night and towards saturday morning, it actually turns drier and clearer, very mild, ten celsius in lerwickf sunshine right from the word go for england and wales, perhaps showers returning there to the southwest of england and wales later in the afternoon. and overall a cloudier picture, at least for a time in northern ireland and scotland, particularly in the morning, i think, the chance of catching some showers in belfast and glasgow and mild. and then a different picture on sunday. you can see this more substantial rain spreading across the uk. but look at the winds, yhey�*re still coming in from the south, a warm direction, so it's never going to be cold. sunny spells, occasional showers and those temperatures up to 18 celsius in london, around 15 celsius in belfast, and more or less the same for glasgow, edinburgh and stornoway. and this large area of low pressure, which stretches all the way from scandinavia to pretty much greenland there, even further west, is with us here to stay. in fact, the showers keep on coming off the atlantic spreading into western parts of the uk, scotland,

and the temperatures between around nine degrees in lerwick, and 15 celsius in plymouth and the channelense fighting continues in the south of ukraine, where russia could be on the brink of losing kherson. also, how the war in ukraine could trigger profound and longlasting changes towards cleaner and more secure energy supplies. and the northern ireland assembly is just hours away from collapse. after six months of deadlock, unionists and nationlists fail to come to an agreement. tonight with the context, the writer and broadcaster

towards exposed coasts and hills in the west, and temperatures will be somewhere between about ten in lerwickunsettled spell of weather. that low pressure's sitting to the north and really tight isobars you can see there, so that means a windy spell of weather first thing sunday morning with more showers coming in, particularly for the northern and western scotland. they ease away, the winds fall a little lighter through the day, so plenty of dry weather with some sunshine on offer for sunday. later in the day, gales developing once again out towards the southwest ahead of this area of rain, but it'll arrive late in the afternoon and on into the evening. but for much of the day, fair amount of dry weather and it's going to feel reasonably pleasant, around 10—18 our top temperatures north to south. that area of low pressure approaching from the southwest, could be some heavy showers ahead of it, too. that's going to sweep its way gradually eastwards and northwards across the uk, so a spell of wet weather as we head through into monday. monday itself, we're likely to still see some blustery sho

towards exposed coasts and hills in the west, and temperatures will be somewhere between about ten in lerwickpressure's still with us, still unsettled spell of weather. that low pressure's sitting to the north and really tight isobars you can see there, so that means a windy spell of weather first thing sunday morning with more showers coming in, particularly for the northern and western scotland. they ease away, the winds fall a little lighter through the day, so plenty of dry weather with some sunshine on offer for sunday. later in the day, gales developing once again out towards the southwest ahead of this area of rain, but it'll arrive late in the afternoon and on into the evening. but for much of the day, fair amount of dry weather and it's going to feel reasonably pleasant, around 10—18 our top temperatures north to south. that area of low pressure approaching from the southwest, could be some heavy showers ahead of it, too. that's going to sweep its way gradually eastwards and northwards across the uk, so a spell of wet weather as we head through into monday. monday itself, we're likel

night and towards saturday morning, it actually turns drier and clearer, very mild, ten celsius in lerwick and wales, perhaps showers returning there to the southwest of england and wales later in the afternoon. and overall a cloudier picture, at least for a time in northern ireland and scotland, particularly in the morning, i think, the chance of catching some showers in belfast and glasgow and mild. and then a different picture on sunday. you can see this more substantial rain spreading across the uk. but look at the winds, yhey�*re still coming in from the south, a warm direction, so it's never going to be cold. sunny spells, occasional showers and those temperatures up to 18 celsius in london, around 15 celsius in belfast, and more or less the same for glasgow, edinburgh and stornoway. and this large area of low pressure, which stretches all the way from scandinavia to pretty much greenland there, even further west, is with us here to stay. in fact, the showers keep on coming off the atlantic spreading into western parts of the uk, scotland, too, it remains mild. the high teens for the

night and towards saturday morning, it actually turns drier and clearer, very mild, ten celsius in lerwickius in norwich. so the forecast for tomorrow shows plenty of sunshine right from the word go for england and wales, perhaps showers returning there to the southwest of england and wales later in the afternoon. and overall a cloudier picture, at least for a time in northern ireland and scotland, particularly in the morning, i think, the chance of catching some showers in belfast and glasgow and mild. and then a different picture on sunday. you can see this more substantial rain spreading across the uk. but look at the winds, yhey�*re still coming in from the south, a warm direction, so it's never going to be cold. sunny spells, occasional showers and those temperatures up to 18 celsius in london, around 15 celsius in belfast, and more or less the same for glasgow, edinburgh and stornoway. and this large area of low pressure, which stretches all the way from scandinavia to pretty much greenland there, even further west, is with us here to stay. in fact, the showers keep on coming off the

temperatures will range from 10 degrees in lerwick to about 1a in norwich.thern ireland and scotland and some showers from the morning onwards. which will tend to clear further north through the day, and then later in the afternoon, some heavy showers, possible in south—western england and wales. bye— bye. this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm ben brown. the headlines. the contest to become the uk's next prime minister heats up — with senior conservative penny mordaunt becoming the first to throw her hat into the ring. seniortories, including the former finance minister, rishi sunak, and former uk prime minister borisjohnson are expected tojoin the race for the top job. georgia meloni is about to become italy's first far—right leader since mussolini, her government will be sworn in on saturday. donald trump's former adviser steve bannon is sentenced to four months in jail for refusing to co—operate with the capitol riots�* investigation. former pakistani prime minister imran khan says he will challenge the election comm

temperature—wise, 11 in lerwick to a high of about 19 down towards london. this is bbc news., that do reflect on where we could have done things better. chancellor of the exchequer kwasi kwarteng will set out his plan to get uk debt falling earlier than planned. he's expected to publish details later this month on how it will be paid for. on the trail of the people smugglers — the uk government prepares to set out new rules to stop thousands of migrants crossing the english channel. the first preliminary hearing of the uk covid public inquiry will begin shortly, focussing on the country's pre—pandemic preparations before 2020.

we are looking at 12 in lerwick to 21, possibly 22 degrees, 72 fahrenheit. on this myself. now, ifound out that if you plug your ipod headphones into the headphone socket of your portable tv, and you stick the earphones up your nose... don't try this at home, kids, because it's a joke. laughter. you can actually smell what's on the tv. so, here we go. put that on, close them eyes. yeah, i can smell chips. so that's freaky eaters. freaky eaters. change the channel. oh, flowers. so, that's, eh, that's gardeners' world. change again. eh... oh, phwoar, what's that? oh, it's hole in the wall with anton du beke. laughter. i haven't changed a bit, have i? no. i haven't changed a bit, have i? no. i was wondering _ i haven't changed a bit, have i? no. i was wondering what you think the breakfast sulphur smells like this morning? breakfast sulphur smells like this mornin: ? , ., , ., breakfast sulphur smells like this morninr? , ., ., breakfast sulphur smells like this mornin.? , ., ., ., breakfast sulphur smells like this mornin.? ., ., ., ., morning? there is a bit

towards exposed coasts and hills in the west, and temperatures will be somewhere between about ten in lerwickt's going to feel reasonably pleasant, around 10—18 our top temperatures north to south. that area of low pressure approaching from the southwest, could be some heavy showers ahead of it, too. that's going to sweep its way gradually eastwards and northwards across the uk, so a spell of wet weather as we head through into monday. monday itself, we're likely to still see some blustery showers in the far northwest, perhaps a bit more cloud and the odd spot of light rain in the southeast, too, but most areas looking generally dry and bright with some sunshine. highs around about 12—18 degrees and that settled weather continues into tuesday, too. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm geeta guru murthy at downing street. saying goodbye afterjust 38 days. kwasi kwarteng becomes britain's second shortest—serving chancellor — after being sacked by the prime minister. liz truss announces another major u—turn on her economic plans — a rise in corporation tax will now go ahead. but it is clear that part

temperature wise we have a range of nine in lerwick to 20 in st helier.perature wise under this, it will be quite mild, chilly elsewhere. tomorrow, we continue with rain moving up the western side of the country, not getting into western scotland, fairly cloudy for the rest of scotland and northern england, but the sun will come out further and here have temperatures up to 22 in st helier. you're watching bbc news. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly. representatives from the rfu and premiership rugby are to be questioned by mps next month. the dcms committee will "examine issues around the financial structure and viability of the game" and the role of the rfu and premiership rugby in "ensuring the health of the sport". yesterday it was confirmed wasps have gone into administration. 167 people, including players and coaches across the rugby and netball teams, have lost their jobs. they're the second club forced out of business in three weeks, following worcester warriors. jack willis is the only player from either wasps

temperatures, 1a in lerwick, 17 in belfast, 19 in cardiff and 20 in london.and the west, some of them urging to give some longer spells of rain. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the chancellor announces he's keeping the top rate of tax for the highest earners. that's despite the fact he pledged to scrap it — in last month's mini—budget this a5p rate became a distraction and i along with the prime minister decided the best course of action would simply be not to proceed with the abolition of the rate. the u—turn comes just twenty—four hours after the prime minister insisted she'd stick with the controversial tax cut are you absolutely committed to abolishing the a5p tax rate for the wealthiest people in the country? yes. i'd love to hear your reaction to this morning's tax u—turn. get in touch with me on twitter @annitabbc and use the #bbcyourquestions

temperatures will range between 15 celsius in the south, though in plymouth, it's about nine celsius in lerwickd every bit as warm for many of us, temperatures typically in the mid—to—high teens, possibly 20 or so in east anglia and the southeast. how about the weekend? the next band of rain comes in with this low pressure that's sitting to the west of us. and here it is in the morning, spreading across many western and central parts of the country, moving northwards. one place where we're not expecting much rainfall is east anglia, in the southeast. and look at that — temperatures again in excess of 21 celsius. i think that'll be the peak of the warmth over the coming days, because by the time we get to sunday, we're expecting those temperatures to be a little lower. there'll be sunny spells and heavy showers, quite breezy conditions out towards the west, as well. the temperatures will reach around 15—17, i think, for the most part. up to about 18 in london, and also in norwich. now, how about the outlook? it'll stay mild into early next week, but beyond that, it does look as though those temp

temperature—wise, 11 in lerwick to a high of about 19 down towards london.iry, focussing on the country's pre—pandemic preparations before 2020 takes place with inquiry chair, baroness heather hallet. i have a duty to the public to conduct a thorough, there are an independent inquiry for the whole of the uk and i intend to do so. north korea fires a suspected missile overjapan, in what appears to be a deliberate escalation to get the attention of tokyo and washington. and driverless taxis arrive on the streets of san francisco — the robo—taxis are being permitted at night time for paying customers. good afternoon. at the conservative conference, liz truss will attempt to move on from yesterday's u—turn over tax policy. but there is continued pressure on her over some of her key policies. yesterday, chancellor kwasi kwarteng abandoned his plan to cut the tax rate for the highest earners — to stave off a revolt among tory mps. today, he's expected to reveal when he'll publish his plan to cut the uk's debts to help regain the confidence of the markets after las

temperatures nine in lerwick, 12 in newcastle, and 17-18 in lerwick, 12 in newcastle, and 17—18 pushingith temperatures in double figures. away from it, a more chilly night. heading into tomorrow, this band of showery rain, still heavy and thundery, moves northwards across parts of western england, wales and into northern ireland. a lot of cloud still in scotland and northern england but staying dry with some sunshine in western scotland, especially the outer hebrides and drying out quite nicely behind it were some hazy sunshine coming our way. temperatures between 8—19 celsius but instant halle, we could see 21 chelsea. wednesday into thursday, this system continues the journey steadily northwards and eastwards taking a screen with it. we still have low pressure anchored to the south—west. —— taking its rain with it. that rain pushing to the north and east with cloud behind it but brightening up across much of england and wales and northern ireland with some sunny spells coming through. temperatures between 11-19 coming through. temperatures between 11—19 celsius. you can see what is w

temperatures tomorrow, seven in lerwick to 18 in plymouth. thank you very much indeed.ety before a chance encounter with an expert revealed she was perimenopausal. cherry is here with us in the studio, and we're also joined by the consultant gynaecologist, dr tania adib, who's in south london. hgppy happy world menopause day to you all! ., , ., , happy world menopause day to you all! . , . , . ., happy world menopause day to you all! . ,. ,. ., . all! that explains a lot! welcome, doctor tania- _ all! that explains a lot! welcome, doctor tania. we _ all! that explains a lot! welcome, doctor tania. we will _ all! that explains a lot! welcome, doctor tania. we will come - all! that explains a lot! welcome, doctor tania. we will come to - all! that explains a lot! welcome, doctor tania. we will come to you all! that explains a lot! welcome, i doctor tania. we will come to you in a moment. why did you want to go public, cherry, tell your story? a moment. why did you want to go public, cherry, tell yourstory? i public, cherry, tell your story? i was making a programme about

cooler in lerwick, i2 the east.e got this area of cloud and patchy rain creeping northwards very slowly through the day. scotland having a lot of dry weather with sunshine. the rain arriving to the south of the central belt. northern ireland seen one or two heavier best with the odd rumble of thunder. in the south—east the return of sunnier skies. temperatures up to 21 degrees. into sunday another front lining up behind it with isobars on the map. another windy day on sunday. it is that mix of sunny spells and showers. most of the showers in the west, potentially heavy and thundery. temperatures on sunday not as warm as today and tomorrow. still in the mid to high teens and well above average for the time of year. a quick look ahead to next week. a lot of shower symbols on the map. sunny spells can scattered blustery showers. temperatures pretty much back to where they should be for the time of year. the government needs to treat failing rail services in the north of england as an emergency — that's according to a g

very strong winds to the northern isles — gales here, and really feeling quite cold. 9 degrees in lerwicky. as european leaders meet to discuss ukraine and energy security, the prime minister says she is confident the country can cope. we do have good energy supplies in the uk, we can get through the winter, but of course i'm always looking for ways that we can improve the price for consumers. we'll have the latest on the pressure on gas

the temperatures will go up to 20 in east anglia and the south—east, 16 in glasgow and in lerwick itand controversial — memoir has been announced. the book, spare, will include his full account of his move to america and will be published next year. sport and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. (pres) good afternoon. we�*re starting with the cricket and pakistan�*s world cup hopes suffered futher damage with a shock one—run defeat by zimbabwe in australia. they�*d set pakistan a target of 131 to win, despite losing both openers early and slipping to 36 for 3 pakistan entered the final over needing 11. a wicket from the penultimate ball left shaheen afridi needing three to win from the last ball of the game — he could only manage a single and was run out trying to come back for a second run which would have secured a tie. it was zimbabwe�*s first ever win outside the first round of a men�*s t20 world cup. pakistan are now without a win after two games, with their first outing against india also ending in a tense defeat. earlier india made it two wins out of two at the tournamen

less chance of seeing the showers in the southeast, but temperatures only nine in lerwick to about 17 showers, especially in the west. some of those could be heavy, drier conditions as we push further south and east with highs up to 17. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11am... prime minister liz truss prepares for pmqs in an hour — her first time at the dispatch box since last month's mini budget sparked market turmoil. it comes as fears are raised of a recession this year as households face soaring costs and the economy unexpectedly shrank by 0.3% in august for the first time in two months. the bank of england confirms its emergency bond—buying scheme will close on friday, despite reports that it was considering extending its support for financial markets. i'm afraid this has to be done for the sake of financial stability. ukraine's defence minister arrives in brussels to ask nato to step up support for his country so it can create what it calls an �*air shield' against russian missile attacks. viewing figures for shows on netflix will now be measured independe

temperatures 12 in lerwick by 16 in liverpool to 18 in london.still very much with us. you can see whether france going north. the isobars tell as it would be a breezy day depending where you are. no brains will tend to fade and we have rain in the west. in between a lot of dry weather. in the west, scotland, northern ireland and england, there will be more cloud around and it will be picking up for the odd spot of drizzle. temperatures up to 20, possibly 22 in the south is filter if we hit that it will be more representative of temperatures we could expect in june rather than at this stage in october. it will be a little darker than normal this morning, as the first partial eclipse in almost a year and a half takes place. the moon will start to pass between the sun and the earth just after 10 o'clock, and is expected to peak at around 11 o'clock. we are joined now by the astronomer anna gammon—ross. thank you so much forjoining as today. this is exciting, isn't it? we must state you cannot look at this through normal sunglasses, can you? do not

temperatures today ranging from eight in lerwick to 22 in st helier.d the band of rain there will be a fair bit of cloud which should then and break across northern ireland, wales, into the west midlands and southern england as we go through the day. we can see already what is waiting in the wings. thursday's temperatures, ten in the north, 19 towards the south. on friday, here comes the next batch of rain that we just, all connected with this area of low pressure, and its attendant fronts, the isobar telling their own story, it will be a breezy day. we say goodbye to the showers in the north and then we seek showers in southern areas with gusty winds around them. quite a bit of cloud around but in between some sunny breaks, and temperatures ranging from 11 in the north to 19 in the south. even on friday the ten which is above average. there we can still looking unsettled. —— the weekend is looking unsettled. i know some people who are looking at that got very closely! time to catch up with the rickshaw team now, who are on day three of their relay cha

the average temperature is ten in lerwick to about 15 in the far south—east but for the next few daysspells or bright spells at worst with a few showers — bright spells at worst with a few showers. rain doesn't get into the far north _ showers. rain doesn't get into the far north of— showers. rain doesn't get into the far north of scotland until the afternoon and you see the black circles _ afternoon and you see the black circles representing the strength of the gusts. — circles representing the strength of the gusts, so blustery and windy in the gusts, so blustery and windy in the outer— the gusts, so blustery and windy in the outer hebrides and you could have gusts up to gale force through the course — have gusts up to gale force through the course of the day and temperatures, we are looking at 13 to 20 _ temperatures, we are looking at 13 to 20 degrees. as we head through the evening and overnight we say goodbye — the evening and overnight we say goodbye to the first band of rain and then— goodbye to the first band of rain and then the second one comes in from _ and then the second