more rain arriving into south—west england, wales, northern ireland, western scotland. ands and north—west england. ahead of this, we've still got some warmth across east anglia, south—east england. 21 or 22 celsius here. starting to see something cooler further west. then some very turbulent weather potentially on friday. a deep area of low pressure, tightly packed isoba rs, so gales and heavy rain. we've got multiple heavy warnings in place at the moment. that will be pushing its way across the uk, bringing heavy rain into western scotland, northern ireland, wales and south—west england. still very windy for north ireland through the afternoon. that rain may not get across to the far south—east of england until later in the day. these are the average, sustained winds, but the gusts could well get up to 50 or 60 miles an hour, maybe even higher. so potentially some disruptive winds, keep an eye on the warnings. there are lots of them and they're all on our website. bye— bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today:

for much of england and wales, eastern scotland, it will start cloudy. outbreaks of rain and some mightjust be hanging onto late afternoon across easternmost fringes of eastern england. elsewhere, brightening up and sunny spells and a fine afternoon. scattered showers for western scotland, northern ireland, wales and western england and a southerly breeze becomes a west north and west breeze tomorrow which might peg back temperatures a bit but if you got some sunshine, that will always help. the last of that rain in the far east will clear on thursday evening. the showers fade in the west but one or two will continue in the night in scotland. thursday, a story of clear skies and widespread frost with one or two fog patches. plenty of fine and sunny weather on friday that things change in by the end of the day initially for northern ireland as it turns wetter and windier. that is the former hurricane oscar gets closer to the uk. it is this area of low pressure, the centre of which will pass into the north west in the weekend, close enough to get windier a

for england, wales, and parts of scotla nd for england, wales, and parts of scotland and wales northernr air, breeze picking up over the next few hours. some milderair, a breeze picking up over the next few hours. some milder air, a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain pushing into western scotland whereas further south we will keep the clear skies. there will still be some patches of frost in the countryside, especially for northern england, one or two patches in wales, and elsewhere in the countryside. where we start of cold there will be plenty of sunshine. notice our band of rain quite quickly eases off in scotland. as it pushes southwards during the day, just a lump of cloud, really, across northern ireland, and also the north of wales. a few spots of rain on it but not much. dry with some sunshine, highs of 17 in london and not bad at all for this time of year. as we look at the weather forecast through friday night, we will keep that combination of clear skies and light winds through england and wales. the chilly night in the countryside, a few patches of frost around, but also the po

much of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, a fine and dry start the new week. good deal of sunshine. windy for the northern and western isles, gusts of 60 these are the average strength. 12 celsius across scotland, england and wales. for most, a fine end to the day tomorrow. that breeze will strengthen further. more persistent rain pushing into tuesday, courtesy of this front. still that squeeze and the isa buyers. windy conditions. a more north—westerly wind. a monster a. conditions. a more north—westerly wind. a monstera. more conditions. a more north—westerly wind. a monster a. more cloud. conditions. a more north—westerly wind. a monstera. more cloud. —— moisture in the air. more drive further east you are. the best of the sunshine further south and east. temperatures up to 16 or 17 celsius. as we pick up that moisture air on wednesday, more cloud down england and wales. while most of the uk dry, there will be more cloud around. still feeling mild. 1a to 16 celsius. by the end of the week, we lose those mild autumn conditions and replace it with something mu

england and wales, 22 celsius coming out so feeling quite warm for the time of year. night the rain will get heavier across northern england and wales from the slow—moving weather front. to the south—east of this we in a mild air, temperatures 10—12 overnight, turning murky with low cloud, mist on fog patches and drizzle. clearer skies for northern ireland, and the far north england, temperatures giving patchy frost in the countryside. here we should have the countryside. here we should have the fine start today for the weekend. plenty of sunshine in the north, there will be a few showers feeding into near coastal areas where is england and wales start off with this band of rain and the wet weather will push eastwards across east anglia, south—east england, with the rain getting heavier with time. the winds strengthening through the afternoon at the northerly winds will drag down the cold air, so it will feel much cooler for england and wales tomorrow. temperatures for most between 10—11i. through the night time that rain will clear away the day night, then the sky is

through scotland, northern england, wales, and the south of england, wales, and the south of england,as well. call to the north—west, where you have clouded rain, too. into the evening hours, brings us to move a little bit, so it will ease for areas that have seen the heaviest downpours over the last few days. the bramall was eastwards a cross last few days. the bramall was eastwards across the country, moving through into sunday. so a different feeling day on sunday. the eastern england, where we have had the warm weather and sunshine, despite the wind, it will turn soggy on sunday. the further west, an improvement in the weather. such a recurring to northern ireland, western parts of scotla nd northern ireland, western parts of scotland and england, wales, to, but unease, cloudy with our press of rain, and our bric—a—brac, too. so as to be about 10 degrees cooler on sundeck and petty saturday. keep the highs of the latest forecast, and you can see all the weather warnings on our forecast. —— you can see all the weather warnings on ourforecast. —— keep you can see all the weather war

soa holding on across england and wales so a fine day across saturday and sunday. d the far north of england. that is a quick peek into the weekend. have a lovely night. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: all smiles as saudi's crown prince meets the us secretary of state — but international pressure mounts over the disappearance of journalist jamal khashoggi. day two of the duke and duchess down under. harry and meghan's royal roadshow hits rural australia. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: searching for foods of the future. is this lab—grown nugget the answer? it is really tasty. it takes like chicken. it is chicken. and northern irish writer wins the man booker

we will see it calling down across england and wales on monday but there will beafair and wales on monday but there will be a fair bit of bright weather to go on monday with sunshine around. the best of it across england and wales. further north and west some rain in scotland. notice the temperatures just easing back. rain in scotland. notice the temperaturesjust easing back. i is between 11 and 1a celsius. as far as the rest of the week goes, it should bea the rest of the week goes, it should be a mainly dry picture. quite a bit of sunshine around with some mist and fog expected. there will be rain at times across the west of scotland and some of that rain will be heavy as well. towards the end of the week ended will get quite a bit colder. full of 5th hello this is bbc news. the headlines: saudi arabia admits journalist jamal khashoggi was killed in the consulate in istanbul. the uk says those responsible must be held to account. protestors calling for a referendum on the final brexit deal are marching through central london this afternoon — heading to a rally in parliament square. 0rga

that brings some rain, a few patches for the north of wales. night, no such problem for england and walesy. here, in the cooler air, cloudy patchy start. —— likely patchy. here, in the coolerair, if you shout was working into the western isles should stay dry. brighter conditions towards the south—east, with afternoon sunshine here. quite a contrast further north, looking at highs of 11 or 12 degrees, you will notice the change, it will feel much cooler. we can weather prospects, starting with rain across england and wales, quite slow moving and heavy at times, as it swings towards east anglia and south—east england during the afternoon, northwest, decent day, cold and luckily frosty, plenty of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, northern areas of england, northern wilds. sunday, reversal of fortune, england and wales has the best of the sunshine, downhill to the northwest, outbreaks of rain working into scotland. hello. you‘re watching afternoon live. i‘m martine croxall. today at 2. the dutch authorities accuse russian intelligence of mounting a cyber attack on the international

england and wales, early mist and fog, clearing away, lots of sunshine around. gland will be breezier and cloudier, with outbreaks of rain. those temperatures range from 15 to around 17 or 18 degrees across the south. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: theresa may prepares to meet eu leaders, but there is little sign of a breakthrough on brexit. a warning that thousands of babies are growing up in toxic households, at risk of severe harm. and a hug for the royal couple, as harry and meghan continue to pull in the crowds in australia. pension pots worth £20 billion are sitting unclaimed after people lost track of them. i will be telling you how you can track yours down. no bale, but no problem for wales, as a brilliant free—kick from harry wilson helps them to beat ireland and go top of their nations league group.

sunshine turning hazy for northern england and wales, but for northern england and wales, but for much nd fine day. a fine end to the day in scotland as well. temperatures not farfrom scotland as well. temperatures not far from where they should be for the time of year. that zone of cloud moves its way northwards once again and we start to see low cloud developed in the west, so eastern fog as well. not as chilly in western areas but in the east we could see temperatures drop down into lower single figures. as we go into lower single figures. as we go into saturday morning, it could be a little bit like this. temperatures start to rise and some dense fog patches around. in england and wales that fog could linger through the morning, not clearing until close to lunchtime. not a bad start elsewhere, morning cloud breaking up, some good sunny spells the southern and eastern areas. temperatures in aberdeenshire hitting 18, 18 to the south—east corner. northern ireland and western scotla nd corner. northern ireland and western scotland could see more in the way of cloud throughout the day a

thursday starts with this weather front covering parts of england, wales and eastern scotland.rain with it. it may well be the further east you are in england, that rain may not clear until quite later in the afternoon perhaps not until after dark. whereas elsewhere sunny spells developed, a few showers west in scotla nd developed, a few showers west in scotland and northern ireland especially in the west, one or two p°ppin9 especially in the west, one or two p°pping up especially in the west, one or two popping up their western parts of england and wales. there will be very hit and miss. many will stay dry and in the west northwesterly breeze, temperatures may come back a degree or so. it was still feel ok because the wind is light. as a goat through thursday evening and night. there goes the last of the rain from the east, the showers in the west fade, largely clear and temperatures will drop awake and widely to get a widespread frost this friday start. sunshine cutting over in the west, rain heading towards the island —— to arrive. and that has to do with the former hurrican

across england and wales 2221 celsius widely, 2a25 for south—east england, very warm for the middle ofn continues to move north through northern ireland into scotland, easing off for a while through wales but more returns later in the night, miles 13—16dc for england and wales, eight or nine for scotla nd england and wales, eight or nine for scotland and northern ireland, this front is slowly moving east, also the dividing line between the warmth that we've got between eastern areas and something cooler and fresher north and west. they will be more rain to come through the morning across southern counties of england into wales, slowly pushing north and east through the day. sunshine already across northern ireland will extend into scotland, wales, and south—west england, the rain likely to linger in eastern counties, it will feel cooler on sunday, between 12 and 18 celsius. still rain lingering over south—east england on monday, on tuesday, sunshine in the south and east and west it in this is bbc news. the headlines at 11am: nearly 30 flood warning are in place as heavy rain from stor

you can see how that warmth extends across england and wales into northern ireland and scotland. even 23 or 2a for east anglia and south—east england. skies will turn hazy across the south—west in southern england later in the day. outbreaks of rain pushing their way northwards overnight into south—west england, wales, northern ireland, the midlands. northwest england staying mostly dry across scotland and the east of england. this is what you expect by day at this time of year. also a very mild night as we go into thursday. thursday is going to be a transition day, we have not one but two cold fronts moving their way across england. patches of early—morning rain in south—west england. more rain arriving into south—west england. it will eventually push its way up into the midlands and north—west england. ahead of this, we have still got some warmth across east anglia, south—east england. 21 or 22 celsius there. we will start to see something cooler further right. then some very cool weather potentially friday. the deep area of low pressure, tightly packed isobars, gales. multiple

. for england and wales.rth. stepped up demands for a full explanation. to punish those responsible. journalist, jamal khashoggi, before all the facts were known. until proven innocent. the impasse in brexit negotiations. trying to find a solution to the irish border issue. still a sticking point. up—to—date on the headlines, it's now for panorama. chlorine. my god. tonight on panorama — the truth about a toxic war. the chemical weapons that have terrorised people across syria. translation: people were hysterical. killed by chlorine. while president assad denies all responsibility... we have never used our chemical weapons arsenal. our investigation shows they have been used time and time again. translation: i felt my throat burning. i was choking. i couldn't breathe. a crucial part of a war—winning strategy. translation: two chemical attacks in a small area. what's left? it's all over.

generally across england and wales, sunny spells continue.eather from pushing sunny spells continue. another weatherfrom pushing into the north—west and wind strength and here. in eastern scotland, temperatures around 17 degrees and high teens into the south east corner. into sunday, the weather front is there. isobars squeezing together and the breeze into the far north—west and that will push steadily south and east. generally speaking across much of scotland and northern ireland, there will be a lot of cloud around and there will be outbreaks of rain. it will be a wea k be outbreaks of rain. it will be a weak affairand for be outbreaks of rain. it will be a weak affair and for much of england and wales we continue to see plenty of dry, sunny weather. temperatures of dry, sunny weather. temperatures of 17 or 18 degrees. all in all, not a bad weekend. a reminder of our main stories. there's anger as theresa may says the uk's transition out of the eu could be extended by "a matter of months" to ensure there's no visible border in northern ire

we'll probably see things turning damp for a time across north—west england and the north of wales toond for the north of friday afternoon, there should be some sunshine in southern england and wales. highs of up to 17 degrees. heading on into the weekend, well, we've got this warm front moving in off the atlantic, and again, that's going to be bringing some more rain across scotland, even pushing into eastern areas as we go through the morning. the afternoon, well, it should become really quite warm for the time of year across eastern areas of scotland and north—east england. and thanks to the foehn effect, and we can see temperatures pushing up to around 18 degrees or so. and for england and wales, the weather stays quite quiet, variable cloud, some bright or sunny spells, but we could see mist and fog patches to start the day. and that theme will continue probably into saturday as well. mist and fog patches around this weekend but the weather mostly dry for most of us. that's your weather. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today

for england and wales, the mist and scotland. for england and wales, the mistand murk scotland. elsius, but towards the south and east, temperatures staying in double figures at around ten or 11. the weather front is with you through wednesday across south—west england, the midlands, the north—east of england, it is a very wea k the north—east of england, it is a very weak feature, it will bring this band of cloud, patchy light rain and drizzle, particularly over higher ground. sunshine on the far north—east of england and most of us on wednesday have some sunshine. some showers into the west of scotland, temperatures around 13 to 15, fresher than yesterday. the temperatures will continue to dip a bit into thursday, still plenty of dry and sunny weather. goodbye. this is business live from bbc news, with ben thompson and samantha simmonds. the co—founder of microsoft, paul allen, has died at the age of 65. tributes pour in from across the tech world. live from london, that's our top story on tuesday the 16th of october. bill gates has described his life—long friend paul allen as

mist and fog slow to clear once again across england and wales, once again across england and wales, once it does they will be some good spells of sunshine, further north a lwa ys spells of sunshine, further north always more cloud and outbreaks of rain across northern and western scotland. it will be a fairly windy day for the western isles and northern isles. elsewhere lighter winds and temperatures getting up towards 17—18 in the sunshine. 20 men are found guilty of being part of a grooming gang that abused girls as young as 11 in and around huddersfield. the men plied their victims with alcohol and drugs, and abused them over seven years. on one occasion, she came home and her neck was completely black with bites, from one side to the other. a taxi had just pulled up outside and pushed her out. sometimes victims were driven to the yorkshire moors, and abandoned there at night. police have praised the courage of those who came forward to give evidence. also tonight: the former head of mi6 says he has little doubt that the saudi regime ordered the killing of the journalist jamal kha

more rain arriving into south—west england, wales, northern ireland, western scotland. th—west england. ahead of this, we've still got some warmth across east anglia, south—east england. 21 or 22 celsius here. starting to see something cooler further west. then some very turbulent weather potentially friday. a deep area of low pressure, tightly packed isoba rs, so gales and heavy rain. we've got multiple heavy warnings in place at the moment. that will be pushing its way across the uk, bringing heavy rain into western scotland, northern wales and south—west england. still very windy through the afternoon. that rain may not get across to the far south—east of england until late in the day. these are the average, sustained winds, but the gusts could well get up to 50 or 60 miles an hour, maybe even higher. so potentially some disruptive winds, keep an eye on the warnings. there are lots of them and they are all on our website. bye— bye. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: hurricane michael bears down on america's gulf coast. massive storm surges and win

wales. reverse of fortunes there for scotland and northern ireland. wet and windy as the day wears on. feeling quite cool as well but for england to 16 celsius. books like the southern areas get pressure. we'll see operates a rain at times across many northern areas. the far north of scotla nd northern areas. the far north of scotland could stay bright. for england and was, variable cloud comes sunny england and was, variable cloud comes sunny spells —— for england and wales, scenario ...and it and it warms up still at the end of the week. northern and western parts of the uk will be plagued by some other fronts. parts of the uk will be plagued by some otherfronts. should parts of the uk will be plagued by some other fronts. should see some rain at times. this is bbc news. the headlines at eleven: president trump's nominee for the supreme court, brett kava naugh, who's accused of sexual assault, moves a step closer to getting the job for life. as protests continue in washington, two undecided senators announce this evening that they will vote to confirm judge kavanaugh tomorrow. the head of an nhs trust at the centre of scores

sunday in england and wales is looking absolutely fine, the temperatures will recover a little bit asooking too bad across england and wales on sunday at all. sunday night into monday, weather fronts keep pushing in and pushing through the north—west of the country, it looks like northern ireland, parts of scotland are into some rain. this is monday now, look at the north of parts of scotland are into some rain. this is monday now, look at the north of scotland, it get some sunshine on monday. then england and wales on monday are also looking fairly sunny, partly cloudy skies, but crucially the winds are starting to blow out of the south—west, so that means the temperatures will be picking up, we are back up to 16 in belfast in newcastle, and the good news is for some of us next week, the week ahead, it is looking like there is a bit of an indian summer on the way with temperatures well into the 20s for some. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: i will vote to confirm judge kavanaugh. brett

we‘ll probably see things turning damp for a time across north—west england and the north of wales too to 17 degrees. heading on into the weekend, well, we‘ve got this warm front moving in off the atlantic, and again, that‘s going to be bringing some more rain across scotland, even pushing into eastern areas as we go through the morning. the afternoon, well, it should become really quite warm for the time of year across eastern areas of scotland and north—east england. and thanks to the foehn effect, and we can see temperatures pushing up to around 18 degrees or so. and for england and wales, the weather stays quite quiet, variable cloud, some bright or sunny spells, but we could see mist and fog patches to start the day. and that theme will continue probably into saturday as well. mist and fog patches around this weekend but the weather mostly dry for most of us. that‘s your weather. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name‘s mike embley. our top stories: the us asks turkey to hand over a surveillance recording, allegedly

the murder rate in england and wales reaches a ten—year high.

front will clear away south—eastwards over the weekend, lingering with some rain for parts of england and waleson sunday, we'll keep you updated on that. once it's gone, though, it brightens up, but it's much cooler for all. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: pulled from the rubble after indonesia's earthquake. rescuers are in a race against time, with the death toll now 1,000 and rising. police are struggling to keep control, as thousands grow increasingly desperate. here in palu, emotions are running high, as survivors are still struggling to get hold of basic supplies like food and water. from laser pioneer to nobel prize winner, we meet the woman setting new standards in science. and, after multiple deaths of deep—sea whales, claims that noise pollution from ships and submarines is to blame.

front will clear away south—eastwards over the weekend, lingering with some rain for parts of england and wales be getting some rain into south—east england on sunday, we'll keep you updated on that. once it's gone, though, it brightens up, but it's much cooler for all. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: the prime minister says she is fighting for hard—working families, as she freezes fuel duty for the ninth year in a row. mounting desperation in indonesia, as survivors of the earthquake and tsunami search for food, fuel and water. here in palu, emotions are running high, as survivors are still struggling to get hold of basic supplies like food and water. can't afford a mortgage, and struggling to pay the rent. the young people at the sharp end of the housing crisis. amazon delivers a pay rise for its lowest—paid workers,

still raining in parts of england and wales on saturday, still potentially for a time in south—east england thanks to joining us. thanks tojoining us. —— thanks to join —— thanks forjoining us. i‘m rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: pulled from the rubble after indonesia‘s earthquake. rescuers are in a race against time, with the death toll now 1300 and rising. police are struggling to keep control, as thousands grow increasingly desperate. here in palu, emotions are running high as survivors are still struggling to get hold of basic supplies like food and water. i‘m babita sharma in london. also in the programme: richer, stronger and more authoritarian. we have a special report on china‘s rise and its changing relationship with the west.

england and wales, 13 or 14, so we above 13, in england and wales, 13 or 14, so we above average 13,vative party have warned the prime minister that she can keep britain within eu customs arrangements until 2022 at the latest. the picture is of 2 dogs who attended the wooferendum dog march in central london yesterday. the telegraph says police are setting targets to investigate fewer than half of all reported crimes. they also have a picture of sean walsh and katya jones who apologised to their partners after being seen kissing outside a pub! if you don't know, they are a partnership in strictly this year. the metro leads with the deaths of two runners at a half marathon in cardiff yesterday. and the daily mirror splashes on the apologies issued by strictly come dancing contestant, seann walsh, and his dance partner, katya jones, after they were photographed kissing outside a pub. 0ne one other thing, i mentioned earlier that dad jokes are making a return in the papers, one more? people say they are safe and cringeworthy in a world of nastiness, a new age of nastiness. they are nice

again, parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, wales and the south—west of england, wales the south—east of england and with that mild air in charge, in the sunshine we could see temperatures up to 24, well above average for the time of year. into the second half of the weekend, we'll see the rain edging further east. perhaps a soggy start for london and the south—east, some rain and even snow of the scottish mountains. when the rain and hill snow clears to the east, and improved today in much of the country but temperatures will be almost 10 degrees cooler on sunday than they are on saturday. into next week, still unsettled and breezy with showery rain at times. bye—bye. you are watching bbc news. our top story: russian officials begin a criminal investigation into a failed space mission which forced two crew members to perform an emergency landing in kazakhstan. russia has suspended manned flights to the international space station. shortly after takeoff, nick hague and alexey 0vchinin reported a problem with the rocket‘s booster. they ejected their capsule from the boos

for the second half of the weekend, high—pressure staying across england and wales so more fine weatherand and wales but once the sunshine comes out towards the south—east, it will be and other mild day. as the cold front pushes through across the country by monday, it will turn called for all of us. —— colder. the latest headlines: president trump has now said he does believe the missing saudi journalist and government critic jamal khashoggi is "most likely" dead. and if the saudis are responsible, he said the consequences should be "ve the us treasury secretary has pulled out of a high—profile investment conference in riyadh. so have his opposite numbers from britain and france. prime minister theresa may is considering delaying the uk's departure from the single market and the customs union, to give more time to agree a final brexit deal and find a solution to trade and security issues on the irish border. but she's come under significant criticism from her own party as a result. afghanistan is on high alert ahead of crucial parliamentary elections, with militants increasingly active

it will turn much cooler across england and wales, rain across england and wales, rain across englandt much cooler. that is the latest. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the united states senate has voted 51 to 49, to set up a final vote on whether or not to confirm brett kavanaugh as a member of the supreme court. indonesian officials fear there are still thousands of people trapped under collapsed building and mudslides after last week's earthquake and tsunami. the government has launched a criminal investigation after medical waste, including body parts, have been left to pile up at six sites across england and scotland. the eu's chief brexit negotiator has met with northern irish political leaders, as they try to find agreement over the irish border. and the eight—year—old girl who went swimming in sweden, and found a 1500 year old sword. now the latest sport with holly hamilton. premier league action this weekend, i am hamilton. premier league action this weekend, iam particularly looking forward to liverpool against manchester city? absolutely, ben. ithink manchester city

‘t be much rain left on it, just a few spots perhaps across northern ireland, north—west england, into north walestemperatures up to 16 degrees or so. through friday night, we‘ll keep the clear sky and light wind combination across england and wales but this time, we could see some fog patches forming as those temperatures take a bit of a dive. areas that could be particularly foggy — well, the welsh marches, somerset levels, maybe the salisbury plain as well. it means for some of us, we could wake up with scenes like this taking us into the first part of saturday morning and that fog could hang around for a few hours as well, before the sunshine comes out across england and wales. further north and west, for scotland and northern ireland, cloudier skies, some rain in the north—west of scotland easing through the day. temperature—wise, quite mild. 17 degrees for belfast, a 16 in newcastle, the mildest weather towards the south—east, where temperatures could hit 18 and possibly 19 celsius. and for the second half of the weekend, high—pressure staying across england and wales so more fine weather on

clearer skies for england and wales, but again there will be some mist and one or two fog patches acrosstemperatures getting down to about two or three celsius. so it will be a cool start to the day. any mist and fog patches will then burn off and we should see some sunshine, the best of it across southern and eastern areas. rain in northern ireland and scotland to start the day, then that pushes into northern england and wales whilst turning lighter and patchier. the rain associated with a cold front, so you will notice the contrast in temperatures, 17 degrees to the south of our front, but turning cooler for northern ireland and scotland where temperatures will be more like around 12 degrees. so a cooler day here for some, a drop of seven celsius. looking at the weather picture through monday, we have this cold front is continuing to press southwards. that will take the colder air from northern ireland and scotland and shove it in across england and wales. althought the day is going to be fine on monday with plenty of sunshine around those temperatures will be edging downwards, typical

finish sunday with some rain in northern england and north wales but for much of england and wales butthe car safe, you don't think you will lock the door so a bear can't get in. can you imagine if you didn't have the video footage trying to work out what happened. with the big footprints. try telling the insurers that one. there he is, in the back door. he is having a good rummage. thank you matt. time now, is 8.20. ben's looking at the high street this morning. we'll get a snapshot of how it's faring with the latest official retailfigures. but costs for those shops are going up — business rates are going up again. but online firms are powering ahead. ben's looking at whether that's fair. yes. the online retailer asos is the latest fashion website to report growth the high street can only dream of. it the latest fashion website that has reported growth that the high street could only dream of. yesterday they said sales of animal print clothing helped them make over £100 million in profit. now nearly one in every £5 spent at a retailer is spent online but is it a level playing field? i

but where we have more cloud across england and wales, temperatures nine to 12 degrees.shine, and certainly behind it there will be a lovely day. lots of sunshine, a few showers across coastal areas, especially western scotland. there will be more of a breeze and the temperatures in scotla nd breeze and the temperatures in scotland and northern ireland pretty similarto scotland and northern ireland pretty similar to yesterday. england and wales not quite as warm, highs of 1a to 17 celsius, still a little above the seasonal average. as we head into thursday at the bridge of high pressure builds in from the west. it brings light winds and also some cooler air, so central and northern areas will be quite chilly to start thursday, whereas further south, a bit more cloud around. not quite as cold. we start off with some cloud in the south, one or two mist and fog patches around and through the day it could be quite easy and cloudy for the north—west of scotland. apart from that it will be a good—looking day for many with light winds and good spells of sunshine. temperatures r

and wales fora time, the south—west of england and wales for a time, running the south—west of englandreland as well. drier and brighter with some sunshine behind this weather front, feeling wet, with some sunshine behind this weatherfront, feeling wet, though, by the afternoon for the north—west of england and western scotland. south—east england and east anglia, 22 degrees and some decent spells of sunshine. it will take until the evening before we see any outbreaks of rain arriving here and that will quickly break away eastwards. some heavy rain pushing north across scotland. looking to the south—west, thatis scotland. looking to the south—west, that is what we need to worry about the end of the week. this is callum, named by the irish met service, bringing widespread strong winds for the uk this friday, with gales and severe gales for exposed coast sandhills, winds gusting around 70 mph, causing some damage, ifear. there will be some heavy rain, especially to the west of the uk. eastern areas probably dry with some sunshine but strong winds across the board. these black arrows mark

for england and wales, expect another fine day.. the headlines: nearly two weeks after a saudi journalist disappeared in istanbul, turkish investigators gain access to the saudi consulate in istanbul. uk prime minister theresa may calls for calm ahead of crucial brexit negotiations, but concerns in her party are growing. i‘m babita sharma in london. also in the programme: australia welcomes the expected royal couple, meghan and harry. we are live in sydney with the latest. and introducing new zealand‘s alcohol loving bird of the year. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's and london, this is bbc world news. it‘s newsday.

now, this one is going to bring a band of cloud to portions of england and wales first thing this morningt'll very slowly move south—eastwards as we reach the very early hours of this morning. temperatures holding into double figures, though, where we have the cloud. but ahead of it, under clear skies, it's going to be a pretty chilly start to the day, but plenty of sunshine across the north and the west. this band of cloud, this weather front, very slowly moving south—eastwards, bringing quite a grey day, i think, into east anglia and the south—east. there could be some sunshine ahead of there towards kent. temperature—wise — 16, 17, maybe 18 celsius. cooler than yesterday, but temperatures across scotland and northern ireland will be pretty similar to how they were yesterday. now, on into thursday, we start to see this ridge of high pressure toppling off the atlantic. it's also going to bring some cooler air to most areas, particular central and northern parts, so could be quite a chilly start to thursday. temperatures down to freezing in some rural places. not quite as cold further sou

whereas high pressure holds on across england and wales.o see showers or longer spells of rain pushing particularly in the north and west of scotland, whereas further south again underneath that ridge of high pressure, once we lose any mist and fog patches through the morning, it's going to be another fine day. plenty of sunshine. those temperatures range from 12 to maybe 17 degrees. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today: a crucial 48 hours as theresa may tries to save her brexit plan. the prime minister meets her cabinet this morning before heading to brussels to try to break the deadlock. and as the duke and duchess of sussex confirm they'll be parents in the spring. australians welcome the news with a few special gifts. good morning. an extra £19 billion a year will have to be found by the government if it is to uphold theresa may's promise that austerity is over, that's according to a major report out today. i'll have the details. sterling is stunning in seville, as england win in sp

again, parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, wales and the south—west of england seeingdlands and the south—east of england. with that mild air in charge, in the sunshine, we could see temperatures up to 2a, well above average for this time of year. as we move into the second half of the weekend, we'll see the rain edging its way further eastwards. perhaps a soggy start for london and the south—east. some rain and even snow over the mountains of scotland. when the rain and hill snow clears to the east, an improved today in much of the country but temperatures will be almost 10 degrees cooler on sunday than they are on saturday. into next week then, still pretty unsettled and breezy, with some showery rain at times. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: a trail of destruction left by one of the most powerful hurricanes ever to hit the united states. russia suspends all manned flights to the international space station after the crew of a soyuz rocket were forced to make an eme

downhill there, whereas high pressure holds on across england and wales.onger spells of rain particularly the north and west of scotland. further south, again under the ridge of high pressure, once we lose any mist and fog patches in the morning, and more news is going to be another fine day. plenty of sunshine around. those temperatures range from 12 to maybe 17 degrees. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: turkish police enter the consulate where its feared a journalist was killed two weeks ago — the pressure increases on saudi leaders to explain what happened to jamal khasshoggi. uk prime minister theresa may calls for calm ahead of crucial brexit negotiations — despite differences over the future of the irish border. the endless queues in venezuela — we report on the humanitarian problems — brought about by economic collapse. as the royal couple meghan and harry confirm they'll be parents in the spring — australians welcome the happy news with a few special gifts.

but 24-25 foot across england and wales wide feet 18—22. the rain continues overnight northward. it eases for a time across wales and more arise co nte time across wales and more arise conte arrives so another wet and to the night. another 8—9 for northern ireland. this front is still with us tomorrow, slowly pushing eastwards. eventually it replaced the warmth across east anglia and south—east england with something fresher. that's already further north and west. another wet morning across wales, central and southern england, improving to the day. the rain pushes northhead is and spells of sunshine across northern ireland wales, south—west england, lighter winds, a cooler feel though, wales, south—west england, lighter winds, a coolerfeel though, 13—18 generally. the rain could linger across east anglia and south—east england on monday, behind it some spells of sunshine but flip it ran for tuesday, dry conditions the further east you are, and showers in the north and west. it's notjust —— has. a hurricane is in iberia bringing outbursts of

northern england cold, some cold spots in wales, again with temperatures just dipping down, and thereost elsewhere first thing. but generally for friday, across england and wales, it's high pressure that's firmly in charge, weather fronts staying across the north—west of the uk. heavy rain then to start the day across north—west scotland. but the rain eases off quite quickly, and as the front pushes southwards, it weakens just to a strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—west england and the far north of wales — could be an odd spot of rain, but not amounting to much. south of that, some sunshine, temperatures to 16 degrees also in london, so a pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight, we'll keep the clear skies, light winds combination across england and wales. this time, we may well see some mist and fog patches forming through the night as those temperatures fall. areas that could be foggy — well, maybe the somerset levels, through the welsh marches, the salisbury plain as well, could be a few patches elsewhere. so it does mea

but again, it will be parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, wales and the south—westf that heavy rain. strong winds again, especially down towards the midlands and the south—east of england. with that mild air in charge, though, in the sunshine, we could see temperatures up to 2a degrees, well above average for this time of year. then, as we move into the second half of the weekend, we'll see the rain edging its way further eastwards. so perhaps a soggy start for london and the south—east. some rain and even snow over the mountains of scotland. once the rain and hill snow clears to the east, an improved day in much of the country but temperatures will be almost 10 degrees cooler on sunday than they are on saturday. into next week, then, still pretty unsettled and breezy, with some showery rain at times. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: "unimaginable destruction" — florida's governor warns that hurricane michael has left entire neighbourhoods uninhabitable. rescuers are still searching for survivor

swarms of ladybirds have been reported in homes and buildings across england and wales.xperts suggest the hot summer has boosted numbers of the invasive harlequin species, which first arrived in the uk in 2004. as the temperature cools, the harlequin hibernates for the winter, in buildings including homes. scientists say the ladybirds are mostly homes. scientists say the ladybirds a re mostly harmless homes. scientists say the ladybirds are mostly harmless and should be left alone if they are found in your house. i think they look rather lovely. but one of my colleagues was saying they are not so keen, especially when they spread their wings. hopefully if they are hibernating, they won't to too much of that. now, time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. hello, a foggy start for some this morning, and we had a wet start elsewhere. the best of today's weather will be across the north and the west of the uk, where there will be an abundance of sunshine. but across england and wales, we have got a slow—moving weather front sinking south, and the process will conti

rain across northern and western scotland, into northern ireland and north—west england, maybe later across north west walesa may‘s brexit plan at the conservative party conference in birmingham, he called it a "constitutional outrage". do not believe that we can somehow get it wrong now, budget now and fix it later. cheering that is a total fantasy! the prime minister announces a new immigration system, saying eu migants can‘t expect special treatment after brexit. it takes back control of our borders, it ensures that free movement comes to an end once and for all and we will be deciding who comes into this country. the government is to change the law to allow heterosexual couples in england and wales to enter into a civil partnership. couples like us can finally formalise our relationship in the way that we see fit. and have the legal recognition and financial protections. survivors of the indonesian earthquake and tsunami are increasingly desperate for aid, including food and water. the death toll is now more than 1300. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with holly. attention already turning to b

the cloa k a england and wales stays grey. the day and some sunshine. the second half of the weekend, dry weather with sunshine. the range of clear away from south—east england but as we go into the afternoon, cloud will gather and outbreaks of rain looks set to spread into the north and west of the uk. today at five: russian spies are accused of mounting cyber attacks on high profile organisations — including the global chemical weapons watchdog. dutch security services expelled four russian agents who were caught trying to hack the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons in the hague. a car packed with electronic equipment was found outside the organisation at the time it was examining the nerve agent used on the skripals in salisbury. if anyone had any questions in their mind about russian military involvement in the salisbury attacks, this will put to rest those doubts. the us has also charged a number of russian military intelligence officers with hacking. we'll be talking to the foreign office minister sir al

may get stuck across the far north of england and north wales later in the day.roadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: pressure mounts on saudi arabia over the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. britain, france and germany demand answers if they have got nothing to hide, then they will and should co—operate. going round in circles. britain's brexit negotiator makes an impromptu trip to brussels but finds no way forward on key issues. angela merkel‘s conservative allies suffer massive losses in bavaria's state elections. her coalition‘s in question. no more fish in the sea. how a shortage means south africa's penguin population needs a helping hand.

some cloud moves into south—west england, quite cloudy across wales, northern england, the north midlandsyou will notice the drop in temperatures, with highs of only about ten to 12 degrees. tonight that area of cloud and rain will intensify slightly, heavy bursts of rain in northern england, wales, south—west england and the midlands. it will stay quite mild towards the south—east, temperatures no lower than about ten or 12 degrees but of the scotland and northern ireland, a touch of frost, air temperatures are both realfour. some sunshine per scotland and northern ireland on saturday, for england and wales, starting quite cloudy and wet and remaining quite wet for much of the day. some brighter skies developing in the north and west and staying largely sunny for scotland and northern ireland. much chilly for us all. temperature and —— temperatures in the capital down to 13. 0n the capital down to 13. on sunday the weather system will move away towards the east, high—pressure developing for many before the next frontal system moves in. it will be a chilly start on sunday morning, there c

may get stuck across the far north of england and north wales later in the day.e mist and fog. good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today — a crucial week for brexit negotiations but after a day of drama in brussels there's still no deal. fracking for shale gas could begin in the uk for the first time today. a ground breaking approach to surgery — scientists say they're close to working out a sat nav for the brain. the value of dyslexic skills. we chat to a former dragon about why those with dyslexia are uniquely suited to business, but a new report says they're being overlooked. the pressure intensifies on scotland manager alex mcleish as they lose to portugal — it's their sixth defeat in eight games.