if you are are travelling this afternoon strong winds widely across the uk but around irish sea coastds, potentially storm force 85—90 miles an hour gusting around the west of scotland, travel disruption right across scotland, through northern areas of england in particular. that rent will continue moving eastwards through this evening and tonight. eventually clearing away. —— the rain. this next area of low pressure moving in, the white lines really quite close together, another spell of very wet and windy weather. this time, the rain coming from the south—west, quite heavy as it moves northwards, and being into colder air, some snow over the higher ground, those wind gusts on tuesday, 50-60 ground, those wind gusts on tuesday, 50—60 miles an hour, 70 miles an houragain around 50—60 miles an hour, 70 miles an hour again around irish sea coast and the west of scotland. for some of us, tuesday could be a windier day than today. temperatures 10—13 in the south, further north, chilly at four or in the south, further north, chilly atfouror5 in the south, further north, chilly at four or 5

gusts over east anglia by this stage, 45 miles an hour, but up to 70 miles an hour around the irish sea coastore the day is done, as much as 85 miles an hour through the western isles. again that will be speed restrictions, potential travel destruction, ferries could have trouble in that sort of strength, at least the rain clears away but the wind is an ever present across the north, it is a dry enough started tuesday, but not very long into the morning, here comes the next pulse of mild hourfrom morning, here comes the next pulse of mild hour from the atlantic which means a lot of cloud and rain gradually pushing its way up towards the central part of scotland. it is really mild to the south about further north that rain may find a cool area cost —— error across the higher ground, southern upland the north of the central belt that could be some snow. a busy start to the week, the wind is still there is a feature across the northern half of scotla nd feature across the northern half of scotland into wednesday, showers they are, whether front to get away from the south—east and then that is a

western scotland will start the day with the rain and the winds strengthening, gales expected for irish sea coastnd the wet and windy weather transfers east as the day goes on. behind it in northern ireland, brightening up with a few showers and ahead of it, for east anglia and the far south—east, dry during daylight hours. temperature—wise, probably won't feel mild with the wind and rain but these temperatures are above average for the time of year. our band of rain clears east during thursday night. the winds start to ease down to two. we are still under the influence of low pressure and actually closest to that area of low pressure in northern scotland it will still be a windy day but elsewhere, the winds will be that lighter. a clearing update. showers around, especially for the south of the uk, which could be lively but they will tend to fade. many places seeing sunshine and those temperatures a bit down on thursday. here's the game—changer, an area of high pressure building in as we head to the weekend, helping to settle things down. a different feel to the weather into the weekend, drier f

a few showers around the irish sea coast as well. own a little bit, so it will feel a bit cooler on wednesday, but at least many of us will have the sunshine to compensate. there's a short—lived window of fine weather, because the next frontal system will move up from the south—west to bring more wet and windy weather for thursday, so the winds could be quite strong. some of the heaviest rain in the north and the west of the country. there'll be a bit of sunshine further east, but it looks like the clouds will tend to build up as we move through the day. that rain will be quite heavy in the south—west, in towards wales. again, perhaps a little bit milder in the south, double—figure values here. 7—9 degrees further north. and then it's all change. to end the week, it looks like high pressure will begin to move in as that low pressure clears away, so it'll settle down. but one thing you will notice — it will turn colder, particularly as we head on into the weekend. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: british scientis

the strongest winds around the irish sea coast but it could cause disruption today, this area of lowser together. when they squeezed together like that, the winds start to increase. around the irish sea coast, gail is expected, gust of 65 mph around wales and the south—west of england and the rain spreading from west to east. it won't reach the far east of scotland and —— england and north—east of scotla nd and —— england and north—east of scotland until later today. temperatures are maximum of 13 degrees, the wind coming from the south—west, relatively mild direction. overnight, the low pressure will continue to move away and the next weather system moving in behind that will bring an enhancement of showers. in the morning, they will be across wales, through western areas and gradually push eastwards. some sunshine either side of that. sunshine for much of scotla nd side of that. sunshine for much of scotland and northern ireland, a bit of rain affecting the far north—west of rain affecting the far north—west of both countries. temperatures on friday down a little bit compared to to

this rain accompanied by a strengthening wind especially down the irish sea coasts and heavy rain graduallyrring east with the strength of that wind. behind that brightening up for northern ireland, i had brightening up for northern ireland, ihada brightening up for northern ireland, i had a bit east anglia and down towards the south—east should remain largely dry during daylight hours. beneath the cloud and rain not feeling mild but temperatures are above average for the time of year. so the system clears east overnight and for friday we see the wind slackening and really friday is going to be a clearing update with some showers around, cropping up almost anywhere. lighter win for much of the uk but where we are closer to the low pressure it will still be blustery. some sunshine emerging and just starting to feel a little bit fresher heading through friday and that is the sign of things to come as as we head into the weekend pressure starts to build. there will be a good deal of dry weather but it will feel colder not only by day but the return of some frosty nights as well. a reminder of

a few showers around the irish sea coast as well. it will feel a bit cooler on wednesday but at least many of us will have the sunshine to compensate. it is a short lived wind of fine weather because the next frontal system will move up through the south—west to bring more wet and windy weather for thursday, so the winds could be quite strong. some of the heaviest rain in the north and the west of the country, a bit of sunshine further east but it looks like the clouds will build up as we move through the day. and the rain will be quite heavy in the south—west, in towards wales. again, perhaps a little bit milder in the south, double—figure values here, 7—9 degrees further north. and then it's all changed. to end the week, it looks like high pressure will begin to move in as that low pressure clears away so it will settle down. one thing you will notice, it will turn colder, particularly as we head on into the weekend. a very warm welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. our top stories: queen elizabeth backs new roles for harry a

a few showers around some irish sea coasts as well.t will feel a bit cooler on wednesday, but at least many of us will have the sunshine to compensate. there's a short—lived window of fine weather, because the next frontal system will move up from the south—west to bring more wet and windy weather for thursday, so the winds could be quite strong. some of the heaviest rain in the north and the west of the country. there'll be a bit of sunshine further east, but it looks like the clouds will tend to build up as we move through the day. that rain will be quite heavy in the south—west, in towards wales. again, perhaps a little bit milder in the south, double—figure values here. 7—9 degrees further north. and then it's all change. to end the week, it looks like high pressure will begin to move in as that low pressure clears away, so it'll settle down. but one thing you will notice — it will turn colder, particularly as we head on into the weekend. good morning. today we have a special bbc brea kfast today we have a special bbc breakfast lin

gales at 40—50 mph gusts, in excess of 60 mph in some irish sea coasts.s, a bit milder because of the wind and the rain. low—pressure sales northwards, then thursday night, eventually it clears from the southeast. friday we have low—pressure to the north of the uk, still quite windy across northern scotland with plenty of blustery showers here. it is a day of sunshine and showers elsewhere, bands of showers with sunshine in between, the sun showers will be heavy. some areas may stay dry altogether. friday has a cool air mass, so it will feel chillier, single figures, making just 9—10dc across south east. the weekend will settle down with cold, it will be a nice weekend in store. the lid of sunshine in—store but it will be, with an democrat a return to overnight frost. this area of high pressure building and across the country on saturday, the area of low— pressure country on saturday, the area of low—pressure clothing away from the north, the northern half of scotland on saturday it has plenty of showers, some may be heavy with winter on the hills. the od

windy day across the board, and i can mention the strongest of the winds perhaps around some irish sea coasts of that rain will be quite heavy and persistent too. the milder air returns with this wet and windy weather. 10—12 degrees for england and wales, single—figure digits in the north. that area of low pressure sweeps northwards. we see a tangle of weather fronts move in for friday, but friday is a transitional day to something cooler, and something that's gradually going to become more settled as we head on into the weekend. so we'll start to see some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, turning colder here, england and wales, thanks to those weather fronts, but also a scattering of showers, some of which will be quite heavy. but notice the temperatures. the single—figure values will even be across the south and the south—east too, so 5—9 degrees. that cooler air invades across the whole country, then, late on friday and into the weekend. but, with high pressure building in, it looks like conditions will settle down. so the weekend really will feel colder, but at least it'll be la

windy day across the board, and i can mention the strongest of the winds perhaps around some irish sea coaststed areas, and some of that rain will be quite heavy and persistent too. the milder air returns with this wet and windy weather. 10—12 degrees for england and wales, single—figure digits in the north. that area of low pressure sweeps northwards. we see a tangle of weather fronts move in for friday, but friday is a transitional day to something cooler, and something that's gradually going to become more settled as we head on to the weekend. so we'll start to see some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, turning colder here. england and wales, thanks to those weather fronts, sunshine but also a scattering of showers, some of which will be quite heavy. but notice the temperatures. the single—figure values will even be across the south and the south—east too, so 5—9 degrees. that cooler air invades across the whole country, then, late on friday and into the weekend. but, with high pressure building in, it looks like conditions will settle down. so the weekend really will feel colder

gales run the irish sea coast, 70—90 mph in the irish sea coast, 70—90 mph in the west of scotland, 75l in northern and western areas. through this evening, rain spreading into the east, risk of snow and ice across northern areas but throughout the week staying very unsettled, further bouts of gales or severe gales with some heavy rain, travel disruption likely at times, but quieter by the end of the week. hello, this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines... the queen will hold emergency talks with senior royals, later today, about the future role of the duke and duchess of sussex. a volcano in the philippines has begun spewing lava, as authorities warn that a "hazardous eruption" is possible "within hours or days". borisjohnson has arrived in belfast. he and the irish prime minister will meet the new northern irish executive at stormont to mark the restoration of devolution. regional airline flybe has declined to comment on media reports that it is in crisis talks in an attempt to put together a rescue deal. nominations for the labour leadership close at 2.30pm this afternoon. some of t

a few showers around the irish sea coast as well.ll feel a bit cooler on wednesday, but at least many of us will have the sunshine to compensate. it's a short—lived wind of fine weather, because the next frontal system will move up through the south—west to bring more wet and windy weather for thursday, so the winds could be quite strong. some of the heaviest rain in the north and the west of the country. there'll be a bit of sunshine further east, but it looks like the clouds will build up as we move through the day. and the rain will be quite heavy in the south—west, in towards wales. again, perhaps a little bit milder in the south, double—figure values here. 7—9 degrees further north. and then it's all change. to end the week, it looks like high pressure will begin to move in as that low pressure clears away, so it will settle down. one thing you will notice, it will turn colder, particularly as we head on into the weekend. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm mike

a few showers around the irish sea coast as well.y but at least many of us will have the sunshine to compensate. it is a short lived wind of fine weather because the next frontal system will move up through the south—west to bring more wet and windy weather for thursday, so the winds could be quite strong. some of the heaviest rain in the north and the west of the country, a bit of sunshine further east but it looks like the clouds will build up as we move through the day. and the rain will be quite heavy in the south—west, in towards wales. again, perhaps a little bit milder in the south, double—figure values here, 7—9 degrees further north. and then it's all changed. to end the week, it looks like high pressure will begin to move in as that low pressure clears away so it will settle down. one thing you will notice, it will turn colder, particularly as we head on into the weekend. this is bbc world news. our top story: after a summit of the top royals in britain, the queen agrees to harry and meghan‘s plans to step back from being s

windy day across the board, and i can mention the strongest of the winds perhaps around some irish sea coastsme of that rain will be quite heavy and persistent too. the milder air returns with this wet and windy weather. 10—12 degrees for england and wales, single—figure digits in the north. that area of low pressure sweeps northwards. we see a tangle of weather fronts move in for friday, but friday is a transitional day to something cooler, and something that's gradually going to become more settled as we head on to the weekend. so we'll start to see some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, turning colder here. england and wales, thanks to those weather fronts, sunshine but also a scattering of showers, some of which will be quite heavy. but notice the temperatures. the single—figure values will even be across the south and the south—east too, so 5—9 degrees. that cooler air invades across the whole country, then, late on friday and into the weekend. but, with high pressure building in, it looks like conditions will settle down. so the weekend really will feel colder, but at least it

because some of the gusts over east anglia by this stage, 45 mph, but up to 70 mph round about the irish sea coastdone, as much as 85 mph through the western isles, so again, that will be speed restrictions, potential travel disruption, ferries could have a real problem in that sort of strength of wind. at least the rain clears away but the wind is an ever present across the northern parts of britain. it is a dry enough start to tuesday away from the showers in central and western scotland, but not very long into the morning, here comes the next pulse of mild air from the atlantic. that means a lot of cloud and rain gradually pushing its way up towards the central part of scotland. it is really mild to the south but further north, that rain may fall into cooler air and across the higher ground of the southern uplands and north of the central belt, there could be some snow. that is a very busy start to the week. the wind is still there as a feature across the northern half of scotland, into wednesday. showers there, a weather front getting away from the south—east and then that is a decent sort of

windy day across the board, and i can mention the strongest of the winds perhaps around some irish sea coastsavy and persistent too. the milder air returns with this wet and windy weather. 10—12 degrees for england and wales, single—figure digits in the north. that area of low pressure sweeps northwards. we see a tangle of weather fronts move in for friday, but friday is a transitional day to something cooler, and something that's gradually going to become more settled as we head on into the weekend. so we'll start to see some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, turning colder here, england and wales, thanks to those weather fronts, but also a scattering of showers, some of which will be quite heavy. but notice the temperatures. the single—figure values will even be across the south and the south—east too, so 5—9 degrees. that cooler air invades across the whole country, then, late on friday and into the weekend. but, with high pressure building in, it looks like conditions will settle down. so the weekend really will feel colder, but at least it'll be largely dry, thanks to high pres

a few showers around the irish sea coast. short lived wind of fine weather because the next frontal system will move through the south—west to bring more weight and whether —— windy weather on thursday, so the heaviest rain in the north and west of the country, such an further east and the clouds or build up as we move through the day. the rental be quite heavyin through the day. the rental be quite heavy in the south—west towards wales. a bit mild in the south, double—figure values, 7—9d further north. and that is all changed. high pressure will begin to move in as a low pressure quiz away so it will settle down. it will turn colder as we had to that we can. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: after a summit of the top royals in britain, the queen agrees to harry and meghan's plans to step back from being senior royals and to split their time between the uk and canada. the queen admitted she would have preferred the couple to stay on as full—time working royals, but was entirely supportive of their plans. fe

a few showers around the irish sea coast as well.of us will have the sunshine to compensate. it is a short lived wind of fine weather because the next frontal system will move up through the south—west to bring more wet and windy weather for thursday, so the winds could be quite strong. some of the heaviest rain in the north and the west of the country, a bit of sunshine further east but it looks like the clouds will build up as we move through the day. and the rain will be quite heavy in the south—west, in towards wales. again, perhaps a little bit milder in the south, double—figure values here, 7—9 degrees further north. and then it's all changed. to end the week, it looks like high pressure will begin to move in as that low pressure clears away so it will settle down. one thing you will notice, it will turn colder, particularly as we head on into the weekend. this is bbc news, the headlines: queen elizabeth issues a statement about harry and meghan‘s future. she says she'd have preferred them to remain full—time members of the roy

a few showers around the irish sea coast as well.nsate. it is a short lived wind of fine weather because the next frontal system will move up through the south—west to bring more wet and windy weather for thursday, so the winds could be quite strong. some of the heaviest rain in the north and the west of the country, a bit of sunshine further east but it looks like the clouds will build up as we move through the day. and the rain will be quite heavy in the south—west, in towards wales. again, perhaps a little bit milder in the south, double—figure values here, 7—9 degrees further north. and then it's all changed. to end the week, it looks like high pressure will begin to move in as that low pressure clears away so it will settle down. one thing you will notice, it will turn colder, particularly as we head on into the weekend. a very warm welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. our top stories: queen elizabeth backs new roles for harry and meghan, though she says she'd have preferred them to stay. a new climate warning — british s

windy day across the board, and i can mention the strongest of the winds perhaps around some irish sea coastsn will be quite heavy and persistent too. the milder air returns with this wet and windy weather. 10—12 degrees for england and wales, single—figure digits in the north. that area of low pressure sweeps northwards. we see a tangle of weather fronts move in for friday, but friday is a transitional day to something cooler, and something that's gradually going to become more settled as we head on to the weekend. so we'll start to see some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, turning colder here. england and wales, thanks to those weather fronts, sunshine but also a scattering of showers, some of which will be quite heavy. but notice the temperatures. the single—figure values will even be across the south and the south—east too, so 5—9 degrees. that cooler air invades across the whole country, then, late on friday and into the weekend. but, with high pressure building in, it looks like conditions will settle down. so the weekend really will feel colder, but at least it'll be largely

gusts up to 45 miles an hour but up to 70 miles around the irish sea coast.roblem. at least the rank lose weight but the wind is an ever present feature. a bright start to tuesday in central and western scotla nd to tuesday in central and western scotland but not very long into the morning, the next pulse of mild air from the atlantic so that means a lot of cloud and rain gradually pushing its way up towards the central part of scotland. it is mailed to the south but further north, that rain may fall into cooler air. north of the central belt that could be some snow so very busy start to the week. the wind is seal that is a feature across the northern half of scotland into wednesday. showers, a weatherfront to get away from the south—east and then a decent sort of day. still mastery but nowhere near the strength we saw on monday and tuesday. the answer must begin to squeeze up on thursday again so another windy day from the south. a new set of whether front with cloud and rain into scotland. widely across western areas and later on in the afternoon some pulse

the rain band on the move, strong winds particularly for irish sea coast at up particularly for irishsing public funds for coming up with a rescue deal to save the regional carrier flybe. the duchess of sussex makes her first public appearance since she and prince harry announced they want to step down as senior members of the royal family. strong winds and heavy rain bring roofs and scoffolding crashing down as well as causing disruption to flights, roads, and rail services across the uk. russia's president announces possible changes to the law that could tighten the criteria for candidates wanting to become his successor. the high speed rail link hs2 could "divide and destroy" natural habitats across england, according to a new report by the wildlife trust. the duke and duchess of cambridge have arrived at bradford city hall, for the first event in their afternoon visit to the west yorkshire city. judith moritz is in bradford for us. what response did they get? a great response, you what response did they get? a great response, you can see what response did they get? a great respons

still blustery with wintry showers across the north and west scotland, one or two dotted around irish sea coast. welcome to newsday. i'm kasia madera, in london. the headlines: queen elizabeth agrees to harry and meghan's plans, to step back from being senior royals. but there's still a lot to work out. the bbc is given access to al asad in iraq, one of the american airbases ta rgetted by iranian missiles last week. this is the crater from one of five missile barrages. look at the enormous blast, enough to force over these concrete barriers. i'm mariko oi, in singapore. also on the programme. more people flee the philippines volcano, amid fears of an imminent explosion. this is the scene live there, this morning.

across the uk, but more so towards the north—east of england, south—east scotland and around the irish sea coastsoday, highs of 11-13dc. as figures, another mile today, highs of 11—13dc. as we go through into sunday, the weather system will continue tracking gradually south and east would to be replaced by colder air moving in from the north—west. so turning white chilli into sunday morning, particularly across scotland. temperatures will eventually start to come down across the south and the east is that rain sta rts the south and the east is that rain starts to clear away. temperatures dropping as the day goes on. there will be some showers around, particularly during the morning but sunny spells as well. showers moving on, wintry over the higher ground, and temperatures during the afternoon around about 5—8, or nine celsius. next week the jet stream, which is the really high level wind, really strong wind across the atlantic, it stays right across the atla ntic atlantic, it stays right across the atlantic firing in towards the united kingdom and all these kinks in it indicate where we will see

strong winds, especially around irish sea coasts, gusting 50 to 60 mph.nal changes to prolong his grip on power. and his next successor has been announced. sport now on afternoon live with katie sha na han. a troubled start for the tennis in melbourne, but something to cheer fa ns melbourne, but something to cheer fans up. yes, a mixed day for the australian 0pen. 0n the one hand, qualifying was cancelled due to heavy rain following the very poor air quality in melbourne. but on the other side of things we saw legends of the game coming together to play in a charity fundraiser raising money for the victims of the bushfire crisis. it was a star—studded line—up too including roger federer, rafa nadal, serena williams, novak djokovic and nick krygios and more, to show their support at the rally for relief event at a packed out rod laver area na. federer played a one—set contest against nick kyrgios, who‘s been the driving force for the event. it was so emotional back home in canberra, i couldn‘t even go outside. it was emotional, and i am so happy we had rog

it is going to be wet and windy across the board, heavy rain accompanied by gales for irish sea coastsng fine and dry during daylight hours for east anglia and the far south—east. temperatures remain above average. that band of rain clears eastwards as we head through thursday night. we are under the influence of this area of low pressure and it is closest to that area of low pressure through friday where we will have blustery conditions. away from that, it is a clearing up through the day. a lot of fine and dry weather, especially in the south, some showers there could be quite lively. but they should ease and fade as we head through the afternoon. temperatures down on thursday's values, but we've got sunshine to compensate. there is change on the cards as we head into the weekend, it is going to turn settled. that means drier, lighter winds. for saturday, here is the game changer, an area of high pressure that is going to be building in and becoming established over the uk through the weekend. through saturday, we've got a north—westerly flow bringing in one or two showers which coul

we will see gales around the irish sea coast, particularly so towards wales, the south—west of englandand a south—westerly wind bringing mild conditions, temperatures 8-12dc. the mild conditions, temperatures 8—12dc. the rain will clear away overnight to be followed by an occluded front. this will bring an enhancement of showers during friday. no showers initially across western areas of england and will move their way eastwards, some sunshine on either side. frequent showers in the north—west of scotla nd showers in the north—west of scotland and northern ireland, they could be wintry of a higher ground. temperatures lower than yesterday, attaining a bit chilly, highs of 6-10. attaining a bit chilly, highs of 6—10. then into the weekend. you may have heard already but it will turn much drier, much sunnier, lighter winds but it will be colder. we will see the return of some frost. seeing what is going on, this area of low pressure slips away towards the south end as it does so, high pressure develops into saturday and that will stick around into sunday as well. lighter winds, that will

it will be accompanied by a strengthening wind, with gales around the irish sea coast, particularly the1am and these are the main stories this morning: the government defends itself after rival airlines accuse it of misusing public funds for coming up with a rescue deal to save the regional carrier flybe. the government isn't in the market to bail out private companies. what we do, on a case—by—case business, is look to see if a business is viable. in the case of flybe, it is a viable business. the duchess of sussex makes her first public appearance since she and prince harry announced they want to step down as senior members of the royal family.

gales around the irish sea coast but in particular around wales in the south—west of england, gusts ofsterly wind, which is why it will feel fairly mild. as we go through tonight, the area of low pressure will move to the north and there will be this are occluded front following behind. that means on friday, there will be showers moving away from west to east across england and. some sunshine either side of that, showers not lasting all that long but it will turn chilly, temperatures down to 6—10. it's11am and these are the main stories this morning. "the moment of crisis has come" — david attenborough tells the bbc efforts to tackle climate change need to happen now as global temperatures are the second highest on record. this is an urgent problem that has to be solved. and what is more, we know how to do it. that's the paradoxical thing, that we're refusing to take steps that we know have to be taken. prince harry will make his first public appearance since he and his wife meghan announced they'll be stepping back from their roles as senior royals. figures show the number of knife cr

it is going to be wet and windy across the board, heavy rain accompanied by gales for irish sea coastthe day. perhaps staying fine and dry during daylight hours for east anglia and the far south—east. temperatures remain above average. that band of rain clears eastwards as we had through thursday night, we had under the influence of this area of low pressure and it is closest to that area of low pressure through friday where we will have blustery conditions. away from that, it is a clearing up day. a lot are fine and dry weather, since i was in the south which could be lively but they should ease and fade as we head through the afternoon. temperatures down on thursday's values but we've got sunshine to compensate. there is change on the cards as we head into the weekend, it is going to turn settled. that means drier, lighter winds. for saturday, here is the game changer, an area of high pressure that is going to be building in and becoming established over the uk through the weekend, through saturday, we've got a north—westerly flow bringing in one or two so which could be wintry over

quite widespread gusts. 75 mph down the irish sea coast.se are the main stories this morning: the prime minister calls for the us to agree to a new nuclear deal with iran as eu countries begin a dispute process over iranian breaches. if we are going to get rid of it, let‘s replace it, and let‘s replace it with the trump deal. the uk government formally rejects a call from scotland‘s first minister for a second independence referendum. dozens of children, abused by grooming gangs, were failed by manchester police and local authorities, according to a damning report. the government considers a rescue package for regional airline flybe — including cuts to air passenger duty on domestic flights. at least six people have been killed and 16 injured after a sinkhole swallows a bus and pedestrians in central china. and in sport — players struggle with poor air quality at qualifying for the australian open — as bushfires continue to burn in the country. good afternoon. welcome to bbc newsroom live. i‘m joanna gosling. the prime minister borisjohnson

you are travelling this afternoon bear in mind these wind gusts widely across the uk, around irish sea coastengland, across scotland, again, strong winds expected widely, 50—60 miles an hour gust, possibly 70 miles an hour on exposed areas of south—west england and scotland. temperatures between 11 and 13 degrees, chillier or further north. into wednesday, quieter but on thursday, another weather system moving in, again that will bring very wet and windy weather. for this week, will bring very wet and windy weather. forthis week, dominated will bring very wet and windy weather. for this week, dominated by gales or severe gales, spells of heavy rain, but looking quieter by the end of the week. goodbye for now. this is worklife from bbc news, with sally bundock and david eades. troubled plane maker boeing gets a new boss ? but can he lift it above the turbulence? live from london, that's our top story on monday the 13th of january hundreds of grounded planes and mounting compensation costs — can the new boss of boeing turn things around. a parents work is never done ? new research says mums an

the strongest winds will be around the irish sea coasts, particularly wales and the south—west, wherelljust bring in showers on friday, particularly in the west in the morning, moving their way eastward across england and wales. further showers feeding in across northern ireland and the north—west of scotland but there will be some sunny spells in between those showers and maximum temperatures, they will be getting from 7—11 degrees, so turning a little bit chillier. now, that theme of getting colder will continue as we go into the weekend but high pressure develops as we go into the weekend. that means it‘s going to become quieter weather—wise. now, we‘ve got this weather system here. thankfully, that slips away to the south, so high—pressure in for saturday. lighter winds, lots of dry, lots of sunny weather expected, just a few showers affecting the far north. lots of blue skies. there could be a bit of a chilly start on saturday morning and temperatures, they will be lower than they‘d been recently so we‘re looking at around six, seven, eight celsius. maybe a degree also lower than

windy widely across the uk, but in particular north—east england, south—east scotland and now the irish sea coastbut those temperatures will be coming down, so around about 6—9d on sunday afternoon. that's all from me. bye— bye. hello. this is worklife from bbc news, with victoria fritz and tim willcox. good morning. cashing in the chips. the food delivery wars serve up an $8 billion takeover. live from london, that's our top story on friday 10th january. just eat is just about to be gobbled up by a dutch rival — as our growing appetite for food deliveries cooks up a storm for shareholders. also in the programme —

sea is coming ever closer now residents are being told they'll have to leave their homes. he's a dedicated angler who's lived on the coast of wales for over 40 years. right now the irish sea is bright sunshine. but the people here have seen their share of storm surges. i my house stands right behind this dike it's held firm against wind and tide so far. i it's hard to realize that i was rising sea levels all this could be gone i they say in as little as 50 years i it's hard to believe credible is a seaside village of about a 1000 people and say the experts doomed by climate change several 1000000 pounds have gone into building dams and dikes to protect the houses from the sea. but now the welsh authorities are throwing in the towel and calling on the villagers to find new homes. mike and his partner see their lives their home and lots of money at stake quite amazing how the situation again but it's not a symbol for them as pensioners to buy a new house elsewhere they feel the state has left them on their own 25 years in the future the fact is that they have no answers for us they can't tell us where to go to move us they can't tell us when they're going to move us the