well. his doctors say he's "in good spirits" as he's treated in hospital for coronavirus. his medical team says the president was admitted as a precautionary measure and is not currently being given oxygen. at this time, the team and i are extremely happy at the progress the president has made. thursday, he had a mild cough with some nasal congestion, fatigue and all of which are resolving and improving. parts of northern england face new coronavirus restrictions from today — including a ban on

a dry state in the midlands, eastern england, with some sunshine.south england, east anglia it will be dry later in the day and temperatures could reach 17 degrees. that rain will arrive by the evening in these areas and push away overnight. the remaining driving force of the weather, that area of low pressure, sits north in the uk and we will have strongest winds. elsewhere, there will be some sunshine, showers are more likely to run across southern and western parts of england and into wales. the winds went to be as strong away from the north—west, but the air is cooler, so temperatures were below and there is more unsettled weather to come as we head into next week. this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister has backed the chancellor's new rescue dealforjobs, promising more support for businesses struggling under coronavirus restrictions. our plan forjobs will support british people and businesses wherever they live and whatever their situation. we need to make sure that government is far quicker in its responses to these issues because

but gently across the midlands into northern and eastern england perhaps than scotland. d saying he is feeling well. his doctors say he‘s "in good spirits" as he‘s treated in hospital for coronavirus. his medical team says the president was admitted as a precautionary measure and is not currently being given oxygen. at this time, the team and i are extremely happy at the progress the president has made. he had a mild cough with nasal congestion, fatigue, all of which have not been resolved and are improving. parts of northern england face new coronavirus restrictions from today — including a ban on households mixing indoors borisjohnson and the president of the european commission say the uk and eu will work intensively to overcome significant gaps in their positions on a post—brexit relationship. at least eight people are missing in south—east france after a powerful storm caused what is being called the worst flooding in living memory. now on bbc news. 2020 was supposed to celebrate 50 years of the iconic 747 jumbo jet and mass air travel. instead, covid 19 brought cata

more noticeable across eastern england, in other areas, not as windy as yesterday.each 16 celsius. showers will get blown across towards wales and the south—west this evening then out of the way. more showers coming in towards east anglia and the southeast overnight with more cloud filtering down into scotland as well. mist and fog patches, with temperatures generally around 4—7 celsius. heading into thursday morning, a cloudier picture for scotland, maybe some spots of drizzle. sunny spells developing elsewhere. the winds, not as strong as the and temperatures a bit lower. struggling to around 12 celsius. we have dry weather pushing down across many areas because high pressure is going to be taking charge, moving its way south, dragging some slightly cooler air across our shores. could be a chilly start depending on where we have clad bra kes depending on where we have clad brakes on friday morning. in general, more clad for scotland, for central and eastern england, are mainly dry story on friday, and still quite cold with temperatures struggling to around 11 cels

in the southwest of england during tomorrow and i'll bring terrain continue to affect parts of eastern england the north across scotland in northern ireland but it will be particularly windy here and it will feel very cool indeed with highs of 12 or 13 degrees. towards the end of the week, things look increasingly dry. fairly bright but with quite a lot of cloud and will stay rather chilly. in a moment, we will be live in downing street, where the prime minister will be holding a news conference and taking questions on the new system of restrictions for england. boris johnson announced the latest measures in the house of commons this afternoon, telling mps that every area of england would be placed into medium, high or very high alert levels. so far, only the liverpool city region has been placed into the highest tier, which prohibits any mixing of households indoors. other households, up to six people, can meet in outside spaces such as parks. pubs and bars will close. go to the press conference as soon as it starts, but fergus walsh is with me. we have had the announcement of these three tie

so, we'll see cloud and rain moving in for southern and eastern england, i think, later on on friday.rsed with some sunny spells. and then from friday into the weekend, here's our next significant transition. we move into a northerly airstream. we move into polar air, that's the blue shading on the map behind me, and we do so because we finally pull away the low pressure that we've been talking about all week towards the continent and allow a high to establish from the atlantic. the squeeze between the two, though, gives us that northerly airstream, so quite a chilly northerly breeze but a lot of dry weather and sunshine for the majority of the uk for the weekend ahead. but some on northern coasts could be prone to some thicker cloud, perhaps the odd shower and we may see some drifting in off the north sea into eastern england as well. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the vice—presidential candidates take centre stage — mike pence and his democratic challenger kamala harris clash over the coronavirus crisis in their one televised d

central and eastern england should be mostly dry and bright the day.ery under the rain with top temperatures peaking between 11 and 15. looks likely we'll see more wet weather especially to the west on tuesday. the wind continuing to strengthen but a touch milder than it has been of late. take care. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the mayor of greater manchester accuses boris johnson of exaggerating the spread of coronavirus in the area in a bid to persuade local leaders to accept tougher restrictions — as he calls for increased financial support. anywhere could end up in tier three this winter. in fact, i would say places are likely to end up in tier three. therefore, it is everyone‘s concern to protect the lowest paid in our community. the earlier we have the restrictions, in those areas where there is high incidence, the better for the economy of those areas, because we stop the infection spreading in a way which will do further damage to the economy. vigils and rallies are being held across france in a show of solidarity with the teaching p

some gusts of 30 to 50 miles an hour was stronger best possible at times in the west, parts of eastern englandtaying dry into the evening and on sunday, sunny spells and blustery showers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anna mikhailova, deputy political editor, mail on sunday and maya goodfellow, political writer & academic. as always, thank you very much for joining us. let's start with some of the pages we have already. the guardian reports the chancellor will tomorrow announce a further package of measures to support businesses in the parts of england hit by coronavirus restrictions. rishi sunak will tell mps the prospect of an economic recovery is getting bleaker. the financial times says rishi sunak is risking a cabinet revolt after the treasury scaled back borisjohnson spending programme to level—up the country because of the economic damage caused by the pandemic. the daily telegraph says care workers will be restricted to working in just one residential home to stop the spread of coronavirus under plans being drawn up by

so, pushing in across parts of eastern england, perhaps a few down into wales, the southwest of englander and brighter through the day on tuesday as well. so, temperatures still nothing to write home about, only around about 11—14 on tuesday. now, that is going to be the theme into the middle part of the week. low pressure still with us sitting across central parts of europe, and we'll see rotating showers moving around that area of low pressure. so, for wednesday, pretty similar to tuesday. we got this cool, northeasterly wind bringing showers particularly to parts of eastern and southern england, too. a little bit drier and brighter for parts of scotland, northern ireland, wales and the southwest as well. temperatures at best about 11—14 , still on the cool side. now, let's look further ahead then towards the end of this coming week. the jet stream, we got two areas of strong jet winds out towards the southwest and another one there towards the southeast, and where you get those two kinks in the jet stream, you're likely to see two areas of low pressure, one to the southeast, one to t

but after a sunny start to northern, eastern england and through much of scotland, it turns cloudieru lose the sunshine through the morning into the afternoon, temperatures will struggle to rise, rather chilly day. driest and brightest of although, the northeast of scotland. mildest of all, where the sunshine comes out towards the southwest. through tuesday evening, the rain will then sit across the northeast of scotland where it will linger into wednesday morning. area of low pressure still there to the south of iceland. the centre of it staying away from us. but with a long sea thatch across the atlantic, out towards these western parts of the uk where we will see some pretty rough seas, waves could talk over ten metres in height towards the west of ireland. —— they could topple over ten metres in height. and because the low pressure is still close by, it's quite a disturbed atmosphere, mixture of sunshine and showers for wednesday. the heaviest of the showers to the south and west where they will be most frequent, there could be some hail, some thunder mixed in, for central, easte

so, we'll see cloud and rain moving in for southern and eastern england, i think, later on on friday.ay into the weekend, here's our next significant transition. we move into a northerly airstream. we move into polar air, that's the blue shading on the map behind me, and we do so because we finally pull away the low pressure that we've been talking about all week towards the continent and allow a high to establish from the atlantic. the squeeze between the two, though, gives us that northerly airstream, so quite a chilly northerly breeze but a lot of dry weather and sunshine for the majority of the uk for the weekend ahead. but some on northern coasts could be prone to some thicker cloud, perhaps the odd shower, and we may see some drifting in off the north sea into eastern england as well. this is bbc world news. the headlines — the candidates for us vice president will debate in salt lake city in under three hours' time. kamala harris and mike pence will sit four metres apart and be separated by a plexiglass screen because of coronavirus. two ex—british islamic state suspects have b

it means we run the risk of a few showers in eastern england at the start of the week in and the winde way from the north. a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather at the weekend as the blue colours take over, becoming calmer, drier but noticeably colder. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at one so it's goodbye from me good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. a third liverpool player has tested positive for coronavirus in the space of a week. xherdan shaqiri found out he had the virus while on international duty with switzerland and he's now in isolation. it follows positive tests at the club for sadio mane and thiago alcantara. arsenal's new signing thomas partey is a classy player who'll fit in well with mikel arteta's managerial style, according to his ghana team—mate kwesi appiah, the former crystal palace striker and afc wimbledon striker. partey cost arsenal £16 million — that was the biggest deal on transfer deadline day — and many commentators are saying that was a bargain. appiah played alongside him at the 2015 africa cup of nations, wh

england. cloud tending to increase from the west overnight but ahead of that, with some clearer skies for a while across some easternstart with in northern ireland won't last long at all. we will see patchy rain moving in across scotland and then some heavier rain in the morning over the hills of wales and the north west of england. that rain becomes light and patchy as it pushes into eastern england in the afternoon. behind it, we get some sunshine, some showers, mainly for western scotland and northern ireland — temperatures here only 11 celsius. ahead of the rain in the south east, temperatures at 15 celsius. it could be a bit warmer here, mind you, on saturday, but it is going to be a windy weekend, particularly on saturday. another band of rain from the atlantic followed again by some sunshine and some showers. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the prime minister has backed the chancellor's new rescue dealforjobs, promising more support for businesses struggling under coronavirus restrictions. our plan forjobs will support the british people and businesses wherever they live and whatever their situation. l

so, we'll see cloud and rain moving in for southern and eastern england, i think, later on on friday.lly interspersed with some sunny spells. and then from friday into the weekend, here's our next significant transition. we move into a northerly airstream. we move into polar air, that's the blue shading on the map behind me, and we do so because we finally pull away the low pressure that we've been talking about all week towards the continent and allow a high to establish from the atlantic. the squeeze between the two, though, gives us that northerly airstream, so quite a chilly northerly breeze but a lot of dry weather and sunshine for the majority of the uk for the weekend ahead. but some on northern coasts could be prone to some thicker cloud, perhaps the odd shower and we may see some drifting in off the north sea into eastern england as well. a very warm welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. our top stories: all eyes are on the us state of utah, as mike pence and kamala harris take centre stage at the vice presidential debate. president trump releases a video hoping all ame

night, and the the night, and the outbreaks of rain struggling to clear away from eastern england and returning to parts of southern and eastern scotla nd parts of southern and eastern scotland through the night. lowest temperatures in scotland and the north of england. tomorrow is still some outbreaks of rain around, one band of rain moving down into northern england, perhaps into wales in the afternoon. showers clearing through the south—west of england and rain close to the east coast of england. but for northern ireland and scotland it should be largely dry in the afternoon with sunny spells. quite windy here, and with the wind coming down from the north—east it won't feel warm by any stretch. ii to 13 degrees, north—east it won't feel warm by any stretch. 11 to 13 degrees, that is your lot. on tuesday further showers at times, but they become increasingly few and far between as we head through wednesday. the further north you are it should be dry with spells of sunshine. the strongest winds in the south at this stage, not feeling particularly warm though. it stays fairly chilly f

so, we'll see cloud and rain moving in for southern and eastern england, i think, later on on friday.persed with some sunny spells. and then from friday into the weekend, here's our next significant transition. we move into a northerly airstream. we move into polar air, that's the blue shading on the map behind me, and we do so because we finally pull away the low pressure that we've been talking about all week towards the continent and allow a high to establish from the atlantic. the squeeze between the two, though, gives us that northerly airstream, so quite a chilly northerly breeze but a lot of dry weather and sunshine for the majority of the uk for the weekend ahead. but some on northern coasts could be prone to some thicker cloud, perhaps the odd shower and we may see some drifting in off the north sea into eastern england as well. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm kasia madera. all eyes are on the us state of utah, as mike pence and kamala harris take centre stage at the vice presidential debate. a us court charges two me

eastern england may well be dry with sunshine at times.hill in the wind mind you, and temperatures a disappointing i2 wind mind you, and temperatures a disappointing 12 to 13 degrees for much of the country. a cold start to the second half of the weekend. the strongest winds by this stage over eastern scotland, down the north sea coast of england and it's these areas more likely to catch the odd shower. lighter winds elsewhere, a good chance of a dry day with sunshine at times but still only 12 01’ sunshine at times but still only 12 or 13 celsius. darren, thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six, 00:02:15,486 --> 2147483051:37:52,458 so it's goodbye from me, 2147483051:37:52,458 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. can scotland and northern ireland make it back to a major tournament? they both look to take a big step towards the euros in play—off action tonight. we'll be live at wembley ahead of england against wales — a friendly — if you can call it that. a

rain, southern counties of northern england should improve in the afternoon, some sunny spells brightening up in northern ireland and for wales, the midlands, eastern see some patchy rain in the morning. and temperatures up to 17 in parts of the south and the southeast of england, the northern parts of northern england will be a cool day the chance to in this other parts of southeast england and some quite heavy showers moving through and the next weather system over night into friday morning to northern ireland pushing onto scotland and another spell of england and wales and another spell of rain is heading our way. moving on, the system continues to push us with southeast and it is going to weaken. patchy rain and saw the morning on friday for western scotland too. sunny spells and a few showers following behind here and notice of that area of rain really is just disappearing into the afternoon with some cloud in a few spots with all that is left is the east here and notice how that area of rain really is just with all that is left is the east and southeast of england. here, it will be a bit cooler on friday. so that takes us into the weekend but

here's the band of rain got on saturday, and if dry start to the midlands in eastern england with someon scotland and northern ireland. windy day cussing 60 mph through the irish sea and western scotland for a while. dry until late in the day and temperatures could reach 17 degrees. that rian will arrive by the evening in these areas and the remaining driving force sits close to the northwest of the uk. the strongest winds on sunday and showers or longer spells of rain. so that it parts of england and wales the winds will be a strong away from the northwest with the air cooler. more with the air cooler. unsettled weather to come as v head more unsettled weather to come as we head into next week. you're watching bbc news with mejane o brien in washington, christian fraser is in london. 0ur top stories... 12 days out from election day, will tonight's final debate help enlighten voters more than the last? the us senate judiciary committee approves president trump's nominee for the supreme court, amy coney barrett, after democratic senators boycotted the hearing. also in the programme... i

further east, parts of eastern england, up into eastern scotland, maybe not too many showers here, somerage wind speeds. gusts could get up above 50 mph in the most exposed by the western scotland, tempers between 10—14. talking of western scotland, it is likely the showers will gang together to give longer spells of rain through the last part of the day and as you can see, the showers continue through sunday night and into monday morning. some clear spells in between. overnight lows between 5—8 degrees. monday is another sunshine and showers day although there are signs things might start to turn a bit drier across scotland. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm celia hatton. france, italy and the czech republic become the latest countries to announce record numbers of daily coronavirus cases. ten days to go — president trump casts his vote early in florida, a state he has to win to be re—elected. mr president, who did you vote for today? i voted for a guy named trump. at least 18 people are killed and many others are injured in a su

perhaps one or two showers for eastern scotland and eastern england but for much of the uk, sunday bringsend, a lot of dry weather on the cards. some sunshine coming through not quite as breezy as saturday so it will feel perhaps a little bit warmer, about 11—15 degrees or so for sunday. looking ahead through next week then we soon see a return to low pressure moving in from the atlantic. looks like this area of low pressure will then be sitting across parts of central europe for much of next week. so, there will be showers around particularly across parts of england and wales. further north across the uk, scotland and northern ireland looking a little bit warmer and a little bit drier with some autumnal sunshine in the mix. bye— bye. a rapid increase in coronavirus cases in england, as infections doubled in one week. admissions to hospital have increased too, with the north east and north west of england areas of concern. 0ur prediction is that we will continue to be busy, with increasing numbers of patients coming in. we'll be looking at why cases are going up, despite restrictions. als

there may be a bright start tomorrow across the midlands and eastern england, but that band of rain madeompanied by gusty winds before sunshine follows on behind. it will be a windier day on saturday, particularly gusty winds as that rain moves through, winds then ease of a little bit and sunshine follows. ahead of the rain, temperatures are 17 degrees in the south east of england. rain and through the evening could be quite heavy before clearing away, the clocks go back on saturday night. low pressure remains to the north—west of the uk. it will be windiest. most of the showers for southern and western parts of england and into wales, colder air on sunday so temperatures back down to 11—14. into next week, low pressure still close to northern parts of the uk, not as deep so winds are not as strong around it. blustery winds still blowing in showers for a while into northern ireland, across scotland and into england and wales. some showers could be heavy and thundery before they ease off through the afternoon, there will be some spells of sunshine outside of those showers. watch out for t

we will be getting off to a damp start across much of scotland, northern ireland, northern and eastern englandland remains very much in the zone for seeing some occasional light rain, but northern ireland will brighten up for a time. part of wales, the midlands and southern england, a greater chance of seeing a few sunny spells coming through the cloud compared to saturday. but what is still a rather cool day with just light winds. the winds are starting to pick up overnight and into monday, as we see rain heading across northern ireland and into parts of northern england and scotland. for the rest of england and wales, monday is starting with a few sunny spells around, but clearly, our weather is changing and there will be more heavy rain around in parts of northern ireland and scotland on monday. affecting some of us in western areas of wales and the far west of england, elsewhere in england though, increasing cloud and breeze but from a milder direction. temperatures edging upwards. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm reged ahmad. tribu

some sunshine perhaps across the midlands and eastern england before that rain moves eastwards and ther. we may get quite a short sharp burst of very heavy rain accompanied by squally winds and as it clears the sunshine comes out and there will be a few showers in the north—west. it will be a windy day and the strongest will be on that band of rain so the winds do ease down a bit later in the northwest as we get that sunshine following on. here there were temperatures of 11—12 and ahead of the rain in the southeast could be up to 16—17. get the rain during the evening and still quite happy with that then moves away and we still keep an area of low pressure in the northwest. another thing that will change overnight and the early hours of the morning of course the clocks go back an hour or so don't forget that. as you head into early sunday, we have got some wetter, windier weather continuing towards the northwest of the uk and there will be some sunshine around elsewhere and some showers but most of them in southern and western parts of england and into wales. not quite as windy perhaps

conditions overnight were eased in scotla nd conditions overnight were eased in scotland and eastern england and another cold night with temperatures down to three or 4 degrees but as the chart shows tomorrow, low pressure from the north atlantic but the wind is pushing a long way gci’oss the wind is pushing a long way across the atlantic towards us which will rip up some rough and dangerous seas to the west of the uk and ireland, and that is something to be wary. it is in the west and across the english channel coastal counties where we will see the showers at their most frequent, their heaviest and with hail and thunder mixed in. fewer showers the further east you are with a better chance of holding onto sunshine for longer. shetland though will see cloud and rain persist and for all of us, a cooler day than we saw today. as we go to wednesday evening, some of the showers will fade and some will keep going in western scotland for a time but there's more cloud waiting in the winds and a deepening area of low pressure around the system in the north atlantic which will bring more persistent r

we will see one or two showers across england and wales and most especially for eastern and southeasterne some fog patches developing through the central belt. temperatures will be lowest across one or 2 degrees and more widely, we are looking at for 7 degrees, so a fairly chilly start through tomorrow morning and for the time of year. a lot of dry weather around and cloudy across the north and the east of scotland. southwest scotland should see some sunshine as well as northern ireland, while in the southwest, enjoying some sunshine too. some sunny spots further east and a scattering of showers here across eastern england. temperatures, nothing to write home about, ten to 14 degrees. as we head to thursday night, some showers feeding into the east, a lot of cloud across a good part of scotland and friday, yes, similar—looking day with rather cloudy conditions for the most part. now, if that cloud gets thick enough, they could squeeze out the odd spot of rain and there will be some breaks in the cloud. you might see your glimpse of sunshine. temperatures by 11 to 13 degrees, the weekend

so, on tuesday, then, some early rain in eastern england clearing away.ome intense downpours. windy, easterly winds, and the rain in northern scotland still with us. mild south—westerlies elsewhere. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm samantha simmonds. president trump addresses supporters in nevada on the latest stage of his election campaign. thousands gather in cities across france in support of the schoolteacher beheaded after showing cartoons of the prophet muhammad to pupils. as protestors defy a ban on gatherings for a fourth day — thailand's prime minister says the government is ready to talk. and un secretary—general antonio guterres urges armenia and azerbaijan to observe their latest ceasefire — describing attacks on civilians as totally u na cce pta ble.

and down the eastern side of england.es, the midlands, the west country as we go into the evening. these temperatures, sunshine or cloud, are a bit below average for the time of year. as we go into tonight, we will keep some of this cloud moving in. a lot of cloud will spread westwards across scotland, taking some light rain or drizzle with it. from the cloud running in towards england and parts of wales, you mayjust pick up one or two showers. it mayjust push towards the south of northern ireland later in the night. for most of us, tempt your staying well above freezing, but if you get some clear spells in scotland towards the west, you may well end up close to freezing as we start the day tomorrow. into tomorrow, it is that mix of some sunshine but some cloud around. a bit more cloud than we have seen today, but again south wales, south—west england, maybe towards northern ireland and northern counties of northern england, this is where we will see most of friday's sunshine. where you have the cloud, again, a few shower

england and wales. wetter towards eastern parts of england, largely dry for scotland, northern ireland with some sunshineckled the jet stream is. when you got a dip in thatjet stream, you got an area of low pressure continues to move to the southeast of england. not quite sure how close it will be or how long it's going to hang around. there is an area of high pressure trying to come in from the atlantic, and that will have more of an influence in the northwest. but i think for northern and northwestern parts of the uk, it looks a bit drier actually, chilly enough for maybe a touch of ground frost. for south eastern areas of the uk, near that area of low pressure, some stronger winds and some showers along with spells of rain. and treatment in england's hospitals because of the pandemic. some two million have now been waiting for longer than 18 weeks — the official target — as revealed in the latest figures. as admissions double across england, for patients with covid, we report from one hospital preparing for the challenges of the winter months. if we see a flu season, if we see covid rising, how we bal

northern and eastern england and northern ireland, patchy light rain and drizzle.amping up a bit in northern ireland into the afternoon. a few sunny spells in the far north of scotland, but some rain heading into the northern isles. the southern half of england and for wales, eventually it does look a little bit brighter tomorrow. there may still be the odd light shower around, but a few sunny spells, too. and very light wins for most of us, and temperatures still on the cool side for the time of year. and as we go into sunday evening, some rain for northern ireland. hello, this is bbc news with me, lukwesa burak. the headlines — more than 16,000 new coronavirus infections are recorded in the uk lancashire moves into the highest alert category, but there's still stalemate over greater manchester. french police say samuel paty, the history teacher who was beheaded in a suspected islamist attack, had been threatened for several days. new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern, and her labour party have won a second term in office with a landslide general election v

rain a little uncertain, but it looks like we'll see wetter weather sinking into southern and eastern englandme showers again for scotland. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. all eyes on the us state of utah as mike pence and kamala harris take centre stage at the vice presidential debate. a us court charges two members of isis — nicknamed the beatles — with murder, for killing american hostages in syria. life in a warzone — we report on the families trapped by fighting between azerbaijan and armenia. people here tell us this is the way it's been for the last few days. it's become the normal routine to have indiscriminate shelling.

the rain clears away from eastern england quickly tomorrow morning.t is brighter with sunshine and lots of showers will run the irish sea. some merging together to produce longer spells of rain. some could be heavy and thundery. it stays windy and wet. look at these temperatures though, you could see 17 to 19 celsius. milder than of late. new area of low pressure will hurtle up from biscay. this could bring disruption to southern britain through wednesday, windy and wet. then it turns drier with a ridge of high pressure building infor building in for thursday. that's all from the bbc news at six. hello there and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. plenty to come on today's show. a sting in the tail for wasps. they're on the brink of missing this weekend's premiership final, after more test positive for coronavirus. controversy over that tackle in the merseyside derby — everton‘s jordan pickford won't face any action after injuring liverpool's virgil van dijk. chris froome prepares to start the vuelta with ineos grenadiers, a last grand tour with

as we head through tonight, still is rain to clear eastwards and across central and eastern parts of englandr a time and then we see clear spells following on, but plenty of showers rattling in from the west, blown in on a brisk wind. a cool night as well, temperatures across some parts of scotland getting down to one or 2 degrees, more widely between 4—10 , but tomorrow it is looking like an autumnal day. yes, spells of sunshine, but brisk winds and blustery showers. the showers will focus on across western areas, so through northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england, wales and the south—west and we will also see some blowing in from the english channel coast. the further east you are, not as many showers, parts of eastern england and north—eastern scotland may well stay dry, gusts could be up to 50 mph for exposed spots in western scotland and a fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10—14. as we head through sunday night, though the showers rattling in from the west, could see a slightly more prolonged spell of rain for a time across western scotland and then as we

of the showers for northern and western areas, it could be areas as well for much of the day eastern englandill be a chilly wind blowing on saturday and thus temperatures other than 12 01’ and thus temperatures other than 12 or 13 degrees. for the second half of the week and it will be a cold surface of the wind strongest on the eastern side of scotland. north sea coast of anga and here we are more backward to catch a few showers. many other areas may well be dry with sunshine and it won't be as windy but not getting much warmer. again 12 windy but not getting much warmer. again12 or13 windy but not getting much warmer. again 12 or 13 degrees and those temperatures may not change early next week as well. it does look cloudier and wetter i think on monday. some are wet weather continuing into tuesday particularly across the south—east of the uk. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. donald trump's been changing his mind, on the election debates. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. donald trump's been changing his mind, on the election debates. the president first refused t

drier interludes, ithink, across back into the south—east but drier interludes, i think, across eastern englandes no lower than 10 degrees promise. it is very wet across scotland, much better day for northern ireland, the rain running into wales, south—west england and then towards the south—east but central areas in the centre of the loa n central areas in the centre of the loan may see some sunshine but also a few heavy showers. that will push temperatures up to 15 degrees. and it remains windy as well around the periphery of the low. below are still with us as we head on into the start of next week. it is not going anywhere fast and will continue to bring fairly breezy conditions across the west and south—west and bands of showers, too. but there will be some sunshine around. favoured spots in towards central southern england. some of the showers could turn out to be quite heavy across northern areas and again the temperatures, teams from us again the temperatures, teams from us but we could make 15 or 16. low pressure eventually begins to dissolve away as we move deeper on into the weeks of

and across much of scotland, northern and eastern england and northern ireland, a damp, drizzly start bit into the afternoon. northern scotland seeing a few sunny spells, but some rain heading into the northern isles and and for the southern half of england and into wales, overall brighter than today, a greater chance of seeing a few sunny spells coming through that cloud. still a rather cool day out there. and i mentioned there is this low pressure gathering to the west, and one of the first signs of that will be this rain. some heavier rain heading into northern ireland as we go through sunday evening. and more of us seeing the wetter weather overnight into monday. northern ireland, scotland, parts of northern england as well, a very active—looking weather pattern now as low pressure takes shape and these weather fronts start to come in. so, some heavy rain at times on monday into northern ireland, parts of scotland. some patchy rain just reaching in towards westernmost areas of england and wales at times. increasing cloud elsewhere, so any sunshine turning increasingly hazy. the br

probably the best of the sunshine central eastern england, north—east england probably in particular,sterday, ten to 1a celsius. now, as we move through this evening and tonight it stays blustery, further showers at times, longer spells of rain across western areas. this is where we'll see most of the showers. some eastern areas could stay dry with lengthy, clear skies. this is where we could see temperatures dropping into low single figures there. but generally for most seven to nine celsius further west where we have the cloud, the rain and the strong wind. into monday, it stays unsettled. 0ur area of low pressure is anchored across scotland, but it's here where we'll start to see the winds turn lighter and probably fewer showers into the afternoon. that also goes, i think, for northern ireland later on. most of the showers, i think, will tend to affect parts of england and wales. some good sunny spells in between, but still a cool thing to things — 10 to 13 celsius. it's a chilly, bright start to tuesday, but it's very short—lived because the next frontal system will sweep in from

that comes patchy as it pushes into eastern england in the afternoon.rn ireland. temperature tear 11 degrees. ahead of the rain in the south—east, temperatures 15 celsius. it could be warm on saturday, but it will be a windy weekend, particularly on saturday. another band of rain, followed again by sunshine and showers. hello welcome to outside source. president trump is one step closer to having his third justice confirmed on the supreme court. the votes are 12 yeas commit 12 no votes. —— ten no votes. votes are 12 yeas commit 12 no votes. -- ten no votes. she has got through the committee can out know she faced a vote of the full senate and it's almost certain she will be confirmed. arson, unrest and destruction continues in lagos. we will be live in poland, the interest of almost total ban on abortion, will hear the reaction to that.

and across much of scotland, northern and eastern england and northern ireland, a damp, drizzly start into the afternoon. northern scotland seeing a few sunny spells, but some rain heading into the northern isles and for the southern half of england and into wales, overall brighter than today, a greater chance of seeing a few sunny spells coming through that cloud. still a rather cool day out there. and i mentioned there is this low pressure gathering to the west, and one of the first signs of that will be this rain. some heavier rain heading into northern ireland as we go through sunday evening. and more of us seeing the wetter weather overnight into monday. northern ireland, scotland, parts of northern england as well, a very active—looking weather pattern now as low pressure takes shape and these weather fronts start to come in. so, some heavy rain at times on monday into northern ireland, parts of scotland. some patchy rain just reaching in towards westernmost areas of england and wales at times. increasing cloud elsewhere, so any sunshine turning increasingly hazy. the breeze sta

england should improve into the afternoon. sunny spells brightening up into northern ireland and for wales, the midlands, eastern and southern englandny spells that at the chance of patchy rain in the morning and amateurs up to 17 in parts of the southeast and east of england but where you have got the cloud in scotland and northern england it will be a cool day and the chance to end the day later with some quite heavy showers moving through. here comes the next weather system. it is not hanging around, is it? pushing into parts of england and wales another spell of rain is heading our way of though as we go on through friday the system continues to push south—eastwards. it is going to wea ken south—eastwards. it is going to weaken so any rain on it will become increasingly light and patchy. notice how quickly it melts away in the morning. in northern ireland on friday from west of scotland, too, so sunny spells and a few showers follow on here and notice how that area of rain really is disappearing into the afternoon. cloud and a few spots is all that's left into the east and south—east of england. here it will be a bit cooler on f

and the south—west, some will blow in the english channel, further north and east, north—east england in easternast, north—east england in eastern scotland may well avoid most of the showers and stay predominantly dry with some sunny spells. call with top temperatures between ten and 1a degrees. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. south yorkshire is the latest region to move to england's top level of restrictions. local leaders in sheffield call for an exit plan. the question is, at what point will come out of tier 3? no one's able to answer that question. even the mayor is asking that question and, well, the mayor should have asked that question when he was negotiating with the government for the last ten days. police in gloucestershire begin border patrols to stop nonessential travel as wales begins its first full day of a ‘firebreak‘ lockdown. president trump casts his vote for the us election in the key state of florida, where early voting is under way. marcus rashford says he is proud of the community response to his campaign to feed disadvantaged children in england during the school h

otherwise it's quite light and patchy rain running into eastern england in the afternoon.nshine, there's some showers mainly for western scotland and northern ireland where it's only 11 degrees here. they make 15 in the southeast ahead of that patchy rain. over the weekend, though, it looks very unsettled. quite windy especially on saturday but we will see a band of rain followed by sunshine and showers on sunday. now, let's get the sport. lots of by now, let's get the sport. lots of rugby union news about today. england's match against the barbarians at twickenham on sunday could be. that is because a number of the barbarian players reach covid protocols by leaving their hotels last night. they have been separated from the rest of the squad and will pay no part in that game. it will only go ahead with a number of sufficient plays with appropriate testing history can be drafted in. the rfu said they will make a decision by three tm tomorrow. this match was being used by england as preparation for the delayed six nations game against italy next week. 11 wasps players will b