the gloom at year-end 2018 in many ways set us up for a good start into 2019 in the markets.i think what is priced into the market now, is an economic scenario that seems to be the most likely. no recession, the economy perking up a little bit, corporate profits in mid-single digit, maybe a little higher growth. it is priced into the market. what i worry about is when valuation is already there, the risks could be to the downside rather than the upside. the base case is for mild returns, not just in the united states but several other equity markets. let's call it mid-single digit along with expected profit growth in 2020. but there are number things on the horizon that could push us askance, and with valuation where it is, there is no margin for error. tom: i want to talk about the idea of a correction. it seems it is impossible to go down 10% and maybe for a blink we go down 18% but we have forgotten what it is to go down. a huge theory of the gloom crew is if we get to enough down there will be panic selling that would take us down further. do you buy that idea? abby: let'

gloom accruesthe great piÑata. they love to go after you in good times or bad times.you cannot possibly go up and once again confounded not only off the gloom of last december but confounded over one year, two years, five years, 10 years to good and substantial equity returns. when does it end? tom, first of all thank you for having me here for this discussion. the gloom and 2018 him anyway set us up to a good start into money 19 in the markets. one thing i'm concerned about is how happy ever but he is at year end 2019. i think what is priced into the market now, is an economic scenario that seems to be the most likely. no recession, the economy perking up a little bit, corporate profits in mid-single digit, maybe a little higher growth. it is priced into the market. what i worry about is when valuation is already there, the risks could be to the downside rather than the upside. the base case is for mild returns, not just in the united states but several other equity markets. let's call it mid-single digit along with expected profit growth in 2020. . but there are num

gloom at year end 2018 in many ways set us up for a great start to 2019 in the markets.ne of the things i am concerned about is just how happy everyone is at year end 2019. i think what is priced into the market right now is an economic scenario that seems to be the most likely -- no recession, the economy perking up a little bit, corporate profits in the mid single digits, maybe a little higher. it is priced into the market. when i am worried about is when valuation is already there the risks cutting fact be to the downside rather than the upside theould in fact be to downside rather than the upside. let's college mid single digits along with growth in 2020. there are a number of things on the horizon that could put just askance and with valuation where it is there is no margin for error. tom: i want to talk about the idea of a correction. it seems impossible to go down 10%. maybe for a blank -- blink we go down 18%. if we get tonow is enough down, there will be panic selling, which will bring us down even further. do you buy that idea? abby: let's add it to panic selli

but ahead of the gathering gloom, thunderbolt... now 3-2 gathering gloom, thunderbolt...n and get, it became breakfast raheem sterling found himself a time, fartoo raheem sterling found himself a time, far too much time. game still not over but in chasing this, matic was too keep us up a second go kart, united would be short for their final push. too much to ask against his city team and oak world may have added the full stop if not for the assistance... city's was the biggest victory as they are off to wimbley again. patrick gearey, bbc news. liverpool have moved 19 points clear at the top of the premier league table after a 2—0 win at west ham this evening. mohammed salah scored from the spot in the first half, before alex 0xlade—chamberlain doubled their lead after the break. west ham remain one place above the relegation zone on goal difference alone. conor mcnamara has more. liverpool's relentless march towards the premier league title continues. this was their long—awaited game in hand and it has gone the way of so many liverpool matches the season, a win and three

an outlook that suggests there could be more gloom on the horizon as attention turns to things to. now for more on this let's cross over to detail these financial correspondent jose luis to harrow on wall street high of a louise it's nice to see you as always details of this phase one trade deal are still pretty scanty what's the talk among investors. they are eager. to learn old in. phase one but it's worth noting that even when did fool takes it will be released and we still want to have access to a confidential. attention at this time is focusing mainly on a 2 issues one the amount of product china will be purchasing around $200000000000.00 over the next 2 years including substantial increases in agricultural manufacture and goods and services the question always a china will be able to absorb completely and how it will impact all the trading partners and the 2nd issue we know the ones that are planned in december got canned so i'm sure once implemented in some temper are getting caught but there was a sense that over the next 10 months that the rest of the duties there will be

champion serena williams has won her 1st title in 3 years with victory over fellow american jessica the gloom at the auckland classic williams plants and donate her winnings to the australian bushfire effort the auckland classic was the 38 year old's 1st singles title since becoming a mother serena and out of li has her sights set on the australian open starting later this month with another grand slam title serena will equal mark records record of $24.00 majors. well this week the film frozen to officially became the most successful animated film of all time it surpassed the 1st frozen movie which was the previous box office champion frozen 2 has already taken in 1300000 dollars since its november release well that's great news for disney but it's not such good news for a small village in austria or a frozen success is creating some problems have a look in frozen the kingdom of erin dell is home to snow queen elsa and her sister ana they do. have me. karen those a place you won't find on any mound or will you can tell. rumors are coursing through social media but erin del is based on this pl

the day hasn't been all doom and gloom by any means at all but if you are anywhere near a weather fronto the north of england through wales and into the south—west, well, you will have known it has been very wet and very windy. further to the south and east, you have got the cloud and wind and rain to come during the rest of the evening and indeed overnight. the front really not moving very far, very fast. clearing skies getting into the north of england, to scotland and to northern ireland. some showers getting wintry to about 300 metres, and it will be quite a chilly start, especially on the eastern side of scotland, one or two rural spots, —2 or so, so a touch of frost. that won't be the case while you have the last of the cloud and wind and rain across england and wales. by about lunch time, that should have quit east anglia and then brighter skies following on behind. yes, one or two showers into wales and the south—west and many more showers across the northern and western parts of scotland and the odd one for northern ireland. but a lot of dry, fine weather, even here. temperatur

asian markets which rely heavily on the middle east for their supply but it hasn't all been doom and gloom news that washington in beijing my son a trade deal next week since shares in china up. and let's check in now with our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea delaney and chelsea how is the outlook there in frankfurt. these tensions are certainly driving markets today that docks opened about one percent lower that's really steep and throughout the day it's down about 1.8 percent now euro stocks the broader and exit european stocks is also down about 1.2 percent that's adding to have you losses on friday as well it's investors are certainly concerned one of the big concerns for investors is what's going to happen with oil prices oil has risen about 5 percent since friday and that can be really painful if it continues for companies for airlines for consumers as well especially for big oil importers like china has already struggling with economic weakness so investors are certainly going to see wait to see what happens next with iran in the u.s. but this is definitely not remain a

and now that suggest that could be more gloom on the horizon as attention turns to face to. well for i'm joined in the studio by us political consultant andrew adair and frank furch catherine yang of fidelity international andrew let me start with you you've worked in congress in the united states after more than 18 months of this ugly dispute that he himself started what does this milestone mean to president trump well it's a cease fire so it's a big deal in that sense it's as if i if i could use continued a military analogy we've stopped the guns and now we have to carve up the territory so there's still. a lot of work to be done there's a lot of changes that mr bush wants but it is a victory you'll have a big signing ceremony today will get a political win and it does stop the bleeding for now government over to you in frankfurt what do you think who secured the better end of the deal here well when we look at the agricultural goods to the chinese have said that they'll increase their imports in fact 3 end of last year we saw record levels of pork imports from the u.s. an

asian markets which rely heavily on the middle east for their supply but it hasn't all been doom and gloom news that washington and beijing could sunnah trade deal next week that shares in china up. and let's check in on european markets now with chelsea delaney she joins us live from frankfurt the chelsea what are you seeing there after all this these tensions continuing over the weekend what's the news there frankfurt there's certainly a lot of anxiety to start the trading we've got here in frankfurt the docs just opened it's down about one percent that's adding to a loss of 1.3 percent on friday euro stocks the broader european and x. is down about 0.6 percent and futures in the u.s. are also pointing lower so it's looking like another day of a global selloff it's really going to depend on how this escalates or what happens next between iran and the u.s. for to see how this is really going to impact markets going forward but there's certainly a lot of concern about how how this will impact oil prices which are already up 5 percent since friday that could have a global impact and for inv

an outlook that suggest there could be more gloom on the horizon as attention turns to face to. all severe weather across parts of pakistan and pakistan administered kashmir have left some 100 people dead many more missing one valley in the mountains was hit by several avalanches and authorities of launch rescue missions but getting into this area is proving very difficult. yes . in the mountains of pakistan administered kashmir rescuers are trekking looking and listening for signs of life as the snow continues to fall finding and reaching the exact location of the missing is hard enough. the next task is to dig down through what in some valleys he's made his of snow to reach people buried beneath the avalanche. of 101 girls given how they are going to. get a. lot of these areas are cut off from the cities and as on cashmere in the evening you just don't know what condition people are in. how long like that got a. meanwhile in western pakistan heavy snow fall in blood just on has destroyed and in some cases completely buried dozens of houses. again accessibility is thwarting eff

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a brilliant performance by england especially after the first innings, it was all doom and gloom buthat we are capable of and well done to simply, to bat like that, the stubbornness and mental strength he has shown, to back the amount of time and set the tone for the england team has been nothing short of brilliant but what a test match. talking of test cricket as a whole, there have been rumblings over the last week or so that four—day test matches might become the new thing. at the start to play south africa said they were in favour of it, this one went down to the last hour in the fifth and final day. this test cricket need to change? the fifth and final day. this test cricket need to change ?|j the fifth and final day. this test cricket need to change? i don't think so. the world's greatest players have all come out and said, it is the purest form of cricket. if it is the purest form of cricket. if it goes to four—day test matches, we will lose test cricket forever. it would be a draw. a little bit of spin, the drama, the tension, it has been a fantastic ad that the test cricket

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we don't want to be all doom and gloom. happy new year everyone. thank you very much indeed.ank you for watching, if you're heading out have a great night, if you're going to bed night night, but the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co. uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases, we have james king. james, a warm welcome and happy new year. you too! talk us through what we've got. well, we've got scarlettjohansson heading to germany injojo rabbit. matthew mcconaughey goes to london in the gentlemen. and aaron eckhart doesn't really know where he's going in in the line of duty. not to be confused with the tv series, the line of duty! very much not to be confused with the tv series! anyway, let's start off with jojo rabbit. this sounds intriguing. it's sort of a comedy drama. a ten—year—old hitler youth member who begins to question the ideology of nazism? yes

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>> contrary to the predictions of the gloom, unemployment is at a record low, we put 800,000 jobs since the referendum and we will indeed get brexit done by january 30 first. >> social justice, chances for opportunities, education is the key and that is why the pledge for additional funding is so well, especially the historically underfunded areas. equally important are discipline and standards. will prime industry ensure there is continued focus especially when it comes to vital interest and numerous skills. >> i paid tribute to my honorable friend. since then it is synthetic which is done a huge amount, the only country in the g7 with disadvantaged pupils actually improved in reading since 2009. we need to do more. >> margaret thatcher - the union of the united kingdom. >> thank you, mister speaker. thank you, mister speaker. margaret thatcher, accepted that the union of the united kingdom could only be maintained by to send. and the s&p government does not have a mandate to organize an independence referendum so tell me what mechanism is available to the scottish people to give their

notice the ak of the storm right around mid morni d for those of you in the south bay right around your gloom noon lunch time hour that's what you're going to notice the heaviest downpours and gusty as winds but it is going to be a very fast-moving storm once it exits were going to notice drier and clear conditions by around 5 o'clock for thursday evening, but starting thursday afternoon and thursday night could see a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorm or 2 in the forecast to just keep that in mind this storm is going to leave behind a very unstable atmosphere light scattered showers for thursday night and even into the overnight hours until we completely dry out and clear out by friday morning, so rain totals looking impressive, especially for those of you in the north bay and our highest peaks could see about 3 inches of rain or less for the rest of us about an inch of rain or less so right now we are noticing a great night sky out there in the east bay over berkeley in temperatures upper 40's and low 50's with widespread low to mid 40's for overnight lows, thanks to that thick blanket of

don't be one of those doom and gloom people. it's okay. we haven't had a midwinter dry spell, yet. we haven't had a lot of rain but we had systems on sunday and and mendocino county in lake county north, you can see where the line will be today and tomorrow, a little bit sneaking in around santa rosa. the pattern is quiet and dry with 40s and 50s on the temps. san ramon checking in at 41. brentwood, 51. 45 is popular, san leandro, hayward and union city. 31 in tahoe and 40s in monterey and ukiah. cloud cover will stay at fort bragg north and then i wouldn't worry about any other rain. there is a lot going on, just up and over the ridge of high pressure with a weak system dragging across tuesday. high pressure for the next five or six days, large and in charge. santa rosa, if we get .05 inches, we will declare victory and throw a parade. mid-60s for summoned into tuesday tuesday, it looks quiet, in fact, warm, going into saturday. >> the time is 4:20 and the bay area commute might be affected by muni subway work. when they will close the tracks and for how long. >>> the niner faithf

museum in western germany is holding an exhibition titled in the spotlight of the night life in the gloom it looks at how various artists interpret night and how electric light has transformed the dark. silk a suitable painting hell are brights is the main attraction it shows the lights of a sprawling city from a bird's eye view. she worked on the massive 8 by 3 meter 60 painting for 3 years for once entirely in or studio. and. it's a huge surprise. i've only seen it in my studio and throughout the process of creating it context i did the now to see it in a different context next to works of other artists it's fantastic that. silk of silk of work can't even imagine painting anything but the night she'd like to put the northern lights over iceland on canvas. and the luminous and seeds off in the knees or the darkest nights of africa or the bright star the skies over the atacama desert in south america. to paint the many faces of darkness would need more than one lifetime she says. and finally we are off to a restaurant in barcelona that offers an out of this world experience the off new ri

but it's not all doom and gloom.sts are beginning to develop solutions to what many are calling the climate crisis. but they say we have to act soon because time is running out. the atmosphere is already so full of c02 that some scientists worry that even sharp reductions in emissions won't, on their own, be enough to halt irreversible damage. so researchers here at cambridge university are looking at ideas, however crazy, to try and take global warming gases out of the atmosphere and to actually repair the earth's climate. with trillions of tonnes of ice gone from both the earth's poles, the new centre will look at ways of refreezing them. one idea is to have boats spray sea water up into the clouds above the ice to reflect sunlight away from them. another is to develop forests of artificial trees to absorb carbon dioxide — just like real forests do, only better. and some even think releasing tiny discs into space might act as a parasol, reflecting sunlight and cooling the planet. it's all the idea of a former gover

their discussions with president macron took place under a cloud of gloom.ies of reverses. translation: today more than ever, it is clear that the results we're achieving, despite our combined efforts, fall short of the expectations of our peoples, who are experiencing major difficulties. french forces have been deployed in the sahel since 2013. they now operate across five countries, but until now, their command structure has been kept separate. that will now change. translation: the priority is the islamic state of the greater sahara, which doesn't prevent us from fighting other terrorist groups. but this is the main enemy, because they are the most dangerous. we are now implementing a joint military coalition between operation barkhane and the joint forces of the g5. there is rising anger towards the french military presence in the sahel, triggered by the growing number of casualties. this summit was intended to bolster the coalition. governments will have to up theirgame if they're to roll back the islamists‘ advance. bill hayton, bbc news. stay with us

as for the rest of the week, the high still with us and gloom still with us, the front tries to pushce again opening our doors to low pressure systems coming from the planting at the high slides away and for that weekend things are looking much more mobile once again, doesn't change return but there would be punchy showers. this is the business briefing. i'm ben bland. combating climate change is set to take centre stage at davos, but will leaders take the topic seriously or let the issue melt away? and all eyes on vancouver, as huawei's meng wanzhou arrives in court for her extradition hearing. and on the markets, asian shares took a sudden lurch lower amid mounting concerns about a new strain of pneumonia in china, and hong kong's credit rating was cut by the agency

there to instruct people on how to protect themselves and then melton commission here under all the gloom phone call beijing says it has the situation under control images released by the state media show that supermarkets have sufficient supplies and prices are stable but some dismissed those images as propaganda this student from thailand in holland has such a different experience it's very difficult to find out if you want to buy it right now because this is a shortage everyone wants. but it's already too late to. raise the interest said watching it while your shirt while jacket one. jacket 3 layers and a red mask and a regular doodle. trapped at home some people have followed an online call chanting who hum do your best from their windowless. small gestures to lift people's spirits like this light show in one flashing words of encouragement everyone here is waiting and hoping that life in the city can soon return to normal. let's get the latest on the story now we can speak to correspondent mathias building in beijing hi mathias a british up to date on the latest steps that authoritie

saying that nature is not a separate asset class but the lifeblood of markets he wasn't all doom and gloom like the teenagers and he had 2 reasons to be quite positive and optimistic he said that the leverage of the work that we've already done can see that we can progress so much if we just they fridge that work that's already been done and that there is no lack of capital it's just how we use that money it's funneling it into the right projects he also said the returns on investment will out through traditional portfolios and we're already seeing that trend with the likes of black rock broke the world's biggest wealth fund saying it wants to put sustainability at the heart of its strategy and germany and france the 2 biggest economies in europe joining blackrock just yesterday to say it will also speed up the access to capital to fund these projects speaking. german chancellor angela merkel is due to speak there today. well the greens are also here the green german party and its leader. was saying that the german chancellor needs to drop her obsession with balancing the budget and instea

cameras have been there for a long time so i think it's difficult you can mark sayes about today's the gloom and given that it's full and open and it's out there in the an ugly guy getting to be the guy who actually could get busted it so his followers approve that's all. there has been in the 7 or 8 months campaign after that has used french procured u.s. missiles russian special forces and iraqi troops for the last couple of months you know brings them into contact with larger maritime deal that the u.s. government libya signed with with ankara early last month and that is about something very very different that's about the natural gas reserves re-entry 3 trillion dollars worth 6 that are under the sea in the eastern mediterranean and that gives turkey a legitimate claim to disrupt the ability of greece egypt and israel to exploit that without them and it gives them a almost the sovereign rights to challenge them so it is certainly more about them than just the local actions because people have been asking what what what saying this for turkey turkey says well the valid regional allies sa

the gloom has been reflected in stock markets reopening after the lunar new year break in south korea ministers held an emergency meeting to discuss not only the health implications of the virus but its impact on the economic health of the country and the government will make all their efforts to safeguard citizens' safety and minimize impact on the economy as long as this new infection poses a threat comparisons have been made with the sars virus in 2003 that had far reaching economic impact beyond china. the difference between then and now with the size of the chinese economy and its relationship with the global economy more trade more travel china is so much more interconnected with the rest of the world that 17 years on damage to its economy is so much more consequential. and today the world economy is more vulnerable facing a global downturn as it did in 2003 generally global economy was was very bad and that has affected korea that has affected also our own china now the situation is a little similar in the sense that you know a lot global economy is tend to come down after a bo

not all doom and gloom, though.front that started the day across scotland and northern ireland but as the day progressed, relatively mild airs swept ever further towards the south. but it will take its time before we see the last of it, and it will be a feature of the weather overnight across the greater part of england and wales. further north, the skies will have cleared but still a peppering of showers and because it will get that cold, the showers will be wintry to about 300 metres and a touch of frost in the eastern side of scotland to start the new day on sunday. that will not be the case across wales across to east anglia and all points south because the rain will clear at lunchtime. one or two showers following on behind on a much reduced wind. as you experienced on saturday. still a fresh feel about the day despite all the sunshine across the north. further south, 8—11 will cover it but a glorious afternoon,

the discussions with the president did present —— took place under a cloud of gloom, the forces haveclear that the results were achieving, despite our combined effo rts achieving, despite our combined efforts fell short of the expectations of our people who are experiencing major difficulties. french forces have been some —— been deployed, they now operate across five countries but until now the command structure has been kept separate. that will change. the priority is the islamic state of the great sahara which doesn't prevent us great sahara which doesn't prevent us from fighting other terrorist groups. but this is the main enemy. because they are the most dangerous. we are now implementing a joint military collision between our operation and the joint forces. there is rising anger towards a french military presence, triggered by the number of going casualties. the summit was intended to bolster the coalition, governments will have to update game without they are to the is honest missed's advance. it's oscar season, and the joker is smiling, the movie about that creepy comic book

as for the rest of the week, was the highest elbows, hence the gloom, a little bit more in the way ofinto the north of scotland but it is friday we start to transition our weather once again opening our doors to low—pressure systems coming in from the atlantic as the high slides away and for the weekend things are looking much more mobile once again, the sunshine returning with some punchy showers and it'll be windier, too. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines. cases of coronavirus infections in china triple, as doctors confirm it can be passed from human to human — the who calls an emergency meeting. a senior huawei executive and daughter of its founder appears in a canadian court, to fight extradition to the united states. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme... chanting: usa! usa! thousands of activists attend a rally against stricter gun laws in the us state of virginia. and filipino superstar lea salonga talks to us about stage, screen and singing. #a

i don't mean to be doom and gloom but it seems to be a slightly needy front—page story on brexit andts of the country are marking brexit day here on the news channel. i'm going toa pub here on the news channel. i'm going to a pub called the rising sun for a new dawn. i'm sure you could come with me. and that is it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you to my guests and coming up next we have sport. good evening. here's your latest sports news. premier league leaders, liverpool survived a scare against wolves to win 2—1 at molineux. that takes them 16 points clear at the top of the table and continues their remarkable run with 22 wins from 23 games. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, has all the details. how do you defeat the seemingly unbeatable? liverpool turned the tide will race into a victory procession this season and against walls they were proven rig

not all doom and gloom. at least for a time, it was that bright out towards the east. the day across scotland and northern ireland but as the days progress relatively mild airever the days progress relatively mild air ever further towards the south. but it will take its time before we see the rain, the last of it, and it will be a feature of the weather overnight across england and wales. further north, the skies will have cleared but still the peppering of showers and because it will get that cold the showers will be wintry and a touch of frost in the eastern side of scotla nd a touch of frost in the eastern side of scotland to start the new day on sunday. that will not be the case across wales, and the south because across wales, and the south because a lot of cloud in rain around. that will quit the scene. one or two showers following on behind on a much reduced wind. still a fresh feel about the day despite all the sunshine across the north. further south, 8—11 will cover it but a glorious afternoon, plenty of sunshine and a fairly chilly evening after that. a cool

these particular issues but they'll also be close attention paid later on today through water and gloom urkel has to say and how closely she aligns herself with the russian president and that's going to be paid attention to not just here in berlin but also in brussels and in washington peter all over r.t. berlin. in other international news the salton over a man has died at the age of 79 qaboos bin sayed outside of ruled the gulf nation for almost 50 years and was the longest serving leader in the middle east he had no children and a successor will be chosen by the ruling family omar has declared 3 days of national mourning. the 11 year old school boy has killed his teacher and injured 6 other people in a shooting in northern mexico the boy then turned the gun on himself local officials say the boy asked to go to the bathroom returned with 2 firearms and began shooting the motive for the killing and how the child obtained the weapons so far are clear. elsewhere a standoff has been unfolding in the chill a in the capital santiago riot police used water cannon and tear gas to force back c

emily says "january is a great month after the november gloom, new year with the sun rising earlier,y ofjunk food." and a similar one from adrian who tweeted to say "i go for running, comfort foods and retail therapy, not in that order." let us know your thoughts — use the hashtag #bbcthe briefing. it isa it is a cold and frosty start to the new week across much of england, wales and southern scotland, still some issues with fog, particularly across wales, north—west england and the midlands, visibility has been quite poor through the part of the night. pressure readings across parts of wales have exceeded 1050 millibars, the highest it has been since 1957, this area of high pressure will bring a lot of dry weather across the uk in the week ahead and some outbreaks of rain into northern scotland later on monday. without the data many cold with a widespread frost for much of england and wales, not quite as cold as we had further north, 8— nine celsius across the far north of scotland. for scotland and northern ireland it is another cloudy, breezy day some of the cloud pushing in to no

the day hasn't been all doom and gloom by any means at all but if you are anywhere near a weather frontest, well, you will have known it has been very wet and very windy. further to the south and east, you have got the cloud and wind and rain to come during the rest of the evening and indeed overnight. the front really not moving very far, very fast. clearing skies getting into the north of england, to scotland and to northern ireland. some showers getting wintry to about 300 metres, and it will be quite a chilly start, especially on the eastern side of scotland, one of two rural spots, —2 or so, so a touch of frost. that won't be the case while you have the last of the cloud and wind and rain across england and wales. by about lunch time, that should have quit east anglia and then brighter skies following on behind. yes, one or two showers into wales and the south—west and many more showers across the northern and western parts of scotland and the odd one for northern ireland. but a lot of dry, fine weather, even here. temperatures seeing a range of a—11. hello, this is bbc news with l