maybe a bit of patchy rain towards northern ireland. western scotla nd towards northern ireland. sunday evening. asign of scotland going into sunday evening. a sign of a significant weather change into next week. losing high—pressure, low pressure comes back in, the winds pick up and that means there will be more rain. this time, some more substantial rain at times next week. umbrella weather on the way next week. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here's what's coming up on tonight's show. could this be the best merseyside derby in recen times? league leaders everton take on liverpool tomorrow. talking of derbies: the old firm are back and rangers are hoping for consecutive victories over celtic for more than a decade. and exeter get ready for the biggest day in their history, the european champions cup final. also coming up in the programme: salford go for their first challenge cup title since before the second world war. hello and welcome to sp

now, the showers will focus in across western areas, so through northern ireland, western scotland, lots the english channel coast. the further east you are, not as many showers, parts of north—east england, eastern scotland may well stay largely dry with some spells of sunshine. windy for all — those are the average wind speeds, gusts will be higher than that. we could see gusts of around 50 mph for exposed spots in western scotland, and a fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10 and 11! degrees. as we head through sunday night, further showers rattling in from the west, could see a slightly more prolonged spell of rain for a time across western scotland, and then, as we get into monday, well, it stays very unsettled. but i think the focus of the showers will shift a little bit further southwards, particularly across england and wales, northern ireland seeing some as well, but scotland should start to dry out a little bit from the north with some spells of sunshine. stays very cool, though, at 11 to 11! degrees. now, the area of low pressure that's been with us through the

then the next era of cloud comes in, bringing rain into northern ireland and western scotland, the winds the midlands and eastern england, but that band of rain made eastwards and will be heavier. this could be an intense burst of rainfall accompanied by gusty winds before sunshine follows on behind. it will be a windier day on saturday, particularly gusty winds as that rain moves through, winds then ease of a little bit and sunshine follows. ahead of the rain, temperatures are 17 degrees in the south east of england. rain and through the evening could be quite heavy before clearing away, the clocks go back on saturday night. low pressure remains to the north—west of the uk. it will be windiest. most of the showers for southern and western parts of england and into wales, colder air on sunday so temperatures back down to 11—14. into next week, low pressure still close to northern parts of the uk, not as deep so winds are not as strong around it. blustery winds still blowing in showers for a while into northern ireland, across scotland and into england and wales. some showers could be hea

they are starting to ease away but we still have some nuisance showers across northern ireland and western scotland at the moment. the general gist is those showers will ease through the night but only to be replaced by yet more wet weather pushing into northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales by dawn tomorrow morning. clearer skies ahead mean those temperatures will fall into low single figures for places. early morning drive brightness if you are lucky but not for long as this pulse of wet weather set to patient and the winds will strengthen with the heaviest of the rain. by the middle pa rt heaviest of the rain. by the middle part of the afternoon, that rain will be sitting through scotland. a snapshot at three o'clock with gusts of wind in excess of 40, close to 50 mph in places. heavy rain across south—west scotland, north—west england and north wales as well. should be an improving picture into the afternoon across some parts of england and wales, still very windy with it, particularly on exposed coasts but a dry afternoon here, top temperatures peaking at 15 may be 16

maybe a bit of patchy rain towards northern ireland. western scotla nd towards northern ireland.

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now, the showers will focus in across western areas, so through northern ireland, western scotland, lotssome blowing in from the english channel coast. the further east you are, not as many showers, parts of north—east england, eastern scotland may well stay largely dry with some spells of sunshine. windy for all — those are the average wind speeds, gusts will be higher than that. we could see gusts of around 50 mph for exposed spots in western scotland, and a fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10 and 1a degrees. as we head through sunday night, further showers rattling in from the west, could see a slightly more prolonged spell of rain for a time across western scotland, and then, as we get into monday, well, it stays very unsettled. but i think the focus of the showers will shift a little bit further southwards, particularly across england and wales, northern ireland seeing some as well, but scotland should start to dry out a little bit from the north with some spells of sunshine. stays very cool, though, at 11 to 1a degrees. now, the area of low pressure that's been wi

widespread gales with severe gale is likely across northern ireland and western scotland. rn ireland, so the combination of rain and gales is likely to cause some issues, the risk of minor flooding in some western hills so disruption is likely. head online to check out the latest weather warnings. this is storm aidan, it is likely to bring a spell of severe winds to northern ireland and western scotland for the rest of today. some heavy rain continuing here as well. further south after the rain clears will be brighter briefly. one or two blustery showers. the winds, 40 or 50 mph, may be more in exposure. stronger than that around the coasts of the irish sea. 70 to 80 miles an hour across western scotland and northern ireland for a time. by the end of the day, still fairly mild although it will not feel like it because of the strength of the winds. that rain begins to become more showery, then sky is clearfor begins to become more showery, then sky is clear for the many areas will be dry for sky is clear for the many areas will be dryfora sky is clear for the many areas will

they are starting to ease away but we still have some nuisance showers across northern ireland and westernhrough the night but only to be replaced by yet more wet weather pushing into northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales by dawn tomorrow morning. clearer skies ahead mean those temperatures will fall into low single figures for places. early morning drive brightness if you are lucky but not for long as this pulse of wet weather set to patient and the winds will strengthen with the heaviest of the rain. by the middle pa rt heaviest of the rain. by the middle part of the afternoon, that rain will be sitting through scotland. a snapshot at three o'clock with gusts of wind in excess of 40, close to 50 mph in places. heavy rain across south—west scotland, north—west england and north wales as

brightening up in western scotland and northern ireland after wet start. continues across parts of northern, western england, midlands, wales and the south west as we go through the afternoon. the winds may be gentle here but it's going to be a cold day after a chilly start. the midlands only around nine or 10 degress. 13 degrees in western scotland, northern ireland with the afternoon sunshine, but more of a breeze. further rain around on tuesday but it's looking brighter from wednesday onwards. see you soon. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... a new system of coronavirus restrictions will be announced in england tomorrow, with the most serious measures expected in the north. liverpool is expected to be placed into the strictest tier. labour mps say there isn't enough support. scientists investigate whether a vaccine in use for more than a century might give some protection against covid. shelling kills civilians, amid fresh fighting between armenia and azerbaijan, despite a ceasefire being called just hours before. now on bbc news, t

and that wind coming in from the west will drive a fair few showers across parts of northern ireland, westernounties of england as well. not as many showers across the north—east of england or eastern scotland. and we will see some spells of sunshine. but it's going to be windy for all of us. these are the average wind speeds. the gusts will be higher than that. we could see gusts of 50 mph or more in the most exposed places in western scotland, where the showers could well turn into a spell of more persistent rain through the afternoon. temperatures 11—14 degrees, a fairly cool feel. and it stays rather cool and blustery as we head through sunday night and into the early hours of monday. as you can see, there'll be further showers moving in from the west. some clear gaps in between those downpours, and temperatures generally in a range between 5—8 degrees. now, monday is another sunshine and showers day, but a bit of a shift in the focus of those showers. they will increasingly become focused across northern ireland, england and wales, whereas for scotland, i think things should start to tur

showers most plentiful across western areas, so through western scotland, northern ireland, north—west, wales and the south—west, some will blow in the english channel, further north and east, north—east england in eastern scotla nd east, north—east england in eastern scotland may well avoid most of the showers and stay predominantly dry with some sunny spells. call with top temperatures between ten and 1a degrees. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. south yorkshire is the latest region to move to england's top level of restrictions. local leaders in sheffield call for an exit plan. the question is, at what point will come out of tier 3? no one's able to answer that question. even the mayor is asking that question and, well, the mayor should have asked that question when he was negotiating with the government for the last ten days. police in gloucestershire begin border patrols to stop nonessential travel as wales begins its first full day of a ‘firebreak‘ lockdown. president trump casts his vote for the us election in the key state of florida, where early voting is under way. marc

and that wind coming in from the west will drive a fair few showers across parts of northern ireland, westerna few i think blowing in across southern counties of england as well. not as many showers across the north east of england or eastern scotland. and we will see some spells of sunshine. but it's going to be windy for all of us. these are the average wind speeds. the gusts are going to be higher than that. we could see gusts of 50 mph or more in the most exposed places in western scotland, where the showers could well turn into a spell of more persistent rain through the afternoon. temperatures 11—14 degrees, a fairly cool feel. and it stays rather cool and blustery as we head through sunday night and into the early hours of monday. as you can see, there'll be further showers moving in from the west. some clear gaps in between those downpours, and temperatures generally in a range between 5—8 degrees. now, monday is another sunshine and showers day, but a bit of a shift in the focus of those showers. they will increasingly become focused across northern ireland, england and wales, wherea

in to western scotland, northern ireland, wales, southern and western parts of england.me sunshine in between showers elsewhere, it does look as if it will a bit warmer than during the day on sunday, particularly in the south. now we'll notice that through the rest of the week, it is relatively mild, with the brightness and the sunshine. but we keep that low pressure with us, so that band of rain works its way a little bit further northwards and eastwards during the course of monday night into tuesday. picking up more of a brisk wind again in the south. it is not going to be particularly chilly, there could be a few pockets of fog i should imagine in some of the river valleys, but really tuesday is going to be a bit breezy in southern areas, so we will see those showers whisking through for england and wales and northern ireland, they could be heavy with some hail and thunder thrown in, more persistent rain still spiralling that low across northern and western scotland, slow—moving showers here, but again with the sunshine, 1a to 16 degrees celsius. by wednesday, our low

the showers will focus on across western areas, so through northern ireland, western scotland, north—west—west and we will also see some blowing in from the english channel coast. the further east you are, not as many showers, parts of eastern england and north—eastern scotla nd eastern england and north—eastern scotland may well stay dry, gusts could be up to 50 mph for exposed spots in western scotland and a fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10—14. fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10—14 . as we head through sunday night, though the showers rattling in from the west, could see a slightly more prolonged spell of rain for a time across western scotland and then as we get into monday, it stays very u nsettled, we get into monday, it stays very unsettled, but i think the focus for the showers will shift a bit southwards, so particularly across england and wales, northern ireland seen some as well, but scotland should start to dry out a bit from the north with some spells of sunshine, but it stays fairly cool, 11-14 . sunshine, but it stays fairly cool, 11-1

the showers will focus on across western areas, so through northern ireland, western scotland, north—westblowing in from the english channel coast. the further east you are, not as many showers, parts of eastern england and north—eastern scotland may well stay dry, gusts could be up to 50 mph for exposed spots in western scotland and a fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10—14. as we head through sunday night, though the showers rattling in from the west, could see a slightly more prolonged spell of rain for a time across western scotland and then as we get into monday, it stays very unsettled, but i think the focus for the showers will shift a bit southwards, so particularly across england and wales, northern ireland seen some as well, but scotland should start to dry out a bit from the north with some spells of sunshine, but it stays fairly cool, 11—14. the area of low pressure that has been with us through the weekend clears away, but things don't really settle down. there is a big blow that will sit to the north—west of the uk and that will drive longer spells of rain t

so the rain totals will certainly start to mount through monday and parts of northern ireland in particular and westernicularly western scotland. so there may be a few impacts from that, and some rain pushing more widely across north—west england as the day goes on, into parts of wales. whereas, elsewhere in england and wales, maybe some hazy brightness. all parts having the breeze picking up. there will be higher temperatures. it is a southerly breeze. and into monday night, this weather front is going to take its rain across england and wales. those areas that have stayed dry during the day. not too much on this one. still some further heavy rain, though, on tuesday across northern scotland. quite a strong easterly wind, here. whereas, elsewhere, mild winds coming in from the south with sunshine and a few showers. but it looks like some prolonged downpours coming back into northern ireland and parts of scotland during the day. it looks to be the windiest day on tuesday. some gales through the irish sea. the mildest day, too. look at this. 18 celsius in hull on tuesday. but then again it is going to b

the heaviest rain in northern ireland and western scotland.may see a couple of inches before the system clears and the strongest wind on the western coast. rain in wales and north—west england in the morning. central and eastern england should be mostly dry and bright the day. blustery under the rain with top temperatures peaking between 11 and 15. looks likely we'll see more wet weather especially to the west on tuesday. the wind continuing to strengthen but a touch milder than it has been of late. take care. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the mayor of greater manchester accuses boris johnson of exaggerating the spread of coronavirus in the area in a bid to persuade local leaders to accept tougher restrictions — as he calls for increased financial support. anywhere could end up in tier three this winter. in fact, i would say places are likely to end up in tier three. therefore, it is everyone‘s concern to protect the lowest paid in our community. the earlier we have the restrictions, in those areas where there is high incidence, the

that rain clearing from northern ireland, western fringes with showers following in and quite a wet endnot especially warm. temperatures around about average, perhaps a tad below for the time of year given that rain as well. now that rain develops into an area of low pressure, sits in the north sea and hangs around during the course of tuesday. you can see behind it, you've got high—pressure starting to build in. but i think for many we've got those weather systems or those weather fronts meandering around the area of low pressure so particularly england and wales, it looks unsettled with some heavier bursts of rain and there will be some showery bursts further north, a lot of cloud. but a little bit drierfor the north of scotland and northern ireland and still temperatures to stay between ten and 12 degrees. that's still with us as we go into wednesday, because we've got that keen easterly coming in, circulating around the area of low pressure which is just starting to pull away. the high—pressure starting to build in from the north, so some chilly start across scotland and northern ir

pressure to the north—west of the uk and the swell is rain bearing cloud already tidying into north—western irelandles in the north—west of england. there will be the theme in the morning with that rain spreading to the east, clearing by to sunshine and heavy showers. heavy bursts of rain on that. short lived as it moves through. you can see the bright echoes there, thin lines of the moving through. it doesn't look like it will reach the south—east of england until into this evening after dark. it will be windy and squally when that band of rainbows through. gusts of 40 or 50 miles an hour, more than that. not as windy behind the rain band when we get the sunshine, but still windy. 17 degrees we get the sunshine, but still windy.17 degrees in the we get the sunshine, but still windy. 17 degrees in the south—east but the air calls behind it with the low teens for most. the band of heavy rain gets to the south—east of england this evening. there could be a hang back into the first part of the night. don't forget that tonight the night. don't forget that tonight the clocks go back on our see if you ar

and that wind coming in from the west will drive a fair few showers across parts of northern ireland, western england as well. not as many showers across the north—east of england or eastern scotland. and we will see some spells of sunshine. but it's going to be windy for all of us. these are the average wind speeds. the gusts will be higher than that. we could see gusts of 50 mph or more in the most exposed places in western scotland, where the showers could well turn into a spell of more persistent rain through the afternoon. temperatures 11—14 degrees, a fairly cool feel. and it stays rather cool and blustery as we head through sunday night and into the early hours of monday. as you can see, there'll be further showers moving in from the west. some clear gaps in between those downpours, and temperatures generally in a range between 5—8 degrees. now, monday is another sunshine and showers day, but a bit of a shift in the focus of those showers. they will increasingly become focused across northern ireland, england and wales, whereas for scotland, i think things should start to turn a little

showers, and outcome of the showers will focus and across western areas, so through northern ireland, westernlish channel coasts. the further east you are, well, not as many showers, parts of my feasting than in eastern scotland may well stay dry with some spells of sunshine. windy for all. those of the average wind speeds, gusts will be higher than that, cost of around 50 mph for exposed spots in western scotland. and a fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10—14 degrees. as we had through sunday night, further showers rattling in from the west. could see a slightly more prolonged spell of rain for a time across western scotland. as we get into monday, well, it stays very u nsettled, get into monday, well, it stays very unsettled, but i think the focus for the showers will shift a little bit further southwards. so, the showers will shift a little bit furthersouthwards. so, particularly pressing than in wales, northern ireland seeing some as well, but scotla nd ireland seeing some as well, but scotland should start to dry out a little bit from the north. today was —— stays fairly

and that wind coming in from the west will drive a fair few showers across parts of northern ireland, westernk blowing in across southern counties of england as well. not as many showers across the north—east of england or eastern scotland. and we will see some spells of sunshine. but it's going to be windy for all of us. these are the average wind speeds. the gusts will be higher than that. we could see gusts of 50 mph or more in the most exposed places in western scotland, where the showers could well turn into a spell of more persistent rain through the afternoon. temperatures 11—14 degrees, a fairly cool feel. and it stays rather cool and blustery as we head through sunday night and into the early hours of monday. as you can see, there'll be further showers moving in from the west. some clear gaps in between those downpours, and temperatures generally in a range between 5—8 degrees. now, monday is another sunshine and showers day, but a bit of a shift in the focus of those showers. they will increasingly become focused across northern ireland, england and wales, whereas for scotland, i th

and that wind coming in from the west will drive a fair few showers across parts of northern ireland, westerny showers across the north—east of england or eastern scotland. and we will see some spells of sunshine. but it's going to be windy for all of us. these are the average wind speeds. the gusts will be higher than that. we could see gusts of 50 mph or more in the most exposed places in western scotland, where the showers could well turn into a spell of more persistent rain through the afternoon. temperatures 11—14 degrees, a fairly cool feel. and it stays rather cool and blustery as we head through sunday night and into the early hours of monday. as you can see, there'll be further showers moving in from the west. some clear gaps in between those downpours, and temperatures generally in a range between 5—8 degrees. now, monday is another sunshine and showers day, but a bit of a shift in the focus of those showers. they will increasingly become focused across northern ireland, england and wales, whereas for scotland, i think things should start to turn a little bit drier and we will see s

behind that sunshine and showers, mainly for western scotland and northern ireland where it is only 11ahead of the patchy rain. over the weekend, it looks u nsettled, over the weekend, it looks unsettled, windy on saturday where we see a band of rain followed by sunshine and showers on sunday.

some rain maybe to end the day, in parts of northern ireland and western scotland as we go in to goingue to the developing area of low pressure, these weather fronts coming our way and a significant change in this weather pattern to something much more active into next week and on monday, bringing rain to parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland increasing cloud and breeze elsewhere. technically turning a bit milder on monday but then again, i'm not sure if we'll notice particularly in those areas that are seeing the rain. as we go through the rest of the week, low pressure remains close by, won't be rainy all the time but there will be some rain at times and some of that can be quite heavy and windy in places too. so, yes, a quieter spell of weather right now. make the most of that, if that's what you want, because it's all change next week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a man has been killed in a knife attack in a suburb of paris. the attacker has been shot dead by police. britain's prime minister boris johnson

evening as the rain eases from western scotland, but we re eases from western scotland, but were read starts to pile into northern irelandtransferring eastwards. some gusty, blustery winds, not a cold night. tempter is not more than 7—10. that rain was slowly clear eastwards leaving some spells of sunshine behind. but also some heavy showers and more persistent rain starts to move on as the afternoon moves on. particularly across northern england, wales and the midlands, where we could see some localised flooding. strong winds again particularly across the western side of scotland, but not a cold day, temperatures between 10—17. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak, the headlines at eight. the prime minister has announced a month long lockdown in england from thursday — as the uk records its one millionth case of covid since the outbreak took hold. christmas is going to be different this year, perhaps very different, but it's my sincere hope and belief that by taking tough action now we can allow families across the country to be together. non—essential shops, bars and restaurants will close but schools and unive

mostly impacts will be felt across northern ireland where you can see gusts reaching around 80 mph and it stays wet here. very windy particularly advanced in western coast. as you move through tonight it stays very windy. the next area of low pressure will bring some heavy and persistent rain. through the afternoon we see more rain piling into northern ireland, into western england and wales. later in the afternoon we see severe gales again for western scotland, further south is wind stress, generally a0 to 50 mph. there will bea generally a0 to 50 mph. there will be a finite but it won't feel like it about all the wind in the brain. towards tuesday it turns drier, less one day, but it will be colder with morning frost and fog. hello this is bbc news with xxxx. the headlines... the uk government cabinet are meeting to consider plans for a national lockdown in england — after a warning that coronavirus is "running riot" across the country. formerjames bond actor sir sean connery has died at the age of 90, his family have confirmed rescue teams search through the rubble for survivors — after a powerful earthquake hits turkey and greece at least 27 p

ireland. windy day cussing 60 mph through the irish sea and western scotland for a while.close to the northwest of the uk. the strongest winds on sunday it would have showers or longer spells of rain. so that it parts of england and wales the winds will be a strong away from the northwest with the air is cooler such a purchase will be lower and more unsettled weather 00:58:09,960 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 to come as we head into next week. this is bbc news: the first debate was a shouting match, the second never happened — tonight's is the rematch, the third and final debate betweenjoe biden and donald trump. the president is trailing in all but one of the key battle ground states — is this the last chance to change the direction of the race? the pair will share a stage in nashville, tennesssee. covid—19, race in america and leadership, among the topics of their 90 minute session. ghislaine maxwell, the former girlfriend of the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, denies witnessing any inappropriate activities involving him with underage girls. also in the programme... t

so, into northern ireland and western scotland, we have some gusty winds, somewhat weather through the in the far south east. the winds picking up generally and starting to swing round to a southerly direction. so, it does look as though temperatures will start to climb up a little, not too much, but we could see highest values of 15 degrees by monday afternoon. more wet weather with low pressure not too far away as we move into tuesday. and again plenty of isobars on the charts. we could have gale—force gusts of wind into the far north and the west with that rain. so, it does look as though, as we head into next week, an unsettled story. windy at times with some rain as well, but a little milder. take care. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 7... the number of covid—related deaths in the uk in the last 24—hour period rises to 150, with more than 16,000 new coronavirus infections recorded. millions of people adjust to tighter coronavirus restrictions in england, but there's still a stalemate over greater manchester. french police say samuel paty, the history teacher

there is the main rain band of northern ireland coming into western scotland. temperatures could dip to three or 4 degrees. tomorrow they spend of rain clears away from northern ireland and patchy rain heads eastwards across scotland. there could be heavy rain across the hills of wales. we get some sunshine, quite a few showers in western scotland, a few showers in western scotland, a few for northern ireland, temperatures 11 degrees. ahead of the rain in the south—east, 15 degrees. that rain is out of the way but the next one comes in but we start dry weather sunshine through the midlands. the rain moves eastwards. sunshine and showers returning to scotland and northern ireland. a windy day on saturday we re ireland. a windy day on saturday were strong to gale force wind. for a while whence could be costing around 60 mph. it should be a bit warmer in east anglia. we get the rain by the end of the day which sweeps away on that weather front but the main driving force of the weather is still there, but deeper area of low pressure towards the north—west of the uk.

the rain will start to mount through monday, in northern ireland and western scotland.s from that. they will pursue further over western england as the day goes on. elsewhere, hazy brightness. there will be at higher temperatures. it is a southerly breeze. into monday night, this went the front is going to take its rain across england and wales. not too much on this one. further heavy rain on tuesday across northern scotland. quite a strong easterly wind here. elsewhere, mild winds coming in from the south with sunshine and a few showers. the prolonged downpours in northern ireland and scotland during the day. the windiest day on tuesday. the mildest day, too. 18 degrees in hull on tuesday. then again, it is going to be pretty blustery, and you may catch a shower. tuesday night into wednesday, eventually the rain is going to ease in scotland and northern ireland, but we are going to see another area of brain pushing in. where else could see a bit of rain, too. some of this is going to be quite heavy as well with brisk winds associated with that. still mild to the south,

northern ireland and western scotland seeing the most persistent and heaviest rain.of some disruption. some rain at times in northern england becoming more widespread in north west england into the afternoon. some patchy rain in wales. elsewhere may see a bit of hazy brightness. it's a milder day, but the wind will be picking up. and overnight monday into tuesday, we'll see this area of rain pushing through england and wales, reaching those areas that stay dry during the day. and more rain at times into scotland and northern ireland, though easing away from northern ireland as the night comes to an end. so, on tuesday, then, some early rain in eastern england clearing away. further showers following, particularly to northern ireland and scotland, some intense downpours. windy, easterly winds, and the rain in northern scotland still with us. mild south—westerlies elsewhere. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm samantha simmonds. president trump addresses supporters in nevada on the latest stage of his election camp

western scotland and northern ireland stick to the cloud with further rain.nd the strongest winds touching 80mph. there could be some travel disruption and some minor flooding some travel disruption and some minorflooding from some travel disruption and some minor flooding from the rain. some travel disruption and some minorflooding from the rain. there is more rain back through the night as we go into tomorrow morning and another mild night as well. tomorrow, it is another windy day. not as windy as today. the exception is the western isles where 80 gusts are possible. in england and wales staying cloudy and wet at times. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the british government considers plans for a month—long national lockdown across england, in the hope that measures could be eased before christmas. a europe wide surge in coronavirus cases has spurred a wave of tighter restrictions, with belgium the latest to announce a six—week national lockdown. rescue teams search through the rubble for survivors after a powerful earthquake hits turkey and greece

today, stormer aidan will bring very strong winds up to northern ireland and western scotland. 70—80, it will turn more dry tonight, but the next area of low pressure hurtles in on sunday. a wet and windy start to the day, a bit of brightness greatly through the morning before more rain twitches into northern ireland, northern and western england and wales, where we could see minor flooding. very windy with severe gales later in western scotland, and elsewhere windy too, mild in the south. things calmed down next week at high pressure builds in, less windy, cold with some mist and fog. the headlines: cabinet ministers are meeting to consider plans for a national lockdown in england after a warning that coronavirus is ‘running riot‘ across the country. the prime minister and his senior advisors are due to hold a press conference later this afternoon. we'll bring you that live here on bbc news. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon has issued

southeast from attempters rising through the night towards the west marine spreads into northern ireland into westernwest wales. where we have got the chilis conditions, some earlier brightness, some will stay dry until we get tonight time as we go through monday. but some heavy bursts of rain in northern ireland clearing to braided wetter two weather in the morning. heavy rains putting users across morning. heavy rains putting users a cross cove na ntor morning. heavy rains putting users across covena ntor northern— morning. heavy rains putting users across covenantor northern— western event and across wales through much of the day. strengthening winds out towards the west even though the sunshine will come out. lighter winds further east, but even those winds further east, but even those winds are light coming from the south—westerly direction, cold feeling day across parts of the midlands with the rain, could be around 8—9 degrees after that fresh start, maybe east anglia and the southeast waiting until we get to night—time hours before that rain gradually arrives. around our weather fronts, notic

western side of the uk during tuesday. it's brought some heavy rain to northern ireland into southwestern and western parts of scotland.uite windy too. to the south there will be quite a bit of cloud around, if you showers and then across the extreme south we will see this new area of low pressure moving up to bring some heavy persistent rain by the end of the night. but it will introduce some very mild air, 12 to 1a degrees here. nine to 11 degrees further north. we have still got this front of strong winds affecting the north of scotland. this new area of the pressure will be pushing up across england and wales, and is named by the spanish met service as storm barbara. it has brought a lot of disruption there. but for us it won't be quite as severe. but could still pack quite a punch and bring some very wet weather. some localized flooding, some atrocious conditions on the road as you move through the morning and for a time in the latter part of the morning into the early afternoon you could see swathes of strong winds, gale force winds affecting the far southeast and through the channels. so strong winds here and al

start off monday with a north—west/south—east divide, the heaviest of the rain through northern ireland and westerninches of rainfall here. there'll be some outbreaks of rain gradually pushing into north—west england and north wales. windy with it, as well. central and south—eastern areas should stay quite dry and bright. we'll see gusty winds on exposed coasts, but in the brighter, drier interludes, temperatures are still likely to peak into the mid teens. there's more of the same to come as we move out of monday into tuesday. in fact, some of that rain really quite intense, and once again, low pressure continues to drive in the wet weather to the far north—west. now, circulating around that low pressure is a strong southerly wind, gusting to gale—force, but it is coming from the south, so it means that cooler air particularly sitting across the north—east that we've seen just recently, watch what happens when the southerly winds come through. it drives in the darker orange tones which means the warmer air starts to flood across the country. still some heavy rain to go with it, though, particularl

especially around the irish sea where we could see near gale force winds but very wet for northern ireland and western around argyll into dumfries & galloway, rain total starting to tot up as we move overnight. you will notice it is a little milder than it has been of late, around the mid teens celsius for many. tonight stays very breezy, very wet in northern ireland and scotland, the rain does become more confined to scotland, very wet for the west of scotland overnight and another band of rain spreads towards wales and england, a bit of a clea ra nce wales and england, a bit of a clearance behind it for northern ireland, the midlands and the south—west and quite a mild night for most. the rain clears away from the eastern side of england pretty quickly tomorrow morning and it is brighter, some sunshine but also a new cluster of showers running up the northern irish sea will bring some longer spells of rain and rumbles of thunder. stays wet and windy for the far north of scotland that the further east you are, tending to stay dry and very mild, i7 tending to stay dry and very mild, 17 or tending to s

many of us see the rain clear to sunshine, but there will be further rain or northern ireland into westernr a time gust in excess of 70 mph. the winds ease a touch overnight and into sunday morning, as more rain comes on through from the west. now, sunday will be a very windy day. this area of low pressure contains the remnants of what was once hurricane zeta. so, yes, closer to that, we‘ll see the strongest winds, but all parts will have another windy day. and after some early rain clears through, some will brighten up in scotland and northern ireland. further outbreaks of rain in england and wales. some of that mayjust push for the north as we go on through the day. those winds still very gusty, particularly in northwest scotland. the chance of seeing some gusts above 70 mph for a time, and sunday is still looking mild. now, it does turn colder next week, but that‘s part and parcel of a significant change in the weather. still some rain or showers around to start the week, still quite windy. but from midweek, it‘s drier, it‘s calmer, yes, it‘s colder, and there could be frost and fog ove

away at the next few hours but we are going to see more wet weather arriving into northern ireland and westernes by the end of the night. clear the skies to be slow for a chilly start but it will quickly cloud over as we go through thursday with that main spreading its way steadily north and east. the heaviest of the vane across south—west scotland, north—west england and north wales accompanied by gusts of wind potentially close to 50 mph at times. further south, but brighter and try into the afternoon in the rain not reaching the northern isles until the the end of the day. you move out of their stay, that wet weather clears away. we will see further spells of rain pushing into wales potentially on friday but it will be a slightly quite a story. make the most of it. there's more wet and windy weather on its way for the staff of the weekend with heavy rain and gales for all. hello, this is outside source. germany has announced a new lockdown and we're expanding france to do the same as covid—19 cases in europe continue to rise. more than 70 million americans have already cast their ballots in