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stronger winds affecting the far north of scotland, the northern isles, with outbreaks of rain here,nds further south, but a better chance of seeing some sunshine develop on thursday afternoon for england and wales. maybe a bit more cloud across northern western scotland with outbreaks of rain here. so as we head into the halloween evening, i think there'll be plenty of dry weather for england and wales for the trick—or—treaters. but more cloud with outbreaks of rain across argyll and the highlands for the geysers there. as we head into friday, the 1st of november, we could just tap into some cold air across the far north of scotland. there'll be a weather front here, outbreaks of rain, strong cold northerly winds and it'll be noticeably chilly, i think, across the northern isles and the north highlands. further south for england and wales, northern ireland again, variable cloud, a little bit of sunshine, mild in the south. we see something a bit colder across northern scotland, but it is short—lived. as we move out of friday into the weekend, high pressure rolls back in from the wes

but for the northern isles too.or the mainland of scotland, i suspect most places actually brightening up a touch by this afternoon, some brighter spells developing across the east of northern ireland. but again here generally quite a lot of cloud through the day, and most of england and wales staying fine. once any morning mist and fog is gone. once any morning mist and fog is gone . but here comes the rain gone. but here comes the rain into parts of devon, cornwall and pembrokeshire by this evening and then spreading its way steadily northwards as we go through the night. still, much of central and eastern england, much of southern and eastern scotland, will stay dry through the night. but elsewhere the cloud thickening outbreaks of rain and drizzle moving in and the winds continuing to strengthen. that will add up to a much milder night tonight compared to the night just gone. of course, these eastern areas temperatures much higher and generally staying in double digits. on to sunday. it does mean a drab a day to

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that will introduce a little bit more in the way of rain as we go through the day across the northern isles miles an hour. more in the way of cloud across the far northwest, hello there. 0n the whole, wednesday was a cloudy day for most of us, but there were a favoured few spots where we saw some sunshine. aberdeenshire, one of them, and also powis in wales, where we saw some lovely sunshine — temperatures peaked at 17 celsius. but for thursday, it's going to be another cloudy day. quite a murky start as well, but we keep that mild theme to close out the month of october. and that is because high pressure stays with us, and the winds very light indeed across england and wales, more isobars to the north, stronger winds in scotland, and this weather front running across the top. that will introduce a little bit more in the way of rain as we go through the day across the northern isles. a windy scenario here — gusts, perhaps close to 50 miles an hour. more in the way of cloud across the far northwest, but we will be chasing cloud amounts around. if you get some sunshine, temperatures will resp

stronger winds affecting the far north of scotland, the northern isles, with outbreaks of rain here,elsewhere it's going to be dry. lighter winds further south, but a better chance of seeing some sunshine develop on thursday afternoon for england and wales. maybe a bit more cloud across northern western scotland with outbreaks of rain here. so as we head into the halloween evening, i think there'll be plenty of dry weather for england wales for the trick—or—treaters. but more cloud with outbreaks of rain across argyll and the highlands for the geysers there. as we head into friday, the 1st of november, we could just tap into some cold air across the far north of scotland. there'll be a weather front here, outbreaks of rain, strong cold northerly winds and it'll be noticeably chilly, i think, across the northern isles and the north highlands. further south for england and wales, northern ireland again, variable cloud, a little bit of sunshine, mild in the south. we see something a bit colder across northern scotland, but it is short lived. as we move out of friday into the weekend, hi

occasional rain and drizzle, could edge into the isle — rain and drizzle, could edge into the isle ofreeze from the south, gusts of 30 or40 mph. lighterwinds further east~ _ or40 mph. lighterwinds further east~ 0nce — or40 mph. lighterwinds further east. once the sun is with you it will feel— east. once the sun is with you it will feel quite pleasant, around 16 or 17 degrees. perhaps a touch or17 degrees. perhaps a touch warmer— or 17 degrees. perhaps a touch warmer than yesterday. tonight, those _ warmer than yesterday. tonight, those drier— warmer than yesterday. tonight, those drier conditions continuing in england _ those drier conditions continuing in england and wales, it may be some rain into— england and wales, it may be some rain into cumbria for a time, patchy rain into cumbria for a time, patchy rain into— rain into cumbria for a time, patchy rain into eastern scotland but in the west — rain into eastern scotland but in the west the rain turns heavier in northern— the west the rain turns heavier in northern ireland as we head towards dawn~ _ northern ireland as we head towa

now through this evening and overnight, eventually the rain clears the northern isles.st, under clearer skies across northeast scotland and northeast england in the countryside, we could well see a touch of frost, but not so elsewhere. so into tomorrow, then, we start off with all this cloud across many areas. the brightest breaks will be across the far north of scotland. breezy with exposure. and then we've got some more showers by the end of the day showing their hand across the isles of scilly and also west cornwall. temperatures, 12 in lerwick, 13 in glasgow, 17 in cardiff but again 19 in the channel islands. as we head into wednesday, we've got a front moving northwards and fronts pushing eastwards, so they are going to bring some cloud and some rain with them thursday. see some showery rain coming up from the near continent, but on wednesday, it looks like it will stay mostly dry in the southeast. variable amounts of cloud and elsewhere cloudy with that rain from our weather fronts. now, if we see any decent amounts of sunshine in the southeast, temperatures could

stronger winds affecting the far north of scotland, the northern isles, with outbreaks of rain here,etter chance of seeing some sunshine develop on thursday afternoon for england and wales. maybe a bit more cloud across northern western scotland with outbreaks of rain here. so as we head into the halloween evening, i think there'll be plenty of dry weather for england and wales for the trick—or—treaters. but more cloud with outbreaks of rain across argyll and the highlands for the geysers there. as we head into friday, the 1st of november, we could just tap into some cold air across the far north of scotland. there'll be a weather front here, outbreaks of rain, strong cold northerly winds and it'll be noticeably chilly, i think, across the northern isles and the north highlands. further south for england and wales, northern ireland again, variable cloud, a little bit of sunshine, mild in the south. we see something a bit colder across northern scotland, but it is short lived. as we move out of friday into the weekend, high pressure rolls back in from the west and pushes the cold air

stronger winds affecting the far north of scotland, the northern isles, with outbreaks of rain here,er south, but a better chance of seeing some sunshine develop on thursday afternoon for england and wales. maybe a bit more cloud across northern western scotland with outbreaks of rain here. so as we head into the halloween evening, i think there'll be plenty of dry weather for england wales for the trick—or—treaters. but more cloud with outbreaks of rain across argyll and the highlands for the geysers there. as we head into friday, the 1st of november, we could just tap into some cold air across the far north of scotland. there'll be a weather front here, outbreaks of rain, strong cold northerly winds and it'll be noticeably chilly, i think, across the northern isles and the north highlands. further south for england and wales, northern ireland again, variable cloud, a little bit of sunshine, mild in the south. we see something a bit colder across northern scotland, but it is short lived. as we move out of friday into the weekend, high pressure rolls back in from the west and pushes

stronger winds affecting the far north of scotland, the northern isles, with outbreaks of rain here,ne develop on thursday afternoon for england and wales. maybe a bit more cloud across northern western scotland with outbreaks of rain here. so as we head into the halloween evening, i think there'll be plenty of dry weather for england and wales for the trick—or—treaters. but more cloud with outbreaks of rain across argyll and the highlands for the geysers there. as we head into friday, the 1st of november, we could just tap into some cold air across the far north of scotland. there'll be a weather front here, outbreaks of rain, strong cold northerly winds and it'll be noticeably chilly, i think, across the northern isles and the north highlands. further south for england and wales, northern ireland again, variable cloud, a little bit of sunshine, mild in the south. we'll see something a bit colder across northern scotland, but it is short lived — as we move out of friday into the weekend, high pressure rolls back in from the west and pushes the cold air towards scandinavia and the ne

but do you see any sign at all that a ceasefire isl sign at all that a ceasefire is possible?ere have been no _ have ground to a halt. there have been no talks - have ground to a halt. there have been no talks for - have ground to a halt. there | have been no talks for weeks now — have been no talks for weeks now and _ have been no talks for weeks now and even when the americans were _ now and even when the americans were saying, oh, we are close to agreement, i understand there — to agreement, i understand there was then that even no real— there was then that even no real communication going on. it was either— real communication going on. it was either wishful thinking or, again. — was either wishful thinking or, again, playing out in the background of the democratic convention that was going on at the time — convention that was going on at the time. but certainly the feedback i have been getting, there — feedback i have been getting, there has been no serious attempt _ there has been no serious attempt to address the hostages situation. when i was in jerusalem ten days ago a

we will see quite a fresh southerly and south—easterly winds blow particular across the western islest times. temperatures in the best of the sunny spells could get as close as 16—18 and of course cooler and neither cloud and rain but here it's going to be mild as the cloud and outbreaks of patchy rain tend to push their way further eastwards into southern and eastern areas in scotland, and northern england as well. double figures underneath all of the cloud but when we keep the clear skies, further south and east, temperatures could date back to mid—single figures so quite a chilly start here. and then this is saturday. no pressure approaching from the atlantic sending these weather fronts further eastwards, but for most of us, dry and bright on saturday with a bit of rain towards the west turning heavier and then that cloud pushes across the whole of the uk, so much greyer day on sunday with some patchy outbreaks rain. this is saturday. heavy and persistent rain across northern ireland pushing to scotland as we head to the morning into the afternoon. more cloud developing across wes

sitting across western scotland, northern ireland, we might see more cloud developing through the islery and quiet elsewhere and once again, temperatures peaking into the mid to high teens in places. now, as we move out of friday into saturday, the next front will start to move in. again, a slow process being blocked by that high pressure. but some of the rain will start to turn quite heavy across northern ireland and northwest scotland, and the winds will strengthen to elsewhere. we should cling on to some sunshine for the bulk of saturday, maybe some rain pushing into cornwall and southwest wales by the end of the day. that frontal system will continue to sweep its way steadily eastwards overnight, so a spell of heavy rain and stronger winds clearing across the country. that will linger first thing on sunday and even once it clears, it is going to leave quite a showery story for the second half of the weekend. live from london. this is bbc news. the israeli military says its fighterjets have struck hezbollah�*s intelligence headquarters in beirut. 0vernight, another huge explosion in

that will introduce a little bit more in the way of rain as we go through the day across the northern isles an hour. more in the way of cloud across the far northwest, but we will be chasing cloud amounts around. if you get some sunshine, temperatures will respond, and through the afternoon, we're likely to see highs generally of around 15 or 16 celsius once again. now, that means that for halloween, evening it looks as though, particularly across england and wales, the spooky mist and fog set to return — that wind, keeping the mist and the murk at bay across the far north of scotland. and for diwali, for the fireworks — well, hopefully the cloud won't spoil proceedings too much. now, the higher pressure will start to drift away and allow this frontal system to sink a little bit further south. so, there will be outbreaks of rain pushing into the far north of scotland first thing on friday morning. with the cloud around, many areas staying into double digits — again, another grey story, but that weather front will continue to drift its way slowly southwards behind it, the wind direction chan

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afternoon, and then we are left with fine weather, it could be a little cloudy and damp in the western islescould actually get 17 or 18 around the moray firth, with the southerly winds, which are still with us on thursday. but a weather front is approaching, which spells rain for much of ireland and western scotland on thursday, but the further east you are, the drier it will be on thursday, and still really quite mild, 15, 16, 17, and then it all changes, because that weather front is over us on friday. not only that, an area of low pressure forms, with showers circulating around it. so i think temperatures will ease in the west, with all the cloud and the rain, 12 in belfast, but hanging onto some milder air across east anglia and the south east. wednesday and into the weekend, the weather goes downhill through the week. so some rain on friday, and the weekend, at this stage at least, is looking quite rainy for some of us. bye— bye. live from singapore, this is bbc news. king charles visits the national centre of indigenous excellence in sydney, a day after being heckled by an aboriginal p

west, we had cloud thicken and outbreaks of rain moved into northern ireland, west scotland and the isleng across the atlantic at the moment. that is all coming our way on these west—to—southwesterly winds, dragging in some pretty mild air, but bringing us weather fronts as well. and so, at the moment, we do have outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards across the uk. one or two heavy bursts mixed in with that and a lot of low clouds. there will be some mist and fog patches around our western coast and up over the high ground too. these are the kind of temperatures starting off monday morning — ii to 14 degrees for most. it is going to be a mild monday, but a cloudy and damp start to the day. there will be extensive outbreaks of rain and drizzle initially. now, some of that rain and drizzle will tend to ease off in scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon, but it will stay mainly cloudy. still a few patches of drizzle across england and wales, and probably still quite murky for wales and western england, around the hills and the coast. our temperatures on the mild side, 15 to 16 de

maybe subtle changes taking place across the far north of scotland into the northern isles, the windsks of rain, but for much of the mainland it's dry. again, could be misty, foggy start for england and wales, where winds will be lightest. then into the afternoon, variable cloud, some sunny spells, mostly dry, temperature again mid—to—high teens. looking pretty good for halloween evening. dry for many, especially england and wales. there's a chance of wetter, windy weather for the north and the west of scotland, but the vast majority will stay dry. and for the end of the week into the weekend, it's much the same — dry and settled. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm katie silver. the headlines... the israeli parliament votes to ban the un aid agency working with palestinian refugees — drawing international condemnation and concern. nato confirms that north korean troops have been deployed to russia and are likely operating against ukrainian forces in the kursk region. music as the us presidential election campaign gets down to it's final week, we find out what's on

maybe subtle changes taking place across the far north of scotland into the northern isles, the winds of rain, but for much of the mainland it's dry. again, could be misty, foggy start for england and wales, where winds will be lightest. then into the afternoon, variable cloud, some sunny spells, mostly dry, temperature again mid—to—high teens. looking pretty good for halloween evening. dry for many, especially england and wales. there's a chance of wetter, windy weather for the north and the west of scotland, but the vast majority will stay dry. and for the end of the week into the weekend, it's much the same — dry and settled. live from london. this is bbc news. israel's parliament votes to ban the un's palestinian refugee agency from operating in gaza and the west bank, drawing international condemnation and concern. ahead of tomorrow's budget, the uk's chancellor gives the nhs extra funding for new equipment to help deliver 40,000 extra appointments per week. and with just over a week to go before the us presidential election, donald trump and kamala adresses voters in key battleg

the cloud spreading across northern ireland, the isle of man and scotland.th to south. it'll feel quite pleasant, that 17, in the sunshine. then, as we move beyond that, from friday and into the weekend, we say goodbye to this first weather front. but then the next area of low pressure comes in with a more potent weather front during the course of saturday. so, once again, for england and for wales, we start off on a dry note with some sunshine, but heavier rain and stronger winds come in from the west, gusty winds through the irish sea, and that is very slowly pushing eastwards. so, many eastern and central areas and also parts of wales will stay dry during the course of saturday. but overnight saturday and into sunday, what you'll find is the whole lot continues itsjourney, pushing eastwards, taking its cloud and its rain with it. so, later on in the day, it tends to brighten up from the west. but here too we're not immune to one or two showers. temperatures during the course of saturday, 13 in the north to a pleasant 18 as we sweep down towards the south—

sitting across western scotland, northern ireland, we might see more cloud developing through the islehere and once again, temperatures peaking into the mid to high teens in places. now, as we move out of friday into saturday, the next front will start to move in. again, a slow process being blocked by that high pressure. but some of the rain will start to turn quite heavy across northern ireland and northwest scotland, and the winds will strengthen too. elsewhere, we should cling on to some sunshine for the bulk of saturday, maybe some rain pushing into cornwall and southwest wales by the end of the day. that frontal system will continue to sweep its way steadily eastwards overnight, so a spell of heavy rain and stronger winds clearing across the country. that will linger first thing on sunday and even once it clears, it is going to leave quite a showery story for the second half of the weekend. live from london. this is bbc news president biden says he is talking with israel about the possibility that it could attack iran's energy sector in retaliation for tehran's missile barrage on

we'll see quite a fresh southerly to south easterly wind blow, particularly across the western isles.but a lot of sunshine for england and wales, with some fairweather cloud at times and temperatures in the best of the sunny spells could get as high as perhaps 16—18c. of course, cooler underneath the cloud and the rain, but here it's going to be a milder night. of course, as all of that cloud and outbreaks of patchy rain tend to push their way further eastwards into southern eastern areas of scotland, perhaps through northern england as well. so double figures underneath all of the cloud. but where we keep the clear skies, further south and east, temperatures could dip back to mid single figures. so quite a chilly start locally here. and then this is saturday. low pressure approaches from the atlantic, sending these weather fronts further eastwards. but for most of us, it's still dry and bright on saturday, with a bit of rain out towards the west. turning heavier, and then that cloud pushes across the whole of the uk. so a much greyer day on sunday, with some patchy outbreaks of rain

as we go through the day on wednesday, still a risk of heavy rain, rough seas both in the channel islesd showers across the north sea coast as well. the cool air not really arriving yet, 14 to 17 degrees here, but noticeably colder in scotland. as we go out of wednesday into thursday, gale force gusts of wind will push plenty of frequent showers steadily sell. there will be some sunny spells but it will be a cooler story for all. temperatures are likely to peak between eight and 12 degrees. a little bit below par four where we should be at this stage in october. as we move through 0ctober. as we move through friday into saturday, a british ridge of high pressure builds across england and wales quieting things down. this is bbc news. one year on — events are held around the world to commemorate the victims of hamas's seven 0ctober attack on israel, in which 1200 people were killed. a number of leaders in the west mark the anniversary — joe biden says �*far too many civilians have suffered'. exchanges of fire continue — reporters at an event in tel aviv are ordered to take cover from a he

we'll see the next front moving into the north—west, so some rain for the western isles, for instanceern areas. through the course of saturday, we've got higher pressure trying to move in, but there's also a weather front approaching from the north—west, so that's going to bring some wet weather for northern ireland, northern and western scotland as well. a little bit more cloud and drizzly rain, perhaps some mist and murk in the south—east. slowly easing away. in between these two areas of cloud, plenty of sunshine through the central swathe of the uk. so, temperatures a touch cooler than recent days. we're looking at around about 1a to 16 in the south. still only 11 or 12 across the north of scotland. and don't forget, it's saturday night into the early hours of sunday that the clocks go back one hour. so, we're back into gmt from british summertime. into sunday then, and a lot of dry, settled weather. some early morning mist and murk in the south. there'll be some rain and cloud moving into northern ireland. perhaps the north and west of scotland seeing a bit of rain as well. but e

nearing the north of scotland, with stronger winds, too, even gale force winds around the western isleswales and england, we're expecting a dry day with some sunny spells, mild, too, with the south—westerly winds, and of course we have halloween on thursday, so for the trick or treaters in the evening, it's not looking bad at all. and again every bit as mild — those temperatures could still be hovering around 15 celsius. and then next on the list, the fireworks. if you're celebrating over the course of the weekend, it's looking mostly dry across much of the country. and then the weekend itself again, more of the same. temperatures around the mid—teens. live from london. this is bbc news hamas officials say 93 palestinians are killed a week to go until the us presidential election, participants address voters in key battleground states. donald trum has key battleground states. donald trump has been _ key battleground states. donald trump has been speaking - key battleground states. donald trump has been speaking in - key battleground states. donald. trump has been speaking in mara lago a

with some outbreaks of mostly light rain pushing into western parts of northern ireland, the western isless very slow moving though, so it mostly remains in the far north—west through friday. elsewhere, plenty of dry and bright weather. a bit more cloud about, but otherwise feeling perfectly pleasant with highs of 15 or 16 celsius. more wet weather, i'm afraid . through the weekend and afraid. through the weekend and early next week a nice bright morning will generate a lovely warm day right through to the evening . evening. >> boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news now some good news this morning. >> you still have plenty of time to grab an autumn cash boost. an incredible £36,000 in cash. >> it's the biggest cash prize , >> it's the biggest cash prize, the cash cash prize of the year. so far and it could all be yours. here's how. >> there's still plenty of time to grab your chance to win a whopping £36,000 cash in the great british giveaway. that's like having £3,000 each month for an entire year. extra cash in your bank account that you can do whatever you like with. take a year off

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we have rain in scotland and windy conditions in the northern isles. the rain continues on and off.ng the west where it will brighten up with showers. the rain not yet in the far south—east so in the sunshine, it is possible we could reach 21, possibly 22 celsius which is warm at this time of year. across the board, even in the rain, it will be mild. overnight, the rain pushes northwards and eastwards and still some heavy bursts. the second band follows it. we start to see the sky is clear in the west. and more of a south—westerly wind. once again, a mild night. tomorrow we start with the dregs of cloud and rain in eastern areas which moves away and it brightens up with sunshine. some showers in the west. although temperatures will not be as high as today, it will be mild. every cloud. high as today, it will be mild. every cloud-— high as today, it will be mild. eve cloud. ., . , ., every cloud. produces some rain, in this case. thank you. retailers are warning that organised gangs are becoming more sophisticated and are behind the recent rise in shoplifting. a bbc news investigatio

the coquard across northern ireland and parts of the western isles into argyll and bute and maybe patchyur temperatures, a lot lower than they have been. an approaching weather from tonight overnight will bring outbreaks of rain, sun could turn out to be heavy across wales, moving through across central england tonight but lots of clear skies still and you can see where we keep those through the night, where we have the lower temperatures. towards the south temperatures. towards the south temperatures are rising through the night with the milder air and if we take a look at the airmass chart, you can see the cold blues are being slowly pushed away as we had through tonight to be replaced by much more mild feeling conditions into next week. we're starting tomorrow with plenty of clout across england and outbreaks of rain for parts of eastern england across east anglia. we'll keep the club for much of england but sunny skies developing across wales, the far west, down through parts of devon, cornwall, but the best of the sunshine probably tomorrow across north west england and northern ire

out in the west, the rain will turn heavier at times and more persistent and could fringe into the islesar to what we'll see through this afternoon. now, through saturday night into sunday, that cloud and rain will gradually spread its way eastwards across the country. plenty of cloud. the first batch of heavy rain, though, fizzles as it works towards the eastern half of the country. but there'll be more showers following on later. so, compared with saturday, more of you can expect cloudier skies, occasional breaks, some brightness around. not going to rain all day long and brightening up in northern ireland later. but out in the west, some of the showers, though, could become heavy for a time during the second half of the day. temperatures similar to saturday's, perhaps a little bit breezier and, of course, less sunshine around. after that, what happens all depends next week on what's happening with this. this is major hurricane kirk. it's over 3,000 miles away at the moment, but as it moves northwards and gradually decays, it will have an influence on our weather during the second half

west we had cloud thicken and outbreaks of rain moved into northern ireland, west scotland and the isle which was the wettest place in the country. a lot of cloud streaming across the atlantic at the moment. that is all coming our way on these west to southwesterly winds, dragging in some pretty mild air, but bringing us weather fronts as well. and so at the moment we do have outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards across the uk. one or two heavy bursts mixed in with that and a lot of low clouds. there will be some mist and fog patches around our western coast and up over the high ground too. these are the kind of temperatures starting off monday morning, ii to 14 degrees for most. it is going to be a mild monday, but a cloudy and damp start to the day. there will be extensive outbreaks of rain and drizzle initially. now, some of that rain and drizzle will tend to ease off in scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon, but it will stay mainly cloudy, still a few patches of drizzle across england and wales, and still quite murky for wales and western england. around the hills and th

as we speak, antony blinken isl is happening there.antony blinken is in london due to meet arab foreign ministers, some of the meetings are currently on. what is the apatite like in israel over the talks happening in london and prior to that in doha?- prior to that in doha? when it comes to _ prior to that in doha? when it comes to domain _ prior to that in doha? when it comes to domain hostage - comes to domain hostage families group, they have already welcomed this latest initiative to get ceasefire talks and hostage release deal moving again. what we understand from the israeli prime minister's office, they will send the head of the mossad intelligence agency along on sunday to meet the cia chief on the half of the us and the qatari prime minister. we are expecting egyptian intelligence officials to go to doha as well. of course the qataris and egyptians have been serving as regional mediators. what we heard is a hamas delegation did meet the egyptian intelligence officials in cairo last night, but what we have been hearing from ham