, gale force winds, even severe gales around some of the western coast.hese wind speeds to get the gust. temperatures 11! in london, i! degrees in the north, so double figures throughout the country. on thursday will pressure close by with strong winds and mild air and frequent showers but between the showers you will get the sunshine u nless showers you will get the sunshine unless you are under a weather front. there will be one across southern areas. then the weather brea ks southern areas. then the weather breaks and you can see some sunshine developing through the middle part of the day. it will not be raining all the time. 11! degrees in london but it will not feel like that in the wind and the showers. 0n but it will not feel like that in the wind and the showers. on friday will pressure across the country bringing further strong winds to the south. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8: theresa may urges parliament and the public to back her brexit deal after its endorsement at today's eu summit. the british people don't want to spend any more time

force winds inland, even showers, gale force winds inland, eve n severe showers, gale force winds inlanden severe gales around some of these western coasts. these are the average wind speeds, and in many cases you could maybe double or triple some of these northern areas, the average wins to get the guest. temperatures 14 degrees in london, double figures throughout the country. on thursday, low—pressure, very close to our neighbourhood, sending strong winds and mild air. but in between showers, you will get the sunshine. that is if you're not stuck underneath a weather front, and there will be one for a time across southern and there will be one for a time across southern areas. and there will be one for a time across southern areas. you can see the weather breaks, sunshine developing their to the middle parts of the day. not all bad, it will not be raining all the time. it will not feel a 14 degrees in the showers —— clouds. bring further strong winds to the south, as well. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may urges parliament and the public to back her brexit d

for the severe gales to come across scotland.those severe gales that we have recently had. through the course of tonight, heavy showers and increasing winds across western parts of scotland. by the end of the neck, guests will be in excess of 60 miles an hour in the western isles. further south, breezy, their spells and showers. this is where the worst of it will be. through the early hours of friday morning. gusts of wind in the and easy, but around some of these exposed coast, it could be around 65 or so. southern areas here would just be getting a strong breeze during the morning in the afternoon. a blustery day, still some big ways around these coasts, but not the sort of 60—70 mph gusts of wind we saw in some western and southern areas airing thursday. friday afternoon, temperatures 12 in london, eight in the north but is going to feel colder because we've got that strong gale force wind. there's one low—pressure moving out of the way. friday night into saturday. there's another one and it's going to be a succession of low p

it will be a windy day with gales in the irish sea and western scotland. the rain is moving very slowly eastwards and because it is southerly, it should be mild as well, maybe 14 degrees in the south—east and east anglia. let's follow this rain into the evening, a big weekend with fireworks and bonfires. we have got a bit of rain around, particularly in scotland. the rain moves away from belfast, not quite making it to cardiff. it will be dry with largely clear skies. dry for many of us on sunday. the rain on saturday is on that weather front and it stops as it gets anchored by this area of low pressure. a cloudy start on sunday for england and wales. rain is likely to develop in the south—west of england and then pushed into wales, scotland and northern ireland seeing some sunshine. we should get some sunshine in east anglia and the south—east. it will not be as windy, but still mild at 12 or 13. next week, we will keep the wind mainly from the south. but because it is a southerly, it should be mild and frost free. that's all from the bbc news at one, so

or severe gales for scotland through friday.oler day across the board, eight to 11 or 12. into the weekend we continue with the low pressure moving off the atlantic to bring spells of wet and windy weather, central southern portions of the country bearing the brunt, we will see a split in the temperatures, further north apart from a few showers should stay on the cool side, for england and wales wait and windy weather and it should stay pretty mild. you're watching bbc news at nine with me annita mcveigh — the headlines. the prime ministerfaces questions from senior mps on the details of her brexit deal. new video shows the sister of a syrian boy attacked at school and threatened with drowning — also being bullied and thrown to the ground. their family says they no longer feel safe. in the beginning i thought we are coming first century and safety but funi coming first century and safety but fun i solve what happened to my children, i didn't know what to say stop the hot summer is blamed as tour operator thomas cook reveals loss

widespread gales and severe gales developing.e you will be dry in the morning commute, dam at times is more likely, heavy rain into northern ireland through the morning and that heavy rain will go to parts of scotland. further south, the clouds breaking up so the better chance of a bit of sunshine but still heavy showers. note the temperatures, double figures for all, into the teens, we haven't seen that for a week or so. a milder start, one crumb of comfort on a wet and windy day and into the evening, this is how the evening commute looks. we could see maybe 70 mph in the north and west of scotland. persistent rain in the southern highlands, grampians and southern uplands causing minor flooding. worst of the rain in northern ireland could cause breaks in the cloud. a few showers in england and wales, but breaks in the cloud and still windy, the winds will force just about every everywhere but maybe 60 mph in the southern coasts, maybe 60 mph in the southern coasts, may be more. the winds will ease a touch. the rain eases off but

possibly even severe gales. possibly even severe gales. rise to a bigger flooding so stay tuned to bbcr this. the brightness always across eastern scotland and eastern england. scotland and eastern england. into northern ireland and western britain. britain. looking at winds of up to 70 miles an hour. 12 to maybe 1a celsius. weekend, we maintain low pressure nearby. nearby. the slightly milder air of the near continent. continent. with a mixture of sunshine and showers. 00:28:23,565 --> 858993221:01:24,738 this 858993221:01:24,738 --> 1717986441:34:25,910 is 1717986441:34:25,910 --> 2576979662:07:27,082 the 2576979662:07:27,082 --> 3435972882:40:28,254 business 3435972882:40:28,254 --> 4294966103:13:29,426 briefing. i'm sally bundock. is europe heading for recession? on the region's flagging economy. plus, phone or tablet, or both? samsung unfolds its secret weapon in the smartphone wars. those election results. reaction to a midterm election since the early 1980s. and that optimism is carrying through into asia. less unpredictable. forecasts in a few hours time. the region's economy c

gale forced winds around many western coasts.hey're really strong, gusty winds. on top of that, we've got spells of heavy rain. these are the average wind speeds. to get a gust, usually double these, so that means maybe 40mph gusts inland, for example, in london. much stronger further north. look at the temperatures — 14 in london. double figures even in scotland. the low pressure still with us on thursday. weather fronts spiralling in and towards the centre of the low pressure, bringing us again spells of heavy rain, and here is one spell of heavy rain during the middle of the afternoon. it would have been here in the morning and then sweeping during the day northwards. behind it you can see that there will be some breaks in the cloud, breaks between the various bands of rain. still mild on thursday, relatively speaking, although it probably won't feel like it because of the strength of the wind. and guess what? there's low pressure over us on friday once again. a lot of isobars here and that can only mean one thing, gale force

severe gales in places so they're really strong, gusty winds. —— gale force winds around many westernty winds. on top of that, we've got spells of heavy rain. these are the average wind speeds. to get a gust, usually double these, so that means maybe 40mph gusts inland, for example, in london. much stronger further north. look at the temperatures — 1a in london. double figures even in scotland. the low pressure still with us on thursday. weather fronts spiralling in and towards the centre of the low pressure, bringing us again spells of heavy rain, and here is one spell of heavy rain during the middle of the afternoon. it would have been here in the morning and then sweeping during the day northwards. behind it you can see breaks in the cloud, breaks between the various bands of rain. still mild on thursday, relatively speaking, although it probably won't feel like it because of the strength of the wind. and guess what? there's low pressure over us on friday once again. a lot of isobars here and that can only mean one thing — gale force winds. this is bbc news. the headlines: mexico s

gale forced winds around many western coasts.pells of heavy rain. these are the average wind speeds. to get a gust, usually double these, so that means maybe 40mph gusts inland, for example, in london. much stronger further north. look at the temperatures — 14 in london. double figures even in scotland. the low pressure still with us on thursday. weather fronts spiralling in and towards the centre of the low pressure, bringing us again spells of heavy rain, and here is one spell of heavy rain during the middle of the afternoon. it would have been here in the morning and then sweeping during the day northwards. behind it you can see breaks in the cloud, breaks between the various bands of rain. still mild on thursday, relatively speaking, although it probably won't feel like it because of the strength of the wind. and guess what? there's low pressure over us on friday once again. a lot of isobars here and that can only mean one thing, gale force winds. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the gl

it's going to be quite a deep area of low, bringing gales and heavy rain.be some disruption to travel throughout today, so keep tuned to your bbc local radio for all the local updates there. now, we're starting the day off, though, on a pretty mild note. we've lost the overnight frost that we've seen for the last week or so. temperatures starting off around six to eight degrees. now, we're dragging this milder air from the azores on a south—westerly wind. might not feel so mild, though, because of the gales and the rain, but it really will be milder than what we've been used to. spells of pretty heavy rain through the morning moving northwards, follow followed by showery bursts of rain further south during the afternoon. and then an area of much heavier, persistent rain for scotland, where we could see some pretty high rainfall totals on the hills there. temperatures, double figures for all, as high as 14 or 15 across the south—east, but it's going to be very windy indeed. 60—65mph in exposure across western coasts, and then later in the day closer to 70mph

batten down the hatches, rain and gales on the way. initially, western parts of the uk.rain and some stronger winds across some western areas. this was the weather front that went through during the course of thursday. this next weather system is rushing in and that really is going to bring some very poor weather to northern ireland, scotland, the irish sea coast, wales, and down into south—western england as well. through the early hours, we still have the rain across some western areas, that's the left over from what we had on thursday, actually. this next weather system here — that's piling in. some very strong winds with this weather front. before that arrives, actually a bit of a calm for some of us. in fact, starting off fairly bright across many central and eastern areas of the uk. here's friday morning, as this weather system aproaches, a lot of isobars here, these white lines, pressure lines, that indicates strong winds and those winds can be quite destructive. heavy rain and gales are expected across western and south—western parts of the country. also central

that picture promises some pretty widespread gales for friday, maybe even severe gales for friday, maybeisk of disruption to transport, especially if sea ferries and maybe some flights. the worst of the weather will sit to the west during the daylight hours into the east, it will be breezy and looking at dry weather and some sunshine. in the west, some of the rain will be heavy and the winds will be gusty, especially in exposure around some of the irish sea coasts. those winds could gust up to 70 mph. figures in the black arrows give you some indication of that guest strength by the afternoon. neither the evening, the afternoon. neither the evening, the evening rush hour if you like the evening rush hour if you like the end of friday, anyone travelling away for the weekend, a challenging drive home with all that wet and windy weather tracking eastwards. this is bbc news. i‘m rebecca jones. the headlines at 11: donald trump says he wants to see "bi—partisanship and unity" in us politics, after the democrats won back control of the house of representatives in mid—term elections. i think it

it's going to be quite a deep area of low, bringing gales and heavy rain.today, so keep tuned to your bbc local radio for all the local updates there. now, we're starting the day off, though, on a pretty mild note. we've lost the overnight frost that we've seen for the last week or so. temperatures starting off around six to eight degrees. now, we're dragging this milder air from the azores on a south—westerly wind. might not feel so mild, though, because of the gales and the rain, but it really will be milder than what we've been used to. spells of pretty heavy rain through the morning moving northwards, follow followed by showery bursts of rain further south during the afternoon. and then an area of much heavier, persistent rain for scotland, where we could see some pretty high rainfall totals on the hills there. temperatures, double figures for all, as high as 14 or 15 across the south—east, but it's going to be very windy indeed. 60—65mph in exposure across western coasts, and then later in the day closer to 70mph perhaps for the north—east of scotland

batten down the hatches, rain and gales on the way. initially, western parts of the uk.gh during the course of thursday. this next whether system is rushing in and that really is going to bring some very poor weather to northern ireland, scotland the irish sea coast, wales and down into south—western england as well. through the early hours we still have the rain across some western areas, that‘s the left over from what we had on thursday, actually. this next weather system here — that‘s piling in. some very strong winds with this weather front. before that arrives, actually a bit of a calm for some of us. in fact, starting off fairly bright across many central and eastern areas of the uk. here‘s friday morning, as this weather system approaches, a lot of isobars here, these white lines, pressure lines, that indicates strong winds and those winds can be quite destructive. heavy rain and gales are expected across western and south—western parts of the country. also central and southern england will be feeling the effects of this weather system. so let‘s get the forecast t

intially, in fact, gale—force winds expected. the north—west of the country, around the irish sea, scotland as well. but towards the east, it's much drier. temperatures will dip down to five in norwich. double figures on the south coast and quite possibly in london. bit it's this low pressure on friday that is really going to upset the weather across western areas of the uk. it's charging in, and it's going to bring gales, and there's likely to be some disruption. heavy rain and gales are initially expected across western areas of the uk, and then through friday night, into the early hours of saturday, the gales and the rain will spread to perhaps some other parts of the country. this is what friday morning looks like. sp initially, actually, the weather's not looking too bad at all across some of these eastern and central areas. but here's the weather front. within this band of heavy rain, the winds are also very strong, so pounding the coasts of south—western england, southern parts of wales as well. here, gusts here could exce

lots of showers, gale force winds inland, even severe gales along some of these western coast.ds could prove disruptive. these are the average wind speeds. in many cases, you could double or maybe even triple in some of these northern areas that average winds. the temperatures, 1a in london, 11 degrees in the north. so double figures throughout the country. on thursday, again, low—pressure very close to our neighbourhood, again sending strong winds, mild air and frequent showers, but in between those you will get the sunshine as well. that is if you are not stuck underneath the weather front, and there will be one for a time at least across southern areas. then you can see the weather breaks and you can see some sunshine developing, through the middle part of the day. so not all bad, not raining all the time. 1a degrees in london but it won't feel like it in the wind or of course the showers. on friday again, low—pressure moving across the country, bringing further strong winds perhaps to the south as well. bye— bye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may urges parl

a deep area of low pressure bringing spells of gales or severe gales.ure means business. it could cause travel disruption across the north and west — the combination of gales and heavy rain. keep tuned to the bbc local radio for the latest updates. this morning starting off on a mild note, you'll notice. temperatures ranging between five and eight celsius. but it will be cloudy and wet. something perhaps a little bit drier into the early part of the afternoon. but then another batch of heavy and persistent rain pushing into northern ireland and scotland, where we could see some very high rainfall totals, particularly on south—facing hills. a very mild day, though. temperatures in double figures, as high as 15 or 16 degrees in the south. it will be very blustery. gales of 60—65 mph in western exposed areas. and then, later in the day, we could see 70mph plus in the northern isles of north—east scotland. then slightly drier weather into the evening and for the first part of the night. then the next area of low pressure will move into southern areas to bri

tuesday, rain from the west and south—west across all parts on wednesday and wednesday there will be galesand west, even severe gales in places, that brings the possibility mid week of some potentially disruptive winds. all part of a weather pattern which turns it much more unsettled this week, wet and windy at times but also much milder compared to where we are now. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines. theresa may urges parliament and the public to back her brexit deal after it's endorsement at today's eu summit. jean—claude juncker, president of the european commission, warns mps that the agreement is the best and only deal on offer. in other news, a man has been charged with the attempted murder of a police officer after a knife attack in east london. the incident happened at ilford railway station on friday night. daniel adeyemi, who's 24,will appear before magistrates tomorrow. parliament has seized documents as part of an ongoing dispute between facebook and a committee of mps investigating the technology giant's use of private data. let's get more now on our top st

the area of low pressure bringing the spells of gales or severe gales.es. this area of pressure means business. it could cause disruption to the north and west, the combination of gales and heavy rain. keep tuned to the bbc local radio for the latest updates. this morning starting off on a mild nose. temperatures ranging between five and eight celsius. it will be cloudy and eight celsius. it will be cloudy and wet. something perhaps a little bit and wet. something perhaps a little bhdw and wet. something perhaps a little bit dry out into the early part of the afternoon. then another batch of heavy and persistent rain pushing into northern ireland and scotland, where we could see some very high rainfall totals particularly on south facing hills. a very mild day. temperatures in double figures as high as 15 degrees in the south. it will be very blustery. gales of 60— 65 mph in weston exposed areas. and then later in the day it could be 70 miles an hour in the northern isles of north—east scotland. then slightly drier weather into the evening and for the fi

a big change in weather types, heavy rain and gales to come.quite a lot milder. low pressure is going to start to dominate. a couple of scrolls of cloud on this picture, low pressure in the lancet gathering strength. these will be heading our way over the next couple of days. before they arrive, one quiet night to come. a few showers in eastern areas. with clear skies, there could be a touch of frost, particularly east wales, west midlands, west country, the potential for dense fog. west midlands, west country, the potentialfor dense fog. hide me west midlands, west country, the potential for dense fog. hide me you can see the change, this is our first of rain. moving across the south—west of edwards, wales and northern ireland through tomorrow morning. wind gusts of 50 mph or even a touch more in exposed coastal areas in the west. south—east of england, east anglia, here we will hold onto dry and relatively bright weather through a good part of the day. still quite chilly but temperatures coming up in the west. light across the midlands, north

gales.s, not as much sunshine for the eastern side of the country. some wet weather for the afternoon in south—west england and wales. temperatures are just above average. again and east — west split but windy all round. gusts of wind close gale force. and around the coast so gales. wet day from northern ireland, rain moving infora southern and western scotland through the day. after several days of rain it will not be pleasant. low pressure stays throughout the weekend with further showers. the rain may be slow to clear in southern and eastern areas and still win for southern and eastern areas and still winfora southern and eastern areas and still win for a time. the showers will be prevalent in southern and western areas so perhaps eastern and northern areas and scotland seeing less showers. we could see the rain bands still lingering across the northern isles, showers elsewhere and quite breezy but temperatures just above average. this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 8

infact of low, bringing gales and heavy rain.ghout today so keep tuned to your bbc local radio for all the local updates. now we are starting the day off on updates. now we are starting the day offona updates. now we are starting the day off on a mild note. we have lost the overnight frost that we have seen for the last week or so. temperatures starting off around six to eight degrees. now we are dragging this milder airfrom the resource on the south—westerly wind. might not feel so mild though because of the gales and the rain but it really will be milder than we are being used to. spells of rain through the morning moving northwards follow followed by showery bursts of rain further south in the afternoon and then an area of heavy, persistent rain for scotland, where we could see some pretty high rainfall totals on the hills. temperatures, double figures for all, as high as 1a or 15 across the south—east but it will be very windy indeed, 60— 65 mph on exposed western coasts and late in the day close to 70 miles an hour in scotla

very windy indeed, gales and severe gales, gusts of around 60 or 70 and severe gales, gusts of around mph around and severe gales, gusts of around 60 or 70 mph around western coasts and hills. it will be blustery, we could have localised transport disruption. the winds are drinking in the milder air, double figures for most in the temperatures but the northern isles hanging onto something colder. the main driving area of low pressure on thursday as to the west of the uk, another one will spend close to us. some uncertainty about the depth of this. if it becomes deep that it could be stronger with winds gusting to 70 or even 80 mph around some irish sea coasts. that is pretty uncertain. what looks likely is that it will be a wet and windy day with all other seeing outbreaks of rain, milder air, temperatures between ten and 13. to end the week and into the weekend, still an unsettled weather pattern, milder airfor most weekend, still an unsettled weather pattern, milder air for most of the uk but something cooler at times in scotland, temperatures in edinburgh around six or seven. stron

a deep area of low pressure bringing spells of gales or severe gales.eans business. it could cause travel disruption across the north and west — the combination of gales and heavy rain. keep tuned to the bbc local radio for the latest updates. this morning starting off on a mild note, you'll notice. temperatures ranging between five and eight celsius. but it will be cloudy and wet. something perhaps a little bit drier into the early part of the afternoon. but then another batch of heavy and persistent rain pushing into northern ireland and scotland, where we could see some very high rainfall totals, particularly on south—facing hills. a very mild day, though. temperatures in double figures, as high as 15 or 16 degrees in the south. it will be very blustery. gales of 60—65 mph in western exposed areas. and then, later in the day, we could see 70mph plus in the northern isles of north—east scotland. then slightly drier weather into the evening and for the first part of the night. then the next area of low pressure will move into southern areas to bring an

heavy rain. the irish sea here, gale force winds and some very heavy rain.ues obviously indicate the very heavy rain. within this band of rain some very strong gusts of winds, could be in excess of 60 miles per hour in some coasts. that's also strong enough to cause some disruption and damage to trees potentially. and very windy a little bit further towards the east as well. so even if you do not get the rain, those winds really will be picking up. friday night into saturday, that band of wind and rain sweeps right across the country. the worst will be in the west. as that band of rain moves towards the east it will tend to ease. by the time we get to saturday morning, it is out of the way and we are left with a day of sunshine and showers. still quite a breezy day but nowhere near as windy but relatively mild. mild south—westerly winds so highs up to around 1a degrees or so. here's remembrance day, sunday. we have sunshine and showers on the cards. some of the showers will be heavy but many of us should have a decent day too. that's it from me. bye— bye. i'

force winds inland, even showers, gale force winds inland, eve n severe showers, gale force winds inlanduble or triple some of these northern areas, the average wins to get the guest. temperatures 14 degrees in london, double figures throughout the country. on thursday, low—pressure, very close to our neighbourhood, sending strong winds and mild air. but in between showers, you will get the sunshine. that is if you're not stuck underneath a weather front, and there will be

this low pressure is going to be burning through scotland during tonight and into tomorrow, severe galesisles and very blustery to stop the good news is that we're going to see those severe gales developing across southern areas. they will be windy but not as windy as it has been. this is the well that's parroting the north during tomorrow, during friday. gusts of wind in some areas particularly western coasts could be in excess of 60 mph in an easily 50 miles an hour. pretty blustery start to friday across scotland with frequent showers may be hail and thunder as well to the south, a lot of sunshine around. for tomorrow the forecast is around. for tomorrow the forecast is a lot of fine weather across the uk, occasionally interrupted by some heavy showers. you're watching beyond 100 days. the man who once said he would take a bullet for the president pleads guilty to lying on his behalf. michael cohen, who worked as president trump's personal lawyer, says he was negotiating business deals with russia throughout the campaign. and mr trump knew about it. the guilty plea raises questions ab

gales through the irish sea. and a windy day.ards the midlands and eastern england dry with sunshine and mild. by sunday, it isa with sunshine and mild. by sunday, it is a cloudy start for england and wales. soon it will turn wet in the south—west and that will push into wales. scotland and northern ireland seeing some sunshine. some sunshine in the south—east and east anglia. it should be a decent weekend here. the winds not as strong and highs of 13 celsius. how our weather is getting more extreme — hotter summer days, warmer winters and more rain. the met office says our changing weather patterns are due to man made global warming. we're already starting to experience the effects of climate change. and it's the extreme events that will continue to increase into the future. we'll be looking at the new research and how it's likely to affect the uk. also tonight... why this paraplegic athlete ended up dragging himself along the floor through luton airport. if i hadn't had my wheelchair, my legs had been taken away from me. all of

it's going to be quite a deep area of low, bringing gales and heavy rain. so keep tuned to your bbc local radio for all the local updates there. now, we're starting the day off, though, on a pretty mild note. we've lost the overnight frost that we've seen for the last week or so. temperatures starting off around six to eight degrees. now, we're dragging this milder air from the azores on a south—westerly wind. might not feel so mild, though, because of the gales and the rain, but it really will be milder than what we have been used to. spells of pretty heavy rain through the morning moving northwards, follow followed by showery bursts of rain further south during the afternoon. and then an area of much heavier, persistent rain for scotland, where we could see some pretty high rainfall totals on the hills there. temperatures, double figures for all, as high as 1a or 15 across the south—east, but it's going to be very windy indeed. 60—65mph in exposure across western coasts, and then later in the day closer to 70mph perhaps for the north—east of scotland and

nasty stormy day for some and the threat of gales has not diminished and infact threat of gales has notomorrow morning, the low pressure is going to send the winds screaming pressure is going to send the winds screaming across pressure is going to send the winds screaming across the country once more, and western parts of scotland could see gusts in excess of 60 mph. frequent showers as well. this is what it looks like on 5am on friday. also clear weather but still pretty breezy in the rest of the country. a lot of isobars for tomorrow and that means the strong with mash report will be blowing through out of the west, turning towards the south—west —— that means the strong winds will be blowing through out of the west. through the morning it will be blustery across the rest of the country, very windy in yorkshire with a few showers, but the further away you are from the low pressure the better the weather will be and in the south on friday not a bad afternoon. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11pm: donald trump's former lawyer pleads guilty to lying to congress ab

if not severe gale force wins.t will be a case of rain coming and going back to more sunshine developing between the downpours. across northern ireland heavy rain to take us into the early afternoon it will ease off as persistent rain pushes across much of scotland, temperatures will be mild, higher than they have been. for a mild, higher than they have been. forafair mild, higher than they have been. for a fair majority into the low teens as well. when strengthening, the evening rush hour not looking great across scotland, winds across the north and west, and heavy rain across the mainland, southern parts of the highlands, grampian southern uplands, up to 50 millimetres of rain. it eases off in northern ireland but when the around the coast, 60 mph throughout the day, widespread gales across england and wales but at least some breaks in the cloud between 12 heavy showers. into tonight it's dry for a time, the winds not quite a strong, still breezy but later on the winds pick up breezy but later on the winds pick u

lots of showers, gale force winds inland. even severe gales across western coasts.re the average wind speeds and in many cases you could double or even triple in some of these northern areas, the average winds to get the gusts. ii areas, the average winds to get the gusts. 11 degrees in the north. double figures throughout the country. low pressure close to a neighbourhood sending strong winds, mild airand neighbourhood sending strong winds, mild air and frequent showers. in between the showers, you will get the sunshine, too. there will be a weather front for a time at least across southern areas. you can see the weather breaks. it won't be bad, it won't be raining all the time. 14 degrees in london. it won't feel like it if you are in the wind. further strong winds are coming perhaps to the south as well. goodbye. i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: after 20 months of negotiation, european union leaders endorse the terms of a brexit deal. now, theresa may has to sell it back home. the british people don't want to spend any more time arguing about brexit. ru

gales inland at times as well.ble them to get those gusts of wind. with that comes mild air. even in the north of scotland temperatures will be back in double figures. on thursday will pressure is with us. weather fronts by the into the area of low pressure so many of us in for some rain at least for a time. many of us in for some rain at least fora time. rain many of us in for some rain at least for a time. rain sweeping through the southern counties into east anglia. elsewhere a mixture of sunshine and showers so it will be very turbulent on thursday and very blustery but milder on the third monitor. on friday it looks like low pressure a cross monitor. on friday it looks like low pressure across the uk once again, could be gale force winds further south across the uk as well. a very turbulent week on the way and those weather conditions could prove disruptive to transport. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm. theresa may urges parliament and the public to back her brexit deal after its endorsement at today's

gales developing through irish sea coasts.hilly for the coldest parts of east anglia and south—east england. this weather system coming in is this deep area of low pressure, ex—hurricane 0scar. it is going to pass us well to the north—west, but still produce strong winds the closer you are to it on saturday, especially in the western isles. lots of rain, especially in western scotland. a soaking day here. some outbreaks of rain pushing through the rest of scotland. it's there in northern ireland as well, though it is going to clear later in the day. it starts to edge into western wales and the west side of england, which means further in the east of england, it will be staying dry with some sunshine. windy across the uk, this is where we get gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and towards 65 miles an hour in the western isles. gales for parts of scotland, northern ireland, irish sea coasts. some winds could be disruptive, but the air coming in from the south—west, it is going to be a much milder day. and of course, it's a fir

gales developing through irish sea coasts.ther system coming in is this deep area of low pressure, ex—hurricane oscar. it's going to pass us well to the north—west, but still produce some strong winds the closer you are to it on saturday, especially in the western isles. a lot of rain, especially in western scotland. a soaking day here. some outbreaks of rain pushing through the rest of scotland. it's there in northern ireland as well, though it does clear later in the day. it starts to edge into west wales and the western side of england, which means further east in england, it will be staying dry with some sunshine. windy across the uk, this is where we get gusts in excess of 40 miles an hour, and towards 65 miles an hour in the western isles. gales for parts of scotland, northern ireland, irish sea coasts. some winds could be disruptive, but the air coming in from the south—west, it is going to be a much milder day. and of course, it's a fireworks bonfire weekend. we're expecting on saturday evening for the rain to have cle

it's going to be quite a deep area of low, bringing gales and heavy rain.our bbc local radio for all the local updates there. now, we're starting the day off, though, on a pretty mild note. we've lost the overnight frost that we've seen for the last week or so. temperatures starting off around six to eight degrees. now, we're dragging this milder air from the azores on a south—westerly wind. might not feel so mild, though, because of the gales and the rain, but it really will be milder than what we've been used to. spells of pretty heavy rain through the morning moving northwards, follow followed by showery bursts of rain further south during the afternoon. and then an area of much heavier, persistent rain for scotland, where we could see some pretty high rainfall totals on the hills there. temperatures, double figures for all, as high as 14 or 15 across the south—east, but it's going to be very windy indeed. 60—65mph in exposure across western coasts, and then later in the day closer to 70mph perhaps for the north—east of scotland and the northern isles. a

it‘s going to be quite a deep area of low, bringing gales and heavy rain.ll the local updates there. now, we‘re starting the day off, though, on a pretty mild note. we‘ve lost the overnight frost that we‘ve seen for the last week or so. temperatures starting off around six to eight degrees. now, we‘re dragging this milder air from the azores on a south—westerly wind. might not feel so mild, though, because of the gales and the rain, but it really will be milder than what we‘ve been used to. spells of pretty heavy rain through the morning moving northwards, follow followed by showery bursts of rain further south during the afternoon. and then an area of much heavier, persistent rain for scotland, where we could see some pretty high rainfall totals on the hills there. temperatures, double figures for all, as high as 1a or 15 across the south—east, but it‘s going to be very windy indeed. 60—65mph in exposure across western coasts, and then later in the day closer to 70mph perhaps for the north—east of scotland and the northern isles. and it‘s a brief window of

gale forced winds around many western coasts.y strong, gusty winds. on top of that, we've got spells of heavy rain. these are the average wind speeds. to get a gust, usually double these, so that means maybe 40mph gusts inland, for example, in london. much stronger further north. look at the temperatures — 14 in london. double figures even in scotland. the low pressure still with us on thursday. weather fronts spiralling in and towards the centre of the low pressure, bringing us again spells of heavy rain, and here is one spell of heavy rain during the middle of the afternoon. it would have been here in the morning and then sweeping during the day northwards. behind it you can see breaks in the cloud, breaks between the various bands of rain. still mild on thursday, relatively speaking, although it probably won't feel like it because of the strength of the wind. and guess what? there's low pressure over us on friday once again. a lot of isobars here and that can only mean one thing, gale force winds. i'm kasia madera, with bbc ne

gale forced winds across many parts.hese are the average wind speeds stopped to get a gust, double this. a0 mph gusts england may be in london, much stronger further north. double figures even in scotland. the low pressure still with us on thursday. weather fronts spiralling in and towards the centre of the low pressure, bringing again spells of heavy rain and here is one spell of heavy rain and here is one spell of heavy rain, during the afternoon. it would have been here in the morning and then sweeping during the day northwards. you will see breaks in the cloud, breaks between the various bands of rain. still mild on thursday, relatively speaking although it went feel like it because of the strength of the wind. guess what? low pressure across on friday as well. it can only mean one thing, dell force winds. —— gale force winds. you are watching bbc news. our top story: after 20 months of negotiations, eu leaders in brussel have approved the terms of the brexit agreement. the focus is now on westminster, where the deal

heavy rain and gales are expected across western and south—western parts of the country.r friday morning onwards, initially the weather is actually not too bad across central and eastern areas, even the south coast will have some sunshine. in fact, it could be a bright, if not sunny, start but then very quickly the weather will go downhill by the time we get to the middle part of the afternoon. the south—west of england, wales, northern ireland, the irish sea here, gale force winds and some very heavy rain. let's zoom into this area. this is what it looks like at three o'clock. the dark blues obviously indicate the very heavy rain. within this band of rain some very strong gusts of winds, could be in excess of 60 miles per hour in some coasts. that's also strong enough to cause some disruption and damage to trees potentially. and very windy a little bit further towards the east as well. so even if you do not get the rain, those winds really will be picking up. friday night into saturday, that band of wind and rain sweeps right across the country. the worst will be in the

up the added risk of some severe gales up through the irish sea, it will be quite unpleasant takingudy, but largely dry. but look at this rain, it is slow—moving, northern ireland and rising into the afternoon. and evenin and rising into the afternoon. and even in the eastern areas gusts of a0 mph, up to 70 in exposed areas further west. an unsettled period of whether to end the week, that turbulent weather descends across the eastern side of england and scotla nd the eastern side of england and scotland through friday night into saturday, with all that cloud and the wind temperatures holder. that area of low pressure stays with us throughout the weekend. you can see how fast it is. it is driving the weather across much of western europe, right the way down into spain and portugal. for ourselves, as that weather system finally clears, it may drag its heels in the south and east, we open up to a south—westerly wind, growing in showers to southern and western areas. given the strength, not as strong as friday, but enough to push the showers eastwards. they think many will escape. a si

but the winds will be gusting to gales or severe gales over the next couple of days.round. as the breeze picks up, that will help lift that. a chilly—ish start, as you can see, with temperatures into low single figures first thing. but it won't be long before the cloud and rain starts to move into the south—west. so it's going to be a wet start across cornwall and south wales, and into northern ireland as well. slow improvement here for you as we go into the afternoon. let's take a look at the finer detail for this afternoon and see what's in prospect. there's the brighter weather starting to push into cornwall through the afternoon. double figures, but some heavy rain into the south—west, across wales, the midlands and stretching up into the north of england. the rain shouldn't arrive into the east of england, so here it should stay dry and relatively bright. we'll see most of the rain starting to ease out of northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. it stays relatively dry, windy with it across much of scotland. by the end of the day, you can see that rain st

but the winds will be gusting to gales or severe gales over the next couple of days.t of patchy mist and fog around. but as the breeze picks up, that'll help lift that. a chilly—ish start, as you can see, with temperatures into low single figures first thing. but it won't be long before that cloud and rain starts to move into the south—west. so it's going to be a wet start across cornwall and south wales, and into northern ireland as well. slow improvement here for you as we go into the afternoon. let's take a look at the finer detail for this afternoon and see what's in prospect. there's the brighter weather starting to push into cornwall through the afternoon. double figures, but some heavy rain into the south—west, across wales, the midlands, and stretching up into the north of england. the rain shouldn't arrive into the east of england, so here it should stay dry and relatively bright. but we'll see most of the rain starting to ease out of northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. it stays relatively dry, windy with it across much of scotland. by the end of

batten down the hatches, rain and gales on the way. initially, western parts of the uk. across some western areas. this was the weather front that went through during the course of thursday. this next wether system is rushing in and that really is going to bring some very poor weather to northern ireland, scotland the irish sea coast, wales and down into south—western england as well. through the early hours we still have the rain across some western areas, that's the left over from what we had on thursday, actually. this next weather system here — that's piling in. some very strong winds with this weather front. before that arrives, actually a bit of a calm for some of us. in fact, starting off fairly bright across many central and eastern areas of the uk. here's friday morning, as this weather system aproaches, a lot of isobars here, these white lines, pressure lines, that indicates strong winds and those winds can be quite destructive. heavy rain and gales are expected across western and south—western parts of the country. also central and southern england will be fee

this is what it looks like on friday, gale force wind across scotland, very windy across the westerntually not feeling too bad at all. watch what happens right into saturday, clear skies for a time and then another bad area of weather sweeps in from the atlantic. the blue, cold air to the atlantic. the blue, cold air to the south, warm and to the south and this is the weather system i am talking about. that means there is a bit of warmth trapped in this area of low pressure, this area of our precious topic once it is out of the way, we are in stream of south—westerly wind and temperatures will get up to around 1a degrees once the rain clears away. it might bea once the rain clears away. it might be a little bit too late because it would be the second half of the afternoon. watch what happens saturday night to sunday, southern parts of the uk scraped by these weather systems. this is where we have the mild air, the cold aryan the north. mild and breezy with spells of rain across the south, not raining all of the time, you can see splodges of rain. in the north we have got that cold ai

batten down the hatches, rain and gales on the way. initially, western parts of the uk.as. this was the weather front that went through during the course of thursday. this next wether system is rushing in and that really is going to bring some very poor weather to northern ireland, scotland the irish sea coast, wales and down into south—western england as well. through the early hours we still have the rain across some western areas, that's the left over from what we had on thursday, actually. this next weather system here — that's piling in. some very strong winds with this weather front. before that arrives, actually a bit of a calm for some of us. in fact, starting off fairly bright across many central and eastern areas of the uk. here's friday morning, as this weather system aproaches, a lot of isobars here, these white lines, pressure lines, that indicates strong winds and those winds can be quite destructive. heavy rain and gales are expected across western and south—western parts of the country. also central and southern england will be feeling the effects of this

scotland, northern ireland, it is your turn for widespread gales, one oi’ your turn for widespread galesin the north where we will see longer spells of rain, hilson at times, but basically tomorrow, one of the most writer days of the week -- hill of the most writer days of the week —— hill snow at times. —— brighter. many of you will avoid it, they will fall for only a small portion of the day and temperatures will have dropped a single figures across the northern half of the uk, 10— i2 dropped a single figures across the northern half of the uk, 10— 12 in the south. and then to get us into the south. and then to get us into the weekend, temperatures will take a lift to take us through friday into saturday as another wet and windy spell of weather pushes into england and wales. it is a morning feature more than anything else, thenit feature more than anything else, then it will clear through, sunny conditions developing and rain for a time in scotland and northern ireland. a cool day in the north, mild in the south, lots of cloud around on sunday. back to you both. thanks very much. we w