border. irate donaldson said the deal removed the irish sea border.— irish sea border.at where goods are moving - irish sea border. we believe that where goods are moving within l irish sea border. we believe that i where goods are moving within the united kingdom and its internal market, there should not be checks. there should not be customs declarations. that is what i border means. they should not be a border within the uk internal market. these proposals remove that border. there will no longer be checks on goods moving between great britain and northern ireland, except where, as happens across all of the uk, there is smuggling or criminality, then, of course, the customs will deal with that criminality. as a matter of routine, there will be no checks, no physical tracks common identity checks come on goods moving from great britain to northern ireland, staying within the united kingdom. damian grammaticas has all on this from westerns. irate damian grammaticas has all on this from westerns.— damian grammaticas has all on this from westerns. we have detail, not the

gusts of 60—70 mph south west england, particularly irish sea coasts, much of wales, maybe up to 80mph northern england, maybe 80 mph in excess for northern ireland. some very strong winds expected across scotland through the night — perhaps in excess of 85mph across western scotland — so these are damaging gusts and likely to cause some disruption. there'll be some heavier rain and showers rattling through as well and we'll also see amber warning for the southeast of england for strong winds. sussex and kent could see gusts in excess of 60 or 70 mph early on monday. a mild night to come across the south, taking a little bit fresher further north. into monday, storm isha continues to push across the norwegian sea. lots of isobars on the charts, so monday will be another windy day as well — not as windy as sunday night — and there'll be lots of showers rattling into northern and western areas. best of the sunshine towards the east. some wintriness over the higher ground of scotland and northern england. it won't feel particularly warm in the north if you factor in the wind but still dou

gusts of 60—70 mph south west england, particularly irish sea coasts, much of wales, maybe up to 80mphorthern england, maybe 80 mph in excess for northern ireland. some very strong winds expected across scotland through the night — perhaps in excess of 85mph across western scotland — so these are damaging gusts and likely to cause some disruption. there'll be some heavier rain and showers rattling through as well and we'll also see amber warning for the southeast of england for strong winds. sussex and kent could see gusts in excess of 60 or 70 mph early on monday. a mild night to come across the south, taking a little bit fresher further north. into monday, storm isha continues to push across the norwegian sea. lots of isobars on the charts, so monday will be another windy day as well — not as windy as sunday night — and there'll be lots of showers rattling into northern and western areas. best of the sunshine towards the east. some wintriness over the higher ground of scotland and northern england. it won't feel particularly warm in the north if you factor in the wind but still doubl

we know the trade across the irish sea is worth— know the trade across the irish sea is worth over 100 euros a year and we want to protect trade on the island _ year and we want to protect trade on the island of ireland. last year it was worth— the island of ireland. last year it was worth well over £12 billion. these — was worth well over £12 billion. these are — was worth well over £12 billion. these are significant parts of the economv — these are significant parts of the economy. they need to be protected. we now _ economy. they need to be protected. we now need to build politically on the momentum that is gathering which is positive _ the momentum that is gathering which is positive that allows politicians and parties to work together in northern— and parties to work together in northern ireland for the first time in two _ northern ireland for the first time in two years. let northern ireland for the first time in two years— northern ireland for the first time intwo ears. , , in two years. let me briefly ask you about trade- _ in two years. let me briefly ask you about trade. jeff

so the question is going to be, to what extent that irish sea border is minimised by this new deal.n a nightmare across the board. effectively . there. it has been a nightmare l across the board. effectively you have had senior civil servants trying to run things here with limited powers at a time when there has been severe budget crisis and public services have been visibly suffering. 0ne public services have been visibly suffering. one of the most obvious impact of that is that those officials in charge have basically had to say to the public sector unions, we can't even negotiate with you about pay deals. we don't have a budget that we can fund pay rises. the result has been widespread industrial action, including a major strike within the past couple of weeks and is due to be another transport strike here on thursday. clearly, that has rippled through the economy and rippled through public services. so the hope now is that when stormont returns and returns pretty quickly, that there will be an attached package from the uk government which has around £600 million for public secto

amber warnings in force, gusts of 60—70 mph in southwest england, particularly irish sea coast, muchor northern ireland. some very strong winds expected across scotland through the night, perhaps in excess of 85mph across western scotland. so these are damaging gusts, and likely to cause some disruption. there will be some heavy rain and showers rattling through as well. and we�*ll also see amber warning for the southeast of england for strong winds. sussex and kent could see gusts in excess of 60—70 mph early on monday. mild nights come across the south, taking a little bit fresher further north. into monday, storm isha continues to push across the norwegian sea. lots of isobars on the charts. so monday will be another windy day as well, not as windy as sunday night. and there�*ll be lots of showers rattling into northern and western areas. best of the sunshine towards the east, some wintryness and over the higher ground of scotland and northern england. it won�*t feel particularly warm in the northeast factor in the wind, but still double figures in the south. stays pretty unsettle

gusts of 60—70 mph south west england, particularly irish sea coasts, much of wales, maybe up to 80mphs in excess of 85mph across western scotland — so these are damaging gusts and likely to cause some disruption. there'll be some heavier rain and showers rattling through as well and we'll also see amber warning for the southeast of england for strong winds. sussex and kent could see gusts in excess of 60 or 70 mph early on monday. a mild night to come across the south, taking a little bit fresher further north. into monday, storm isha continues to push across the norwegian sea. lots of isobars on the charts, so monday will be another windy day as well — not as windy as sunday night — and there'll be lots of showers rattling into northern and western areas. best of the sunshine towards the east. some wintriness over the higher ground of scotland and northern england. it won't feel particularly warm in the north if you factor in the wind but still double figures in the south. stays pretty unsettled for the upcoming week. tuesday, we see another spell of wet and windy weather and then, a

across the irish sea, the isle of man felt the force of ferocious gusts.ities put in place almost a dozen flood warnings, including here in the town of kendal. some motorists in wales also had to navigate waters on the roads. in lincolnshire, a driver narrowly avoided being hit by roofing torn off by the storm in belton. and around the uk, many thousands of families are clearing up collapsed fences and sweeping up what used to be garden furniture. the transport network is moving again, but scores of flights were cancelled or diverted, with passengers ending up a long way from where they were supposed to be. so, it is 1:19 in the morning. we were supposed to land at gatwick at what time? 9:20. 9:20pm. we were diverted to charles de gaulle because of the weather and it is completely deserted here, and we haven't got our luggage yet, so i don't know what we are going to do. in glasgow central station this morning, rail travellers still weren't sure when they would get going. i did have a flight booked. the flight was cancelled so i then booked this, and this

gusts of 60—70mph south west england, particularly irish sea coasts, much of wales, maybe up to 80mphrthern ireland. some very strong winds expected across scotland through the night — perhaps in excess of 85mph across western scotland — so these are damaging gusts and likely to cause some disruption. there'll be some heavier rain and showers rattling through, as well, and we'll also see amber warning for the southeast of england for strong winds. sussex and kent could see gusts in excess of 60mph or 70mph early on monday. a mild night to come across the south, taking a little bit fresher further north. into monday, storm isha continues to push across the norwegian sea. lots of isobars on the charts, so monday will be another windy day as well — not as windy as sunday night — and there'll be lots of showers rattling into northern and western areas. best of the sunshine towards the east. some wintriness over the higher ground of scotland and northern england. it won't feel particularly warm in the north if you factor in the wind, but still double figures in the south. stays pretty unse

you might see some localised accumulations, but otherwise, a shower stream sets up off the irish seahe irish sea that will bring some snow showers to north wales across cheshire, merseyside into the north west midlands. accumulations will vary a lot from place to place, but you could see a few centimetres in a few spots on friday. temperatures come up with just a little bit and that means the showers that we have in scotland will start to fall as rain and sleet at lower elevations — the snow becoming confined to the hills. temperatures a degree or two higher. you probably won't notice much in the way of change — it will still feel cold. however, as we get into this weekend, that's when we see a real change in our weather pattern as these south—westerly winds push mild air off the atlantic and that will really boost the temperatures for most. now, on saturday, we've got these bands of rain moving from west to east along with those gusty south—westerly winds. now, there'll be a rapid thaw taking place in scotland, so there could be some localised flooding concerns here given all of tha

some snow possible here on monday and through some of these irish sea coast, perhaps pembrokeshire, oneow showers also possible for the likes of the north york moors towards norfolk as well. most of us, though, looking dry with some wintry sunshine. but look at those temperatures, justi to 5 on the thermometer. but when you add on those brisk northerly winds, it's really going to feel bitterly cold feeling around bitterly cold, feeling around about minus five, minus six, around some of those east coast, for instance, moving through into tuesday. and nowjust have a look at these showers just moving in a few for northern ireland, perhaps southern scotland, perhaps one or two into parts of north west england and wales as well. there is the potential for a little bit more disruptive snow on tuesday, especially moving in towards the central belt, i think later on in the day. so we're keeping an eye on the snow showers in the north, but further south and east, i think you're going to be staying dry if cold again. so there's that area of low pressure bringing a bit of snow. i think for some of

as the irish sea coastline as well as the irish sea coastline as well as the irish sea coastline bute rest of us, and other— the greens, but for the rest of us, and other cold and frosty night to come _ and other cold and frosty night to come we — and other cold and frosty night to come. we start with the snow showers in scotland _ come. we start with the snow showers in scotland at low levels first thing — in scotland at low levels first thing but through the day as temperatures rise so will the snow levels _ temperatures rise so will the snow levels till— temperatures rise so will the snow levels till about 400 metres, so it will become more of a hill event. there _ will become more of a hill event. there will— will become more of a hill event. there will be further snow showers flirting _ there will be further snow showers flirting with northern ireland and a few in— flirting with northern ireland and a few in western england and wales but a lot of— few in western england and wales but a lot of dry— few in western england and wales but a lot of dry weather and a lot of sunshine —

amber warnings in force, busts of 60 to 70 mph in south—west england and the irish sea coast.ght. perhaps in excess of 85 mph across western scotland. these are damaging gusts and are likely to cause disruption. there will be heavy rain and showers rattling through as well and we will also see amber warnings for the south—east of england for strong winds. sussex and kent could see ghosts and next debts of 60 or 70 mph on monday. mild night to come across the south but turning fresh at forever now. into monday storm continues to push across the norwegian sea with isobars on the charts. monday will be another windy day as well, not as windy as sunday night and there will be lots of showers rattling into northern and western areas. the rest of the sunshine to add to the east with some wintering us over the higher ground of scotland and northern england. we won't feel particularly warm. still double figures in the south. it stays pretty and settle for the upcoming week. tuesday, we see another spell of wet and windy weather added on a ridge of high pressure for wednesday which wil

a shower stream sets up off the irish sea that will bring some snow showers to north wales across cheshirelands. accumulations will vary a lot from place to place, but you could see a few centimetres in a few spots on friday. temperatures come up with just a little bit and that means the showers that we have in scotland will start to fall as rain and sleet at lower elevations — the snow becoming confined to the hills. temperatures a degree or two higher. you probably won't notice much in the way of change — it will still feel cold. however, as we get into this weekend, that's when we see a real change in our weather pattern as these south—westerly winds push mild air off the atlantic and that will really boost the temperatures for most. now, on saturday, we've got these bands of rain moving from west to east along with those gusty south—westerly winds. now, there'll be a rapid thaw taking place in scotland, so there could be some localised flooding concerns here given all of that snow lying on the deck being a much milder kind of day, very windy weather. then, for sunday and early next wee

opportunity to significantly reduce the number of checks there will have to be as we crossed the irish seahere will never be no checks because they never were no checks even before brexit. people talk about an irish sea border but there's always been a final sanitary check and there have always been checks so the idea this will be reduced to zero is setting the bar in a ridiculous place. i think there's been a significant reduction but i think we had that in the windsor framework anyway, in their was a significant reduction in the number of checks and i think that has been slimmed down further and i think that is welcome but at the end of the day i'm not going to do a running commentary on the deal, it's up running commentary on the deal, it's up to sir geoffrey to sell the deal to his party and i will let him do that and leave that for him to do but i'm very aware and very conscious on behalf of my colleagues that we could have got to the same place many years ago and without any of the damage, and that is the bit i find difficult today. we will put that behind us and go and do our jobs a

across the irish sea, the isle of man felt the force of ferocious gusts.including here in the town of kendal. some motorists in wales also had to navigate waters on the roads. in lincolnshire, a driver narrowly avoided being hit by roofing torn off by the storm in belton. and around the uk, many thousands of families are clearing up collapsed fences and sweeping up what used to be garden furniture. the transport network is moving again, but scores of flights were cancelled or diverted, with passengers ending up a long way from where they were supposed to be. so, it is 1:19 in the morning. we were supposed to land at gatwick at what time? 9:20. 9:20pm. we were diverted to charles de gaulle because of the weather and it is completely deserted here, and we haven't got our luggage yet, so i don't know what we are going to do. in glasgow central station this morning, rail travellers still weren't sure when they would get going. i did have a flight booked. the flight was cancelled so i then booked this, and this is now delayed as well. who knows when we will get

amber warnings in force, gusts of 60—70 mph in southwest england, particularly irish sea coast, much, north west wales, 60—70 for northern england, maybe 80 mph in excess for northern ireland. some very strong winds expected across scotland through the night, perhaps in excess of 85mph across western scotland. so these are damaging gusts, and likely to cause some disruption. there will be some heavy rain and showers rattling through as well. and we'll also see amber warning for the southeast of england for strong winds. sussex and kent could see gusts in excess of 60—70 mph early on monday. mild nights come across the south, taking a little bit fresher further north. into monday, storm isha continues to push across the norwegian sea. lots of isobars on the charts. so monday will be another windy day as well, not as windy as sunday night. and there'll be lots of showers rattling into northern and western areas. best of the sunshine towards the east, some wintryness and over the higher ground of scotland and northern england. it won't feel particularly warm in the northeast factor in t

gusts of 60—70 mph south west england, particularly irish sea coasts, much of wales, maybe up to 80mphrn scotland — so these are damaging gusts and likely to cause some disruption. there'll be some heavier rain and showers rattling through, as well, and we'll also see amber warning for the southeast of england for strong winds. sussex and kent could see gusts in excess of 60 or 70 mph early on monday. a mild night to come across the south, taking a little bit fresher further north. into monday, storm isha continues to push across the norwegian sea. lots of isobars on the charts, so monday will be another windy day as well — not as windy as sunday night — and there'll be lots of showers rattling into northern and western areas. best of the sunshine towards the east. some wintriness over the higher ground of scotland and northern england. it won't feel particularly warm in the north if you factor in the wind, but still double figures in the south. stays pretty unsettled for the upcoming week. tuesday, we see another spell of wet and windy weather, and then a ridge of high pressure for we

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strong gusty winds, particularly towards irish sea coast, a gust of wind here of up to 65 mph.parts of scotland where there's an amber weather warning in force for tuesday night. right up until wednesday morning, we could possibly see within the warning area gusts of 75—80 mph, yet again. still blustery on wednesday, the storm clears away into the norwegian sea and we'll see a quieter day of weather on wednesday. the winds taking their time to ease down towards the north and the west. and here there will be some blustery showers, again moving southwards and eastwards. the further south and east you are, the drier day is likely to be. there'll be some spells of sunshine, feeling a little cooler again with highs of 7—12 degrees celsius. we look out towards the west again on thursday to find more weather fronts sweeping eastwards, bringing, again, some outbreaks of rain, but not as potent as either of the storms. bye bye. today at six: two people are dead after storm isha lashed the uk, leaving tens of thousands of homes without power. gusts of up to 99mph caused widespread damage

showers — particularly for parts of scotland, but also some of these exposed coasts around these irish seading on through into tuesday, we could well see this area of low pressure starting to move in, so the potentialfor a little bit more sleet and snow for parts of northern ireland, scotland, perhaps into northern england for tuesday and wednesday. midweek onwards, then, as we head through wednesday and into thursday, well, we've still got the cold northerly winds in the north. this area of low pressure may well stay across france, but it does have the potential to be a little bit further north. so just a small chance, wednesday, thursday, we could see some wintriness in the far south of england, but again it is mostly going to be parts of scotland and northern ireland that see that chance of something a bit more wintry. either way, next week looks colder with those northerly winds setting in, so some snow showers, could be some disruption. do keep tuned to your latest forecast. live from london, this is bbc news. explosions across yemen as us and uk forces launch air strikes against hout

could be the odd wintry shower around exposed parts of these irish sea coasts, perhaps around the eastures for most of us about 2 to 5 degrees, but when you add on that wind—chill, it is going to feel bitterly cold. it'll feel more like —7 or even —8 across the north—east of scotland. as we continue through monday evening and overnight into tuesday, we're watching this area of low pressure, this weather system, which moves its way from west to east across the northern half of the uk. now, that could cause a bit of disruption on tuesday. tuesday morning, we're expecting snow to be quite persistent through the central belt of scotland, could be about 2 to 5 centimetres of snow here, pushing slowly across scotland. across the higher ground, there could be ten to even 20 centimetres of snow on tuesday. a mix of rain, sleet and snow for northern ireland and for northern england, too. we've got some sleet, some snow over the higher ground. it looks drier with some sunshine further south. but tuesday, again, feels cold wherever you are. into the middle of the week, we're keeping a close eye o

what borisjohnson did come he put it down the irish sea, but he _ come he put it down the irish sea,shi sunak did was to renegotiate that and to take away some of those conditionality is in the windsor framework. conditionality is in the windsor framework-— conditionality is in the windsor framework. , ., ., ,, ., framework. philip, good to talk to ou, framework. philip, good to talk to you. thank — framework. philip, good to talk to you. thank you. — framework. philip, good to talk to you, thank you, we'll— framework. philip, good to talk to you, thank you, we'll talk - framework. philip, good to talk to you, thank you, we'll talk some i framework. philip, good to talk to i you, thank you, we'll talk some more injust a moment, headlines coming up injust a moment, headlines coming up for you very shortly. hello there. we've seen some very strong winds across northern areas of scotland today. and with those severe gales came some pretty big waves pummelling the coastline of shetland. but it wasn't shetland where the strongest winds in this storm were. no, they were in the core of stor

sorts of wind gusts we can expect, even inland up to 60 mph or more, in excess of 70—80 mph around irish seaing is valid until 6am. these are the temperatures we can expect to start monday morning, 6—ii celsius. so, storm isha's likely to bring significant disruption to travel on monday morning. stay tuned to your local radio bulletins and also bbc breakfast for the latest updates. monday itself looks very windy — though storm isha pulling away into the norwegian sea, staying blustery with showers, and some showers will be heavy at times. best of sunshine will tend to be over eastern parts of the country — these temperatures 7—11. but as we move through monday evening and overnight, the winds will begin to down as a ridge of high pressure starts to build and the showers die off over northern and western areas. it'll turn dry and clear and cool over the north and east of the uk, but the next spell of wet and windy weather early on tuesday morning. here it is on the pressure chart — the next low pressure system to bring a spell of rain and gates. not as severe as storm isha, but still a bluste

wind gusts we can expect, even inland up to 60mph or more, and in excess of 70, 80mph around some irish seathern ireland and western scotland. this amber warning is valid until 6am this morning. these are the sorts of temperatures we can expect to start monday morning — 6—ii celsius. so, storm isha's likely to bring significant disruption to travel for the monday morning rush. stay tuned to your bbc local radio bulletins and also bbc breakfast for all the latest updates. monday itself looks very windy, though storm isha pulling away into the norwegian sea, stays blustery with scattered showers, most of these in scotland, northern ireland with some snow falling on the hills. some of the showers will be heavy at times. best of the sunshine will tend to be across eastern parts of the country, and these sorts of temperatures can be 7 to ii celsius. but as we move through monday evening and overnight, the winds will begin to ease down as a ridge of high pressure starts to build and the showers will also die off across northern and western areas. it'll turn dry, clear and cool across the north an

centimetres coming out of some of the snow showers in northern ireland and a few wintry showers across the irish seaill have a dry day with some sunshine, it's still going to feel cold. as we head through the latter part of the afternoon and into the evening and overnight, further snow showers across the isle of man into north—west england, wales, cheshire, possibly even as far south as the midlands. but the showers, not all of us will see them, and we'll have more snow showers coming in across scotland. but the wind is going to change direction to more of a westerly. so it's not going to be as cold along the coasts. you can see the greens here move inland. we're looking at another widespread frost and another cold night. so tomorrow, we start off with a lot of dry and sunny conditions. initially, the snow will be at low levels in scotland, but through the day it will rise into the hills above about 400 metres or so and quite a brisk wind, as well. temperatures, 1 in lerwick to a high of 6 as we push down towards the south of england and wales. so temperatures are going to be higher than they have b

the odd shower around irish sea coast. the odd spot of light rain for eastern england. temperatures cool in the east. second half of the weekend, high pressure still with us. relatively light winds. the fog on sunday could be sorta clear through the central belt. towards the south, more of a breeze, one or two showers towards assis —— towards east anglia and south—east. a colder day across the board. it will feel different as we head to the weekend into next week courtesy of this area of high pressure. it is a large area of high pressure movie again. monday and tuesday, a bit of again. monday and tuesday, a bit of a change in air mass, colder air moving in, as that wind rotates around high pressure coming from an easterly direction. it will not be all that cold here but we are tapping into something colder than we have seen. a lot of dry weather. things looking milderfrom a bit to see some of mist and fog fog at times. goodbye. live from london — this is bbc news. israel's defence minister outlines proposals for the future of gaza, once the war against hamas is over. bu

ice risk across northern scotland into northern ireland, some of the snow showers getting to the irish sea, affecting north and west wales and north west england, particularly close to the coast. cold despite the sunshine in the south. thursday, snow showers draped across coastal areas, particularly northern scotland into northern ireland and cemented north west england and north west wales. another crisp, sunny day for many, feeling very cold. friday, a similar story, cold with lots of sunshine, more snow likely across scotland into the start of the weekend and big changes into the weekend, looking back to the atlantic taking over to bring low pressure systems, turning wet and windy through the weekend into next week and creeping up weekend into next week and creeping up and turning much milder than this week. thanks, stav. and that's bbc news at one. now time tojoin now time to join our colleagues for the news hello and welcome to sportsday. louis rees—zammit turns his back on the six nations and on wales — he's off to america to join the nfl. day three down under — and there's four more

still gusts of wind a0 to 50mph quite widely, higher towards irish sea coasts.t frequent towards the north and the west, but wintry over the hills of scotland. cooler feeling air too — eight to 11 degrees celsius. as we head through this evening and overnight, a quieter looking picture as a brief ridge of high pressure keeps us a little more settled. it will feel quite chilly out towards eastern areas, perhaps even a touch of ice across eastern scotland — lows here of two or three degrees celsius. but we start to see cloud and rain edge in from the south and the west as we head into tomorrow morning. that sets the scene for storm jocelyne. that will be with us on tuesday. again, damaging gusts of wind with trees and structures already weakened from storm isha. it's taking the same sort of track. this deep area of low pressure swings northwards and eastwards just to the north of scotland. it's across western areas of scotland and towards the north of scotland where we could see gusts of wind of up to 75 to 80mph as we head through tuesday. widely gusts of wind of

but let's not pretend that a border in the irish sea is a good thing. let's not gloss things.t's be honest about, well, there's brexit and there's this happened and the other thing happened and this is the situation that we're in and we have to manage it. but we're quite clear editorially about that, that a barrier to internal uk trade is a bad thing. i grew up overlooking belfast lough. there were ships coming in and out when i was a child. i remember it clearly. all my life that's been the situation. it was unthinkable. you could see scotland on a clear day. it was unthinkable in my lifetime that there would be any significant barrier or checking on that route. and that's a big deal that there now is. i think really this is now a test of sir jeffrey's authority. he has to bring his party with them. he has to go in and sell that deal and face down his internal critics. an academic sees a monumental moment for the dup and for wider unionism. it is a gift to sinn fein. if actually the message from the dup is this is a failed state, this place cannot work, we need some sort of n

through this evening, the winds will pick up, particularly towards irish sea coast, outbreaks of rainotland, some snowmelt going on as well. icy conditions in the far north of scotland, into the northern isles, and across the east of england we will see temperatures drop below freezing but then rise again tomorrow morning, with milder air spreading again tomorrow morning, with milder airspreading in again tomorrow morning, with milder air spreading in from the south—west. here it is, marked in yellow. along with a series of weather fronts through the weekend, weather fronts through the weekend, we expect more wet weather, which will be with us through the day on saturday. the rain pushes through into the pennines, west and wales, parts of northern ireland seen some showers, and western scotland in the afternoon. wind speeds in the eye we see up to 55 mph, but largely dry across the south—east of england and east anglia once again. temperatures taking time to recover here, but on western coast, nine or 10 celsius. more heavy rain on the forecast. on saturday night pushing into western

just the odd shower coming around part of these irish sea coast and the odd spot of rain to england ascool in the east, seven, perhaps eight or nine further west with more sunshine. heading into the second half of the weekend, high pressure still with us. not many isobars on the map so relatively light winds. fog on sunday could be quite slow to clear. down towards the south—east, a bit more of a breeze just one or two showers towards east anglia and the far south—east. certainly nothing heavy like we have seen of late. a colder day across the board, only about three to seven celsius on sunday. it will feel different heading through the weekend into next week courtesy of this area of high pressure. it is a large area of high pressure moving in, monday and tuesday then, we will see a change in air mass, the cold air moving in. as that wind rotates, high pressure coming in from an easterly direction. very cold in scandinavia recently. we are tapping into something a bit colder than we have seen. a lot of dry weather thankfully. things looking a bit milder from mid week onwards but expect

gusts towards irish sea coasts of up to 65 mph.ery windy night all in all, but it will be mild. dry towards the south, blustery showers, torrential downpours at times further north across scotland. so still a very windy start to the day. in fact, much of the north of the uk throughout the day tomorrow is covered by a lower level yellow weather warning for the strength of the wind still. there'll be some blustery showers blowing across scotland, down through wales, and towards the end of the day, we'll see this area of cloud just creep into south—west england. some patchy rain on that. temperatures not quite as high as on tuesday, but still mild for the time of year, with double figures for most. but it will be turning milder still as this warm frontjust creeps its way further northwards and eastwards as we head through thursday. again, a tight squeeze on the isobars. it will be windy, but not as windy as on tuesday, with further downpours of rain across northern ireland, north—west england and into western scotland too. possibly so