no deal plan would include snowboarder in the irish sea bash new border —— new border in the irish seaous places, in the irish sea, between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. try and explain this. theresa may has said all along it would be unacceptable for there to be any kind of border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. as the prime minister of the uk, she can't access any divergences. the dup, the northern ireland party, give her the majority house of commons, they will never accept that. the clue is in their name, the unionist party. there for her mission has been to get the eu to agree to a temporary customs union, which the whole of the uk will remain in, so you avoid that border but the times have suggested in a letter, the prime minister reveals the eu is still pushing for a potential border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. the fear here is the pressure from brexiteers to get the uk out of the customs union so it can sign these trade deals would be so great that the eu is not prepared to accept the assurance that the alternative solution

the hard border in the irish sea applies as much to wales as anywhere else.ng it open for regulation checks... is theresa may simply reinforcing that a backstop has to be time—limited? and given the response of the dup so far, how much damage do you think there is potentially towards being able... inaudible mackrell” potentially towards being able... inaudible mackrell i suppose you are asking me about correspondence between prime minister may and the dup. i'm a third party in that particular conversation, so it's probably best for me not to speak on behalf of the prime minister or the dup, they are very much able to speakfor dup, they are very much able to speak for themselves. but i do think that when it comes to northern ireland, it's very important to listen to and have regards to what the dup has to say. there are other political parties as well who represent the majority of people in northern ireland, and there is also northern ireland, and there is also northern ireland, and there is also northern ireland business and northern ireland business and nort

there are many gusts around the irish sea coast.he strength through the afternoon. particularly under this band of rain. that'll clear through for the end of the week, but all eyes to the atlantic, this is quite a deep feature, with the prospect of some very strong wind on friday, particularly in the west, there could be severe gales through the day. there will be some heavy rain as well. it is that be to cause disruption, particularly to irish sea ferries and potentially to flights. the guy doesn't start too badly, don't be fooled by that, the wind will strengthen as the day goes on, always stronger in the west. gusts up to 60 months per hour and some heavy rain which will speed across the uk into friday evening. you're watching beyond 100 days. a combative president celebrated victory, slammed reporters and criticised republicans who hadn't welcomed him on the campaign trail. but, as only donald trump can, in the same breath he promised a new era of beautiful bipartisan cooperation. what's not likely is a better relationship with

government would not allow a new border along the irish sea. the dup, the government's parliamentary allies repeated their bottom line that the whole of the uk had to leave the eu together. sinn fein accused dominic raab of making a fly by night visit for a box ticking exercise. across that largely invisible border in dublin there seem to be a more positive tone at a meeting of british and irish ministers, saying that a deal was put possible within weeks but there was plenty more work to be done about the irish government said it was up to the uk to step up efforts in the talks. chris page, thank you. with a dramatic tweet, donald trump has announced the return of all the us sanctions on iran that had previously been lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal. the measures — targeting iran's energy, ship—building, and banking sectors — will come into effect on monday. eight countries are being granted temporary waivers that will allow them to continue importing iranian oil. the national crime agency has seized more than

plenty of across southern and south—eastern england and across the irish sea coast as well. course, will bring us a mixed picture. low pressure sitting to the north—west of the uk for remembrance day on sunday, we will see further showers. it won't be a washout. there will be sunshine in between. it's parts of the west that will be more prone to seeing the showers. western scotland, north—west england, scotland, wales, southern parts of england at times. sunday should be a drier day compare to the showers we will see on saturday. temperatures are reasonably mild, 10—14 degrees. onto monday, a quick look into next week, we have those south—westerly winds. another day of sunny spells and some scattered showers, particularly affecting coastal areas for southern england and around these irish sea coasts as well. there will be some sunshine for east of scotland on the north—east of england, it will be quite mild. a frost free start to the day on monday. temperatures by the afternoon up to ii— 14 degrees. the outlook further ahead through the course of next week, we will continue

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

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

and across scotland and maybe over the irish sea.reland, but a mild day. temperatures perhaps as high as 13 or 14 degrees. not much rain left to start the day probably on sunday across england and wales, but it may turn wetter in the south—west and across wales during the afternoon. sunshine and a few showers in the north—west, scotland and northern ireland. still bright and quite mild as well in the south—east and east anglia. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. britain has had more weather extremes over the past 10 years than in any other decade, a new met office report reveals. it says the hottest days are becoming hotter and there are more tropical nights. police have begun a criminal inquiry into allegations of anti—semitic hate crimes within the labour party. scotland yard said its inquiry is based on evidence contained in an internal party dossier it received in september. two men have been stabbed during a fight between kitchen workers at sony music's headquarters in central london. police say a man's been arrested. resc

we will see 20 of those showers feeding in around the channel coast and the irish sea coast as well.unday will bring a few more showers around, not everywhere and fewer compare to what we see on saturday. through the course of remembrance sunday sunny spells, likely to see showers across western scotland, north—west england and wales, southern england as well but most will tend to ease through the afternoon. top temperatures from 10— 1a are still on the mild silent for this time of year. —— mild side. that south—westerly flow is continues into monday, another day of sunshine and showers and again through parts of these irish sea coast that you will see it, northern ireland, western scotland, against some heavy and potentialfor some thunderstorms and hail mixed in. best of the sunshine by monday will be towards the east with highs around 11— 1a, the outlook for tuesday into wednesday, things settle down a little bit but it will stay mild until the middle of the week. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories:

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

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

as very much a border down the irish sea as a very much a border down the irish sea as a result that's why we can't support this deal. the government says that backstop probably won't be needed, because of the other part of this deal, the political declaration. a plan for an ambitious future partnership with the eu, although not all the detail has been agreed. the government says we will leave the single market and customs union, and can strike trade deals with other countries. the free movement of people will end — the government will work out a new immigration system. the uk will leave the common fisheries policy — but future arrangements for access to water and quotas are yet to be agreed. in fact, there's still quite a lot about future relations with the eu to be worked out. so it gets us a lot of what we wanted, not everything, but the question is can this be that staging post that gets asked to the point where we could get everything? and i think with a lot of hard work it can be. critics say there's too much that's still unclear, and the uk could end up tied to the eu, wi

there will be windy, gusty winds are likely, gaels through the irish sea and into the west of scotlandt is mild, miser on saturday and those temperatures typically 13—15d. as we look ahead into the evening, rain around as well but moving into sunday, we have got a dry start, generally cloudy for england and wales, but rain in the south west which will push into wales through the day but for scotland and northern ireland, it will be generally dry with some sunshine around, a few showers into words the north—west and we should get some sunshine in east anglia and the south—east. a decent weekend here, maybe some rain around for tomorrow evening for the bonfires, less rain on sunday evening as we look ahead into next week, it will remain mild and rather windy with the winds from the south once again. thank you. a reminder of our top story... there's a new met office warning over extreme weather — we're facing hotter summer days, warmer winters and more rain. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, th

some organisation for a time and they keep feeding up through the english channel, up through the irish seas we go towards sunday. perhaps a bit chillier as we go through onto sunday to the armistice centenary, northern scotland and northern ireland, a touch of frost but generally speaking, relatively mild but the low pressure is still with us. the devil is in the detail again, sunny spells and showers so u nfortu nately again, sunny spells and showers so unfortunately difficult to pinpoint where weather we will get a shower at the cenotaph at 11am and there will be showers around, though, so if you're out with commemorations, ta ke if you're out with commemorations, take something waterproof. either way, sunshine between the showers on sunday and monday. possibly we've got this weather front close by to the south—east on monday and will, across the low countries, making the sky more grey with persistent rain but otherwise showery and relatively mild. that continues on tuesday, low pressure meandering around, the next one not too far away to bring more rain midweek but we start to turn our

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

or customs checks on the irish sea or customs checks on the irish sea or customs checks on the borderrovisions for northern ireland which cover rules of the single market so that any goods produced in northern ireland will be able to circulate in the single market. they will need to be checked. this is all an insurance policy so that after britain leaves the european union and before that isa the european union and before that is a free—trade agreement that deals with all these things, this backstop would kick in. european officials and politicians have been very quiet today, leading the action for theresa may and everyone at westminster. you're been talking to people, what have they been saying about what michel barnier has arrived at? the eu ambassadors are being briefed about what is in this document. they have been leaving their telephones and ipads outside so that is no leaks. essentially, most member states think this is a balanced deal. it gives the uk a temporary customs arrangement. edgar sa nta na ta riff temporary customs arrangement. edgar santana tariff and quota free acc

we will see 20 of those showers feeding in around the channel coast and the irish sea coast as well. a few more showers around, not everywhere and fewer compare to what we see on saturday. through the course of remembrance sunday sunny spells, likely to see showers across western scotland, north—west england and wales, southern england as well but most will tend to ease through the afternoon. top temperatures from 10— 14 are still on the mild silent for this time of year. —— mild side. that south—westerly flow is continues into monday, another day of sunshine and showers and again through parts of these irish sea coast that you will see it, northern ireland, western scotland, against some heavy and potentialfor some thunderstorms and hail mixed in. best of the sunshine by monday will be towards the east with highs around 11— 14, the outlook for tuesday into wednesday, things settle down a little bit but it will stay mild until the middle of the week. hello and welcome to bbc news. wildfires burning out of control in the us state of california have killed at least five people and forc

strong winds developing for all of us really but it is around the irish sea coast where we could seen areas, but some sunny spells for much of the day. it is across northern ireland, the west of wales and the south—west that will see the heaviest rain moving in as we go through daylight hours. this evening, the rain continues to spread eastwards. travelling this evening, some rather nasty conditions on the road i suspect. through the night, the rain will clear away into the north sea. they hide it, clear spells and a few showers into the west. minimum overnight temperatures, 8—10. into the weekend, fairly unsettled, plenty of dry and sunny weather but quite a few showers, particularly around southern and western coasts. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: one person has been killed and two hurt after a stabbing attack on a busy street in melbourne, australia. police shot the attacker, who's now in hospital. his motive is still unclear. the dup accuse the prime minister of breaking her promise over plans to avoid a hard irish border, after brexit. the prime minister arrives in bel

the risk of some gales are those irish sea coasts.s in the morning. wendy for all of us especially around the irish sea coast, the north west of scotland, dusting perhaps 60—70 mph. —— windy for all of us. temperatures looking at 11-14d, for all of us. temperatures looking at 11—14d, then we head into the weekend and low pressure is never too far away. quite a big area of low pressure, look at that spiralling around close to the uk, giving this unsettled weather so there will be a mixture of sunny spells and showers. hello. it‘s thursday. it‘s ten o‘clock. i‘m victoria derbyshire. a shooting at a bar outside los angeles leaves at least six people injured. the venue was hosting a country music night which is popular with students. we‘ll have the latest on this developing story. by the time your child is 13, you, their mum and dad, will have posted on average 1300 photos and videos of them on social media, according to england‘s children‘s commissioner today. she‘s warning that children are being datafied from birth. this mum reckons sh

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

could not have been clearer that they will not accept a border down the irish sea.ng the full brexit deal? well, look on these things take time to get right, and it is important that we do get them right. i have no doubt that, when there is a proposal to put to cabinet, cabinet will have the chance to consider it. that is as it should be. but we need to give the prime minister and dominic raab the prime minister and dominic raab the space to negotiate, the space to doa the space to negotiate, the space to do a good deal on behalf of the united kingdom. iabsolutely do a good deal on behalf of the united kingdom. i absolutely believe that they can do that, but we need to give them the space to negotiate and make sure they get the details right, and that is what we are doing. thank you for talking to us. time for the weather now, and we have matt here in the studio with us this morning. iam indeed, i am indeed, i elbowed ben out of the way, in this kneecaps, of course. and a lovely shot to welcome in your friday morning across parts of east yorks and much of eastern uk

plenty of across southern and south—eastern england and across the irish sea coast as well.k for remembrance day on sunday, we will see further showers. it won't be a washout. there will be sunshine in between. it's parts of the west that will be more prone to seeing the showers. western scotland, north—west england, scotland, wales, southern parts of england at times. sunday should be a drier day compare to the showers we will see on saturday. temperatures are reasonably mild, 10—14 degrees. 0nto monday, a quick look into next week, we have those south—westerly winds. another day of sunny spells and some scattered showers, particularly affecting coastal areas for southern england and around these irish sea coasts as well. there will be some sunshine for east of scotland on the north—east of england, it will be quite mild. a frost free start to the day on monday. temperatures by the afternoon up to 11— 14 degrees. the outlook further ahead through the course of next week, we will continue with the unsettled thing for a time. sunny spells are around, showers into the middle o

gales through the irish sea, with rain coming into the irish sea, with rain coming into the western fringesit should be dry with sunshine. when ds, but mild with sunshine. when ds, but mild with temperatures between 13 and 50 degrees. not as windy on a sunday, and not much to report, but winds could come from the southwest. the commission signed in northern ireland, and sunshine across the south east and east anglia where here it should be a pretty good weekend. follow the story, whatever you're what ever you are. you can follow every moment in depth with bbc news. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines: a met office report says we've experienced more weather extremes in the last ten years than in any previous decades. the study says the hottest days have become hotter, while the coldest days are not at as cold as they were. these changes are consistent with ourwarming these changes are consistent with our warming climate. the uk has warmed by just our warming climate. the uk has warmed byjust under a degree in the last 50 years or so. police launch a criminal inquiry into allegatio

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

plenty of across southern and south—eastern england and across the irish sea coast as well. the north—west of the uk for remembrance day on sunday, we will see further showers. it won't be a washout. there will be sunshine in between. it's parts of the west that will be more prone to seeing the showers. western scotland, north—west england, scotland, wales, southern parts of england at times. sunday should be a drier day compare to the showers we will see on saturday. temperatures are reasonably mild, 10—14 degrees. onto monday, a quick look into next week, we have those south—westerly winds. another day of sunny spells and some scattered showers, particularly affecting coastal areas for southern england and around these irish sea coasts as well. there will be some sunshine for east of scotland on the north—east of england, it will be quite mild. a frost free start to the day on monday. temperatures by the afternoon up to 11— 1a degrees. the outlook further ahead through the course of next week, we will continue with the unsettled thing for a time. sunny spells are around, s

the south—west of england, wales, northern ireland, the irish sea here, gale force winds and some very very heavy rain. within this band of rain some very strong gusts of winds, could be in excess of 60 miles per hour in some coasts. that's also strong enough to cause some disruption and damage to trees potentially. and very windy a little bit further towards the east as well. so even if you do not get the rain, those winds really will be picking up. friday night into saturday, that band of wind and rain sweeps right across the country. the worst will be in the west. as that band of rain moves towards the east it will tend to ease. by the time we get to saturday morning, it is out of the way and we are left with a day of sunshine and showers. still quite a breezy day but nowhere near as windy but relatively mild. mild south—westerly winds so highs up to around 14 degrees or so. here's remembrance day, sunday. we have sunshine and showers on the cards. some of the showers will be heavy but many of us should have a decent day too. that's it from me. bye— bye. i'm ben bland with bbc world

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

so there would not be a customs and border down the irish sea. i think it becomes even clearer that the right honorable gentlemen doesn't actually know what is in the declaration. we talk about the second referendum. >> with the shambles this government has gotten into. mister speaker, there is an entire protocol with the withdrawal agreement. they apply only to northern ireland. they currently did not discuss this. because the spokesperson said and i quote we are clear, we will not be voting for this humiliation. it failed the prime minister's redline. and, failed to impress the new northern ireland minister. just hours before he was appointed said the deal is dead. instead of giving confidence for millions of people this half-baked deal failed to give any hope that could give the country and bring it together again. isn't it the case. that it would rightly reject this deal. if they can't negotiated an alternative they should make way for those who can and well. the publish gave us an instruction. and we should all be acting to deliver that. all

gales on the irish sea coast would gales on the irish sea coast in the northwest scotland. drier weather will push into scotland and northern ireland bar a few stray showers of most of the rain coming by to central portions of england and in towards wales. it will be a mild temperatures ranging from five to 11 degrees. very wendy the northwest corner and the news and wales have quite heavy at times. on that mild theme into next week that the sunshine across eastern areas and a bit of rain and the further west you are. this is bbc news with the headlines. leicester city players observed a minute's silence to honour the club plaza and chairman and for those who died ina plaza and chairman and for those who died in a helicopter crash outside of the club stadium a week ago. a week—long buddhist funeral in bangkok is under way at able temple to honour the billionaire businessman and owner of leicester city football club, vichai srivaddhanaprabha. more than 70 this is people have written to the sunday times demanding and other referendum on brexit. and for a public vote on whethe

, heavy enough with hailand irish sea coast, heavy enough with hail and thunder. breeze which will reach gale force, but there will be some in northern ireland, north—east scotland and down through eastern counties of england, where you may not see a shower all day long. in the sunshine, pleasant enough of the time of year, 12 to 14 degrees. as we go into monday evening, a few more showers will drive their way inland, soi more showers will drive their way inland, so i can't guarantee eve ryo ne inland, so i can't guarantee everyone will stay dry all day long. though showers becoming fewer in number is we go into tuesday, but it will be a wet day across the north. goodbye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: beyond fake news. as social media is blamed for an increase in vigilante attacks across the globe, the bbc begins a major new season looking at the consequences. we'll bring you in—depth coverage. commemorating 100 years since the armistice that ended the first world war.

this rain is going to pep up and move northwards across much of the irish sea into northern ireland andestern scotland, as the night wears on. the further east you are, tending to stay drier with clear spells. temperatures no lower than around 6—10 degrees. this is the pressure chart for monday. we start the week on a rather wet note across western areas. these weather fronts bringing thick cloud, outbreaks of rain to north—west scotland, showery bursts into northern ireland and perhaps further south, too. but for much of england and wales, and eastern scotland, it should tend to stay dry. variable cloud and sunshine. where any sunshine is prolonged across the south—east, we could see 16 degrees. double figures likely further north as well. stays mild in tuesday. as we import this mild air off the near continent. but low—pressure spilling out into the west of the country will gradually bring more unsettled weather to our shores as the week wears on. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: leave supporter arron banks insists all the money he donated to campaigns for brexit before the refe

some scattered showers, particularly affect ink coastal areas of southern england and around the irish seaeast of england, and mild full—time of you. a frost free today on monday and temperatures up to 11— 1a. further ahead through the course of next week, we will continue without u nsettled week, we will continue without unsettled thing for a time, there we re unsettled thing for a time, there were be some sunny unsettled thing for a time, there were be some sunny spells around but also one or two showers into the middle of the week, temperatures should stay on the mild side, up to 14- 15. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: wildfires burning out of control in california have killed at least five people. the deaths occurred in butte county, where a massive blaze has devastated the town of paradise. the bodies of the dead were found in burnt—out cars. tens of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate their homes. at least 20 people have been killed in a series of explosions in the somali capital, mogadishu. eyewitnesses say car bombs blew up at a busyjunction close to the police

plenty of across southern and south—eastern england and across the irish sea coast as well.day on sunday, we will see further showers. it won't be a washout. there will be sunshine in between. it's parts of the west that will be more prone to seeing the showers. western scotland, north—west england, scotland, wales, southern parts of england at times. sunday should be a drier day compare to the showers we will see on saturday. temperatures are reasonably mild, 10—14 degrees. 0nto monday, a quick look into next week, we have those south—westerly winds. another day of sunny spells and some scattered showers, particularly affecting coastal areas for southern england and around these irish sea coasts as well. there will be some sunshine for east of scotland on the north—east of england, it will be quite mild. a frost free start to the day on monday. temperatures by the afternoon up to 11— 14 degrees. the outlook further ahead through the course of next week, we will continue with the unsettled thing for a time. sunny spells are around, showers into the middle of the week, temper

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

the strong winds will also be blowing up across the irish sea into northern ireland, south—western partsme very poor conditions on the roads as well. and that weather front will be sweeping across the country during the course of friday evening and into saturday. so, as we head through the course of saturday morning, the bad weather is pushed out to sea. the winds will have eased, but in turn we have showers, blustery showers, and some of them will be heavy, particularly across western and southern areas. some of us actually on saturday will get away with a fairly decent day. then on sunday, again, a real mixed day. got remembrance day, of course. sunshine and showers, less cool, with temperatures around the teens. this is the business briefing. i'm victoria fritz. a fairytale quarter for disney as the movie studios work their magic. but are its plans about to become a nightmare for netflix? plus, the $25 billion retail binge — china's online shoppers gear up for singles day. but are they handing over too much personal data along with their cash? and on the markets, us shares fall as the

at northern ireland's larne harbour, every day trucks of trade arrive over the irish sea from britainl on into ireland, at the moment there is no need for checks because northern ireland and the irish republic are both part of the same eu rules. once the uk leaves, that will change. both the uk and the eu have committed to avoiding the need for checks at the irish border itself. brussels has always insisted that until an overarching agreement between the uk and eu can guarantee no hard border, the uk must abide by a backstop. this would keep the whole of the uk aligned by eu rules, but it is believed the backstop also includes measures which would result in the need for new checks on some goods coming from britain into northern ireland. this, the democratic unionist party says, would undermine the integrity of the uk by creating a border down the irish sea. businesses in northern ireland dealing with food or livestock could be particularly affected. like dan carlin, who supplies the hotel industry. everybody is guessing, i suppose. all supposition at the minute, no one really knows wh

gusts of around 50 to 60 mph around the irish sea coast and western hills. clear one band of rain, another moves from the west. it will be milder compared to recently, looking into weapons stay‘s forecast, an area of low pressure brings some really strong winds to the west of the country. as well as the windy weather we see heavy rain, we will all get rain on wednesday but the heaviest will be across northern ireland into scotla nd across northern ireland into scotland where we could cause a few problems. very windy indeed, gales and severe gales, gusts of around 60 or 70 and severe gales, gusts of around 60 or70 mph around and severe gales, gusts of around 60 or 70 mph around western coasts and hills. it will be blustery, we could have localised transport disruption. the winds are drinking in the milder air, double figures for most in the temperatures but the northern isles hanging onto something colder. the main driving area of low pressure on thursday as to the west of the uk, another one will spend close to us. some uncertainty about the depth of this. i

it is unacceptable that that border should essentially be in the irish sea and as a result of that that this push to resume a towards a slightly more pragmatic breaks a position by keeping the the whole of the u.k. temporarily at least in the customs union so ultimately to resume a's bret's it is a little bit more pragmatic ultimately as a result of the role that the d. u.p.a. has played now you wouldn't actually think that from that the hardline vocabulary being used by the do you pay but ultimately the do you push britain towards a slightly more pragmatic brakes solution than would otherwise have been the case but that is part of what the dregs the tears the hard line exit. supporters most hate about this deal they're worried that this temporary thaw on ireland namely by keeping britain in the customs union temporarily could become a long term solution where the u.k. has the worst of all possible worlds namely it's still part of the e.u. but it doesn't even have a voice exactly and they're right of course. i mean that what's going to happen if cooler heads prevail if may gets a deal t

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

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