coming to the north—west of england, northern ireland, western and northern scotland seed in the grampianian, easily and anxieties and part of antrim and alan cini brightness, 16—17 any sunshine and light winds. it depends up a bit more though. similar problems across all areas under the winds. a bit more in the way of rain pushing further southwards through sunday, tending to fizzle out with the sunshine returning to scotland and northern ireland by fusion was quite a significant drop in debited here, fresh air. sunshine in the south listing the need for conventional quickly to 19 celsius. that riverfront valley on monday and they get this much stronger ridge of high pressure moving in for much of the pa rt pressure moving in for much of the part first part of the week. to the north, allowing a somewhat colder, west of the error stream with something cooler by the end the week. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11: 20 men are found guilty of being part of a grooming gang that abused girls as young as 11 in and around huddersfield. 0n on one occasion she came home and

east of the grampians, the eastern side of northern ireland, not that much rain at all and hopefullyve got the high pressure starting to wea ke n have got the high pressure starting to weaken the weather fronts. we might squeeze a bit more rain out of them on sunday angela some fairly brisk winds starting to push them southwards away from scotland and northern ireland. it looks as though the weather front will sink southwards across england and wales. not watch rain left on it if the far south and east potentially staying quite fine and sunny. a strong high pressure building in the beginning of next week, keeping those weather fronts at bay again for the north. and for many of us the fine weather will continue. probably frosty by night, not especially warm as we introduce some cold air and north—westerly winds. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm... 20 men are found guilty of being part of a grooming gang that abused girls as young as 11 in and around huddersfield. on one occasion, she came home and her neck was completely black with bites from one side to the other. a taxi had ju

a bit of snow over the grampians during sunday, but that will clear.s be shaken off? also in the programme... yet again, china sells the us more than it buys, but as the surplus hits a new record high, will it create more tensions between the world's two biggest economies?

not much rain east of the grampians or the eastern side of northern ireland.e widely. perhaps higher in the extremes around the coast and over the hills. further south, a much brighter day compared with yesterday. sunshine, fairweather cloud building. towards the end of the day, perhaps some rain and cloud coming into cumbria and lancashire. in contrast to yesterday when it was barely 8 degrees through southern parts of england, it's 1a to 16 today. even fairly warm with the rain further north. the rain hangs around. this weather front gets stuck across the northern half of the country. a met office yellow warning, a low—level warning. for the next two or three days we could have as much as 200 millimetres of rain falling over the hills. more likely 100 to 150 but that's a lot of rain. that will feed into the river system. a wet spell of weather but mild because it's driven by south—westerly winds. once we clear the morning mist and fog in the south, it looks like warm and pleasant weather will be enjoyed by many parts of england and wales. 0vernight, because

not much rain eased of the grampians or the eastern side of northern ireland.0 or 50 mph quite widely. perhaps higher in the extremes around the coast and over the hills. further south, a much brighter day. and he sunshine, fairweather cloud building. towards the end of the day, perhaps some rain and cloud coming into cumbria and lancashire. in contrast yesterday when it was barely 8 degrees through southern parts of england, 1a to 16 today. even fairly warm with the rain further north. the rain hangs around, this weather front gets stuck across the northern half. i met office yellow warning, low—level warning. we could have as much as 200 millimetres of rain falling over the hills. one likely 100 to 150 but that's a lot of rain. that will feed into the river system. a wet spell of weather but mild because it's driven by south—westerly winds. once we cleared the mist and fog in the south, it looks like warm and pleasa nt south, it looks like warm and pleasant weather will be enjoyed by many. overnight, because we keep the south—westerly flow, there is a wind ar

not much rain east of the grampians or the eastern side of northern ireland.dy. winds gusting to a0 or 50 mph quite widely. perhaps higher in the extremes around the coast and over the hills. further south, a much brighter day. sunshine, fairweather cloud building. towards the end of the day, perhaps some rain and cloud coming into cumbria and lancashire. in contrast to yesterday when it was barely 8 degrees through southern parts of england, it's 11! to 16 today. even fairly warm with the rain further north. the rain hangs around. this weather front gets stuck across the northern half of the country. a met office yellow warning, low—level warning. we could have as much as 200 millimetres of rain falling over the hills. likely 100 to 150 but that's a lot of rain. that will feed into the river system. a wet spell of weather but mild because it's driven by south—westerly winds. once we clear the mist and fog in the south, it looks like warm and pleasant weather will be enjoyed by many. overnight, because we keep the south—westerly flow, there is a wind around, b

easter and parts of england, eastern scotland, just like the weekend, or for higher ground, the grampiansres between 7—9d. tonight continuing with the easterly wind, showers and rain across easter in areas, more cloud spilling in from the east as well, making a difference to temperatures. you see from the map, yellow coming in, the blues, the frost will be here, more limited to the west. temperatures between zero and —2, —3. tuesday, quite wet in the east, some showers affecting this area, north—easterly winds, making a chilly, some sunshine throughout the day, maximum temperatures once again between 7-10d. the temperatures once again between 7—10d. the rain across the east linked in with this area of low pressure pushing away towards scandinavia. another week weather front living in as we go into wednesday. providing more cloud and some showery rain as it pushes its way gradually eastwards through the day. could be a short spell of snow across the west of scotland over higher ground. across the west of scotland over higherground. in across the west of scotland over higher ground. in betw

a bit of snow over the grampians during sunday, but that will clear.o about 14—15 degrees in the south—east, compared to that 25 degrees on saturday. so, lots going on, a bit of everything over the next few days. stay tuned to the forecast. bye— bye. hello, it's friday october 12th, it's 9 o'clock. i'mjoanna i'm joanna gosling, welcome to the programme. this programme can reveal that an immigration enforcement hotline received 68 calls from mps and their staff last year — and now a group of charities is calling on all mps to pledge not to inform on their constituents. us media reports say the turkish government has audio and video recordings that they say prove that the missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last week. we'll speak to a close friend ofjamal's who had dinner with him just two days before he went missing. saudi arabia has denied any involvement in the disappearance. "unimaginable destruction." florida residents return to find out what's left of their community after hurricane michael. so

snow over the top of the grampians. by day, temperatures will be much lower.howers around. temperatures 8—10dc, still below the average for the time of year. that‘s it from me. bye—bye. hello. it‘s wednesday, 24th october, it‘s 9am, i‘mjoanna gosling, welcome to the programme. today a group of westminster mps attempt to force the government to reform northern ireland‘s strict abortion laws and overturn its ban on gay marriage. campaigners say 28 women are forced to travel from northern ireland to england for an abortion each week. others like denise, whom we spoke to earlier this month, are forced to continue with pregnancy even when the child is not going to live. everyone was asking, "when is the baby due?" everyone wanted to share in the good news. but we knew we weren‘t preparing just for a birth, we were preparing for a death. we speak to one of the mps who is leading the demand for change. people who survive cancer as children face a financial "life sentence", having to always declare their past illness on things like travel insurance and mortgage applic

initial rain from the weather fronts from cal on sunday, snow to the higher ground in scotland and the grampiansd on sunday by as much as 10 degrees. after callan, this is what's next, this is hurricane michael moving from the usa on friday and through the weekend getting incorporated in a regular area of low pressure and moving to the uk going into monday. this isn't going to be a big deal, not as big a deal as callan will be for some, but what's left of michael will enhance some of this rain. this is a long way off still but it might not look like this, but it will enhance some of the rain coming into northern ireland and scotland on monday. we'll keep you updated on that. were you see some sunshine, temperatures are still into the mid—teens. deeper into next week, notice we see these areas of low pressure passing to the north—west so north and west of the uk closer to low pressure, but in the south and east, closer to high pressure and that brings a range of weather next week across the country. the closer you are too low pressure, northern and western parts of the uk, you're most likely to s

although it is 7-9 example in the grampians.d it will feel more like freezing. thank you, you have been warning us for a couple of days. we all want to look and feel our best, but more and more people in the uk are putting their health at risk by turning to black market websites to buy treatments, only to find they are fake. counterfeit medicine worth two million pounds was seized in the uk during one week this month as part of a crackdown on unregulated sales. breakfast was given exclusive access to police raids targeting sellers, as jayne mccubbin reports. police, can you come to the front door, please. the pot was white and it had like a printed label on it and it said "slimming pills". no label of dosage or any of that. no guidance? nothing, nothing at all. i don't remember caring whatsoever what was in them. i was only interested in would it make me thin? alexia represents a growing number of people who have turned to the internet to buy illicit medication, a trade which is being targeted in this early morning raid. we have

the white is snow across grampian and the highlands which will continue through tomorrow.n parts of wales but england a lot of sunshine. this high pressure oi’ lot of sunshine. this high pressure or trade from iceland, when you get these lined up like this, that is when the winds blow out of the north and they are blowing from the north towards spain and portugal, so it is not just us. towards spain and portugal, so it is notjust us. sunshine, showers, 20-30 notjust us. sunshine, showers, 20—30 male parent winds, average. temperatures will be up briefly in the afternoon and then when you add the afternoon and then when you add the wind it will feel more like three or four. we give you the maximum temperature. that is when the thermometer peaks briefly in the afternoon. it will briefly touched ten here and 11 there. most of the day it will be colder than that. temperatures in fact, to summarise, over the weekend, most of the time, airearly over the weekend, most of the time, air early morning, late in the evening, will be barely above freezing. very cold weather on the way.

huizing around 16, but we could see 17, maybe even 18 in aberdeenshire in the shelter of the grampians fog patches. —— a fair bit of fog across the rest of the uk. temperatures in single figures, but not as low as the nightjust gone. rain in the northern isles to start things off. a bit more cloud for eve ryo ne things off. a bit more cloud for everyone tomorrow. nonetheless, we will the breaks with sunny spells developing. again particularly across parts of the south—east and east of the uk. temperatures again up east of the uk. temperatures again up to 16. thursday, all change, a weather front into the north—west, bringing in heavy rain, but behind that front it'll become much cooler. ahead of it, still some cloud around, still some sunshine, but temperatures and little bit down. as we head through friday and into the weekend, we start to see things turn much colder as the wind changes direction to something more northerly, coming in from the arctic, and last weekend it was around 20 degrees for some, but this weekend we will be likely to scrape into double figures and there will bea

we'll season sunshine, and also some sunshine for the east midlands, south of wales, east of the grampiansere will be more cloud around than yesterday and we have rain from the weather front coming into the north—west of scotland with the rain pepping up north—west of scotland with the rain pepping up through the course of the day. cooler behind it, but still relatively mild. temperatures closer to where they should be at this stage in october. through the evening and overnight, the weather front starts to move southwards as a wea ker feature, front starts to move southwards as a weaker feature, taking cloud front starts to move southwards as a weakerfeature, taking cloud with it and also some patchy rain. under clear skies behind it will turn much colder. the wind veering and we will see snow on the hills of scotland. in the south, we are looking at overnight lows in london of 10 degrees, but that will change. it's going to be a mild start to the day in the south but as our weather front clears, taking its cloud and patchy rain with it, behind it the floodgates opened to this cold air. it

showers across the east into this afternoon, wintry over the higher ground of the grampians, for most rain spreading to the south—east later. the further west you are, you can see we have blue dominant again, another cold night with frost, in the east, some yellow, walk cloud their with showers and rain moving m, their with showers and rain moving in, temperatures staying above freezing across the east. between 5-6d. freezing across the east. between 5—6d. quite a wet day on tuesday, across east anglia, the south—east, on the coast, some uncertainty as to how far west that will come, some showers and cloud in central and eastern areas, some sunshine after a call eastern areas, some sunshine after a ca ll start eastern areas, some sunshine after a call start in the west, maximum temperatures getting up to 8—11d. the rain across the east linked in with the area of low pressure moving towards scandinavia. this week weather front moving into the west, on wednesday, some cloudy skies, outbreaks of rain, showers moving across scotland, northern ireland, western areas of england and wales. t

sunny for many of us, a few showers affecting eastern scotland and england, over the mirrors and grampiannd eastern areas of england, lots of cloud and outbreaks of rain. you notice from the temperature map we have greens, not as cold here, you notice where the blues are in the west and the frosty start as he got into tuesday. for many it will be driver there will be rain affecting eastern areas throughout the day. hello this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines: tributes continue to pour in for the owner of leicester city, who died when his helicopter crashed outside the club's stadium. vichai srivaddhanaprabha was killed alongside four others when the aircraft spiralled out of control on saturday. the chancellor, philip hammond, is preparing to present his budget, in which he'll set out the government's spending plans. he's under pressure to find more money for public services —— numberten said —— number ten said the budget announcement will be fully funded regardless of whether the uk secures brexit deal. rescue teams have been recovering bodies and wreckage off the coast of indonesia a

is when we are likely, if we do indeed, to see some snow on the mountain tops, we are talking the grampiansoop and haveit forget. lets keep it on loop and have it on our phones, and every time we see caroljust slay it. and another issue around discrimination in the workplace. this is whether employers are discriminating against people with obesity and whether they have a misconception or prejudice that they are less able to do the job, they might be off more, it might cost the business more, and therefore not give them the job. the figures suggest a quarter of people wouldn't give a job to someone with obesity. the world obesity federation says that is discrimination, and wants the stigma to end. firms say employing people with obesity poses greater risk of absence and illness. but maggie clinton faced discrimination in herjob as a nurse, and says she felt hurt and humiliated. i have had two clear experiences of discrimination that were based on my weight. the first one was to do with the failure of the hospital to provide me with the correct uniform, and i was told i had to go and purchase

grampians, but it is cloudier and windier than yesterday. windier than yesterday.t a brilliant day. day. similarly for northern ireland with much more cloud around. with much more cloud around. 8 degrees in parts of gloucs, and berks. berks. country for the next two or three days. days. the health of scotland over the next 72 hours. 72 hours. to eight inches, that could give some issues. lots of standing water. further south, a fairly cold morning on monday, but beautiful sunshine. on monday, but beautiful sunshine. similar story monday night into tuesday. tuesday. strong winds blowing that in off the atlantic. atlantic. with mist and fog, as we had yesterday morning in fact. yesterday morning in fact. summer once again, with temperatures leaping into the high teens. leaping into the high teens. the offset is that rain further north. summer, but there is a specific definition, isn't there? definition, isn't there? well, it is a grey area. a grey area. comes from, and it started to appear over here, we believe, in the 1950s. over here, we believe, in the 1950s. afte