but it's a cold, crisp start — a frosty one for many northern parts of the british isles.west scotland to the north—west of england. but as you see, even on into the afternoon, many central and eastern areas will end up with a dry, sunny but not overly warm day. now, temperatures down into single figures. where we will see a significant change to the afternoon is rain getting into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. and just be advised that in the more intense burst over the moors to the south—west, and the brecon beacons you could well end up with a covering of snow. here we are on into thursday, that same band of weather still producing an awful lot of rain over the southern counties. and as the day progresses, so this more southern future isjoined by a more northern feature and that's the concern, because the rain looks set to return to some of the flood—affected areas. there are already met office warnings out and available on our website. from thursday on into friday, the big area of low pressure, still close by over the near continent, and it's sti

but it's a cold, crisp start — a frosty one for many parts of the british isles.th—west scotland to the north—west of england. but as you see, even on into the afternoon, many central and eastern areas will end up with a dry, sunny but not overly warm day. now, temperatures down into single figures. where we will see a significant change to the afternoon is rain getting into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. and just be advised that in the more intense burst over the moors to the south—west, and the brecon beacons you could well end up with a covering of snow. here we are on into thursday, that same band of weather still producing an awful lot of rain over the southern counties. and as the day progresses, so this more southern future isjoined by a more northern feature and that's the concern, because the rain looks set to return to some of the flood—affected areas. there are already met office warnings out and available on our website. from thursday on into friday, the big area of low pressure, still close by over the near continent, and it's

and windy for the northern isles.lly at any brightness on sundays really at a premium. it's mild, 9—12 does this the top temperature. rain will be putting in through the chilly isles —— it's mild 9—12 the top temperature this evening, rain will be pushing in through the aisles of chilly. it's going to be raining across england and well on monday, we still have met office warnings. a bit patchy as it moves its way north and eastwards into northern ireland and eastwards into northern ireland and into scotland. northern scotland actually staying mainly dry on monday. some brightness skies and sunshine behind this rain with a scattering of showers, quite mild, 9-13 scattering of showers, quite mild, 9— 13 celsius. we get rid of one area of low pressure only for another one to arrive as we come into tuesday. this contains the re m na nts of into tuesday. this contains the remnants of what was tropical storms sebastien. this extends its way north and eastwards once again across the uk. some heavy showers developing across s

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rain edging into the west isles through the day.ough the day. lighterwinds, chilly edging into the west isles through the day. lighter winds, chilly but not as cold as it has been to the last few days. into the night, it stays damp across central and northern areas, a few clear spells around, and where we see that it will be cold, close to freezing, chilly spots across the south where it stays clear but most places will hold on the cloud. another cloudy day to start sunday, the weather front draped across northern england, southern scotland, the midlands into wales, could bring some persistent rain to flood affected areas, so watch this over the next day or so. an improving picture, though, for scotland and northern ireland is high pressure begins to come in, we will see sunshine here, but another chilly day. this area of high pressure will last through monday and tuesday and bring us fine unsettled weather, finally. it will be cold but we should see plenty of sunshine before a low—pressure start stakeholders of the weather from wed

but it's a cold, crisp start — a frosty one for many northern parts of the british isles.f england. but as you see, even on into the afternoon, many central and eastern areas will end up with a dry, sunny but not overly warm day. now, temperatures down into single figures. where we will see a significant change to the afternoon is rain getting into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. and just be advised that in the more intense burst over the moors to the south—west, and the brecon beacons you could well end up with a covering of snow. here we are on into thursday, that same band of weather still producing an awful lot of rain over the southern counties. and as the day progresses, so this more southern future isjoined by a more northern feature and that's the concern, because the rain looks set to return to some of the flood—affected areas. there are already met office warnings out and available on our website. from thursday on into friday, the big area of low pressure, still close by over the near continent, and it's still a north to north—easterly feed

but it is a cold, crisp start, frosty one for many northern parts of the british isles. the north of england. but as you see, even on into the afternoon, many central and eastern areas will end up with a dry, sunny but not overly warm day, with temperatures down into single figures. where we will see a significant change through the afternoon ‘s rain getting into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. and just be advised that in the more intense burst over the moors of the southwest and the brecon beacons you could well end up with a covering of snow. here we are on into thursday. that same band of red that still producing an off a lot of rain across the southern counties, and as the day progresses, so this more southern feature is joined the day progresses, so this more southern feature isjoined by the day progresses, so this more southern feature is joined by a the day progresses, so this more southern feature isjoined by a more northern feature, and that's the concern. because the rain looks set to return to some of the flood affected areas, there are

but it's a cold, crisp start, a frosty one for many northern parts of the british isles.scotland to the north—west of england. but as you see, even on into the afternoon, many central and eastern areas will end up with a dry, sunny but not overly warm day. temperatures down into single figures. where we will see a significant change through the afternoon is rain getting into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. and just be advised that, in the more intense bursts over the moors of the south—west and the brecon beacons, you could well end up with a covering of snow. here we are on into thursday. that same band of weather's still producing an awful lot of rain across the southern counties, and as the day progresses, so this more southern feature is joined by a more northern feature. and that's the concern, because the rain looks set to return to some of the flood—affected areas. there are already met office warnings out and available on our website. from thursday on into friday, the big area of low pressure still close by over the near continent, and it's

a lot of cloud across the greater part of the british isles. best. sunday, spot the difference. we push that aren't across the high ground of scotland. bits and pieces of rain as the flow brings the 00:28:34,138 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 moisture in from the north sea. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. mind the gap. campaigners mark equal pay day — as research shows women earn i3% less than men here in the uk — and almost a third less around the world. plus, the secret weapon in the war on waste. how packaging could soon be telling you how to recycle it. and on the markets, asian shares under pressure as data shows the trade war hitting the chinese and japanese economies. and the latest reports suggest a solution to that trade war

it will park across the northern isles for the remember of the day.l see some brighter skies, early morning mist and fog that has been a nuisance and is still there was slowly lift the weight. a little bit of drizzle cities. a mild afternoon. trying to find the light at the end of the tunnel. 9—12 the high. by the end of the afternoon into the evening we see some rain fishing and which will continue to move north and east overnight. because we keep the cloud we will keep some of that warmth so it will be a mild start to monday. monday will see some rain pushing into northern ireland, across the north—west of england, across the north—west of england, across the north—west of england, across the pennines over to east anglia and the south—east during the afternoon. perhaps staying brighter into the far north of scotland. mild at 9-13. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... the conservatives will pledge not to raise income tax, national insurance contributions or vat when they publish their election manifesto this afternoon. labour has

across the south—western quarter of the british isles is this system eventually spread.ere we are for thursday morning, and a really wet start to the day. south wales, the midlands, east anglia, some of the southern counties of england as well. come the afternoon, the eastern portion of that weather front will have taken its rain, moderate burst for the most part, the heavier burst in there. very much closer to those flood affected areas, and that is the concern, and thatis areas, and that is the concern, and that is why there are a number of weather warnings around. further north and west it is a drier, finer day, one or two showers for the north of scotland. whether you have the sunshine whether you don't, it is on the cool side to say the very least. in the rain keeps coming. just living a little bit further towards the north, so if you don't see the rain during the course of the day you may get it overnight. it is going to be another chilly night, and those rainfall totals really mounting up. not great news for those that have already seen far too much in the way of

we've got a much wetter day for the northern isles and then, here comes the rain later on. as they will be today, so it'll feel cold today just because of the wind as well as all the cloud. but that's easing tomorrow. but still, it's only 9s to 11s, which is about average for the time of year. sunday night sees the arrival of the next band of rain — turns quite showery. but then tuesday's rain — or monday night and tuesday's rain — looks a little bit more persistent once again, so we're into this, again, unsettled picture. temperatures are up on those of last week. there's just a hint that later in the week, we might again get a respite from the rain and have some drier weather. but for the weekend, yes, rain is definitely the concern. particularly, as we say, in england and wales, and then into parts of scotland. it does look drier for many of us on sunday. the warnings are on the website. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. my name's duncan golestani. our top stories: john bolton says the white house prevent

after so much wet weather in recent weeks, it looks as though wednesday for much of the british isles there is in fact another set of fronts to bring some rain to western areas later in the day. but it's a cold, crisp start — a frosty one for many. a run of showers over the north sea through south—west scotland to the north—west of england. but as you see, even on into the afternoon, many central and eastern areas will end up with a dry, sunny but not overly warm day. now, temperatures down into single figures. where we will see a significant change to the afternoon is rain getting into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. and just be advised that in the more intense burst over the moors to the south—west, and the brecon beacons you could well end up with a covering of snow. here we are on into thursday, that same band of weather still producing an awful lot of rain over the southern counties. and as the day progresses, so this more southern future isjoined by a more northern feature and that's the concern, because the rain looks set to return to some of the flood—af

the same low pressure system gets closer to the british isles on wednesday so the cloud and rain moreare cold and frosty start to the day with mist and fog patches and whatever happens temperatures will stay on the low side. whether in the week ahead, i am not promising it will be com pletely am not promising it will be completely dry but the rain will not be as heavy or persistent as it has been. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm. sources close to prince andrew have told the bbc he stands by his decision to be questioned on newsnight about his links to a convicted paedophile. now lawyers call upon him to give evidence. whether a person is a prince or pauper, if anyone has evidence of information that might be relevant to an investigation of a criminal case, that person should provide it. in the election, the conservatives promise all migrants will be treated equally after brexit regardless of where they come from. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn refuses to confirm whether or not, free movement of people from the eu, will be included in their general

north of it, we've got this ribbon of cloud and rain stretching from the northern to the western islesth of the great glen and, at the same time, some blustery showers just running along the channel coasts. still relatively mild, 9 to about 12 degrees or so. on into the evening commute, still a lot of rain to come across eastern scotland to the north—east of england. somewhat brighter skies in south—western scotland. maybe some western fringes of britain. even as far ahead as thursday, it is still that low pressure that's really driving our weather, but beginning to cede ground and that's allowing the first signs of a change in our weather type, certainly into the northern parts of britain but for the greater part of england and wales, you've still have the relatively mild air, enough cloud across northern and eastern parts of britain for there to be bits and pieces of rain. as the weather front comes south, heralding the change to brighter but colder conditions, initially on thursday across the greater part of scotland, but eventually, as the low pressure finally moves off towards sca

north of it, cloud and rain stretching from the northern isles going into the great glen and at the sameabout 12 degrees or so. on into the evening commute, still a lot of rain to come along eastern scotland and the north—east of england. some brighter skies in scotland. maybe western fringes of britain. even as far ahead as thursday, it is still the low pressure really driving our weather but beginning to seed ground and that is allowing the first signs of a change in our weather type, certainly into the northern parts of britain but for the greater part of england and wales, you still have the relatively mild air enough cloud along northern and eastern parts of britain for there to be bits and pieces of rain, as the weather front comes south, heralding the change to brighter but colder conditions. initially on thursday across the greater part of scotland but when the low pressure finally moves up to northern scandinavia. the high pressure comes into dominate and it is the combination of the highs to the west and the low to the east that generates a strong wind and the clue is the wind

with it, cloud and rain stressing from the northern isles going into the great glen and at the same timeor so. on into the evening commute, a lot of rain to come along eastern scotland and the north—east of england. maybe western fringes of britain. even as far ahead as thursday, it is still the low pressure really driving our weather but beginning to seed ground and thatis but beginning to seed ground and that is allowing the first signs of a change in our weather, certainly into the northern parts of britain but for the greater part of england and wales, you still have the relatively mild air with enough cloud along northern and eastern parts of britain for there to be bits and pieces of rain, heralding the change to brighter but colder conditions. an ill —— and allyship —— initially on thursday across the greater part of scotland but when the low pressure finally moves up to northern scandinavia. the high pressure comes into dominate and it is the combination of the highs to the west and the low to the east that generates a strong wind and the clue is the wind direction. it is a north

i think north—west scotland, western isles, northern isles, staying mainly dry. there will still be that rain in eastern scotland. so there's a chance of seeing some flooding there, starting tonight. but overnight it's the south—east of scotland keeping hold of the rain here. it will turn a bit drier at least across north—east scotland. there'll be some areas of rain and showers around elsewhere in the uk, the chance of seeing some fog patches this time, especially the further south you are. then on into tuesday, north—north—easterly winds taking that colder air south across the uk. west is best for drier, brighter weather. still either some outbreaks of rain or showers, mostly across the eastern sides of the uk. and more of us across the northern half of the uk topping out in single figures. here's the big picture, then, as we go from tuesday into wednesday. this is the brief lull in the weather. it'll mean frost in places as wednesday begins. fog patches too, but here comes the next set of weather fronts. after the chilly start, increasing cloud, some outbreaks

but away from the northern isles it is mainly dry and mild, 9—12 celsius.rth and eastwards, the heaviest rain across england and were. there will be some gaps in that rain. and as it tracks its way into northern ireland, northern england and scotland, the rain will become patchy. mainly dry across the finals of scotla nd patchy. mainly dry across the finals of scotland into the northern isles, and as the rain clears its way north and as the rain clears its way north and eastwards, goes across south—west england and wales. 9— 13 celsius but with a strengthening breeze. now, one area of low pressure pulls away into the north sea, here is our next one arriving as we going into tuesday. this has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastian. keep an eye on the forecast over the next 24—48 hours. strong winds across wales and south—west england, some spells of sunshine following on behind the rain, but also some heavy showers. so, all in all a really unsettled and quite windy day on tuesday. still mild, 10—13 celsius. bear in mind there are some warnings in

and isles of scilly, it was very stormy for a time.o the night, it is not going to be as windy as it has been. there are some areas of wet weather still to contend with, affecting parts of england and wales and through to eastern scotland. drying up though for many of us in northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland, north—west england, north wales, could be one or two mist and fog patches to start the day tomorrow. low pressure is still with us but it is not the beast that it was on saturday. there are still some weather fronts queueing up to come in as we go from sunday into monday. the picture for sunday, though, further rain towards the northern and eastern scotland, just not the intensity we have seen as we go through the day. lots of cloud in northern england, some rain at times and dry weather through northern ireland, north wales, the midlands, east anglia and the southeast with sunny spells. further rain pushing up across south—west england. these are average wind speeds, gusts will be stronger, near a0 mph in northern sco

into the channel isles.ng across southern england first thing on sunday, but elsewhere, with lighter winds and clear skies, temperatures are likely to fall away quite sharply yet again. we could see a frost across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. perhaps the fog not as dense because there will be more of a breeze. we start off on sunday with this high building on from west, keeping things largely fine and quiet. the weatherfront west, keeping things largely fine and quiet. the weather front that brought the rain in cornwall will bring heavy snow across the alps in the second half of the weekend. closer to home, a quiet start, any frost and fog lifting away and it will stay dry. sunshine coming through, a few scattered showers in the far north—west, but again, temperatures are likely to struggle, just below where they should be for the time of year, 3—8dc at best. as we go through the week, the first week of december, it looks as though the high pressure is set to stay with us. it will drift s

the channel isles, preventing temperatures from falling too low. out of cornwall, through the isles of scilly and into the channel islands. we keep the breeze, so that will prevent a frost or fog forming across southern england first thing on sunday, but elsewhere, with lighter winds and clear skies, those temperatures are likely to fall away sharply yet again. we could see a frost across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, perhaps the fog not as dense because it will be more breezy. we start off on sunday with this high—pressure building in from the west, keeping things largely fine and quiet. the weather front that brought the rain in cornwall will bring some heavy snow across the alps in the second half of the weekend. closer to home, a quiet start, any frost and fog lifting away, and it will stay dry with some sunshine coming through. a few scattered showers into the far north—west, but again, the temperatures are likely to struggle, just below where they should be the time of year, 3—8dc at the very best. as we go through the week

this area of low pressure has brought some rain, bringing more cloud into the isles of scilly, devon,el islands, may be the odd spot of rain. more cloud across southern parts of the uk, through the ceiling on overnight, fog will reform through the midlands, east wales and into northern england. meanwhile our area of rain will start to pull away, taking the gusty winds with it, but still quite a breeze blowing across the southern part of the uk, frost not as sharp, either. further north, one or two showers clipping northern and eastern parts of scotland, and another cold night, quite breezy as i mentioned, particularly for the southern half of the uk, so that will tend to keep things mixed up. it is still a cold night, a touch of frost for many, sharpest across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, where temperatures in places across northern scotland could get down to minus nine celsius again. this area pressure building from the south, building across much of the uk, and the fog should lift more readily thanks to the breeze, and for many of us it is a dry, bright day, good

but away from the northern isles, it‘s mainly dry, mild, 9—12 celsius the top temperature.in pushing into south—west england and south wales through the evening and overnight, not getting much further north and eastwards. further north and east, mainly dry, mild, temperatures not much lower than five or six celsius. but generally, the theme in the week ahead is for more rain. this is the set—up as we go into monday. an area of low pressure, frontal systems pushing their way north and eastwards. looks like the heaviest of the rain on monday is probably going to be across england and wales. as it tracks its way north and eastwards through the day, it starts to become a little bit patchier. northern scotland probably escaping, mainly dry. some brightness and sunshine following on behind the rain across wales and south—west england, but also a few showers. but it is another mild day, 9—13 celsius. now, one area of low pressure pulls away into the north sea. here‘s our next one arriving as we go into tuesday. this has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, so it‘s go

i think north—west scotland, western isles, northern isles, staying mainly dry.around 10—13 degrees celsius. out and about on monday evening, there will still be that rain in eastern scotland. so there's a chance of seeing some flooding there as those totals start to mount. but overnight, it's the south—east of scotland keeping hold of the rain here. it will turn a bit drier at least across north—east scotland. there'll be some areas of rain and showers around elsewhere in the uk, the chance of seeing some fog patches this time, especially the further south you are. then on into tuesday, well, north—north—easterly wind taking that colder air south across the uk. west is best for drier, brighter weather. still either some outbreaks of rain or showers, mostly across the eastern sides of the uk. and more of us across the northern half of the uk topping out in single figures. here's the big picture, then, as we go from tuesday into wednesday. this is the brief lull in the weather. it'll mean frost in places as wednesday begins. some fog patches too, but here comes th

north of it, this ribbon of cloud and rain stretching from the northern to the western isles, fringing showersjust running along the channel coasts. still relatively mild, nine to about 12 degrees or so. on into the evening commute, still a lot of rain to come across eastern scotland to the north—east of england. somewhat brighter skies in south—western scotland. maybe some western fringes of britain. even as far ahead as thursday, it is still that low pressure that's really driving our weather but beginning to cede ground and that's allowing the first signs of a change in our weather type, certainly into the northern parts of britain but for the greater part of england and wales, you've still have the relatively mild air, enough cloud across northern and eastern parts of britain for there to be bits and pieces of rain. as the weather front comes south, heralding the change to brighter but colder conditions, initially on thursday across the greater part of scotland. but eventually, as the low pressure finally moves off to scandinavia. so the high pressure comes in to dominate and it's

in terms of wind gusts, well, the very exposed weather station on the isle of wight, 109 mph.0 mph winds. it's still going to be blustery for part two of the weekend for some of us, but were not looking at stormy conditions. quite brisk winds near this low pressure towards the coast of south—west england and indeed northern scotland where saturday was quite windy. but actually, sunday begins where winds have been light ever night, parts of northern ireland, north—west england, north wales, into the midlands and if you've had some clear spells there could be a few fog patches to start the day. an area of showers working across eastern england first thing. a lot of cloud in northern england with some outbreaks of rain and to northern and eastern parts of scotland as well, but south—west scotland, northern ireland, wales, the midlands, east anglia, parts of southern england as well, there will be some drier, sunnier weather in places. these are average wind speeds. winds will start to strengthen again later around some of the coasts of south—west england as this next area of rain

the band moves away from scotland, select the amount of cloud at a breeze blow across the western islesngland and wales some spells of sunshine again, some lingering bulk daily morning and wales some spells of sunshine again, some lingering bulk daily morning at right does linger it is really having an impact on temperatures into the afternoon. the middle part of the and system arrives to scotland, draping itself across parts of northern ireland, as well. a fairly weak nature as it attem pts well. a fairly weak nature as it atte m pts to well. a fairly weak nature as it attempts to push especially east, you can see it is going nowhere fast and the brain does tend to diminish as the day wears on. cells are mist advance problems across ireland and wales, where does claire the ruby another dry day spells of sunshine. high—pressure does out middle by a speaker go into thursday. a squeeze on the isobars, they went started to strengthen and another frontal system arrives of the atlantic. that will increase the cloud, brings a potentially heavy out bits of rain into the north of northern irela

i don't mean for the northern isles. the rain is on the south—west later in the day. window of 12-24 most of us, we have a window of 12—24 hours a drier weather which is relatively mild compared with what we have, but i doubt feeling to wet. lighter winds on saturday but a lot of cloud. it turns the ring were showery. turning hot on its heels. into the pattern. there you go, disappeared but all the warnings for you are on the website. please do check them out if you've got plans. i will see you later. this is bbc news. i'm lu kwesa i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11:00: leaders of the four main parties at westminster are grilled by voters in a question time election special, as they made their pitches with less than three weeks to go before polling day. we area we are a very ambitious one nation conservative government. we have amazing plans for this country. investigating and educating, investing in health, and that is what we want to get on with. we want to get brexit budget do it. this is an opportunity for our country to come together, deal with the inequality

pressure grazing the far southwest of the uk so that has been bringing outbreaks of rain into the islesnnel islands and devon, perhaps south wales as well, certainly more cloud across south—western and southern parts of the uk, still fog lingering through the midlands into east wales and across the pennines asi east wales and across the pennines as i mentioned, one or two showers for northern and eastern scotland. for most, it is dry with spells of sunshine. but it is cold, areas with rural fog will struggle to get above freezing. overnight, the area of rain across southwest start to pull away southwards taking the gusty wind with it, 40 to 50 mph. the fog will not be as extensive, forming across parts of east wales and the north midlands into northern england and a breezy night across the southern half of the uk so some may just about escape the frost, certainly from the midlands northwards, another cold and frosty start tomorrow morning with temperatures across parts of rural scotland, getting close to nine or 10 scotland, getting close to nine or io celsius. we have low pressure slip

we don't want to create friction between fina and isl, we wa nt to friction between fina and isl, weimming forwards. that is giving athletes more opportunities to race and be commercially viable, but also for audiences to be able to watch more swimming. for me at the swimmers out there who don't get paid that much, it isa there who don't get paid that much, it is a start for us where things will get bigger for us and travelling the world and to be part of that in the first season, is amazing. the 2019 campaign will conclude with a grand final in las vegas next month. although some have questioned the isl‘s stability, for these athletes, there has never been a better time to be a swimmer. nick hope, bbc news. that's all the sport for now. that's it. the next news on bbc one is at 5:15. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. barclays has become the latest big company to withdraw support from prince andrew's business mentoring scheme. the duke has faced a growing backlash since his interview with the bbc‘s newsnight last weekend. 0ur correspondent, simon jones has bee

brighter, rather chilly weather will be in the north—west of scotland first thing, in the northern isles may well dry up a little bit later across southern and eastern areas but the low pressure centred towards the south—west, always the risk of heavier showers coming in. and some drizzly rain, low cloud, hill fog. it does really look like a great kind of windy day and it will make it feel cold as well, as well as the fa ct we it feel cold as well, as well as the fact we have the rain, and the rain could amount to as much as 30 or a0 millimetres which is another half a month's weathervane in some parts, accept, we think, in the north and west, at least doing most of the daylight on saturday. but then the rain does arrive in the warning started to become enforced across eastern scotland and north—western scotland, so here too some rather wet weather to come but there is a sign ofa wet weather to come but there is a sign of a respite, at least for sunday, a brief ridge of high pressure building, before the next low pressure pressure building, before the next low pressure comes pressure bui

heading into wednesday, without a low pressure wobbling closer to the british isles it gets a bit morethe windsor start to freshen up coming in from a south—easterly direction so the temperatures are just rising a little bit, as of eight in london and ten in belfast but will quite cold across northern areas of scotland. there is not going to be an entirely dry week. there will be some rain but it is unlikely to cause some significant problems as we have seen this autumn. cold nights to what doubtful, but for many of us it is looking dry and bright with some sunshine. that is the latest weather. you are watching you on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore, the headlines: hong kong police have entered hong kong polytechnic after protestors set the entrance alight further controversy for prince andrew after the bbc‘s exclusive interview. he says he doesn't regret his association with sex offender jeffrey epstein, now lawyers say he should assist investigations in america. whether a person is a prince or a pauper, if anyone has evidence or information that might be relevant, to an inve

of the british isles so that means always the potential for some cold air, british isles so that means. the exact positioning of the low is somewhat in question but it may be that for a time we bring brisk winds to the country but they could be quite a bit of rain. certainly more rain at times enter next week to a breezy and some dry interludes but it is likely to stay rather chilly. that's all for me. goodbye for now. tonight at ten, another blow to britain's high streets, as motherca re plans to call in administrators for its uk business. the move puts 2,500 jobs at risk, experts say its 79 uk stores are ‘not capable', of achieving a sufficient level of profitability. their shoppers have really changed because now they are serving really young shoppers who are completely internet savvy and want to be able to get things straightaway. the stores will continue to trade as normalfor the time being, as some customers express their concerns for the future. now i'll be going to do my shopping online more, which is a shame because it's a good place to go with the kids as well. we'll have the

some showers in northern ireland and the western isles of scotland, but much of scotla nd western isleshrough this afternoon. but chilly with temperatures in single figures. tonight, with showers and cloud in western scotland and northern ireland, not as cold as last night, we will see the cloud continue to keep the frost at bay in northern england and the north—west midlands and wales. south midlands towards the south east a touch of frost. but bright to start sunday. the showers in western scotland and northern ireland will break up. some sunshine continuing in the midlands, a east anglia and the south, although channel showers through parts of wales and south west england and northern england, staying cloudy and some of the showers could be heavier in north—east england. temperatures in single figures. the showers fade away on sunday night. this is your window of dry weather. high pressure on monday. some frost and fog around. maybe a few showers with the breeze in the eastern districts of england. particularly close to the coast. for most it is a dry and sunny day and that will be t

in the south—west, weak weather front clipping,, isles of scilly, channel isles.or fog forming. but temperatures likely to fall quite sharply yet again. we could see a frost across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. perhaps the fog not that difficult ofa perhaps the fog not that difficult of a little bit more of a breeze. starting on sunday with high—pressure building in from the west, keeping things and quiet. quiet start, frost and fog lifting sunday and stein dry with some sunshine coming through and scattered showers in the far north—west but again temperatures likely to struggle, just below where they should be for the time of year. high pressure is set to stay with us for the first week of december, drifting slowly south, and allowing winds to strengthen by the end of the week. 0verall story, predominantly dry, settled but cold, little bit milder and perhaps wetter in the north—west later on. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11... passers—by are hailed for their bravery on london bridge yesterday as it's revealed the attacker they restrained

the same low pressure system gets a little bit closer to the british isles on wednesday, so that cloude, another cold and frosty start to the day, with some mist and fog patches that could loiter and where that happens, temperatures will stay on the low side. so, looking at the weather in the week ahead, although i'm not promising it stays completely dry, any rain won't be as heavy or persistent as it has been this month. this is bbc world news today. i'm karin giannone. our top stories. further controversy for prince andrew after the bbc‘s exclusive interview — he said he didn't regret his association with the financier and sex offenderjeffrey epstein — now lawyers say he should assist investigations in america. whether a person is a prince or a pauper, if anyone has evidence and information that might be relevant to an investigation of a criminal case, that person should provide it. police in hong kong threaten to use live ammunition against protesters barricaded inside a university who've been throwing petrol bombs and firing arrows. a sweeping election victory for gota baya rajapa

but away from the northern isles, it's mainly dry, mild, 9—12 celsius the top temperature.h—west, our next area of rain pushing into south—west england and south wales through the evening and overnight, not getting much further north and eastwards. quite a wet start to the week across south—west england and wales. further north and east, mainly dry, mild, temperatures not much lower than five or six celsius, but generally the theme in the week ahead is for more rain. this is the set—up as we go into monday. an area of low pressure, frontal systems pushing their way north and eastwards. looks like the heaviest of the rain on monday is probably going to be across england and wales. as it tracks its way north and eastwards through the day, it starts to become a little bit patchier. but there will be some outbreaks of rain in northern ireland. could pep up for a little bit across northern england for a time, into southern scotland. northern scotland probably escaping, mainly dry. some brightness and sunshine following on behind the rain across wales and south—west england, but

turning persistent and heavy across the northern isles for the day.ng to between 6-10dc. style temperatures rising to between 6—10dc. now, for the week ahead, this area of low pressure which is very extensive across much of the ca ke very extensive across much of the cake but notice more of a breeze across the northern half of scotland and also some fronts just starting to question him at times particularly as we go to the end of the week and some of that rain could be heavy but for most we have seen some very wet weather recently and things are looking dry, still quite cold at first. milder later. goodbye. milder later. we'll have the latest on the euro 2022 draw in just a moment, but we'll start with the premier league. liverpool have stretched their lead to 11 points at the top of the table but victory over brighton at anfield was far from straightforward. it should have been when two virgil van dyke headers gave them a 2—0 lead at halftime but they had their keeper allison sent off for handling outside the box and lewis dunk scored from the result

there are no real signs of mild air rushing towards the british isles including the weekend. affair, rain for western scotland and northern ireland and the remnants of that weather front across those northern and central parts of england and wales. this is the business briefing. i‘m sally bundock. fighting for survivial on the high street — as christmas approaches we look at the global crisis in retail. china‘s pork crisis. how african swine fever is having a very real impact on family dinner tables.

just a few showers around for the northern isles, chilly day for the northern isles, chilly day for allnd and wales through sunday night, one of a breeze across the south—east, temperatures 4 or five celsius. were that there are clear skies in the north, widespread frost with some mist and fog. the reason for that clearair is mist and fog. the reason for that clear air is because of an era of high pressure which brings a window of fine weather for monday and tuesday. monday, a cold and frosty star, mist and fog around, modelled a breeze down the east coast, maybe one 01’ a breeze down the east coast, maybe one or two showers there. looks like a glorious day for many, light winds and sunshine, it will feel cold. tuesday still has high pressure, but then an id of low pressure comes into play, bringing some weather fronts, mainly to central and western areas. it will turn a breeze from the south, introducing slightly less cold air from france, temperatures will be picking up a little bit by the end of the week, but we could see more cloud around, outbreaks of rain across the west. that is

north of it, this ribbon of cloud and rain stretching from the northern to the western isles, fringingustery showersjust running along the channel coasts. still relatively mild, nine to about 12 degrees or so. 0n into the evening commute, still a lot of rain to come across eastern scotland to the north—east of england. somewhat brighter skies in south—western scotland. maybe some western fringes of britain. even as far ahead as thursday, it is still that low pressure that's really driving our weather but beginning to cede ground and that's allowing the first signs of a change in our weather type, certainly into the northern parts of britain but for the greater part of england and wales, you've still have the relatively mild air, enough cloud across northern and eastern parts of britain for there to be bits and pieces of rain. as the weather front comes south, heralding the change to brighter but colder conditions, initially on thursday across the greater part of scotland, but eventually, as the low pressure finally moves off to scandinavia. so the high pressure comes in to dominate and

on an exposed weather station on the isle of wight, 109 mph, 83 mph at plymouth, 61 at guernsey.as. it is still low pressure in control. so fairly brisk winds still around some of the coasts of south—west england and in northern scotland, where saturday was quite windy as well. now, there is a bit of wet weather to be had too. this is how we start the day — a few fog patches where the winds are light, actually, through northern ireland and parts of north—west england, wales and the midlands, where you've had some clear spells overnight. but outbreaks of rain — well, a few and showers running through parts of eastern england to begin with. a lot of cloud in northern england with lots of us seeing a bit of rain for a time. and further outbreaks of rain though, the intensity easing across parts of northern and eastern scotland. another spell of rain running up through south—west england towards south wales later on. these are average wind speeds. the winds will start to strengthen again with this moving in, but some gusts of around 40 mph. similar sort of gusts into the far north of

the isle of wight isa high wind gusts.nd still 109 mph. 83 mph at plymouth and 61 at guernsey. still blustery in the day ahead but nowhere near as stormy as saturday. low pressure in control, so brisk winds around the coast of south—west england and northern scotland where saturday was quite windy as well. wet weather to be had. this is how we start the day, a few fog patches and the winds are light to northern ireland, north—west england, wales and the midlands, where we have had clear spells overnight. 0utbrea ks and the midlands, where we have had clear spells overnight. outbreaks of rain showers. cloud in northern england with some seeing rain for a time and further outbreaks of rain, but the intensity easing across northern and eastern scotland. rain towards south wales later on. winds will strengthen again with this moving on because around a0 mph or so, similargot into moving on because around a0 mph or so, similar got into the far north of scotland. as for those temperatures, a0 celsius and there will be some drier

i think north—west scotland, western isles, northern isles, staying mainly dry.stern scotland. so there's a chance of seeing some flooding there, starting tonight. but overnight it's the south—east of scotland keeping hold of the rain here. it will turn a bit drier at least across north—east scotland. there'll be some areas of rain and showers around elsewhere in the uk, the chance of seeing some fog patches this time, especially the further south you are. then on into tuesday, north—north—easterly winds taking that colder air south across the uk. west is best for drier, brighter weather. still either some outbreaks of rain or showers, mostly across the eastern sides of the uk. and more of us across the northern half of the uk topping out in single figures. here's the big picture, then, as we go from tuesday into wednesday. this is the brief lull in the weather. it'll mean frost in places as wednesday begins. fog patches too, but here comes the next set of weather fronts. after the chilly start, increasing cloud, some outbreaks of rain starting to feed in from th

but away from the northern isles, it's mainly dry, mild, 9—12 celsius the top temperature. wales through the evening and overnight, not getting much further north and eastwards. quite a wet start to the week across south—west england and wales. further north and east, mainly dry, mild, temperatures not much lower than five or six celsius. but generally, the theme in the week ahead is for more rain. this is the set—up as we go into monday. an area of low pressure, frontal systems pushing their way north and eastwards. looks like the heaviest of the rain on monday is probably going to be across england and wales. as it tracks its way north and eastwards through the day, it starts to become a little bit patchier. but there will be some outbreaks of rain into northern ireland. could pop up for a little bit across northern england for a time, into southern scotland. northern scotland probably escaping, mainly dry. some brightness and sunshine following on behind the rain across wales and south—west england, but also a few showers. but it is another mild day, 9—13 celsius. now, o

we saw some really high wind gusts on the isle of wight — it's a very exposed weather station.blustery in the day ahead but it's going to be nowhere near as stormy as saturday was. it is still low pressure in control. so fairly brisk winds still around some of the coasts of south—west england and in northern scotland, where saturday was quite windy as well. now, there is a bit of wet weather to be had too. this is how we start the day — a few fog patches where the winds are light, actually, through northern ireland and parts of north—west england, wales and the midlands, where you've had some clear spells overnight. but outbreaks of rain — well, a few and showers running through parts of eastern england to begin with. a lot of cloud in northern england with some of us seeing a bit of rain for a time. and further outbreaks of rain though, the intensity easing across parts of northern and eastern scotland. another spell of rain running up through south—west england towards south wales later on. these are average wind speeds. the winds will start to strengthen again with this movi

the rain lingers across the northern isles for a time. then it's a day of sunny spells and showers, some of the showers heavy and thundery, winter over high ground in the north. a wintry day and a rather chilly one as well. the royal family and senior politicians join military veterans and religious leaders at the cenotaph to remember those who lost their lives in conflict. now 10,000 veterans are marching past the cenotaph to mark remembrance sunday. the chancellor defends a conservative party analysis of labour's spending plans, as labour says they are a complete work of fiction. the environment agency continues to warn there's a danger to life from high river levels in south yorkshire, with seven severe warnings still in place. a warning that extreme weather conditions in australia could fuel more bushfires. three people have already lost their lives. now on bbc news, click investigates whether sg networks could damage our health. this week, is 56 really a health hazard 7 weather forecasting in danger. and back in time, to the berlin w