, further east though, lighter wind, it these irish sea coast, further east though, lighterwindish sea coast, further east though, lighter wind, it should be a fine day with some sunshine. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa barak. the headlines at eight: labour's kelvin hopkins categorically denies allegations of inappropriate behaviour, as his party faces criticism for his promotion months after he was rebuked for sexually harassing an activist. tonight, labour is also investigating a formal complaint against former shadow cabinet member clive lewis — who denies any wrongdoing. scotland yard is investigating an allegation that the hollywood actor kevin spacey sexually assaulted a young man in london. an official arrest warrant is issued for the ousted catalan leader, who's remaining defiant. an army sergeant accused of attempting to murder his wife by sabotaging her parachute gives evidence for the first time. also ahead this hour: two delivery drivers are attacked with acid in london.

near the irish sea coast, there is the chance of some showers drifting down. the case through thursday. 0n towards the weekend, we have cut off the supply of north and north—east chilly breezes and are beginning to see a waft of slightly milder air coming from the atlantic. we won't see a lot of sunshine. it will break at times. at least underneath the blanket of cloud the temperatures will be a bit higher, especially as we get towards sunday. you're watching beyond 100 days. washington and london — not such a special relationship after all. first donald trump retweets discredited far right videos, then he attacks the theresa may on twitter, then she calls him out on camera. this alliance is suffering. in an extraordinary transatlantic spat, he tells her to focus on her own problems. she tells him retweeting those videos was a bad idea. i'm very clear that retweeting from britain first was the wrong thing to do. reports here suggest rex tillerson may be out within weeks as us secretary of state — just more instability in an already precarious world. especially

the rain could return to irish sea coasts and northern ireland into the afternoon, possibly western scotlandre went be great amounts of rain, it will be grey and cold. further east, although the wind is not as strong as it has been today, it will nevertheless be pretty chilly. five and six at best at the most. even the sunshine is not helping much, despite the ridge of high pressure. that disappears as we get no pressure starting to roll into the atla ntic pressure starting to roll into the atlantic on monday morning. some snow on its northern edge. that could cause some disruption, especially first thing monday. then it looks like it will be swept away. mostly mild air over the hills. we have milder wind coming in off the atlantic. we will see temperatures rising. it will take time to warm up, particularly for scotland. that is because the cold air is not too far away. the mild air coming is because the cold air is not too faraway. the mild air coming in is because the cold air is not too far away. the mild air coming in off the atlantic does tend to win as we go into monday. will it last?

there could be early—morning fog and then the rain, all be it rather patchy, may well return to irish sea coastsales and northern ireland into the afternoon, possibly western scotland. so here, even though there won't be great amounts of rain, it willjust be grey and cold. further east, although the wind isn't as strong as it has been today, it will nevertheless be pretty chilly — fives and six at best i think for the most. and that's because we have had such a chilly start. so even the sunshine not helping that much, despite that ridge of high pressure. and that then disappears as we get low pressure starting to roll in through the atlantic monday morning. look, some snow on its northern edge, particularly over the hills but possibly at lower levels, so that could cause some disruption potentially first thing monday. then it looks as if it will be swept away. mostly mild air except over the hills. as you can see, that westerly atlantic wind takes over for most. because we have this milder wind coming in off the atlantic, we will see temperatures rising, but it will take its time to warm up, par

we get the cloud breaking up further westward showers already arriving around some of these irish sea coastsrthwest of england. a decent dave eastern scotland, sunshine, but lots of showers in the west and increasingly across northern ireland where it will feel quite cold. cold enough perhaps for some wintry nest in those showers in the highlands. rain in those showers in the highlands. ra i n clears in those showers in the highlands. rain clears away from east anglia and the south—east, it does finally fade. cloud lingers. showers pushing their way east, but sunshine as well, the bulk of the showers naturally north—westerly wind up towards western scotland and northern ireland. temperatures 9 degrees if you are lucky, 1a if you are lucky in the south, but it will be turning colder through the evening. for bonfires and fireworks, we have showers toward the west, clearer skies for many eastern areas ona clearer skies for many eastern areas on a chilly start to sunday morning. some showers mainly running across northern ireland, wales and the south—west, some clipping the north sea coasts for

the rain return to irish sea coasts and northern ireland into the afternoon, possibly western scotlandbe grey and cold. further east, although the wind is not as strong as it has been today, it will nevertheless be pretty chilly. five and six at best foremost. even the sunshine is not helping much. that then disappears as we get low—pressure starting to roll into monday morning. some snow on the northern edge. that could cause some disruption first thing monday morning. then it will be swept away. mostly mild air apart from the hills. then the mild wind comes in off the atlantic so we will see temperatures rising but it will ta ke see temperatures rising but it will take time for temperatures to warm up. particularly for scotland. the cold there is not too far away. the mild there does tend to win as we go into monday but will it last? tuesday does look milder for most of us tuesday does look milder for most of us but potentially stormy lake in the week. this is bbc world news today. our top stories... zimbabwe's president robert mugabe will meet military commanders on sunday, as prote

ahead of it, the wind is really picking up through the irish sea coasts, and further south at least acrossthe winds continue to strengthen through the evening and overnight. it delays the progress of this rain, something we have been talking about over the past few days, how quickly will the rain move eastwards? still some uncertainty, remaining driver most of england, and the rain should come a little light as it moves eastwards, and then it should clear away on tuesday. but coming across northern parts of the atlantic, the wind coming in from the west and some more weather systems grazing the north—west of the uk. so, remaining cloud and a few spots of rain in eastern england clearing away, sunny spells developing quite widely, the wind picking up on the far north—west and another band of rain. this rain not quite as heavy on wednesday or indeed on wednesday night, the band of rain should push across the whole of the country, put the jet stream on that, later on next week quite a strong jet will pick up, and whilst it is right over the uk on thursday, it may steer summer rain ourway on t

the rain may well return to the irish sea coasts of south—west england and wales and northern irelandst of the wind will not be as strong but nevertheless it would be pretty chilly. five or six at best. that is because we have had such a chilly start. the sunshine not helping that much. that will disappear as we get low— pressure much. that will disappear as we get low—pressure in through the atlantic on monday morning. snow on the northern edge, particularly over the hills but possibly at lower levels. it will be swept away. mostly mild air except over the hill. the westerly a ntic air except over the hill. the westerly antic wins will take over. there is a milder wind coming in off the atlantic and temperatures will rise. it will take its time to warm up, particularly for scotland. that is because the cold air is not too far away. the mild air does tend to win as we go into monday. will it last? tuesday is marred for most of us. last? tuesday is marred for most of us. potentially stormy later in the week. —— tuesday is mild. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: police looking for

it could be early morning fog and the brain may well return to the irish sea coasts and northern irelandwilljust be grey and cold. further east, although the wind is not as strong, it will nevertheless be pretty chilly. five and six at best for most. even the sunshine not helping much despite the ridge of high pressure. that disappears as we get low— pressure pressure. that disappears as we get low—pressure starting to roll into the atlantic. snow on the northern edge. that could cause some disruption potentially first thing monday. then it looks as if it will be swept away. mild debt over the hills. we have this milder wind coming in off the atlantic and we will see temperatures rising. it will see temperatures rising. it will take its time to warm up, particularly for scotland. that is because the cold is not too far away. the mild air off the atlantic does tend to win. tuesday does look milder. potential. later in the week. —— potential for storms. hello. this is bbc news with nicholas owen. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment —

there could be early—morning fog and then the rain, all be it rather patchy, may well return to irish sea coasts of rain, it willjust be grey and cold. further east, although the wind isn't as strong as it has been today, it will nevertheless be pretty chilly — fives and six at best i think for the most. and that's because we have had such a chilly start. so even the sunshine not helping that much, despite that ridge of high pressure. and that then disappears as we get low pressure starting to roll in through the atlantic monday morning. look, some snow on its northern edge, particularly over the hills but possibly at lower levels, so that could cause destruction potentially first thing monday. then it looks as if it will be swept away. mostly mild air except over the hills. as you can see, that westerly atlantic wind takes over for most. because we have this milder wind coming in off the atlantic, we will see temperatures rising, but it will take its time to warm up, particularly for scotland — you can see only fives to seven here. that is because the cold air isn't too far away. the mild air c

becoming more widespread around irish sea coast and pushing through parts of wales, the midlands, and a touch of frost on the higher ground of england and scotland. caldaire established over the northern half of the uk, by tomorrow that will spread its way south. —— cold air. showers affecting parts of england and wales. in northern scotland they will become more prevalent in the afternoon along north sea coast. at the cenotaph there will be some showers. they should be clearing. but there will be a chilly breeze. this is how things look across the uk at 11 o'clock. fine weather, but there will be showers for wales and south—west england. those early ones pulling away from south east england. plenty of sunshine for many across the midlands. you may catch a shower in the west midlands. the northern england, a bright sky. in northern ireland, if you showers, and still a scattering of showers in northern scotland. a strong wind up northern scotland. a strong wind up north and a gusty wind over north sea coast throughout the afternoon. could be some hail stones, and they will be very gust

away, there could be early—morning fog and the rain will be rather patchy and may return the irish sea coastd, even though there won't be great amount of rain it will be great and cold. further east although the wind isn't as strong as it has been today, it will nevertheless be pretty chilly, five and six at best and most. that is because we have had such a chilly start to a fun time despite the ridge of high pressure and that then disappears as we get low pressure is starting to roll in to the atlantic monday morning. some slow on the northern edge, particularly over the hill by possibly at lower levels which could cause destruction first thing monday morning. it will be then slipped away, mostly mild air except over the hills, a westerly atla ntic except over the hills, a westerly atlantic wind takes over from most. we have this mild wind coming in off the atlantic, we will see the bridge is rising but it will take its time to warm up, particularly for scotland. only five to seven here. that is because the cold air isn't too far away, the mild air comes in off the atlantic and it does tend

showers for the irish sea coasts and north sea coasts. temperature 7—9 degrees.short lived. as we looked to the week ahead, monday will be cold and frosty, but then we start to bring in more cloud and it turns things are little bit milder into tuesday and wednesday. so basically the prospects for this weekend are quite wet for the british isles. further north, cold with sunshine. tomorrow for all of us is going to bea tomorrow for all of us is going to be a chilly day. thanks very much. see later. now it's time for the film review, with mark kermode and ben brown. welcome to the film review on bbc news. and taking us through this week's releases is who else but mark kermode? mark, what have you got for us this week? a very interesting week. we have paddington 2 which you cannot have missed the adverts for. we have the florida project, a new film by sean baker. and professor marston and the wonder women. so paddington 2, what a great british cast. the first paddington was really lovely and charming. it really surprised everybody. is there any possibility that padd

journey south overnight and into morning, plenty of showers in northern and western scotland, the irish sea coasthills of northern england and scotland, maybe some icy patches where we have had showers, this code ever remembrance sunday with a stronger wind. early showers will clear away, becoming more prevalent along north sea coasts as we go through the afternoon. the cenotaph in london will be a chilly place on sunday particularly in the breeze but early showers will fade to allow plenty of sunshine in late morning and into the afternoon. 11 o'clock on remembrance sunday, showers scattered through wales, clearing south—east england, some of these north sea coasts, good sunny spells in northern ireland but chalmers in the north and east, still wintry into the hills to the north and east of scotla nd into the hills to the north and east of scotland and along these north sea coasts as we go to the afternoon, the showers become more frequent, some will have fail and gusty winds, some around 50 knots per hour but a very breezy day across the uk and that will add an extra chill. many places inland w

through the day and some showers breaking out around some showers breaking out around some of the irish sea coastdeveloping into the evening and overnight. the weather systems combining and moving east across england and wales. a bit slow to clear away and then north westerly winds dragging in some colder air. we have some rain in the morning across central and eastern england which will take some time to clear away. 0therwise sunshine and some showers coming down in the brisk north westerly wind. probably fewer showers for the second at the weekend. pressure starting to build a little and many places dry with a bit more sunshine. temperatures eight, 211 celsius. this is beyond 100 days, with me katty kay in washington — christian fraser's in london. police in new york say the man who used a truck to kill eight people had been planning it for weeks in the name of so—called islamic state. sayfullo saipov had been living in america for seven years and wasn't known to the authorities. president trump calls immigration controls a joke. 0ne senior democrat gave us his response. i don't understand the

a few showers to the north sea coast and irish sea coast, especially at the start of the day in walest was big and a bit further back. just one. good morning. yes. computer sciences are taught as part of the national curriculum, but according to the royal society the training on offer to older children is patchy across the country. it says that's because of a shortage of teachers with the right skills. it wants more schools to be like this one in. fundamentally we have to get more teachers to overcome the shortage is that we've got with the specialist knowledge and abilities in order to deliver effectively what so important. pairing —— preparing young people for jobs important. pairing —— preparing young people forjobs that exist today. computer science offers so many skills beyond just programming or the traditional view, so things like rob on solving, logical thinking, still —— skills they would use all through life. professor steve furber is a fellow of the royal society. he wrote the report, which was funded by microsoft and google. he was also one the inventor of the iconic bbc m

gale force winds in around the irish sea coasts, but it will keep temperatures up for most of you overnight south east. most of you will have a dry day on wednesday. i look forward to wednesday. a—level students are being let down by colleges cutting the number of subjects on offer due a lack of funding, according to new claims today. the sixth form colleges association says its members are cutting languages and science courses as well as extra curricular activities. unions are now asking the government to boost sixth form funding. sanchia berg reports. school funding per head is less than for younger secondary students. half the university tuition fee. many colleges and schools are dropping subjects. half the colleges and schools surveyed cut modern languages. usually french, german or spanish and most now only allow stu d e nts to spanish and most now only allow students to study three subjects instead of four. two—thirds have reduced student support services. the government is spending £7 billion and said a record proportion of the age group with us now is bill watkin, chief executive of

the difference being that on the north sea coast, northern scotland, the irish sea coast, you might seet the date and time when the uk will leave the eu into law. it'll be 11pm on 29th march, 2019. but former conservative deputy prime minister lord heseltine told this programme she's introducing uncertainty at exactly the wrong time. fixing in law the date will merely accelerate people's decision to take investment elsewhere, not to make investment here. frankly, it's a panic measure, reflecting the growing anxiety that hostility to brexit is growing. uber drivers will find out today the outcome of the company's appeal against a ruling saying drivers should be classed as workers, rather than self—employed. we'll talk to one of the drivers who brought the original case. we're up against it, we're up against an army of lawyers an army of pr consultants, an army of lobbyists. but i think we'll prevail. we will bring you the ruling when it happens. potential victims of revenge porn are being asked to send facebook their nude photos so the company can use technology to block former partners

dry with sunshine, a frosty start, some showers around the south—west coast of england and the irish sea coast

seven celsius, colder still on wednesday, start cold, plenty of sunshine but showers around the irish sea coastso marry his girlfriend, the american actress meghan markle as it is announced the couple intend to get married next year. clarence house broke the news this morning. in a statement buckingham palace said the queen and duke of edinburgh were "delighted" at the news as did the prince of wales. we are thrilled thank you very much. we are thrilled thank you very much. we hope they will be very happy, indeed. today's other headlines — two pharmaceutical firms have said they'll invest more than £1 billion in the uk, creating nearly 2,000 jobs in what the government is calling a vote of confidence. freed after four years, six former british soldiers imprisoned on weapons charges in india since 2013 are set to be released. tributes have been paid to the three children and two adults killed when a stolen car crashed in leeds at the weekend. and ordered to evacuate — thousands flee as authorities in bali warn a volcano on the island is in imminent danger of erupting. sport now on afternoon live

showers, though, for northern ireland, running in the irish sea, coming to wales, wintry showers for northern scotland, some showers down the north sea coastscoastal areas, both in the west, the north and the east, and that's where we'll see the showers. for many inland, yes, it's going to be a cold day, but it should be dry and quite sunny. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump gets the red carpet treatment in china, but can he get the support he needs from president xi over north korea? the british government loses its second cabinet minister in a week. priti patel quits over unofficial meetings in israel. the mother of a teenager accuses the actor kevin spacey of sexually assaulting her son last year. and the louvre comes to the middle east. the french president opens a new museum in abu dhabi.

west the cloud beginning to break up, one to showers arriving around the western coasts and filtering in over the irish sea dry and quite sunny for eastern scotland, a lot of showers to come for western scotland and increasingly save northern ireland, and it is cold enough for perhaps the wintry nurse in the showers over the wintry nurse in the showers over the highlands. the rain clears wagering the afternoon from east anglia and the south—east, the cloud lingering for awhile and we could end the day with one or two showers. sunny skies elsewhere, showers mainly around these western coasts and in the north—west of uk, and it will be chilly as the day goes on, temperatures struggling to 9 degrees at best. for bonfires and fireworks into the evening, it is best across the eastern side of the uk where we will have clearer skies, showers continuing out to the west, and on sunday after a cold start showers from one northern ireland moving down across wales on the south—west, a few draped around some of those north sea coast, but the showers become fewer during the day, we end up become fewer during the day, we

plenty of dry weather, sunshine, some showers affect northern and western scotland, into the irish sea, the coastyou will see showers. on sunday for most dry and bright, sunshine, temperatures about 5—9d. equipped yourselves with hats, scarves and gloves as we go towards the weekend. we will, simon, thank you. hello it's thursday november 23rd, it's 10 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. conservative mps have backed the chancellor, philip hammond, calling his budget "solid" and common—sense" despite gloomy forecasts for economic growth. that was a considerable amount of money, an extra £350 for people on the lowest paid that they can earn without having to pay tax. a significant increase, part of what the government has been doing for seven yea rs. the government has been doing for seven years. so explain why child poverty, over the course of this budget period, will go up by 400,000 kids. also, bradley grimes — the 23—year—old who spent 7 years on the streets of middlesbrough before begging a judge to send him to jail. i used to sit on the floor here. what happened? well, cctv picks you up and the

, though, for northern ireland, running through the irish sea, into wales, wintry showers for northern scotland, some showers down the north sea coastshe east, and that's where we'll see the showers. for many inland, yes, it's going to be a cold day, but it should be dry and quite sunny. this is bbc news. the headlines: china's president xijinping has welcomed president trump to the great hall of the people in tiananmen square beijing for talks. the us is hoping china might put more pressure on its ally and neighbour north korea to abandon its nuclear programme. the world's two most powerful leaders will also oversee a signing ceremony for billions of dollars of trade deals. britain's international development secretary, priti patel, has resigned, the second cabinet minister to do so in the past week. she'd held unauthorised meetings with israeli leaders while on holiday in israel. ms patel said that her actions were meant with the best of intentions. the actor and director kevin spacey is facing fresh allegations of sexual misconduct. the us journalist heather unruh has told reporters that her son was sexually assaulted by mr spacey

irish sea last night. matthew bryce was picked up 30 miles off the argyll coast.as going to die, didn't think i would see the sunrise. i had totally given up, i'd resigned myself to the fact i was going to die. i'm sitting here in the dark, i can't describe how cold... it's not as if you went out for a snowball fight and your hands a bit cold, it's like life is just being sapped out of your core. six months on, matthew bryce is ready to get back into the water. but any fear and apprehension he had has been replaced by pure excitement. how are you feeling? excitement, i'm going to go in now, the wind is about to come so i'm going tojump in right now. i'm buzzing. and with the support of his friends, he was back where he once said he would never venture again on a surfboard. how cool was that seeing him back out there? or some. to see him back out there? or some. to see him back out there? or some. to see him back in the water, keeping him passion going and everything, it was great. —— awesome. eventually he even found his feet. not bad for six months away. there wa

though, for northern ireland, running through the irish sea, into wales, some wintry showers for northern scotland, some showers down those north sea coastsinds again around coastal areas, both in the west, the north and the east, and that's where we'll see the showers. for many inland, yes, it's going to be a cold day, but it should be dry and quite sunny. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. pressure on the prime minister as she loses another cabinet minister — the second in a week. priti patel‘s resigned last night over unauthorised meetings with israeli officials — labour says the government is in chaos and theresa may is losing her authority. good morning, it's thursday the ninth of november. also this morning — the first minister of wales will respond to criticism over his handling of harassment allegations against the former minister carl sergeant who apparently took his own life. some police control rooms are struggling to meet demand because of a surge in calls — the inspector of constabulary warns

irish sea. further north of england, most showers initially near the coast and many inland areas will start dry,t will see some showers, frequent showers during the day across the western side of wales, lots of showers for northern ireland is as well. wintry showers continue for scotla nd well. wintry showers continue for scotland and those showers get blown inland through the morning, down towards the midlands and east anglia in the afternoon. that is a change is the day goes on. it will be a cold day than today, will feel colder today especially with some stronger winds, too. this is the general pressure pattern that we will have over the next few days. high pressure over to the west of the uk, low pressure to the east, the uk, low pressure to the east, the isobars coming all the way down from the north still another cold day on wednesday, more frost rounds, fewer showers over northern ireland, wales and the southwest. a few showers still for scotland but more showers still for scotland but more showers down the eastern coastal counties of england. many places inland will be dry, quite sunny b

irish sea last night. matthew bryce was picked up 13 miles off the argyll coast... i was thinking i was going to die.i'd see the sunrise. i'd totally given up. i'd resigned myself to the fact i was going to die. i'm sitting here in the dark — i can't describe how cold. it's not as if you went out for a snowball fight and your hands are a bit cold. it's like life is just being sapped out of your core. six months on, matthew bryce is ready to get back into the water. but any fear or apprehension he had has been replaced by pure excitement. how are you feeling? i'm excited. i'm going to go in now. i'm going tojump in right now. yeah, i'm buzzing. and with the support of his friends, he was back where he once said he would never venture again — on a surfboard. how cool was that, seeing him back out there? it's awesome. keeping his passion going, and everything. this is perfect. eventually, he even found his feet. not bad for six months away. there were a couple of points where i was getting tossed a bit in the water, and you're thinking, whoa — hang on, it's fine. and reunited on water with the surfboard

sunshine, some cialis for northern ireland, running in the irish sea coming to wales, wintry showers for northern scotland, showers down the north sea coasts and that's where we see the showers. for many inland yes it is going to be a cold day but he should be quite dry and settled. our top story. president trump is about to begin the second day of his visit to china. he and the chinese premier, xijinping, will hold talks on north korea later. the two leaders will also oversee a signing ceremony for billions of dollars of trade deals. britain's international development secretary, priti patel, has resigned, the second cabinet minister to do so in the past week. she'd held unauthorised meetings with israeli leaders while on holiday in israel. the world famous french museum, the louvre, has opened a new branch in abu dhabi. president macron and his wife brigitte were shown around by the crown prince. the project is worth more than $1 billion. that's all from me now. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk.

, though, for northern ireland, running through the irish sea, into wales, wintry showers for northern scotland, some showers down the north sea coastsin around coastal areas, both in the west, the north and the east, and that's where we'll see the showers. for many inland, yes, it's going to be a cold day, but it should be dry and quite sunny. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories. china's red carpet treatment: president trump sees the sights — but will he get the support he needs over north korea? the british government loses its second cabinet minister in a week — priti patel quits over her unofficial meetings in israel. the mother of a teenager accuses kevin spacey of sexually assaulting her son last year. a public health emergency — the thick grey smog choking the indian capital forces the closure of all delhi's schools. and the louvre comes to the middle east — the french president opens a new museum in abu dhabi.

irish sea last night. matthew bryce was picked up 13 miles off the argyll coast... i was thinking i was going to die. to the fact i was going to die. i'm sitting here in the dark — i can't describe how cold. it's not as if you went out for a snowball fight and your hands are a bit cold. it's like life is just being sapped out of your core. six months on, matthew bryce is ready to get back into the water. but any fear or apprehension he had has been replaced by pure excitement. how are you feeling? i'm excited. i'm going to go in now. i'm going tojump in right now. yeah, i'm buzzing. and with the support of his friends, he was back where he once said he would never venture again — on a surfboard. how cool was that, seeing him back out there? it's awesome. keeping his passion going, and everything. this is perfect. eventually, he even found his feet. not bad for six months away. there were a couple of points where i was getting tossed a bit in the water, and you're thinking, whoa — hang on, it's fine. and reunited on water with the surfboard that saved his life. this board, matthew, must mean a lot to

couple of showers into northern ireland, through the irish sea into wales and wintry showers in northern scotland, sharp showers along the north sea coastewhere. this is business briefing. i'm sally bundock. big enough to compete — 21st century fox boss lachlan murdoch tells investors the media giant is stronger than ever, despite reports it has discussed a massive sell—off to disney. plus, green revolution — cuba sets its sights on renewables as cheap venezuelan oil dries up. and on the markets its buy buy buy in asia with stocks injapan headed for a record high. we'll talk you through the key movers.

, though, for northern ireland, running through the irish sea, into wales, wintry showers for northern scotland, some showers down the north sea coastsorth and the east, and that's where we'll see the showers. for many inland, yes, it's going to be a cold day, but it should be dry and quite sunny. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories. china's red carpet treatment: president trump sees the sights — but will he get the support he needs over north korea? the british government loses its second cabinet minister in a week — priti patel quits over unofficial meetings in israel. the mother of a teenager accuses the actor kevin spacey of sexually assaulting her son last year. a public health emergency — thick grey smog choking the indian capital forces the closure of all delhi's schools. and the louvre comes to the middle east — the french president opens a new museum in abu dhabi.

still wintry tomorrow, some rain the irish seacoast, clearing south—east england, but more frequent during the afternoon of remembrance sunday, and the north sea coastthe uk, but many of us will avoid showers and have sunshine. does not do much for the temperatures, with single figure temperatures. in the morning, most of us will be cloudy by the time we get to choose the. —— on monday most of us will be cloudy. by on monday most of us will be cloudy. by the time we get to tuesday. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm. a british woman charged with drug smuggling in egypt has now been referred to a criminal court for trial. in an racing driver lewis hamilton calls on formula i to improve security after some of his team mates were robbed at gun point in brazil. donald trump says the russian president felt "insulted" by allegations of interference by moscow in last year's us election. the bbc understands the foreign office has agreed for the husband of a british woman jailed in iran to meet the foreign secretary.

particularly across central and southern wales along that south coast with a scattering of showers running down through the isle of man into the irish seay showers, temperatures around two or three first thing in the morning. this cold air rushing out of scotland further south during sunday. a noticeably colder field to the day across england and wales. scattered showers first thing, still across north—west england, wales, down into south—west england. if you are going to the cenotaph in london it should bea to the cenotaph in london it should be a fine start, breezy, cold, yet plenty of sunshine. if you are heading to other remembrance sunday services, despite some showers into the south—west and a cluster of showers to wales and elsewhere it will be cold dry, predominantly sunnl will be cold dry, predominantly sunni, good sunshine to the spine of the country, some scattered showers of the east coast of northern ireland and some still wintry in flavour with any elevation into northern scotland. five or 6 degrees, a strong wind on the coast making it feel pretty chilly. the wind could clip a few showers, over the north sea coasts, showe

showers, though, for northern ireland, running in the irish sea, coming to wales, wintry showers for northern scotland, some showers down the north sea coastst's where we'll see the showers. for many inland, yes, it's going to be a cold day but it should be quite dry and quite sunny. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines day two in china — after talking tough over north korea can president trump get the support he needs from president xi? when you push too so, the chinese‘s ultimate concern is regime instability. the british government loses its second cabinet minister in a week — priti patel quits over unauthorised meetings in israel. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: second day of thick grey smog in the indian capital force the closure of all delhi's schools. the louvre comes to the middle east. the french president opens a new museum in abu dhabi. live from our

irish sea last night. matthew bryce was picked up 13 miles off the argyll coast... i was thinking i was going to die.up. i'd resigned myself to the fact i was going to die. i'm sitting here in the dark — i can't describe how cold. it's not as if you went out for a snowball fight and your hands are that cold. it's like life is just being sapped out of your core. six months on, matthew bryce is ready to get back into the water. but any fear or apprehension he has has been replaced by pure excitement. how are you feeling? i'm excited. i'm going to go out now. i'm going tojump on right now. yeah, i'm buzzing. and, with the support of his friends, he was back where he once said he would never venture again — on a surfboard. how cool was that, seeing him back out there? it's awesome. keeping his passion going, and everything. this is perfect. eventually, he even found his feet. not bad for six months away. there were a couple of points where i was getting tossed a bit in the water, and you're thinking, whoa — hang on, it's fine. and reunited on water with the surfboard that saved his life. this board, matt

irish sea last night. matthew bryce was picked up 13 miles off the argyll coast... i was thinking i was going to die.igned myself to the fact i was going to die. i'm sitting here in the dark — i can't describe how cold. it's not as if you went out for a snowball fight and your hands are a bit cold. it's like life is just being sapped out of your core. six months on, matthew bryce is ready to get back into the water. but any fear or apprehension he had has been replaced by pure excitement. how are you feeling? i'm excited. i'm going to go in now. i'm going tojump in right now. yeah, i'm buzzing. and with the support of his friends, he was back where he once said he would never venture again — on a surfboard. how cool was that, seeing him back out there? it's awesome. keeping his passion going, and everything. this is perfect. eventually, he even found his feet. not bad for six months away. there were a couple of points where i was getting tossed a bit in the water, and you're thinking, whoa — hang on, it's fine. and reunited on water with the surfboard that saved his life. this board, matthew, must me

irish sea last night. matthew bryce was picked up 13 miles of the argyll coast. i was convinced entirely.myself to the fact i was going to die. i am sitting here in the dark, i can't describe how cold. it is not as if you went out for a snowball fight and your hands are called. it is like life is just being sapped out of your core. six months on, matthew bryce is ready to get back into the water. any fear or apprehension he has has been replaced by pure excitement. apprehension he has has been replaced by pure excitementlj apprehension he has has been replaced by pure excitement. i am excited. i am going to go out now. i'm going tojump on right now. i am buzzing. and, with the support of his friends, he was back where he once said he would never venture again ona once said he would never venture again on a surfboard. how good is that, being backout? it is awesome. keeping his passion going, and everything. this is perfect. eventually, he even found his feet. not bad for six months away. there we re not bad for six months away. there were a couple of points i was getting tossed a bid in th

as we go across the irish sea into northern ireland, quite a bit of cloud around but the north coastrost across scotland and patchy fog forming, some will be freezing fog. for northern ireland, england and wales, a lot of cloud, patchy fog and also dense fog patches forming across east anglia, lincolnshire and the midlands in the tick hello. this will be slow to clear tomorrow —— in particular. keep an eye on that. keep aware of it if you‘re travelling. for england, wales and northern ireland tomorrow, cloudy, spots of rain here and there, not everywhere, and fairly light. in scotland, another bright day with sunshine. still windy, still with showers in the north and later that will be replaced by rain. 0n thursday, the rain that‘s been coming into the north—west of scotla nd coming into the north—west of scotland by the end of wednesday will be careering steadily south, into northern england, northern ireland, wales. a lot of cloud around on thursday with some brighter breaks, temperatures roughly where they should be at this stage in november. all in all the weather is fairly quiet

irish sea last night. matthew bryce was picked up 13 miles off the argyll coast... i was thinking i was going to die.d your hands are a bit cold. it's like life is just being sapped out of your core. six months on, matthew bryce is ready to get back into the water. but any fear or apprehension he had has been replaced by pure excitement. how are you feeling? i'm excited. i'm going to go in now. i'm going tojump in right now. yeah, i'm buzzing. and with the support of his friends, he was back where he once said he would never venture again — on a surfboard. how cool was that, seeing him back out there? it's awesome. keeping his passion going, and everything. this is perfect. eventually, he even found his feet. not bad for six months away. there were a couple of points where i was getting tossed a bit in the water, and you're thinking, whoa — hang on, it's fine. and reunited on water with the surfboard that saved his life. this board, matthew, must mean a lot to you? it's a special board for me. i could never get rid of this. if i'd lost the board, if i hadn't been able to get back to it, if the leash