through this evening and tonight, the northern isles and western isles, strengthening winds.e have largely clear skies. some mist and fog patches forming, particularly across northern patches of england and wales with temperatures in rural spots falling close to freezing. they could be a touch of frost in the most prone spots. on friday, a fine —looking day for the bulk of england wales and southern and south—eastern scotland. we are looking at 13 to 17 celsius in these areas. through the weekend, that cooler air will slowly sink its way south across the country. still a lot of dry weather on the cards. you can see in london 18 degrees on sunday. we are looking atjust 11 on sunday. you're watching beyond 100 days... a new brexit vote tomorrow — theresa may wants mps to sign off on just part of her deal — to leave the eu. it could be the prime minister's final chance to secure a brexit legacy — but will parliament back her? as ever — the clock is ticking — the leader of the commons tells mps if they approve the withdrawal agreement tomorrow — they will have a new deadline of m

jersey, guernsey and the isle of man face a financial transparency crackdown in a bid to end secret company ownership. that is according to the financial times, which also covers the news that the fashion chain lk bennett could become the latest high street casualty. and the mirror features an image of tributes on the graves of sergei skripal‘s wife and son. the former russian spy, who was poisoned in a nerve agent attack almost a year ago, remains in hiding with his daughter yulia. the mirror reports that a ministry of defence aide has been tending to the graves on his behalf. is. let's take a closer look at some of those headlines. we will start with the guardian, and chris grayling. people have been adding up the numbers, they have been tossing

high pressure then sitting to the south of the british isles.to feed in over the top of that area of high pressure so we will continue to bring areas of cloud from the north—west towards the south of the uk through the first part of wednesday. best of the clear spells as we start off the day across southern and western parts of england and wales, that's where we have the lowest of the temperatures. a touch of across parts of the west country. south—east wales, the south—west of england. further north, not as chilly because there is more cloud. through the day, we continue to bring these areas of cloud south—eastwards. a mixture of patchy cloud and sunshine for many. the best of the sunshine across wales in the south—west. equally the cloud across the far north and far north—west of scotland. temperatures generally 11—14 degrees, may be 15 in aberdeen if we get some sunshine and shelter to the east of high ground. as we move through wednesday night and into thursday, not as much cloud potentially by this stage but that could allow some mist and f

weather picture for thursday, no surprises — the low pressure is right over the top of the british islesup on the charts too. so, it's going to be a cloudy, windy and wet start to the day. the worst of the rain will tend to clear through across england and wales, and quite quickly thursday morning, we'll see some bright weather for scotland, northern ireland, northern england with a scattering of showers blown in by those blustery winds. gusts of wind that could reach 40, even 50mph across the most exposed locations. that of course means the showers don't stay in one place for any length of time. but what it will also do is it will knock the edge off these temperatures, ranging from around 7 to 13, but feeling a bit cooler than that, so quite a chilly feel to the weather across parts of scotland. now, through thursday evening and overnight, the showers continue on and off across northern areas, it will cloud over elsewhere with outbreaks of rain spreading in, particularly to england and wales. temperature—wise, quite a big contrast thursday night. mild in the south, 9 or 10 degrees or so

very windy across parts of scotland with gales, 50—60mph gusts inland. 60—70 perhaps for the northern isles rain, which will spill its way southwards and eastwards, tending to weaken as it does. cooler behind it, but again, another very mild day ahead of it, given some spells of sunshine. but even where it's cloudy, it's going to be mild. and then through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—eastwards, introducing cooler air. we'll see a few wintry showers pushing in there to the north of scotland. so, you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it's still high pressure in charge. so it means it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine around both saturday and sunday. but you'll notice the temperatures a little bit lower and nights will be chilly too with a touch of frost in places. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: as the first funerals take place for the victims of the christchurch mosque shootings, ne

high pressure then sitting to the south of the british isles.ontinue to bring areas of cloud from the north—west towards the south of the uk through the first part of wednesday. best of the clear spells as we start off the day across southern and western parts of england and wales, that's where we have the lowest of the temperatures. a touch of across parts of the west country. south—east wales, the south—west of england. further north, not as chilly because there is more cloud. through the day, we continue to bring these areas of cloud south—eastwards. a mixture of patchy cloud and sunshine for many. the best of the sunshine across wales in the south—west. equally the cloud across the far north and far north—west of scotland. temperatures generally 11—14 degrees, may be 15 in aberdeen if we get some sunshine and shelter to the east of high ground. as we move through wednesday night and into thursday, not as much cloud potentially by this stage but that could allow some mist and fog to form. again, some pockets of frost, temperatures widely hold

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parts of scotland with gales, 50 to 60 miles an hour gusts inland. 60 to 70 perhaps for the northern islesn, which will spill its way southwards and eastwards, tending to weaken as it does. another very mild day ahead of it, given some spells of sunshine. but even where it's cloudy, it will be mild. through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—eastwards, introducing cooler air. we'll see a few wintry showers pushing there to the north of scotland. you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it's still high pressure in charge. it means it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine around both saturday and sunday. but you'll notice the temperatures a little bit lower and nights 00:12:44,019 --> 2147483051:43:06,724 will be chilly too with a touch 2147483051:43:06,724 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 of frost in places. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: fears that cyclone idai has lef

weather picture for thursday, no surprises — the low pressure is right over the top of the british islesly tightly packed isobars showing up on the charts too. so, it's going to be a cloudy, windy and wet start to the day. the worst of the rain will tend to clear through across england and wales, and quite quickly thursday morning, we'll see some bright weather for scotland, northern ireland, northern england with a scattering of showers blown in by those blustery winds. gusts of wind that could reach 40, even 50mph across the most exposed locations. that of course means the showers don't stay in one place for any length of time. but what it will also do is it will knock the edge off these temperatures, ranging from around 7 to 13, but feeling a bit cooler than that, so quite a chilly feel to the weather across parts of scotland. now, through thursday evening and overnight, the showers continue on and off across northern areas, it will cloud over elsewhere with outbreaks of rain spreading in, particularly to england and wales. temperature—wise, quite a big contrast thursday night. mild i

, highlands and also across the northern isles. sunny start again, the tendency for the weather to turn a bit cloudier but still a lot of fine and dry weather around on tuesday. temperatures between 13 in aberdeen and 1a or15 temperatures between 13 in aberdeen and 1a or 15 degrees in southern england and wales. more of the same in the middle of the week, still be high pressure is with us and we have weather fronts pestering the far north of scotland bring thicker cloud and the risk of a bit of rain at times. the temperatures are beginning to edge upwards a little bit in england and wales with highs of around 15 degrees in hull and london. towards the end of the week as the high pressure moves closer to southern england we get more of a feed coming in from the continent and that will tend to increase the temperatures across england and wales whereas the further north in scotla nd wales whereas the further north in scotland and northern ireland, the winds are more influenced by the weather from the atlantic and there will be little

temperatures between 9-12, northern isles. temperatures between 9—12, fairly average for this time of year. overnight we will keep a good deal of cloud around and patchy rain and drizzle. there is a chance ofa rain and drizzle. there is a chance of a few fog patches developing here and there. whilst it will not be as cold as last night, parts of scotla nd cold as last night, parts of scotland and eastern england will be close to freezing. tuesday starts with a good deal of cloud around, drizzly in places where the cloud is thickest and heavy bursts of rain in northern scotland on a stronger wind compared to today. elsewhere, the wins i fairly light with a few sunny spells here and there. the temperatures are edging upwards to the mid—teens. warmer air moves into the mid—teens. warmer air moves into the uk, lasting through wednesday into thursday. it lifts temperatures above average for this time of year. judging by this chart for wednesday there will be a lot of cloud around. there will be a few bright and sunny spells develop

hejoins me via webcam from his isle of wight constituency.on, thanking for giving up some of your saturday to talk to us. up some of your saturday to talk to us. my pleasure, not the vice-chair of london conservatives. lbs forgive me, that is an error that has got on to make you. that would seem strange given you are the mp for the isle of wight. you have the largest constituency. what do you think is likely to happen given the u under the mps received from the prime minister saying she is not sure she has the necessary votes to put this up has the necessary votes to put this up again to mps? this week coming was meant to be deal or no deal, sadly i think we will have another week or two or three of political purgatory. the remain parliament is frankly stopping us from getting on with it. how do you break that? if parliament is divided from the people in the sense of what theresa may said, maybe go back to the people and ask them to affirm and confirm that what they said three yea rs confirm that what they said three years ago is correct? whe

and the northern isles of scotland. north after a sunny and chilly start, some cloud bubbling up but for many another fine and dry day, temperatures reaching 14 degrees towards london, 13 in temperatures reaching 1a degrees towards london, 13 in cardiff and 12 in belfast. little overall change for the picture into wednesday. again, across the far north that thicker cloud and the threat of some light rain at times. further south, dry, chilly start, some spells of sunshine and temperatures beginning to edge upwards, highs of between 15 and london and perhaps 15 in aberdeen as well. that high pressure at the end of the week nudging into southern england, and increasingly we will get some of that air from the near continent helping push up temperature is a little further. weather—wise on thursday, a few mist 01’ weather—wise on thursday, a few mist orfog weather—wise on thursday, a few mist or fog patches to start the day, but another dry one with plenty of sunshine, probably drying up in the north of scotland as well, and

she is very much across party isles.very much a tribal conservative and fundamentally, she would rather avoid a split with the conservatives than performing the confessions she needs to win over the mp5.” than performing the confessions she needs to win over the mps. i suppose the point is, she really has to break out of that habit. yes, she's had this meeting today with opposition leaders and ultimately when it, she has not come to anything because she hasn't been able to move past her red wine, she is running short of allies —— line. hopefully pivot to a softer brexit, which means you can do the free trade deals are the euros sceptics, they said that she would fall away with a lot of the tory support for that deal because it might split the party. so i think, yes, she be able to move in might work but split her party and still not pass the deal, which i think that a meaningful vote is still going to be her way and after that, that's when all bets are finally off. all bets being off, let's ta ke finally off. all bets be

different story to the northern isles and western isles in comparison to today.day we see this slice of milderair into wednesday we see this slice of milder air starting to dominate across the country, through the middle part of the week we could see temperatures slightly above the average, with the exception always the far north. here we will see strengthening winds and outbreaks of rain at times. for many on wednesday it will be a cloudy story predominantly but we continue to be optimistic that the cloud breaks up, sunshine comes through. if we get more sunshine temperatures will respond, at least up to highs of 17 degrees, it may be higher. winds will strengthen, 40 mph. wetter weather in the far north of scotland through wednesday night into thursday. the high stays with us across the majority of the country. we close out our working week in a similar way. we close out our working week in a similarway. predominantly we close out our working week in a similar way. predominantly dry with outbreaks of rain to the north and west. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jon

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, highlands and also across the northern isles of scotland.ency for the weather to turn a bit cloudy but still a lot of fine and dry weather around on tuesday. temperatures between 13 in aberdeen around 111—15 across southern england and wales. more of the same really for the middle part of the week. we've got the area of high pressure with this. we've got weather fronts pestering the far north of scotland bringing the thick cloud and the risk of a bit of rain at times but those temperatures are beginning to edge upwards a bit across england and wales with highs of around 15 in hull and london. towards the end of the week is the area of high pressure moves close to southern england we get more of a feed coming in from the continent and that's going to tend to increase the temperatures across england and wales, whereas further north of scotla nd wales, whereas further north of scotland and northern ireland the winds are more influenced by the weather from the atlantic so there will be little overall change in temperatures here, so 13 for aberde

ease, cloud gathers will start to ease, cloud gathers towards northern ireland and the western isles, temperatures from eight to ii celsius but gales throughout the rest of the way, further spells of heavy rain and also some drier and brighter spells. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... a passenger plane has crashed in ethiopia, killing all 157 people on board, including seven british citizens. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has warned mps that if they get crucial votes wrong this week, they risk losing brexit. hen harriers, the rare bird of prey, are being deliberately targeted and killed, according to the rspb. the aston villa footballer jack grealish has been attacked by a spectator during the game against local rivals birmingham city. now on bbc news, a story of undercover policing and the officers paid to spy on political activists. bbc wales investigates why some had relationships with women, even fathering children with them. for years, women like lisa were spied on by police — sent into their lives to infiltrate every aspect. this was somebody who i was planning my l

tonight with frequent, heavy showers and widespread gales, gusting up to 70mph across the western isles. in the south more rain in the south of england. scotland starts windy on sunday. but the low here pulls away and more sunshine and the showers will thin out. further south the cloud spreads north into northern ireland along the rain and in the afternoon the winds will strengthen. initially across the south—west of england and wales and then across the midlands, northern england and northern ireland, potentially gusting up to 70mph. the risk of some damage. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines. a 17—year—old girl has been stabbed to death in a park near romford, east london, the 18th person killed in the capital this year. i've got a daughter aged 17, many londoners, many living around the country will have children. they will know people who are young and but for the grace of god could be any one of our children who lost their lives last night. america's ambassador to the uk, urges britain to embrace us farming methods to help secure a post—brexit trade deal, dismissing

and the western isles, and we will also see rain spinning southwards and eastwards, tending to weakene. even where it is cloudy it will be mild. through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—east, introducing cooler air. as few wintry showers pushing to the north of scotland. you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it's high pressure in charge. it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine on saturday and sunday. notice the temperature is a little bit lower and nights will be chilly too with a touch of frost in places. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. the headlines: fears that hundreds of thousands are homeless in africa, after what the un says might be one of the worst natural disasters to hit the southern hemisphere. the really striking thing as you walk through here is just how exhausted they are. person after person has come up to us, asking for help, wondering when aid is going to arrive. the first funerals begin in christchurch for some of the 50

weather picture for thursday, no surprises — the low pressure is right over the top of the british islesoo. so, it's going to be a cloudy, windy and wet start to the day. the worst of the rain will tend to clear through across england and wales, and quite quickly thursday morning, we'll see some bright weather for scotland, northern ireland, northern england with a scattering of showers blown in by those blustery winds. gusts of wind that could reach 40, even 50mph across the most exposed locations. that of course means the showers don't stay in one place for any length of time. but what it will also do is it will knock the edge off these temperatures, ranging from around 7 to 13, but feeling a bit cooler than that, so quite a chilly feel to the weather across parts of scotland. now, through thursday evening and overnight, the showers continue on and off across northern areas, it will cloud over elsewhere with outbreaks of rain spreading in, particularly to england and wales. temperature—wise, quite a big contrast thursday night. mild in the south, 9 or 10 degrees or so, got the colder a

weather picture for thursday, no surprises — the low pressure is right over the top of the british isles so, it's going to be a cloudy, windy and wet start to the day. the worst of the rain will tend to clear through across england and wales, and quite quickly thursday morning, we'll see some bright weather for scotland, northern ireland, northern england with a scattering of showers blown in by those blustery winds. gusts of wind that could reach 40, even 50mph across the most exposed locations. that of course means the showers don't stay in one place for any length of time. but what it will also do is it will knock the edge off these temperatures, ranging from around 7 to 13, but feeling a bit cooler than that, so quite a chilly feel to the weather across parts of scotland. now, through thursday evening and overnight, the showers continue on and off across northern areas, it will cloud over elsewhere with outbreaks of rain spreading in, particularly to england and wales. temperature—wise, quite a big contrast thursday night. mild in the south, 9 or 10 degrees or so, got the colder air

high pressure then sitting to the south of the british isles.ll continue to bring areas of cloud from the north—west towards the south of the uk through the first part of wednesday. best of the clear spells as we start off the day across southern and western parts of england and wales, that's where we have the lowest of the temperatures. a touch of across parts of the west country. south—east wales, the south—west of england. further north, not as chilly because there is more cloud. through the day, we continue to bring these areas of cloud south—eastwards. a mixture of patchy cloud and sunshine for many. the best of the sunshine across wales in the south—west. equally the cloud across the far north and far north—west of scotland. temperatures generally 11—14 degrees, may be 15 in aberdeen if we get some sunshine and shelter to the east of high ground. as we move through wednesday night and into thursday, not as much cloud potentially by this stage but that could allow some mist and fog to form. again, some pockets of frost, temperatures widely

of wight taken bya picture in the isle of wight taken by a weather watcher, we had strong winds at 60 the satellite image of his own and cried pushing its way slowly east its brought torrential rain across parts of northern and western england and wales as well as well as gusty winds. likely to see deception with the remainder of the evening and overnight at the determination of heavy rain and flooding problems snow and ice on the higher ground in the north and strong gusty winds as well. taking a look at the remainder of the evening starting at —— x scotland, hills now uses away gradually towards the east, but still wintry showers continuing the evening, happy as well rolling into northern ireland with hail and thunder possible. further south at the evening will push of the evening will push its way slowly east across central and eastern parts of england, further heavy showers packing and across wales and northwest england as well exacerbating flooding issues we see for a time here. the evening will push its way slowly east across central and eastern parts of england, further heavy s

i pressure sitting to the south of the british isles. to bring areas of cloud from the north—west towards the south of the uk through the first pa rt south of the uk through the first part of wednesday. best of the clear spells as we start off across southern and western parts of england and wales, where we have the lowest of the temperatures. a touch of cross pass parts of the west country. further north, not as chilly because there is more cloud. through the day, we continue to bring these areas of cloud south—east woods. a mixture of patchy cloud and sunshine. the best of it across wales in the south—west. equally the cloud across the far north and north—west of scotland. temperatures 11—14, may be 15 in aberdeen if we get some sunshine and shelter to the east of high ground. as we moved to wednesday and into thursday are not as much cloud by this stage but that could allow some mist and fog to form. again, some pockets of frost, temperatures widely holding up between three and six degrees. thursday, once again dominated by high press

weather picture for thursday, no surprises — the low pressure is right over the top of the british isles going to be a cloudy, windy and wet start to the day. the worst of the rain will tend to clear through across england and wales, and quite quickly thursday morning, we'll see some bright weather for scotland, northern ireland, northern england with a scattering of showers blown in by those blustery winds. gusts of wind that could reach 40, even 50mph across the most exposed locations. that of course means the showers don't stay in one place for any length of time. but what it will also do is it will knock the edge off these temperatures, ranging from around 7 to 13, but feeling a bit cooler than that, so quite a chilly feel to the weather across parts of scotland. now, through thursday evening and overnight, the showers continue on and off across northern areas, it will cloud over elsewhere with outbreaks of rain spreading in, particularly to england and wales. temperature—wise, quite a big contrast thursday night. mild in the south, 9 or 10 degrees or so, got the colder air further n

parts of scotland with gales, 50 to 60 miles an hour gusts inland. 60 to 70 perhaps for the northern islesards and eastwards, tending to weaken as it does. another very mild day ahead of it, given some spells of sunshine. even where it is cloudy, it will be mild. through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—eastwards, introducing cooler air. a few wintry showers pushing to the north of scotland. you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it's still high pressure in charge. it means it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine on saturday and sunday. notice the temperatures a little bit lower and nights will be chilly too with a touch of frost in places. you are watching bbc news. our top story: the united nations says the storm that has ravaged parts of southern africa is possibly the worst weather—related disaster ever to hit the southern hemisphere. 1.7 million people were in the direct path of cyclone idai, in mozambique, zimbabwe and milawi. hundreds of tho

will be taken up and some of the cloud will be taken up to bring drizzle to plymouth, perhaps the isle showers expected in scotland and it is quite cool, temperature is probably averaging around 10 degrees stop at the sky is all clear saturday night into sunday and you see the pockets of frost developing here but remember the ground sometimes gets cold there so temperatures i think early on sunday morning by the across the country are morning by the across the country a re pretty low morning by the across the country are pretty low and single figures and some areas below zero. here is sunday with the forecast, sunshine for the southern parts of the country but in the night you can see strong northwesterly winds and some showers and some of them will be wintry across the hills of scotland but on balance it is not looking bad at all and should be a bright sunny day for many of us on sunday. next week, high pressure is building across the uk so that spells a lot of dry weather and some sunshine. not necessarily sunshine for the time off and with pressure building there is cloud stuck in t

and the western isles, and we'll also see rain, which will spill its way southwards and eastwards, tendingt, given some spells of sunshine. but even where it's cloudy, it's going to be mild. and then through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—eastwards, introducing cooler air. we'll see a few wintry showers pushing in there to the north of scotland. so, you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it's still high pressure in charge. so it means it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine around both saturday and sunday. but you'll notice the temperatures a little bit lower and nights will be chilly too with a touch of frost in places. this is the briefing, i'm ben bland. our top story: victims of the mosque shootings are being buried in christchurch. police say all the bodies will be released by the end of the day. cyclone idai leaves hundreds of thousands homeless after striking africa. it may be he worst natural disaster that's ever hit the southern hemisphe

weather picture for thursday, no surprises — the low pressure is right over the top of the british isles the charts too. so, it's going to be a cloudy, windy and wet start to the day. the worst of the rain will tend to clear through across england and wales, and quite quickly thursday morning, we'll see some bright weather for scotland, northern ireland, northern england with a scattering of showers blown in by those blustery winds. gusts of wind that could reach 40, even 50mph across the most exposed locations. that of course means the showers don't stay in one place for any length of time. but what it will also do is it will knock the edge off these temperatures, ranging from around 7 to 13, but feeling a bit cooler than that, so quite a chilly feel to the weather across parts of scotland. now, through thursday evening and overnight, the showers continue on and off across northern areas, it will cloud over elsewhere with outbreaks of rain spreading in, particularly to england and wales. temperature—wise, quite a big contrast thursday night. mild in the south, 9 or 10 degrees or so, got

high pressure then sitting to the south of the british isles.r the top of that area of high pressure so we will continue to bring areas of cloud from the north—west towards the south of the uk through the first part of wednesday. best of the clear spells as we start off the day across southern and western parts of england and wales, that's where we have the lowest of the temperatures. a touch of across parts of the west country. south—east wales, the south—west of england. further north, not as chilly because there is more cloud. through the day, we continue to bring these areas of cloud south—eastwards. a mixture of patchy cloud and sunshine for many. the best of the sunshine across wales in the south—west. equally the cloud across the far north and far north—west of scotland. temperatures generally ii—i4 degrees, may be 15 in aberdeen if we get some sunshine and shelter to the east of high ground. as we move through wednesday night and into thursday, not as much cloud potentially by this stage but that could allow some mist and fog to form. ag

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the prime minister was a regular visitor to the isles of scilly. just £a25,000.rief and self company three. to the delight of fellow peers. i made a speech of brilliance over several columns. and at one. fresh from brussels, the attorney—general referenced his role of making changes to the northern ireland backstop. it has become known as cox's codpiece. the honourable gentlemen refers to cox's codpiece. gary connor. the late tony benn was labour's longest—serving mp — spending a total of a7 years in parliament. a leading left—winger, he fought a successful battle to renounce his hereditary peerage, in order to continue in the commons. his archive of papers and recordings has now been given to the nation under the acceptance—in—lieu scheme — settling £210,000 of inheritance tax. simon vaughan has this report. tony benn a9.57a. dennis healey 50.a26. september 1981. left winger tony benn narrowly loses labour‘s deputy leadership vote. in a diary that night he recalled his wife's reaction. she said to me if you have popularity without power, which is what you want.

it's one of these weather systems that will explosively deepen as it runs into the british isles, soure falling very rapidly. it will become very windy as well. sunday, we get the rain pushing in first across england and wales. some uncertainty how far north of the band of rain will get. perhaps into scotland we'll see some dry weather and sunshine, some blustery showers here and temperatures not doing too badly, for england and wales, 11—13, a bit coolerfor badly, for england and wales, 11—13, a bit cooler for scotland. badly, for england and wales, 11—13, a bit coolerfor scotland. through sunday afternoon, evening and into early monday we'll see the winds really start to pick up. we are expecting winds to gust to 60, 70, maybe 80 miles an hour around the irish sea coast as we go through sunday evening and then it will move inland, gusts easily reaching 60—70 miles an hour, strong enough to bring localised transport disruption. that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. the european indoor cham

and western isles and we will also see rain spinning southwards and eastwards, tending to weaken ash friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—east, introducing cooler air. as few wintry showers pushing to the north of scotland. you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head towards the north—west as we head towards the weekend, but high pressure is still in charge. it should be largely fine and dry with drier, cooler air. we could see more sunshine on saturday and sunday. notice the temperature is a little bit lower and nights will be chilli with a touch of frost in places. welcome to bbc news. our top story: the united nations says the storm that has ravaged parts of southern africa is possibly the worst weather—related disaster ever to hit the southern hemisphere. 1.7 million people were in the direct path of cyclone idai in mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi. hundreds of thousands of people are now homeless and in desperate need of humanitarian help. the funerals have begun for some of the 50 victims of friday's mosque attacks in christ

parts of scotland with gales, 50 to 60 miles an hour gusts inland. 60 to 70 perhaps for the northern islestwards, tending to weaken as it does. another very mild day ahead of it, given some spells of sunshine. but even where it's cloudy, it's going to be mild. the through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—eastwards, introducing cooler air. we'll see a few wintry showers pushing there to the north of scotland. you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it's still high pressure in charge. it means it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine around both saturday and sunday. but you'll notice the temperatures a little bit lower and nights will be chilly too with a touch of frost in places. this is bbc news. the headlines: 300 people are now known to have died after cyclone idai hit southern africa. 200 of the victims were in mozambique, and another 100 in zimbabwe, where the government, has admitted they failed to anticipate the magnitude of the tropical storm.

however still we were still with his posture the british isles the strongest winds during the day on monday with this part of france running through northern france but i think that little tightness in in the great interview like the strength of which is going to run across northern france the low countries northern belgium and even poland for the next twenty four hours leaving us with this sort of situation the cold has always been the no also bit of snow still lucky even in denmark or more especially finland and bits of sweden south of that is just too warm for stand apart from the mountains of course patchy rain every again in france maybe in austria bitsa germany the temps is where they should be the waltz further south is evident bucharest at seventy degrees you'll notice by wednesday states the same and the wet and windy stuff and it really is wet and windy stretches all the way from portugal up through france to the british isles again with the tempest in the teens is looking like well what march is supposed to be reputed to be windy but that is mainland europe it doesn't real

we hear it is glorious on the isle of skye. it was lovely when i came into london this afternoon.o us this afternoon? we have punchy showers around. heavy rain as we speak. heavy rumbles of thunder. here is our satellite at the moment. there is the law from yesterday. still breezy out there. blobs of cloud behind me. showers are targeting wales and the midlands. some in the south—east as well and eastern scotland. yes, a lot of sunshine to be had. a fresherfeel this afternoon across the southern half of the uk. milderfor scotland. 0vernight, clear skies across central and eastern areas. a frosty start to the new week. in the west, thick cloud. for northern ireland and west of scotland, brightness is and west of scotland, brightness is a limited

jersey, guernsey and the isle of man face a financial transparency crackdown in a bid to end secret companyovers the news that the fashion chain lk bennett could become the latest high street casualty. and the mirror features an image of tributes on the graves of sergei skripal‘s wife and son. the former russian spy, who was poisoned in a nerve agent attack almost a year ago, remains in hiding with his daughter yulia. the mirror reports that a ministry of defence aide has been tending to the graves on his behalf. is. let's take a closer look at some of those headlines. we will start with the guardian, and chris grayling. people have been adding up the numbers, they have been tossing them up. the headline is calls for chris grayling to quit after £30 million ferry fiasco, but that figure is a lot higher. it is worse than that. in the space of 2a hours we learned that chris grayling had cost the taxpayer £200 million because of some of his judgement. the probation reforms he oversaw as minister ofjustice and the £33 million to eurotunnel to make up for the ferry fiasco when he was giving cont

the isle of man and the lake district. moment is what you will keep through the day. like twins, plenty of sunshine, with temperatures peaking at 14 in the south—east but cooler further north. -- light south—east but cooler further north. —— light winds. that weather front will move south over night, weakening all the time, behind it clea ra nce weakening all the time, behind it clearance and lots of clear skies through the night, and temperatures falling away. single figures to greet us first thing on monday morning. quite chilly to start but we do it all again. that is because the high pressure stays with us. a good deal of dry weather in the forecast and the difference between this week's weather in comparison to last is there will be more in the way of sunshine. high pressure continues to push on from the atlantic. weather fronts might interact with the far north of scotland. as the high pressure pushes into europe, we start to see a change in the wind direction. to start off in the week, it comes from a north—westerly

and the western isles, and we'll also see rain, which will spill its way southwards and eastwards, tendingls of sunshine. but even where it's cloudy, it's going to be mild. and then through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—eastwards, introducing cooler air. we'll see a few wintry showers pushing in there to the north of scotland. so, you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it's still high pressure in charge. so it means it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine around both saturday and sunday. but you'll notice the temperatures a little bit lower and nights will be chilly too with a touch of frost in places. this is bbc news. the headlines: the united nations says cyclone idai has created a massive disaster in southern africa. officials believe it may be the worst weather—related catastrophe that has ever hit the southern hemisphere. potentially millions of people are affected. at least 1,000 are feared dead in mozambique alone. hundreds are missing i

and the western isles, and we‘ll also see rain, which will spill its way southwards and eastwards, tending‘s cloudy, it‘s going to be mild. and then through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—eastwards, introducing cooler air. we‘ll see a few wintry showers pushing in there to the north of scotland. so, you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it‘s still high pressure in charge. so it means it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine around both saturday and sunday. but you‘ll notice the temperatures a little bit lower and nights will be chilly too with a touch of frost in places. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: there are fears that cyclone idai has left hundreds of thousands homeless in africa. it may be the worst natural disaster that‘s ever hit the southern hemisphere. the really striking thing as you walk through here is just how exhausted they are. person afte

high pressure then sitting to the south of the british isles.high pressure so we will continue to bring areas of cloud from the north—west towards the south of the uk through the first part of wednesday. best of the clear spells as we start off the day across southern and western parts of england and wales, that's where we have the lowest of the temperatures. a touch of across parts of the west country. south—east wales, the south—west of england. further north, not as chilly because there is more cloud. through the day, we continue to bring these areas of cloud south—eastwards. a mixture of patchy cloud and sunshine for many. the best of the sunshine across wales in the south—west. equally the cloud across the far north and far north—west of scotland. temperatures generally 11—14 degrees, may be 15 in aberdeen if we get some sunshine and shelter to the east of high ground. as we move through wednesday night and into thursday, not as much cloud potentially by this stage but that could allow some mist and fog to form. again, some pockets of frost