so you can see the outbreaks of rain, northern and eastern parts of scotland.spells. northern ireland — early showers clear, and then it's dry with sunny spells here. a lot of cloud through much of northern, central and eastern england. wherever you see that cloud, it could be damp in places, though the rain not amounting to very much. there's still some sunshine through much of wales, the south midlands, and into south—west england. now, the winds are a touch lighter than they've been. temperatures are still for the most part in single figures, but windchill isn't so much of an issue. still going to feel quite cold though, particularly where you find yourself underneath the cloud cover, and you may be seeing a bit of patchy rain. that will continue on and off through thursday night and into friday morning, still more particularly through eastern scotland. and then, to end thursday and through the night and into friday, the risk of a few heavy showers into the far south—west of england, maybe clipping south—west wales. not as cold as friday begins, though pocke

as well and a few will continue, just clipping parts of the east of northern ireland and into eastern scotlandr spells in the west of scotland will allow temperatures to dip away quite quickly overnight with a frost taking hold here and some of us down to “4 going into the morning. in fact, anywhere overnight when it is clear for any period of time, you can see temperatures in low single figures with a touch of frost, one or two mist and fog patches. we pick up the showers are still peppering eastern parts of scotland, across northern towards northern ireland and still feeding into the far south—east. these are overnight temperatures in towns and cities and of course in the countryside and suburbs it will be colder than this. into tomorrow morning and still on this flow of air coming in from the east, showers peppering eastern scotland, eastern england, some in northern ireland but much of western scotland, wales and the west of england will be dry and fairly sunny which means, for some of us, more blue sky compared to today. still single figure temperatures and a frost for many on a monday ni

and from the word go into parts of eastern scotland.ly to be most persistent as we go through the the day. let's take a closer look at things at 3:00pm in the afternoon. so you can see the outbreaks of rain, northern and eastern parts of scotland. western fringes of scotland still seeing some sunny spells. northern ireland — early showers clear, and then it's dry with sunny spells here. a lot of cloud through much of northern, central and eastern england. wherever you see that cloud, it could be damp in places, though the rain not amounting to very much. there's still some sunshine through much of wales, the south midlands, and into south—west england. now, the winds are a touch lighter than they've been. temperatures are still for the most part in single figures, but windchill isn't so much of an issue. still going to feel quite cold, though, particularly where you find yourself underneath the cloud cover, and you may be seeing a bit of patchy rain. that will continue on and off through thursday night and into friday morning, still mor

we will also seek more cloud for eastern scotland. most of the rave eastern scotland. eastern scotland and north—east england. there would be much frost around friday morning, there will be more cloud in general. some sunshine here and there. most places will be dry. some sharp showers in the south—west. more rain for eastern parts of scotland. high pressure to the north of the uk. lower pressure to the south and south—west. threatening to push together with this front into more southern counties of england. all the while, into the weekend, we keep that breeze. still not that warm. but temperatures heading in the right direction over the next few days. we might make double figures on saturday. a few more showers in the far south. and showers across eastern parts of scotland again. hello, this is bbc news. the has—beens... theresa may travels to brussels for crucial talks ahead sunday's planned eu summit, but warns critics back home that abandoning her plans could risk a no—deal brexit. a british phd student is jailed for life in the united arab emirates, after being co

ifew showers in eastern scotland. temperatures seven to 8 degrees. sea coast. 60 to seven miles per hour winds on wednesday. and rain. a combination of rain and wind could cause some issues. the south—westerly winds also dragging in milder conditions nationwide. the colours on the map change. on wednesday afternoon, highs of 15 degrees in belfast and in london. those strong winds will be buffeting the uk on thursday, particularly across scotland. further wet and windy weather will be with us. notjust through thursday, but looking ahead of the weekend, wet and windy weather swinging away. —— our way. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live, i‘m simon mccoy live in westminster. today at two: back my deal or risk uncertainty and division — theresa may attempts to persuade mps, after the eu signed off her brexit deal. she has secured the deal, a very good deal for the united kingdom, and whilst the eu supports her deal, critics argue theresa may faces the biggest battle of all in the commons. the numbers, they say, are strongly stacked against her. freed a

here is some sunshine from saturday in scotland, but parts of eastern scotla nd scotland, but parts ofd, too. for many of us, there was cloud on saturday, sunday will be sunnier. high—pressure to the north—east, if you ofair high—pressure to the north—east, if you of airfrom high—pressure to the north—east, if you of air from the south—east. right now, it is dry air, so not much moisture. into sunday, a sunny day in northern ireland, a bit of client for eastern scotland and noticing them. still a saudi is to be breeze, still the same temperatures from sunday. —— still a south breeze. though mild, but into double figures. it will change, because as we go into monday, will because as we go into monday, will bea because as we go into monday, will be a change to the wind direction. we start to drag in the blue colours from the east, that of the cold air. two things are going on on monday, one, it is colder, two, there is more cloud. it will feel very different than the weekend. there could be light rain or drizzle, but there will still be some brighter spells. the western isles will see so

right now we're looking to the east for our weather and a few showers coming at eastern scotland.one. the satellite picture shows a fair amount of cloud around. 0utbrea ks picture shows a fair amount of cloud around. 0utbreaks here and there was some sunny around. 0utbreaks here and there was some sunny spells and brightening a bit about parts of east anglia —— across bits of east anglia. showers still peppering eastern scotland and north—east england and some rich in northern ireland and the south—east of england. it is look at things in a few stands afternoon. some showers around the english channel but overwater rather than land. still a noticeable easterly breeze and change with temperatures still in single figures. best of sunny spells in the west into northern ireland and particularly western scotland and particularly western scotland and to the western isles. lots of sunshine to be had that again this afternoon. so some showers to the east. this evening shows will continue to eastern scotland and may go right across northern ireland towards northern ireland and still some i

so you can see the outbreaks of rain, northern and eastern parts of scotland.d — early showers clear, and then it's dry with sunny spells here. a lot of cloud through much of northern, central and eastern england. wherever you see that cloud, it could be damp in places, though the rain not amounting to very much. there's still some sunshine through much of wales, the south midlands, and into south—west england. now, the winds are a touch lighter than they've been. temperatures are still for the most part in single figures, but windchill isn't so much of an issue. still going to feel quite cold though, particularly where you find yourself underneath the cloud cover, and you may be seeing a bit of patchy rain. that will continue on and off through thursday night and into friday morning, still more particularly through eastern scotland. and then, to end thursday and through the night into friday, the risk of a few heavy showers into the far south—west of england, maybe clipping south—west wales. not as cold as friday begins, though pockets of rural frost around, a

north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud.p across northern ireland, but western and northern scotland will see some sunshine. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees, but a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 4—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perhaps some cloud at times feeding into some of the eastern slopes of the pennines, parts of eastern scotland, and those temperatures, 9—12, just subtly creeping downwards. a sign of what is to come, because going into the start of the new working week, high pressure will still be sitting here, those winds moving clockwise, but that will introduce some colder air from the east and that will also bring back the cloud. mo

so you can see the outbreaks of rain, northern and eastern parts of scotland.ny spells. northern ireland — early showers clear, and then it's dry with sunny spells here. a lot of cloud through much of northern, central and eastern england. wherever you see that cloud, it could be damp in places, though the rain not amounting to very much. there's still some sunshine through much of wales, the south midlands, and into south—west england. now, the winds are a touch lighter than they've been. temperatures are still for the most part in single figures, but windchill isn't so much of an issue. still going to feel quite cold though, particularly where you find yourself underneath the cloud cover, and you may be seeing a bit of patchy rain. that will continue on and off through thursday night and into friday morning, still more particularly through eastern scotland. and then, to end thursday and through the night and into friday, the risk of a few heavy showers into the far south—west of england, maybe clipping south—west wales. not as cold as friday begins, though po

still more particularly through eastern scotland. friday, the risk of a few heavy showers into the far south—west of england. maybe clipping south—west wales. not as cold as friday begins though pockets of rural frost around. some spots still get close to freezing. then on through friday, still some rain affecting parts of eastern scotland and that chance of a shower into the far south—west. could have a bit of hail, maybe a rumble of thunder. elsewhere, variable cloud and sunny spells. i think parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england should fare fairly well for sunshine and temperatures still, for the most part, in single figures. going into the weekend, low pressure to the south, high pressure to the north, a flow of air coming in from the east. much of the uk under the influence of high pressure. but close to southern england, there is a weather front here that could well be producing some outbreaks of rain during saturday. some uncertainty about the exact position of that so we will keep you updated. still e

so you can see the outbreaks of rain, northern and eastern parts of scotland.n ireland — early showers clear, and then it's dry with sunny spells here. a lot of cloud through much of northern, central and eastern england. wherever you see that cloud, it could be damp in places, though the rain not amounting to very much. there's still some sunshine through much of wales, the south midlands, and into south—west england. now, the winds are a touch lighter than they've been. temperatures are still for the most part in single figures, but windchill isn't so much of an issue. still going to feel quite cold though, particularly where you find yourself underneath the cloud cover, and you may be seeing a bit of patchy rain. that will continue on and off through thursday night and into friday morning, still more particularly through eastern scotland. and then, to end thursday and through the night into friday, the risk of a few heavy showers into the far south—west of england, maybe clipping south—west wales. not as cold as friday begins, though pockets of rural frost a

still more particularly through eastern scotland.heavy showers into the far south—west of england. maybe clipping south—west wales. not as cold as friday begins, though pockets of rural frost around, as some spots still get close to freezing. then on through friday, still some rain affecting parts of eastern scotland and that chance of a shower into the far south—west. could have a bit of hail with these, maybe a rumble of thunder. elsewhere, variable cloud and sunny spells. i think parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england should fare fairly well for sunshine, and temperatures still for the most part in single figures. going into the weekend, low pressure to the south, high pressure to the north, a flow of air coming in from the east. now, much of the uk under the influence of high pressure. but close to southern england, there is a weather front here that could well be producing some outbreaks of rain during saturday. some uncertainty about the exact position of that, so we'll keep you updated. still either som

still pushing showers into eastern scotla nd pushing showers into eastern scotland and eastern parts . much of western scotland and wales will be dry, sunny compared with today. the windows isn't as strong. frost on monday night and mist and fog into tuesday morning. a weather front from the atlantic, more to come going into wednesday. a deep area of low pressure with the wind picking up. we lose the easterly and see the south—westerly. that marks a transition to more active weather from tuesday onwards. rain coming into the west and south—west on tuesday. wendy on wednesday, gales in the north and west, temperatures bouncing back into double figures. things are going to feel different but along with that it's more u nsettled, but along with that it's more unsettled, very wet at times, potentially disruptive winds as well on wednesday. more online or through the app. i'm christian fraser live in brussels where eu leaders have been meeting for a special brexit summit. theresa may urges parliament and the public to back her brexit deal after its endorsement at today's eu summit. the bri

on the easterly breezes that it is a fairly light breeze, and the winds will be as strong in eastern scotlandgrees. moving into friday, there are a few holes in the clouds here and there. —— those temperatures will be similar to that of today, six to 8 degrees. a few showers across scotland. it should be a little bit less cold across southern parts of england and wales. here we are closer to lower pressure. that weather front is attempting to push showers up a notch as clipping the southwest, but running through the english channel and going through other english areas. we still have easterly breeze, and a little bit of sunshine here and there. it's beginning to turn a little bit colder in the north, but still double figures in the south. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11pm: theresa may says further talks are needed to finalise a brexit deal before sunday's planned eu summit following a crunch meeting in brussels this evening. we have had a very good meeting this evening. we have made further progress. as a result we have given sufficient direction to negotiators and they c

it was stubborn for northern ireland and eastern scotland. but still what a glorious day it was. in scotland. what a beautiful picture. all weather patterns are interlinked around the planet and it is been a warm date in the arctic circle near north iceland. above normal for the the arctic circle near north iceland. above normalfor the time of year. the warm air going into the arctic which will be responded by chucking cold air out across europe. that will come our way and as we head towards the end of the week ahead, temperature will be colder. colder weather is on the way. further we have clear skies. we have lost the cloud and northern ireland but it will be a cold night and a really cold one if it not —— were not for those winds going to the rest of the night. temperatures in the towns and cities too, 4 degrees. perhaps in the highlands we can see cha pters perhaps in the highlands we can see chapters get below freezing where the windfalls like. high pressure still on the scene for sunday. dragging easterly winds and bringing a lot of dry air. the significance of that is it wi

the cloud and northern ireland has cleared, still the chance of summer drizzle across eastern part of scotlandnto some cloud in some eastern parts of scotland and the far north—east of ingram. elsewhere, it is clear. the arrows are indicating a south—easterly breeze. that means temperatures will not drop as low as they would if the breeze wasn't there. a touch of frost here and there. a touch of frost here and there in some spots, but not widespread. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. some patchy cloud, more likely to eastern parts of scotland and the england, but a sunny day in northern ireland. temperatures are between nine and 12 celsius. changes over the week ahead, going into monday, the wind becomes easterly and the blue comes in here, so it is colder air. noticeably, there will be more cloud around. there could be some drizzle and light showers, a few brighter spells here temperatures coming into single figures from any of us. if anything, going into tuesday, the wind will start to strengthen, adding a colder feel. still a lot of cloud, some bright sunny spells, but there will be the greater

still the chance of some drizzle in eastern parts of scotland.e cloud threes to impart in scotla nd some cloud threes to impart in scotland and the for north—east of england. but the arrows are indicating a south—easterly breeze. temperatures will drop as low as if the breeze from there, so low single figures, so a touch of frost to begin tomorrow, but not widespread. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine showing up. there will be some patchy cloud, more likely to parts of eastern scotla nd more likely to parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. but it isa scotland and north—east england. but it is a sunny day in northern ireland. for the most part, temperatures between nine and 12 celsius. there will be changes coming in the week ahead. firstly, we can see going into monday, the wind becomes easterly and the blue comes in here. so colder air will comes in here. so colder air will come in, but it will be noticeably cloudier. it will make it feel to it very different. there could be some light showers, just a few brighter spells here and there. te

scotla nd thin and break a little in eastern scotlandll. we're left with clear skies and a fairly brisk south—easterly wind and a cold one, much colder than recent nights, temperatures in towns and cities down to 2—4. tomorrow, notice northern ireland joins in on the sunny story and not much cloud for eastern scotland. what cloud we have in the morning should tend to fizzle out. in the sunshine, temperatures close to average for the time of year, highs of around 10—12, something like that. but then the weather over the next few days is going to turn cloudy. some damp weather around but more significantly, it will start to feel freezing cold with highs of about five foot on tuesday. that the weather. the world. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: five ministers in theresa may's cabinetjoin forces to try and persuade her to make changes to the draft brexit agreement. other ministers voice their support for the prime minister. president trump is visiting california, where wildfires have killed at least 71 people and left thousands homele

maybe just a few showers across eastern scotland and eastern england.r—looking day across the south of the country. we could even see a little bit of brightness. but there is a chance of some rain across the near continent returning northwards into the south—east of england. it's going to be a chilly day. and it stays chilly into the start of the next week, too, but things gradually turning wetter, windier and milder midweek onwards. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may is set to head to brussels for talks today with top eu officials ahead of sunday's crucial summit to formally sign off the brexit deal. spain has said it will not attend unless a last—minute disagreement over gibraltar is resolved. and french police fire tear gas at fuel price protesters in central paris. the protest have been going on all week against plans by president macron to put up the tax on petrol. a man has been arrested after a police officer was stabbed outside a railway station in east london. the officer was taken to hospital but his injuries are not thought t

southeast england across northern england, longer spells of wet weather north east england into eastern scotlande as well. maybe some of those journeys overnight turning a little on the tricky site for some of us here and temperatures their lowest parts of wales, southwest england where the wind eases, a few clear spells, touch of frost is possible. starting tomorrow outbreaks of rain, sleet and he'll snow around. by the afternoon especially across northern scotla nd afternoon especially across northern scotland and northern ireland whereas elsewhere is turning drier and brighter. three o'clock in the afternoon, see if you have showers feeling up across southwest england, perhaps in two parts of wales later, these lens are not a strong as they been to date in with the bit of sunshine around it'll feel a bit warmer. sunshine extending into seven scotland, the central belt, northern ireland a fair few showers around, but that's for the wet weather into the afternoon, not too much into the western isles. the windier day compared with today, a bit more of a wind chill around here. a look at some of

northern ireland, eastern scotland, the pennines, these places will have more cloud as the afternoon the door of the mid—teens. in northern ireland, we lose the clout to night. we will keep some in eastern scotland and north east england, but it is largely clear. enough of a breeze to stop temperatures falling too far, as it would if it were calm. there will be a touch of frost as we start the day tomorrow. the emphasis tomorrow will be on plenty of sunshine. plough through parts of eastern scotland and north east england. a sunny day in northern ireland, and temperatures pretty similar, 9—12dc. there is a change going into next week. the wind changes to an easterly, allowing the blue cold air to come in. cloudy conditions as well on monday. there could be drizzle in places, one or two light showers. drier weather with some brighter spells. it will be colder and feel colder in the easterly breeze with more cloud around, most of us sinking into single figures, where we will stay as the week goes on. the chance of seeing more sunny spells on tuesday, but a greater chance of picking up s

and eastern england. scotlandstern britain. britain. looking at winds of up to 70 miles an hour. 12 to maybe 1a celsius. weekend, we maintain low pressure nearby. nearby. the slightly milder air of the near continent. continent. with a mixture of sunshine and showers. 00:28:23,565 --> 858993221:01:24,738 this 858993221:01:24,738 --> 1717986441:34:25,910 is 1717986441:34:25,910 --> 2576979662:07:27,082 the 2576979662:07:27,082 --> 3435972882:40:28,254 business 3435972882:40:28,254 --> 4294966103:13:29,426 briefing. i'm sally bundock. is europe heading for recession? on the region's flagging economy. plus, phone or tablet, or both? samsung unfolds its secret weapon in the smartphone wars. those election results. reaction to a midterm election since the early 1980s. and that optimism is carrying through into asia. less unpredictable. forecasts in a few hours time. the region's economy could be heading for recession. 2%, the weakest rate in more than four years.

some showers in eastern scotland and eastern england but many will be dry, the best of the sunshine inl showers from the north sea, but many in the west will stay dry with sunny spells, single figure temperatures and the cool theme will continue into the start of next week. that's how it's looking, back to charlie and naga. sorry, matt! we were having a discussion, obviously discussing the weather and how interesting it was! of course, of course! yes! love you, matt! and that little thing called brexit! ben, what are you going to talk to us about? you were paying no attention to that either, were you? i could read this here or you could just tell us! you carry on your conversation and i'll tell people about astronomical fees when it comes to renting homes, and some of them are fairwhen comes to renting homes, and some of them are fair when you rain a new property, but some aren't! good morning! when you move into a rented house or flat you have to pay a deposit and when you move out you might have to pay for any damage incurred. but for a lot of people, they're also being hit with a wh

we pick up the showers are still peppering eastern parts of scotland, across northern towards northernvernight temperatures in towns and cities and of course in the countryside and suburbs it will be colder than this. into tomorrow morning and still on this flow of air coming in from the east, showers peppering eastern scotland, eastern england, some in northern ireland but much of western scotland, wales and the west of england will be dry and fairly sunny which means, for some of us, more blue sky compared to today. still single figure temperatures and a frost for many on a monday night into tuesday morning. some mist and fog around as well. but on tuesday, the atlantic starts to roar back into life with a warm weather front coming through and another on wednesday with those isobars getting closer together. the winds pick up as the weather turns much more active the winds coming from the south—west, you can see from the colours, that means it is milder air coming in. you will notice temperatures heading up. tuesday come rain from the west and south—west across all parts on wednesday

north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud. will see some sunshine. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees, but a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 11—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perhaps some cloud at times feeding into some of the eastern slopes of the pennines, parts of eastern scotland, and those temperatures, 9—12, just subtly creeping downwards. a sign of what is to come, because going into the start of the new working week, high pressure will still be sitting here, those winds moving clockwise, but that will introduce some colder air from the east and that will also bring back the cloud. more cloud around on monday, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle,

still the chance of some drizzle in eastern parts of scotland. a fine night as well. we will hold onto some cloud threes to impart in scotland and the for north—east of england. but the arrows are indicating a south—easterly breeze. temperatures will drop as low as if the breeze from there, so low single figures, so a touch of frost to begin tomorrow, but not widespread. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine showing up. there will be some patchy cloud, more likely to parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. but it is a sunny day in northern ireland. for the most part, temperatures between nine and 12 celsius. there will be changes coming in the week ahead. firstly, we can see going into monday, the wind becomes easterly and the blue comes in here. so colder air will come in, but it will be noticeably cloudier. it will make it feel to it very different. there could be some light showers, just a few brighter spells here and there. temperatures are coming down into single figures from any of us, and if anything, going into tuesday, the easterly wind

more rain for eastern scotland. the weather pattern fairly static.he pressure to the south and south—west threatening to push together with this weather pattern fairly static. high pressure to north of the uk. the pressure to the south and south—west threatening to push together with is weather from we head into the weekend we keep the one. temperatures in the right direction days. we might make double figures on saturday. most places dry. a little sunshine. a few showers and diverse out and showers across eastern part of it. and travelled to brussels ahead of a make or break summit this weekend. —— theresa may is in brussels ahead of a make or break summit this weekend. but can she find something in the shape of a future trading relationship, to win over disgruntled mp's at home. mrs may is looking to flesh out the future trading relationship, without unravelling progress that's has already made. deep concern over the case of a british academic — who's been jailed for life in the united arab emirates. matthew hedges has been found guilty of spying o

sure are scattered about recent scotla nd sure are scattered about recent scotland in eastern englandrt of wales and scotland and england will see sunshine, if anything sunnier than today. some mist and fog and a touch of frost coming to tuesday morning but weather fronts coming in to tuesday and wednesday, low pressure from the atlantic taking over and wet and windy but milder weather as our ear direction changes from east toa our ear direction changes from east to a south—westerly. again the milderfeel to a south—westerly. again the milder feel will to a south—westerly. again the milderfeel will be to a south—westerly. again the milder feel will be offset much stronger winds. he has a flavour of things for tuesday and wednesday. tuesday, rain spreading from the south—west and we will all see wet weather on some stage on wednesday and there will be deals, severe gales in places in the north and north—west. —— deals. potentially destructive winds particularly on wednesday milder. much more weather for the week ahead available on a website. —— i were website. —— on our website, —— on o

from the word go in parts of eastern scotland. in the northern and eastern parts of scotland. western fringes of still seeing some sunny spells. northern ireland, dry with sunny spells. northern, central and eastern england, where you see the cloud damp in places but the rain not amounting to much. sunshine through much of wales, and at the south—west of england. temperatures for the most pa rt of england. temperatures for the most part in single figures but windchill is not so much of an issue. still quite cold particularly under the cloud cover and you may see some patchy rain, continuing from thursday into friday morning and moor park ticket leap through eastern scotland. —— and more particularly. not as cold as friday against vote pockets of rural frost around. —— though. the chance of a shower into the south—west. it could have hail. and a rumble of thunder. elsewhere sunny spells. scotland and northern england should farewell or sunshine. going into the weekend, low pressure to the south, high pressure to the north, much of

quite windy across scotland, gusts of 40mph around some of those eastern coasts, so if anything, it's it did on tuesday for scotland and northern ireland, especially with the strong winds and rain, but it shouldn't feel quite as cold as it did on tuesday for england and wales, especially if you've got some sunshine and the winds are not as strong as well. but the wet weather will tend to clear away for most areas during wednesday evening, and that means clearer skies, that means tumbling temperatures, before we see cloud coming in off the north sea, bringing with it some drizzle, arresting the temperature fall, but further west with clearer skies, frost likely and maybe some icy patches. some early sunshine perhaps across northern ireland, into wales and western scotland. maybe some sunshine developing at times across southern counties of england, but elsewhere, cloudy, a little bit damp with some wetter weather pushing back into eastern scotland, seven degrees if you're lucky here. eight or nine, i think, will be fairly typical elsewhere. another chilly sort of day. the threat of rai

quite windy across scotland, gusts of 40mph around some of those eastern coasts, so if anything, it'sespecially with the strong winds and rain, but it shouldn't feel quite as cold as it did on tuesday for england and wales, especially if you've got some sunshine and the winds are not as strong as well. but the wet weather will tend to clear away for most areas during wednesday evening, and that means clearer skies, that means tumbling temperatures, before we see cloud coming in off the north sea, bringing with it some drizzle, arresting the temperature fall, but further west with clearer skies, frost likely and maybe some icy patches. some early sunshine perhaps across northern ireland, into wales and western scotland. maybe some sunshine developing at times across southern counties of england, but elsewhere, cloudy, a little bit damp with some wetter weather pushing back into eastern scotland, seven degrees if you're lucky here. eight or nine, i think, will be fairly typical elsewhere. another chilly sort of day. the threat of rain coming into the far south—west with this area of low

scotland and eastern england, quite afew in scotland and eastern england, quite a few in east anglia e had this weekend, west is best for sunshine, north—west scotland is doing quite well once again, but temperatures are coming down again, some of us will be in single figures, the stronger wind will also make it feel colder than that. more cloud streaming in from the east on tuesday, more showers, too. these tend to filter westwards through the day, so there is the chance of a shower just about anywhere. over higher ground, there will be a wintry flavour to some of these showers, the wind will get stronger, too. could be up to 50 mph for some in the east. wind—chill come into play, temperatures will come down further, but when you factor in the wind, it will feel like it is closer to freezing in places. compared to what we have had recently, that feels very different indeed. this is how your week of weather is shaping up, temperatures coming down, it also much colder in the strong wind. into wednesday and thursday, there is the greater chance of seeing some wet weather. longer spells

one or two misty and foggy patches first thing on sunday and eastern scotland, north—east england, thatnny day across—the—board. a breeze from the south—east. temperatures, fairly average for this time of year. as we look towards the new working week, high—pressure setting across scandinavia, this cold front pushing end from the east. duelling mandate that will bring in more cloud. look at those temperatures. back into single figures for most places. it will feel quite a lot colder than it has done in the past week. high pressure sitting across scandinavia, thatis pressure sitting across scandinavia, that is drawing in an easterly breeze, by tuesday that easterly breeze, by tuesday that easterly breeze could bring more cloud and showers. it could be wintry over the mountains in the north. wednesday, similar, cold easterly wind, snow fall possible over the pennines and the mountains of scotland. it will feel chilly. through the middle part of the week we have that cold easterly breeze. the wind could change direction in the latter part of the week. expecting snow all over the mountains t

notjust cloud but showers in eastern scotland and down to eastern england during the day. there will be some spots in east anglia and the south—east. west is best for sunny spells tomorrow. north east scotland bearing quite well but nowhere as nice as it has been in the sunshine recently. a strong easterly wind and some showers, wintery over higher ground as well, with limited sunny spells and north west scotland still faring quite well. look at the strength of the easterly wind. gusting up to a0 mph now in western parts, meaning wind—chill comes into play. temperatures have come down quite a bit from where they are at the moment but factoring in the winds, with that feels like factor, it is closer to freezing in places, so it is closer to freezing in places, $03 it is closer to freezing in places, so a definite chill on the way this week. temperatures will recover a little by the end of the week. that is what we are expecting this week: colder and much colder for a is what we are expecting this week: colder and much colderfor a time. the cold enhanced by the strong easterl

a few bright or sunny spells, often cloudy, and either showers or patchy rain for eastern scotland or the wind is not straight easterly, temperatures recover for some of us a degree or so recover for some of us a degree or so particularly across other parts of the uk. into the weekend it looks like low pressure will try to bring in some wet weather. it looks like it will be targeting mainly parts of england saturday into sunday so northern ireland and scotland may be into wales will be mainly dry. we will keep you updated on that. and with that again some less—cold air reaching in with it. but as we go into next week it looks like low pressure will park itself to the west of us. high pressure to the north—east. and there will answer you a battle for dominance between the two. looks like low pressure will start to get closer, though. and with that the jetstream will dock a more typical pattern. remember that it is coming from the east at the moment. it will try to ta ke east at the moment. it will try to take direct track from the atlantic, fed around the low pressure, trying to bring

further showers around across yorkshire, eastern scotland, and temperatures by early monday, above freezing in city centres. outside of town there will be a touch of frost, particularly across northern and north—western areas. tomorrow, very much an east west split. easterly wind will continue to bring a lot of thick clouds to the east of the country, so from london all the way to edinburgh, whereas in the west we will have some sunshine, so fine weather for places like cardiff, liverpool, and glasgow. tuesday morning onwards, those weather fronts start to line up in the atlantic and head our way, and on top of that increasing winds as well. this is the morning. rain reaching cornwall and devon, parts of wales, eventually belfast as well, and by the afternoon central parts of the uk, but for most of the day it looks as though northern areas will stay dry. misty and foggy for a time in the morning. let's look at the weather in the middle of the week. big low—pressure well and truly in charge, in fact dominating the whole north atlantic. look at all of these isobars. with that also comes much

it comes in overnight across parts of central eastern scotland and the good part of england.orning, but it is here when the morning commute could well be again under blue skies and sunshine. through the day, pliable increase, and a cloudy day forjust pliable increase, and a cloudy day for just about all of us. pliable increase, and a cloudy day forjust about all of us. the cloud will be set enough across parts of southern and eastern england, and especially in eastern scotland, from one to venture was. temperatures down tomorrow, and the sun struggling to get out. the wind will make it feel colder. degrees not be with us as they go through monday night into tuesday. various areas of cloud working on, and the increased chances of showers on tuesday. most likely will be parts of northern england and north—west wales. for most, on tuesday, they will green. on the hills, you could see sleet and snow. by the wind is strongest, and snow. by the wind is strongest, and the air called this, it is going to feel closer to a band freezing. some cold air on the break. just to confirm that

north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud.ill see some sunshine. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees, but a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 4—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perhaps some cloud at times feeding into some of the eastern slopes of the pennines, parts of eastern scotland, and those temperatures, 9—12, just subtly creeping downwards. a sign of what is to come, because going into the start of the new working week, high pressure will still be sitting here, those winds moving clockwise, but that will introduce some colder air from the east and that will also bring back the cloud. more cloud around on monday, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle, st

north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees, but a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 11—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perhaps some cloud at times feeding into some of the eastern slopes of the pennines, parts of eastern scotland, and those temperatures, 9—12, just subtly creeping downwards. a sign of what is to come, because going into the start of the new working week, high pressure will still be sitting here, those winds moving clockwise, but that will introduce some colder air from the east and that will also bring back the cloud. more cloud around on monday, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle, still a keen breeze par

north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud.rn scotland will see some sunshine. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees, but a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 4—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perhaps some cloud at times feeding into some of the eastern slopes of the pennines, parts of eastern scotland, and those temperatures, 9—12, just subtly creeping downwards. a sign of what is to come, because going into the start of the new working week, high pressure will still be sitting here, those winds moving clockwise, but that will introduce some colder air from the east and that will also bring back the cloud. more cloud around on monday, perhaps the odd spot o

picking up in eastern scotland and england for one or two light rain showers.st of you now in single figures. only a few getting into double figures. wintry showers over the hills into tuesday. good morning. britain should walk away from the eu rather than being bullied. the us president visits northern california after the most devastating wildfires in the history of the state. mental health in the workplace should be given these same status as physical health, according to 50 business executives. and after 10am, you can hear from executives. and after 10am, you can hearfrom dominic executives. and after 10am, you can hear from dominic raab executives. and after 10am, you can hearfrom dominic raab himself on the andrew marr show. that on bbc 0ne. the andrew marr show. that on bbc one. a full review of the newspapers coming up are you injust a one. a full review of the newspapers coming up are you in just a moment, but first a full sports roundabout which comes from will perry at the bbc sports centre. hello. good morning. england's cricketers claimed their fir

scotland. a few shouts of the northern isles and down across eastern parts of scotland. and fog reform across parts of england and wales in particular. frost is possible, temperatures below freezing across parts scotland and west england especially. into tomorrow, while much of scotland and eastern england, by the chao, is dry. rain spread quickly through the morning. rain pushes into the west midlands later on. some heavy in places that note that temperatures, 12 in plymouth, a sign of something milder. and while the wet weather pushes into all parts, there is a speu pushes into all parts, there is a spell of wetter and windy weather from the deep area of low pressure after the west. mid week, the windiest spell, could see wins widely in the west of 55 mph and maybe touching 70 mph in the far north—west. outbreaks of rain for all and most persistent cough —— for parts of scotland. back into double figures that just about all of us. sunshine and showers 2—seater week out. throughout the brexit negotiations business leaders have called for clarity — so now we have an idea

part of north—east england along the coast, northern ireland and eastern scotland.or of the mid teens. elsewhere, around 9—12d in that south—easterly breeze, which for many of us if a little stronger wind than we are in the past couple of days. many others will be dry and clear overnight but still a bit of cloud in scotland and north east england. enough of a breeze to stop it going down too far. that will allow a touch of frost and places. the chilly start tomorrow morning but a glorious start, with plenty of sunshine around. for most of us, that will continue throughout the day. a sunny day in northern ireland, with a bit of patchy cloud and eastern scotland and for some in north—east england. the temperatures are fairly similar, still around 9-12 are fairly similar, still around 9—12 degrees. as a look at the picture going into monday, more of an easterly developing. that will usherin an easterly developing. that will usher in some colder. noticeably, more cloud around as well. the combination of the two comedy cold a plus cloud, will make it feel very different

parts of eastern scotland staying quite cloudy. northern ireland, too.aturday, sunday will be even sunnier. high pressure to the east and north—east of us, flow of air coming from the south—east. right now, it is quite dry air so not much moisture to make cloud. as we go through sunday, sunnier in northern ireland, still a bit of cloud at times for eastern scotland and parts of north—east england. still the same south—easterly breeze, still the same sort of temperatures for sunday so still on the mild side, where we are widely into double figures. don't get used to that. it is about to change because we go into monday and we are going to make a change to the wind direction. more of an easterly. we start to drag in these blue colours from the east, the cold air. two things going on, on monday. one, it is colder and two, there is more cloud around. the combination will make it feel very different compared with the weekend. you could see a bit of light rain and drizzle here and there. that said, still some brighter spells and the western isles should see a

but for much of england and wales, and eastern scotland, it should tend to stay dry.ble cloud and sunshine. where any sunshine is prolonged across the south—east, we could see 16 degrees. double figures likely further north as well. stays mild in tuesday. as we import this mild air off the near continent. but low—pressure spilling out into the west of the country will gradually bring more unsettled weather to our shores as the week wears on. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: leave supporter arron banks insists all the money he donated to campaigns for brexit before the referendum was generated from his own businesses in the uk, and none came from russia. tributes are paid to the former cabinet secretary and head of the civil service, sirjeremy heywood, who has died from cancer, aged 56. an investigation‘s begun into how eight children fell from an inflatable slide at a fireworks display in woking last night. seven of them have now been discharged from hospital. leicester city players arrive in bangkok to join funeral ceremonies for their chairman who died in a he