most places looking frost free but just a touch of frost for the prone spots across northern scotlanding week once again with low pressure in charge. we have got this waving weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any ray but we could have heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern england as well. rain for northern nine of richard into pembrokeshire and also cornwall, but elsewhere quite a lot of dry weather. sunny spells for northern england, eastern scotland as well. those temperatures will be 12 to 16, typicalfor this as well. those temperatures will be 12 to 16, typical for this time of year. things are set to stay u nsettled year. things are set to stay unsettled as well for tuesday. rain, especially for north east england and scotland and it does look like it should clear away quickly on tuesday. not a bad day. lighter winds, just a few showers. respite after the recent rain in the south during the day on tuesday. 12 to 16 degrees, the top temperatures but more rain waiting in the wings towards

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detective mark frost said that to him, the crime scene up there looked staged. and a week later there was a press conference, at which the police told the russellville public, don't worry, we know who committed this crime. >>> police didn't mention the suspect's name just then, but it wassant long before everybody in russellville knew perfectly well it was kevin jones. this is what appeared in the russellville courier three months after nona's murder. nona's killer remains free, and russellville police department has requested formal charges against one suspect. >>> hiram jones is kevin's father. >> they tried, convicted, and sentenced kevin within 90 days. if you was a stranger walking in a coffee shop visiting russellville and you'd read that, what would you think? >> it bothered kevin's mother janice something awful when bumper stickers "justice for nona" started cropping up. after all, she loved nona too. >> the assumption that i formed, and i think many people formed, was that justice for nona meant -- >> convict kevin. >> convict kevin. >> topping our news

it to the north are some patches of frost, blustery showers affecting north west scotland, some wintry that he is on into saturday. even as the band of rain is as from those worst hit areas there will still be water running off the hills into the river catchments, flooding to get worse before it gets better. a cool day across northern parts of the country, a day of sunshine and blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland. most of us, temperatures struggling into single figures, the exception, the amount arejust clinging on figures, the exception, the amount are just clinging on across the far south—east of england but ultimately colder weather will arrive as we go through saturday night and into the first part of sunday. sunday starts off on first part of sunday. sunday starts offona first part of sunday. sunday starts off on a cold note, there will be some patchy frost around and with the clocks going back it means an extra hour in bed. the next hour perhaps under the warm duvet. we have got plenty of sunshine, sparkling blue skies for many of us but there will be blustery wind

a bit ofa start, widespread frost the commute. south—western quarter. enough cloud and breeze here as well for there to be some showery bursts of rain, made devon and cornwall. wanted to showers with dry, fine unsettled weather. 7—8d, ten or 12. not a great difference from monday and tuesday. still that ridge of high pressure. into the south—western quarter with a noticeable east— south—east wind to keep it on the raw side down here and despite the present —— presence of the sunshine, it does nothing for the temperatures. the odd passing drizzly shower but essentially, a lot of dry and settled weather. when do things change. it may well be we see the first signs of frontal systems more active in this easterly set here trying to push their way across the british isles. some uncertainty about the timing but it will change during the week. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: another huge protest in barcelona has been under way as the backlash over spain's jailing of separatist catalonian leaders continues. a m

chill, patchy frost. gradual warming. 12-hour planner.un comes up, most areas will be in the 40s, definitely need a jacket or sweater. bright skies at noontime and little bit warmer into the afternoon, low 60s to mid-70s before temperatures drop. coldest locations in upper 30s. ukiah to lakeport to napa. rafael.anta rosa, 44 in san 50anco48 in redwood city. 42 in livermore, 47 in san jose. tomorrow afternoon, mild with sunshine. 75 in concord, 71 oakland, 66 san francisco. mid-70s in santa rosa. 64 half moon bay. great time of year but the nights and mornings will be chilly. accuweather seven-day forecast, milder afternoon with temperatures on the rise on wednesday. minor dip on thursday before the numbers come back up and warming resumes. taking us into the weekend with beach weather. low 70s to upper 80s. that's october for you. >> thanks sandhya. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america," h sstop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen gr

is looking frost free.thing monday morning. but we start the new working week, once again, with low pressure in charge. and we've got this waving weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain. but here doesn't like we could have some heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern and eastern england as well. a bit of rain also for northern ireland, was good fringe into the likes of northern fabrics are an cornwall. some sunny spells or northern england, eastern scotla nd or northern england, eastern scotland as well. those temperatures will be 12—16, fairly typical for this overview. but things are said to stay fairly unsettled as well for tuesday. still some rain, especially for north—east england and eastern scotland. it does look like that should clear away fairly quickly on tuesday. so not a bad day. light winds, just a few showers. respite, thing, after the recent rain in the south during the day on tuesday. 12— 60 degre

the nightjust that frost when the windfalls light.ecause remember the clocks going back one hour. we start the new day on sunday. england, wales, northern ireland, the southern portions of scotland are dry, fine, sunny and crisp, it is the other face of autumn. what is also noticeable is that it stays windy and showery across northern and north—eastern parts of scotland, one or two showers into the northern coasts but much cooler. forget about 18, it is hollow 12 or 13 at the very best. and that‘s the way we proceed into the first half of the forthcoming week, drier, for the most pa rt forthcoming week, drier, for the most part sunnier, but it will also be noticeably colder. from the middle part of the week, we will see some cloud and rain getting into the far south—west and in the second half of the week it turns milder but wetter as well and much windier. this is bbc world news today. our top stories... another huge protest in barcelona as the backlash over spain‘s jailing of separatist catalonian leaders. a man has been charged wit

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an early frost on monday without frost lifting and widespread sunshine.e cloud spending out of the north—west of england. apart from a dry and sunny day. don't of nine to 12 degrees. then on the softening stories. high pressure still affecting the country on tuesday. if you little further northwards into the south—west. it looks like it was thought to bring a bid to bring to southern and western areas as we head into wednesday. fine day for tuesday and another pull the right one and it will be fine with some sunshine in eastern areas on wednesday but by thursday and friday it looks like low pressure takes over dp brilliant wet and windy weather to our shores and it will be milder. —— mike to bring wet and windy weather to our shores. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump has announced that us forces have cold abu bakr al— baghdadi. a brutal killer. 0ne baghdadi. a brutal killer. one who has caused so a brutal killer. one who has caused so much hardship and death has violently been eliminated. the us says al baghdadi died after detonating

further north we keep the clear skies and a frost is likely again through scotla nd frost is likely again further south are around 7— 10 celsius. so we are starting to see some changes develop on wednesday as the high pressure d rifts develop on wednesday as the high pressure drifts up into the new continent. but for the bulk of the country, it should still stay dry and settled as you can see. most of the rain downs towards the south, a little cloud again through wales and over to london. further north of that we keep that sunshine, but again it is still going to feel pretty chilly, 9— 12 degrees. now, as we move out of wednesday into thursday, that is when we are more likely to see the change. the frontal systems that submission from the west, the high moves up into the new continent, and that is going to allow for a different feel to our weather. that frontal system is going to dragon some milder air of the new continent, so putting the blue tones back over to scandinavia and across the low countries —— going to drag in. unfortunately it is going to be milder and wetter. temperatures re

michel barnier has a lot of questions for david frost and has told eu countries, germany, france andion tomorrow to advise them after talking to mr frost, whether it is worth pursuing further talks with the uk. this is a very delicate political dance for both sides, the prime minister wants a brexit deal, but he will also want to avoid making so many compromises he could lose votes in a general election. and the eu wants a deal but it wants to avoid compromising its principles, leaving the single market exposed, and risking abandoning member state ireland and risking the northern ireland peace process. we have to watch this space. thank you forjoining us. a man wielding a knife has killed four staff at the police headquarters in paris. the attacker was also an employee and was shot dead by officers. the incident came a day after police went on strike across france to draw attention to growing pressures on the police, including increasing violence against staff. lucy williamson reports. the threat today came with a familiar face — a police it worker and colleague of 20 years who walke

after seeing a frost across some areas, today, frost free. to the north—east of scotland, in between, a cloudy start and outbreaks of rain across ireland spreading southwards and eastwards through the midlands and southern england. not a huge amount of rain by the afternoon stop many northern and eastern areas staying dry. sunniest towards the far north—west —— east, and temperatures not far from where they should be at this time of year, 12— 17 degrees. the south—west corner will see the strongest winds throughout, touching 40, maybe 50 mph in one or two spots. may cause one or two issues but nothing too bad for this stage in october. elsewhere, quite breezy, but the breeze continues to ease down as we go through tonight. a lot of cloud across southern areas, patchy rain easing, and tonight will bea patchy rain easing, and tonight will be a colder night than the night just gone. clearest skies across the north—east of scotland. a chilly start to your week here, but lots of sunshine across the northern and eastern areas to begin with. saturda

in northern scotland it is a mild —— a touch of frost for some of us mild —— a touch of frost for somecoastal gales in the north and south, and lots of hill fog down towards the south—west of england with this mild air. you can see the temperature contrasts across the uk. into saturday morning, the rain still falling, on the hills we could see something up to this, lower levels won't see as much as this, but there is a flood risk from it. there are some weather warnings in force, details on the website. there could be some disruption as a result. always good to keep in touch with your bbc local radio stations. it'll still be raining saturday morning. northern ireland come into scotland, clearer skies, especially the further north you are. some showers wintry on hills. a really mild start for the south and south—east of england. the rain moves away from those wettest parts of england and wales on saturday, into east anglia, and south west england. that cold air will move ever further southwards, just clinging on to the mild air by the end of saturday afternoon into the south—east. there

quite as cold as it will be further north under those clear skies where they could be a widespread frost northern and western areas. a bit of mist and fog to greet us on tuesday morning but a repeat of today, a cold, frosty start, bright and sunny, fewer showers across the north of the uk. there will still be a peppering. and across the south is that whether front encourages, some patchy rain for south—west england into south wales and the channel islands. quite breezy and a cold afternoon in store. for the middle pa rt afternoon in store. for the middle part of the week, high—pressure slips towards the north sea allowing this area of low pressure to invade further endless. more cloud spreading into central parts of england through the day. the sunshine turning hazy. and cloud and patchy rain affecting northern ireland, wales, and south—western england, some of those tending to be heavy later on. but mostly dry, cold and sunny heavy later on. but mostly dry, cold and sunny across heavy later on. but mostly dry, cold and sunny across the northern and eastern parts of the country. the wind

most places looking frost free.for the most prone spots across northern scotland. some mist and some fog possible first thing monday morning. but we start the new working week, once again, with low pressure in charge. and we've got this waving weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain. but it does like we could have some heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern and south—eastern england as well. a bit of rain also for northern ireland, which could fringe into the likes of pembrokeshire and also cornwall. but actually elsewhere quite a lot of dry weather. some sunny spells for northern england, eastern scotland as well. and those temperatures will be 12—16, fairly typicalfor this time of year. but things are set to stay really quite unsettled as well for tuesday. still some rain, especially for north—east england and eastern scotland. it does look like that should clear away fairly quickly on tuesday. so not a bad day. lighte

most places looking frost—free but just a touch of frost for the prone spots across northern scotlandg monday morning. we start the new working week once again with low pressure in charge. we have got this weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain but we could have heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern england as well. rain for northern ireland into pembrokeshire and also cornwall, but elsewhere quite a lot of dry weather. sunny spells for northern england, eastern scotland as well. those temperatures will be 12 to 16, typical for this time of year. things are set to stay unsettled as well for tuesday. rain, especially for north east england and scotland and it does look like it should clear away quickly on tuesday. not a bad day. lighter winds, just a few showers. respite after the recent rain in the south during the day on tuesday. 12 to 16 degrees, the top temperatures but more rain waiting in the wings towards the west and that sets us up for an unsettled picture through wednesday. into

frost but also crisp and sunny put up the frost will tend to lift quickly to the morning and we willorth of scotland and cloud will thicken up across the far south—west as weather fronts begin to move on. we could see the odd shower here, too. a colder day, i think, monday than what we have had this afternoon. 8—11d across the south. high pressure still in control. as you can see, as we headed to tuesday. these elements continue to push a bit closer to our shores. squeezing isobars together so it could be windy to the south—west towards the middle part of the week was up tuesday as another cold snap. dry with plenty of sunshine and a day. wednesday, su btle of sunshine and a day. wednesday, subtle changes taking place. breezy other cloud remain pushing in but dry further east but on thursday and friday ten is unsettled again. breezy with outbreaks of rain but will also turn milder by the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at three. president trump announces that us special forces have killed the fugitive leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu ba

blue sky but cold and crisp with frost around.ding in across the west and area of low pressure will send as well affronting. temperatures 9—12. perhaps a few degrees cooler in fact from what we had on sunday. high pressure continues to dominate as we head on into tuesday. you will notice the weather fronts associated with this low pressure continued to plague the south—west corner so it will stay breezy here. more cloud and perhaps a few showers pushing in to the channel islands, cornwall and devon. elsewhere it should be another dry day after a cold and frosty start. plenty of sunshine around. just a bit of cloud affecting some north sea coasts because we will have an onshore breeze here. temperature wise again, 9-12d. 12 breeze here. temperature wise again, 9—12d. 12 or breeze here. temperature wise again, 9-12d. 12 or 13 breeze here. temperature wise again, 9—12d. 12 or 13 across the far south—west. mid week onwards we start to see subtle changes. that area of low pressure in coaches for then could bring wet and windy weather t

we have a frost advisory. those folks without power it will get colder tonight. something else you have to deal with when we put the fire threat to bed. we have around windsor and healdsburg moderate. everybody else, green, great air quality. let's see if it lasts. the north bay will be poor for those most sensitive to it. everybody else moderate to good. that's much healthier than we have been. here's the forecast, heading out, there are a few spots in the deepest valleys, that will drop into the low 40s, even the upper 30s heading towards 7:00. the rest of us are in the mid to upper 40s. low to mid 60s. warmer this afternoon. the breezes taper at noon. right near 70 as the fire danger ends at 4:00. 7:00, grab a coat, 58 to 60 degrees. we'll talk about the frost and a nice halloween coming up. >>> checking in on our commuter alert, smart train is running free service on a limited schedule. service will operate from the santa rosa downtown station to downtown san rafael stopping at all the stations in between. power outages and closed railroad crosses means the s

some frost, a lot of dry weather. west. a new weather front coming our way. before it, this rain comes in. as we had on from thursday to friday, a lot of cloud around, murky and hill fog. the rain not particularly heavy. breezy as well. the wind is not particularly strong for many of us. nine degrees in lerwick, 15 further south. saturday, two areas of low pressure coming our way. the first one centred out in the north sea. the weather front is going to bring rain from the west to the east. the next area of low pressure comes in from the south—west. a little bit of uncertainty about the timing. ben. a real mixed bag out there. more from carol a little later. also, dan and louise are in westminster. all the implications of the december election. new figures that show personal debt levels were at a 20 year high in september. the figures are from uk finance — that's the body that represents the uks big banks and card providers. but is all credit card debt bad? and should we be worried about spending on plastic? according

it should bea crisp with frost around.low pressure northwest nearby will send those fronts in. high pressure continues to dominate as we head on a tuesday. you'll notice that weather fronts associated with this low system continue to plague the southwest corner, so it will stay breezy here with more clout, lots of showers pushing into the channel islands into cornwall and devon. but elsewhere it should be another dried day after a cold and frosty start with plenty of sunshine around. a bit of clout affecting more seacoast, that's because there's more of an on sea breeze here. temperatures at 9—12dc, around 12-13dc to the temperatures at 9—12dc, around 12—13dc to the far southwest. mid week onwards, we see subtle changes, the area of low pressure comes in further. still dry and chilli with sunshine in the east, then by thursday and friday, it looks like low— pressure thursday and friday, it looks like low—pressure wins out to bring cloud and rain, more of a breeze and also turning milder. hello, this is bbc news. the headli

some will keep going, but underneath clear skies and the north—east of scotland, touch of frost levelsthe countryside. further south, underneath the blanket of cloud, it is going to be a milder night. a dank start to the new day on sunday. not one set of weather fronts, but two. leave the detail to me, we will work it out eventually. but it means a wet start across england and wales for the most part. in the south—eastern quarter, if it starts out dry, this weather front is going to swing its way further east. then we will push you don't have rain further towards the north of england. british sky is falling behind, and for northern and western parts of scotland and northern

patches forming as temperatures, for most of us, fall to between about four to 10 degrees, mostly frost prone spots across northern england and perhaps scotland as well. now we start off monday morning mostly dry but there is some rain early on in the southeast of england due to this waving weather front and some rain fairly quickly moving into northern ireland courtesy of low pressure heading in from the west, too. so quite a soggy monday morning rush—hour for the likes of kent and sussex, the london region as well. this area of rain will push northwards, across east anglia into the midlands as well later on in the day, bringing some heavy downpours, some thunderstorms possible and potentially some squally winds at times too. it's also looking wet for much of the day for northern ireland into the southwest of scotland too. some of that rain also pushing into pembrokeshire and cornwall. the winds not much of a feature for most places, but could be a little bit blustery with some of those heavy and thundery showers across southern and eastern england. temperatures generally between about

three saturday night, the colder air will arrive and into sunday, cold and locally frost the start tohe clocks go back and hour on sunday morning, and another hour spent underneath a warm duvet. most of us after a frosty start, plenty of sunshine, a few showers for northern and eastern scotla nd showers for northern and eastern scotland and perhaps one or two across the coast of england. temperatures, clear day here but not quite so chilly in scotland, we will keep this cold weather with us and dry with some sunshine and if you showers across the north and east. this is bbc world news today. i'm ben bland. our top stories. six of the 39 people found dead in a truck in the south east of england may have come from vietnam. one possible victim sent distressed messages to her brother. four people are now under arrest. a new wave of protests in iraq leaves at least 21 people dead. and also coming up — a special report on the rise of ‘stalkerware‘ spy apps on mobile phones. they can expose your messages, gps location and even see through your camera. hello and welcome to world news today.

already in place across the northern half of the uk, a touch of frost for you to start the day, and a scotland. here comes the rain from the southwest and wales into the midlands, especially the west midlands, the eastern side of northern ireland and southern scotland. the uk top and tail by strengthening winds with coastal gales as well. so it is turning much wetter for some of us and we still have those big temperature contrast across the uk but quite a lot of hill fog down towards the southwest of the uk in the mild air. let's focus in on the rain. these totals you see here are some of the higher totals we may see in the higher ground. lower levels will not see as much as this but with that much rain falling for some, the potential for some flooding and travel disruptions, there are some met office yellow warnings in force and details at our website. so the possibility of seeing some disruption to travellers to start the weekend. this is how we start saturday, away from the area of rain, clearer skies elsewhere, in scotland, still a few showers, and of course maybe a touch of frost

er this under a frost advisory up through ukiah, through about 9:00 a.m.se the temperatures dip down into the 30s. everywhere else, oakland 47, a little cold. 50 degrees through san jose. down through santa cruz 45 degrees, and we will be running a few degrees cooler today. what do i mean by cooler? yesterday we hit some 80s. today not so much. only topping out in the mid to low 70s. oakland 71 degrees. san jose 76. in through the tri-valley, concord 78, and san francisco also climbing into the 70s yesterday. today only expected to top out in the upper 60s, so it's gng to be a little colder in through n ansco. let'alk about your weather setup for the next couple of days. mild overall, a little breezy at times, but we've had pretty good weather all weekend long. we'll dry out in through monday and tuesday, some areas may see a few degrees of warming, overall staying consistent but it's by wednesday night into thursday look at this system right up here, the low pressure system off to the pacific northwest that's going to make its move and mainly wednesday la

this is what he writes to frost. it is my duty to demand, and i do hereby demand, of you an immediate surrender of your command. frost has no choice but to surrender. lyon himself is trying to in prison these militia and prevent them from ever forming up again, but he realizes there's not enough space for several hundred militia to be kept at the st. louis arsenal. thatat he decides to do is she was to humiliate them, so he gathers all the militia he captured, marches them through the streets of think lewis. as he does that, a crowd of angry onlookers begins to grow. another pulled it together. i have an account from someone you probably have heard of. the man had in his hand a small pistol and the ball struck the leg of one of the staff. the regiment staff. there was a moment of confusion and these soldiers began to fire over our heads in the growth. i heard the ball cutting the weeds above our heads and i saw several men and women running in all directions, some of them were wounded. were killedchild outright. two

that's how we started saturday away from the area, and of course may be a touch of frost as well.gland and wales to get a wet afternoon towards east anglia and south—east england. brightest quys and south—east england. brightest guys developing for many, with a few showers around, and the cold air getting south into the south—east by the end of saturday afternoon. through saturday night and into sunday, we get rid of this front, get rid of the rain, the blue is in charge, the cold air has won the battle. it's not going to be bitterly cold, and as you can see from this on sunday, a lot of land showing up, meaning it is clear, a bit of patchy cloud, quite a bit of sunshine coming through on sunday, still a few showers dotted about, especially into scotland, quite breezy stop yes, temperatures are coming down, but by sunday, it is 00:28:55,460 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 drier and sunnier. this is bbc news, the headlines: the british prime minister, borisjohnson, has challenged the house of commons to approve a snap election in december. he suggested the british people should be given t

isa of frost for you to start the day, it is a mall start of further south you are.uthwest. into the midlands, especially the west midlands, and the eastern side of northern ireland and the southern scotland. uk top intel by strengthening winds with coastal gals as well. it is turning much whiterfor some of us gals as well. it is turning much whiter for some of us come and we still have those big temperature contrast across the uk but a lot of help fog down towards the southwest of the uk in the mild air. let's focus in on the rain. these totals you see here are some of the higher totals we may see in the high ground. lower levels when i see as much as this but with how much rain falling for some, the potentialfor some flooding and travel disruptions, the met office yellow warnings in force and details on the website, the possibility of seeing some disruption to travellers going to start the weekend. this is how we start saturday come away from the area of rain it's a saturday, there is guys elsewhere, and scotland, still a few showers, and a course may be a touch of

in aberdeenshire we may even find a touch of frost. at least you get off touch of frost.day morning. you will get the rain eventually. north—west of scotla nd scotland stays dry. where is in the south—west will see the sunshine a bit later. —— wales and the south—west. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines — the kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge makes history after becoming the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. typhoon hagibis makes landfall injapan, bringing torrential rain and strong winds. it's the worst storm to hit the country for 60 years. there's been fierce fighting around the town of ras al—ayn in syria, with conflicting reports as to who controls it. cardinal newman has been named as the first british saint of the modern age. he'll be canonised in the vatican tomorrow. and now on bbc news, inside out from the north east investigates the sellers behind a nasal spray claiming to give you a tan, as well as tyneside's 11—year—old chess supremo who is taking on the grandmasters, and the teesside addict whose life is changing, in more ways than one. hell

most places looking frost free.le first thing monday morning. but we start the new working week, once again, with low pressure in charge. and we've got this waving weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain. but it does like we could have some heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern and south—eastern england as well. a bit of rain also for northern ireland, which could fringe into the likes of pembrokeshire and also cornwall. but actually elsewhere, quite a lot of dry weather. some sunny spells for northern england, eastern scotland as well. and those temperatures will be around about 12—16, fairly typical for this time of year, but things are set to stay really quite unsettled as well for tuesday. still some rain, especially for north—east england and eastern scotland. it does look like that should clear away fairly quickly on tuesday, so not a bad day. lighter winds, just a few showers. a respite, i think, after the recent

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i think quite an extensive frost as we go to the early part of monday. for next week, quite a significant change to what we have had, a dryer story for the coming day and it will feel different as well. here we go, sunday into monday and the area of high pressure extending across the uk and one thing we are watching closely as the low to the south, just some uncertainty that may over run into this i think most metres of the uk and bring some rainfall and at the moment we are favouring high pressure dominating the story but first thing on monday, the widespread frost and high pressure in place, and plenty of sunshine as the mic into the days ahead and look out for some chillier months. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. essex police are investigating the deaths of 39 people whose bodies were found in a lorry container. this matter has attracted national and international interest and it is absolutely imperative that the operation is conducted with the utmost respect for the 39 pe

some patchy mist and fog forming and some frost.. no heatwave here either, temperatures falling to 8-9d. here either, temperatures falling to 8—9d. tomorrow is another spike lee sta rts 8—9d. tomorrow is another spike lee starts the day. frosty for some, a lot of dry weather, this system still producing some rain across south—west england and the channel islands, not raining all day, we will see some more cloud in southern counties say south of the m4 but it was to be bright and this rain is not particularly heavy. it will be milder here. generally speaking, another nippy day in prospect. tuesday into wednesday, these are the first load of fronts we've got tomorrow, but the next light come in as high pressure studs to edge away and low pressure will start to take charge of the weather in the second half of the day. —— starts to. a lot of sunshine around and then in comes the rain from the west, the wind changes do more of a southerly direction so that temperatures will also be that little bit higher. so you get with one hand and you

are you here, mr frost, have the talks almost collapsed?that it could ever really happen. the government put proposals on the table that were never going to work. they were designed to fail. and instead of reacting and changing their proposals, they are now collapsing the talks and engaging in a reckless blame game. parliament packed up for a week tonight, suspended again before the government puts its plans for the country government puts its plans for the cou ntry forward government puts its plans for the country forward in a queen's speech next monday. hard to tell tonight what the plans for brexit will look like by then. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. preparations are continuing for a no deal brexit, and today the cabinet minister in charge of that, michael gove, said that even with every possible preparation in place, risks and challenges for businesses still remain. today, the think—tank the institure for fiscal studies issued a stark warning about the impact of a no—deal brexit on the economy, predicting that national debt

a touch of frost for you to start the day in scotland, northern ireland and northern england.rther south you are. it's a fine start for many of us. a few showers in scotland, wintry on hills. here comes the rain from the south—west and wales into the midlands, especially the west midlands, the eastern side of northern ireland and southern scotland. the uk top—and—tailed by strengthening winds, with coastal gales as well. so it is turning much wetterfor some of us, and we still have those big temperature contrasts across the uk, but quite a lot of hill fog down towards the south—west of the uk in the mild air. let's focus in on the rain, though, and these totals you're seeing here are some of the higher totals we may see in the higher ground in the moors of south—west england, the welsh hills and pennines. lower levels won't see as much as this, but with that much rain falling for some, the potential for some flooding and perhaps some travel disruption. there are some met office yellow warnings in force, details at the website. so again, the possibility of seeing some disruptio

lots of change we've had everything of fine weather high humidity late frosts of the spring and frosts and lots of precipitation and extreme weather and we have to react specifically to that that's the challenge to deal with every year so that the grapes flourish and ripen well last month and so what makes for a good year which factors have to come together to achieve an exceptionally good wine. like healthy this is good for our that's a good question basically the whole year has to be right for the rain the sun doing the work at the right time whether it's tilling the soil pruning the vines or picking the grapes you have to have a real knack for doing the right thing at the right time and we think that if we think it's good to. be like the only right thing we can do right now is try a glass of your wife is good on that let's go. you have to mind him of the flu here we have the king of the white wine varieties in germany before let's start with that. why was i said why you never eastlink the king of wines wind of the germans love their riesling so much. grapes grow better in germany th

with me are the journalist and author, caroline frost, and the parliamentary journalist, tony grew.st, tony grew. certainly got the —— tony definitely jonathan certainly got the —— tony definitely got the navy clothing e—mail, we all did, tonight, bit weird how that happens! ——. the financial times says boris johnson's hopes of securing a brexit deal this week are in doubt. the paper says the eu is "baffled" by the uk's proposals, after two days of intense negotations. the metro leads on comments by arch—brexiteerjacob rees—mogg. the leader of the commons says eurosceptics might need to compromise to help the prime minister get a deal through. tomorrow's guardian says the prime minister plans to thrust law and order centre stage when he lays out his legislative plans in the queen's speech. and with more on tomorrow's queen's speech, the daily mail says borisjohnson is to announce a crackdown on foreign criminals and child abusers. also on the paper's front page is a picture of the duchess of cambridge, who is about to embark on a tour of pakistan with her husband. back to brexit in

further west, eastern scotland to give us a touch of frost.. we have a few showers. the wheat breeze is picking up. —— the breeze. showers pushing through the english channel and moving inland to the south—east of england and the midlands. in north—east england in north—east scotland, largely dry with decent sunshine. a much better day in north—east scotland than on wednesday. 14— 15 degrees is a near normalfor wednesday. 14— 15 degrees is a near normal for this wednesday. 14— 15 degrees is a near normalfor this time of wednesday. 14— 15 degrees is a near normal for this time of year. through thursday, increasing numbers of showers continuing through thursday evening and night, some heavy accompanied by blustery winds which will keep the temperature is a bit higher. six — eight degrees. we may stay in double figures across southern parts of england. more sunshine and showers to come on friday. a good deal around coastal areas. we will see them developing inland and some fairly frequent showers blown in one of the strongest of winds in the sout

dry and sunny but again cold and at night there will be some frost.ng up to about 9—11, 12 celsius, chilly during the course of the afternoon. as we go through tonight we continue with cloud into the far south keeping temperatures up the far south keeping temperatures up above freezing. elsewhere, though, those temperatures will be below freezing, so again, a frost expected across northern areas in particular down 2—2 in the centre of edinburgh. a bit of a cold frosty start of the day again, butjust like this morning, plenty of sunshine, a bit of patrick mist and fog lifting and clearing away. still one or two showers in the north—east. they could be the odd shower down the eastern side of england, the majority of the cloud and rain will be in the south—west, cornwall, perhaps even devon getting a bit of rain on tuesday afternoon, temperatures similar to today. for the rest of the week, low pressure will start to move in from the west and that will bring in a bit more cloud and this weather system so some rain. high pressure will hold on across easter

are widespread frost on the north and apache frost on the south.urrently have here will start to ease. but some cloud could ease towards the midlands. moved to the north and the east of those areas and we return to bright sunny skies dig a couple of showers peppering the east coast of scotland. temperature wise today, eight or nine in the north and the highs of 13 or 14 as we push further south. through the evening and overnight our weather front starts to move north—east would to if you are going out trick—or—treating, for many it will be dry but there is rain coming in from the west crossing us all by the end of the night did not as cold night as the onejust gone. tomorrow night did not as cold night as the one just gone. tomorrow is night did not as cold night as the onejust gone. tomorrow is messy. the first front brings its rain into the north sea was a gap and it will still be cloudy and murky with bill fogg and then our next weather front comes into dig if you see any brightness in that gap, the temperatures could reach about 17 degrees in l

we lose the frost and patchy fog.r turns more unsettled. thank you very much. it looks beautiful there this morning. last christmas. they called it a christmas. they called it a christmas general election. 1963 was the last time. here is a question for you this morning. how many of these things are lurking in the back of your wardrobe? plastic coat hangers. millions of us just throw them away, creating tonnes and tonnes of plastic waste. ben's looking into one possible solution. good morning to you both. beautifully modelled they are. thank you. good morning to you. we properly have a basket or a bag of spare tangle plastic hangers. we already know about the problems of plastic bags, stores, and coffee cups, but these things, hangers, they are just as bad. how big cups, but these things, hangers, they arejust as bad. how big a problem is it? the uk fashion industry uses a staggering number of them. about one billion plastic hangers every single year. some don't even make a shop at all. they used to transport the cloth