there is the heavy rain from lincolnshire into east anglia, which could cause further issues.a few showers, particularly towards the midlands. it turns windier as well as this sedentary low develops in the south—east, windy for central and southern england and wales. given the sunshine in the south—west we should see 16 or 17 degrees. feeling cooler where you have the strong wind across the east coast. dry for a while tonight. then the next frontal system pushes into western areas and the rain will be quite heavy but also strong winds, severe gales across the north—west of scotland. tied in with this area of scotland. tied in with this area of low pressure you can see tiny packed isobars, the reason for the gales and the severe gales. the weather front slowly pushing its way east. it will tend to weaken and fragment as it reaches much of england and wales but it is still going to bring a cloudy and damp day. white breezy. the heaviest rain further north. into the afternoon sky is brighton. —— brighton opera. further south, a blustery 00:28:35,1000 --> 00:28:36,658 day. tempera

tending to slide away towards lincolnshire, east lincolnshire and the south—east.ern ireland and western scotland, where they could be heavy and thundery and accompanied by gusty winds. temperatures 12—15. this is where things have changed, though. we have the low pressure bringing windy weather across northern parts of the uk on friday. the weather front is approaching from the south—west, but whilst at one stage it looked like we were going to get into some of this warmer air, we will stay in the cooler air because the position of the rain has changed. we are developing an area of low pressure and the low pressure in northern scotla nd and the low pressure in northern scotland brings gales for a while but further south, the cloud thickens, we get rain in england and wales come up towards the borders into northern ireland, into the cold air. temperatures only 8 degrees in belfast and newcastle. my order in southern parts of england where it is not quite so wet but it will be windy later on in the day. 0vernight, the winds will probably ease as you can see, we're l

heavy rain in lincolnshire and down into east anglia which could cause further issues.est of england some good spells of sunshine but a few showers in the midlands. it starts to turn windy as well as this develops in the south—east for southern inland and wales. but in the sunshine we should see highs of 17 in the south—west. generally the low to mid teens further north. feeling cooler where you have that strong wind on the east coast. dry for a while tonight on the ridge of high pressure but then it frontal system pushes in in western areas and the rain will be quite heavy and also strong winds and severe gales across the north—west of scotland. tied in with this area of low pressure you can see tightly packed isobars which is the reason for the gales and severe gales. that weather front slowly pushes its way eastward. it will weaken and fragment as it reaches much england and wales but will still bring a rather cloudy and damp day, quite breezy as well. the heaviest rain further north. the scuds brighten up into the afternoon but it stays very windy with gusts of a0 t

the heaviest of the rain will become confined towards lincolnshire and east anglia.s on the road. the culprit is this weather front, which has been pretty stationary across the eastern side of the uk. gradually fizzling out now across parts of scotland, though the rain is turning light. we will start to see some holes appearing on that as we head into the afternoon. a fine day for northern ireland. a few heavy showers which will develop towards the south east, bright colours there. rain in lincolnshire and east anglia which could cause some issues for the next few hours. quite windy as well up and down the east coast. the winds will pick up through the afternoon across central and southern england, and through wells. given the sunshine we will make 16 to 17 degrees in the south, low to mid teens further north. the showers and the rain peter out this evening. mist and fog patches developing. very brief, this drier lull, because the next frontal system brings a spell of wet and very windy weather. severe gales developing across the north—west of scotland. 60 to 70 mph.

it looks like lincolnshire and east anglia are bearing the brunt of most of the heavy rain which couldding to some travel disruptions. stay tuned to the forecast and the bbc local radio. this is front is the culprits. it has been almost stationary running cloud and rain through the afternoon. it will pull away from scotland and turn a little bit drier there. a few showers across the west. showery burst and windy in the northern isles. northern ireland and into much of wales and the south—west of england dry with some sunshine. a few showers further east and the odd heavy thundery one and it stays wet therefore norfolk and suffolk, perhaps into lincolnshire as well. the risk of minor flooding continues. it will also turn quite windy, not just across continues. it will also turn quite windy, notjust across the east coast but parts of wales with gusts of up to a0 miles an hour early afternoon but it shouldn't feel too bad in the sunshine. the showers in the rain began to ease away from central and eastern england. it turns a drive for a time but the next weather system is hot on its heels

stewart fish, lincolnshire firefighter, died from blood cancer at the age of 60.st a handful of the many firefighters battling cancer. and for some, the treatment is taking its toll. michael copplestone, 15/09/66. yeah, this is the bit where you have to stay still for four hours. and they're just draining the chemo into you, and that's just poisoning you, basically. mitch copplestone is a retired firefighter. he's got two forms of leukemia, and he's in need of a bone marrow transplant. yesterday, he started chemotherapy, and today he's having even more treatment. i'm low, and this is my third cycle. so this is my third month that i'll spend in bart's hospital. with a long way to go. i think about the bad side, you can't not think of it. the bad side is that i won't be around. the bad side will be that i won't quite make it to as old as i should have been. you just think, "don't let it be me." cancer in the fire service is indiscriminate. it is young people, middle—aged people, older people that are catching it. and mitch isn't alone, gerald hollingsworth worked as

particularly lincolnshire and down towards east anglia. disruption, so bear that in mind if you are heading out. this is the culprit, almost stationary. starting to ease down from scotland as we head through the afternoon, so they will be some more dry weather but some showers towards the west and east. a breeze into the northern isles. fine the further west you are but there will be showers across northern england, the midlands and the south—east. they could be heavy and thundery. into lincolnshire as well, as the rain continues to hang about. also, the wind will pick up not just across the east and about. also, the wind will pick up notjust across the east and even in towards wales. gusts through the afternoon. about 17 degrees. the rain and showers ease down this evening for the first part of the night. it is drierfor a while evening for the first part of the night. it is drier for a while with a few mist and fog patches but then next system moves in from the west bringing with it heavy rain and winds. gail is due to severe gales across

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the uk early in the morning, so you're most likely to catch the rainfall say from east anglia, lincolnshireland early in the morning, and then it's out of the way in the afternoon. you can see it's clear, some very pleasant conditions on the way. a little on the nippy side in scotland and northern ireland, around 13 degrees, but the winds will be light, so i think not a bad day overall. and with the fine end to wednesday on the way as well. now, here's thursday's weather map, so the big low pressure i showed you from earlier on edging closer. starting to roll into ireland, a lot of isobars there, and the wind will be strong as well. early on wednesday, there will be a lot of sunshine around, particularly across central and eastern areas, but particularly out towards the west, the winds will strengthen, the showers will rattle in. some of them will be heavy, so steady with the brolly. also hail and thunder is a possibility as well, so it will feel chilly, particularly across the western areas where the wind will strengthen. winds will then get stronger as we had through friday. the low press

so, anywhere from london through into lincolnshire and eastern parts of scotland, there will be someget to wednesday afternoon, you can see the weather's much better again, and the sun's out. so midweek, in the afternoon, there will be some sunshine. 16 in london, but cooler there in glasgow, around 12 degrees. and on thursday, we start to see a change. this area of low pressure is expected to roll in off the atlantic. it's quite a large area of low pressure. it's also quite slow—moving, so that means, once it starts moving in, it'lljust roll and roll all the way through the rest of the week, and into the weekend as well. so on thursday, we're expecting increasing winds and heavy, frequent showers across western parts of the uk. but on thursday still, across some central and eastern areas, the weather should be mostly bright. and then, by the time we get to friday and the weekend, that low pressure's parked over the uk. strong winds in the west and the south, frequent showers, but sunshine too. bye— bye. good morning — welcome to breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. 0ur hea

the uk early in the morning so you're most likely to catch the rainfall say from east anglia, lincolnshirehe way in the afternoon. you can see it's clear with pleasant conditions on the way. a little on the nippy side in scotland and northern ireland, around 13 degrees, but the winds will be light so not a bad day overall. and with the fine end to wednesday on the way as well. this is thursday's weather map so the low pressure i showed you from earlier on, edging closer. starting to roll into ireland and the wind will be strong as well. early on wednesday there will be a lot of sunshine around, particularly across central and eastern areas but quickly out towards the west, the winds will strengthen and the showers will rattle in, some will be heavy so steady with the brolly. also hail and thunder is a possibility as well so it will feel chillier articularly across the western areas where the wind will strengthen. winds will then get stronger as we had through friday. the low pressure here has not moved a lot. with the showers churning around it, the overall weather pattern will not change.

so anywhere from london through into lincolnshire and eastern parts of scotland, there will be some rainon you can see the wet comic weather is much better again, and the sun is out. so mid week, in the afternoon, there will be some sunshine. 16 in london but cooler there in glasgow, around 12 degrees. and on thursday we start to see a change. this area of low pressure is expected to roll in off the atlantic. it is quite a large area of low pressure. it is also quite slow—moving, so that means onceit quite slow—moving, so that means once it starts moving in, it will just roll and roll all the way through the rest of the week and into the weekend as well. so on thursday we are expecting increasing winds and heavy, frequent showers across western parts of the uk. on thursday, still, across some central and eastern areas, the weather should be mostly bright. and then by the time we get to friday on the weekend, that low pressure is parked over the uk. strong winds in the west in the south, frequent showers, but sunshine as well. goodbye. it's nice welcome to bbc news — i'm mike embley. our

lincolnshire has had a bad yearfor flooding.r coming through the breach in the river steeping. they had a month's rain in 48 hours. it is interesting about today is that every farmer has said this morning that this isn't —— any farmer has said it isn't about blame or neglect, it is about a change in the climate. you do hear that story now or that opinion very often. if it has not happened to you you cannot imagine how you must feel to see your property and all your belongings ruined. positions, many things irreplaceable, like photos, it is very heartbreaking. when i was down there, you will remember in june, everybody welcome does even though the last thing they probably wa nted though the last thing they probably wanted to see was television crews and cameras. people like you said we re and cameras. people like you said were upbeat and positive. it is amazing. it is. the other thing, we all think it will sort itself when it dries out, there is the smell, the damage done, it was unafraid to. we had the floods here in 2009, 2007

wednesday morning, you can see the weather front exiting the uk so that means that across south—east, lincolnshireve cloud and rain but that i'm getting the afternoon the sun should be back out again. another fairly decent afternoon on the way mid week with temperatures hovering around ia—isdc. after that low pressure is rolling in our direction, starting here, finishes away out there and the atlantic, very slow—moving. a lot of showers, a bit of wind, slow—moving, it will carry its weather to thursday, friday, saturday and quite possibly sunday as well. the outlook is looking very changeable, blustery at times, showers, low pressure moving across the uk. temperatures in some areas are no higher than around 11 or 12 celsius. i think certainly some proper auto bellwether on the way towards the end of the week. and also through the weekend. that's it from the. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: president trump says he will redeploy troops in syria after their withdrawal sparked rising tensions on the border with turkey. in the queen ‘s speech at the state opening of parliament, bills

and in lincolnshire and the south—east as well. a chilly start on sunday.y. despite the low is moving into the north sea, more cloud on the east coast. a northerly wind driving showers. a dry story, more sunshine around, particularly in sheltered southern and western areas and temperatures after that chilly start recovering 9-14d. that after that chilly start recovering 9—14d. that is on sunday. keep a close eye on the potential for light and patchy rain in the south—east on monday that the story is still high pressure building and doing nicely for the first few days of the working week. we need to keep an eye on that rain, potentially, in the south—east but elsewhere a dry story. we will have more fair weather cloud. top temperatures of nine to 16 degrees. as we move out of monday. this area of high pressure, i'm not used to saying that! it drifts to then a continent and allows weather systems to topple across the high and produce wetter weather into the far north. as we go through the week it will turn blustery and potentially some rain into the far north

so, anywhere from london through into lincolnshire and eastern parts of scotland, there will be some we get to wednesday afternoon, you can see the weather's much better again, and the sun's out. so midweek, in the afternoon, there will be some sunshine. 16 in london, but cooler there in glasgow, around 12 degrees. and on thursday, we start to see a change. this area of low pressure is expected to roll in off the atlantic. it's quite a large area of low pressure. it's also quite slow—moving, so that means, once it starts moving in, it'lljust roll and roll all the way through the rest of the week, and into the weekend as well. so on thursday, we're expecting increasing winds and heavy, frequent showers across western parts of the uk. but on thursday still, across some central and eastern areas, the weather should be mostly bright. and then, by the time we get to friday and the weekend, that low pressure‘s parked over the uk. strong winds in the west and the south, frequent showers, but sunshine too. bye— bye. this is bbc news. welcome if you are watching here in the uk, on pbs in amer

the rain lingers on through the morning from lincolnshire down towards east anglia.rain tends to peter out and it will leave a legacy of cloud and one or two showers but further west, it is brightening up. a few showers running into parts of northern england, the midlands but we will hold onto the cloud and outbreaks of rain across lincolnshire and in towards east anglia. temperatures around mid teens for most of us. and thenit around mid teens for most of us. and then it turns dry thanks to the ridge of high pressure. the next weather system will be waiting in the wings, pushing into western scotla nd the wings, pushing into western scotland and western wales and the south—west. vigorous area of low pressure will stay out towards the of the uk but we will see a real squeeze in the isobars as we had through tonight and into tomorrow morning. gales or even severe gales for a time. 60 or 70 mph across the west of the uk is the band of rain spreads eastwards. it might not be heavyin spreads eastwards. it might not be heavy in its persistence of what we saw last night an

particularly in rural parts of scotland and lincolnshire, in south—east england, we are going to seenough for some pockets of frost. so we start off on a chilly note. that low pressure sitting out in the north sea could feed a little more cloud along those east coasts and a few scattered showers. so here it could be cold and disappointing, but further south and west, away from the low, we should see the cloud breaking up, the sunshine coming through and highs peaking at 9—11; degrees. so that's the story on sunday. just need to draw your attention to what's happening across the near continent. this frontal system may well move towards the essex and kent coast, overnights sunday into monday, and produce some wet weather, but the high pressure is building in from the atlantic, so that is the dominant force to the weather story on monday, as you can see. largely fine and dry but we will need to keep a close eye on events down into the south—east. that could be a little bit of a fly in the ointment. generally speaking though, highs are likely to peek, again, at 9—11; degrees. now, as we

peter has more on the that story in lincolnshire at 6.30 on look north.h voted out in the referendum. so, how do people here feel about their local mps being ordered to vote against the brexit deal tomorrow? i think that labour ought to go with the deal, it is time it was sorted out. after three years it has dragged on and dragged on. i voted to leave. so you would want your mp to vote for this deal? probably, yeah. but he has been told not to? i know! what do you think of that? i don't know, it is theirjob to do it, i am so undecided, i am up in the air with it all. i think they should vote to leave because the country voted to leave. simple as that? simple as that. dave and i voted differently on the brexit thing and it is the only thing that we would argue about so we try not to talk about it too much. which is why you didn‘t want to talk to me when i stopped you! most people here think there is nothing difficult about the conundrum facing mps tomorrow. people of barnsley voted to leave, 68%, simple. you would be very happy if you see your labour mp de

turning to slide away towards lincolnshire, east anglia in the southeast, elsewhere brightening up somees 12 to 15 degrees. this is where things have changed though, we have the low pressure bringing in windy weather across northern parts of the uk on friday and the weather front is approaching from the southwest. but while at one stage it looks like we're going to get into some warmer air, we are going to stay in the cooler air because the position of the rain has changed, along the weather front with developing a level of low pressure. the low pressure in northern scotland bring gales for a while but further south, the cloud they can see spilling into england and wales, up towards the borders northern ireland, into the cold air. temperatures on the 80 degrees in belfast and newcastle, across southern parts of england where it is not quite so wet, but it will be windy later on in the day. 0vernight, those winds will turn ease and which are left with is the weather front stuck with england and wales, thick cloud and outbreaks of rain and i will continue into saturday and with the heavie

and the heaviest and most persistent rain will be down those eastern counties towards lincolnshire andth—east, but don't let your guard down. some of that rain may return later on. west of that, a blustery day. the strongest winds to the south—west and south wales. a few showers drifting through western scotland, north—west england, north wales, and the midlands throughout. but here, generally a lot more in the way of drier and brighter weather compared with what we saw on saturday. a bright day towards the north east. but the north east to the south west, their windy conditions. and temperatures at the levels they should be for the time of year. they will feel cooler down those eastern coast with the wind off the sea. still some rain for a time as we go into sunday evening across central and eastern parts. that will fade away. drier with some mist and fog forming. and then, later in the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west. that will lift temperatures up into the start of monday morning rush hour. a little bit cooler, but at least drier to the east of the count

word, it really was, wasn‘t just parts of worked, my word, it really was, wasn‘tjust parts of lincolnshire indeed. will it stay that way? i suspect not. this is the way monday shaping up, that same weather front is going to come back to the south—eastern quarter, right from the word go. the other area of cloud i was talking about, the area of low pressure bringing this amount of rain through cornwall, pembrokeshire, and come the afternoon northern ireland and on towards the western side of scotland. just not quite sure whether the wave in front, very difficult to forecast just how far north and west this rain is going to come. could be a sliver in between the two systems, certainly northern eastern parts of scotland should get away with a half decent sort of day. that wave and the weather front through monday night, first part of tuesday will bring a lot of rain to the extent that the met office already have a weather warning out there, rain in central eastern parts of england. come the day on tuesday, england and wales, you have got to plan for the outdoors, well this is the day for you,

of the uk early in the morning so you are most likely to catch the rainfall from east anglia, lincolnshiret is out of the way in the afternoon. you can see it's clear with pleasant conditions on the way. a little on the nippy side in scotland and northern ireland, around 13 degrees, but the winds will be light so not a bad day overall. with the fine and to wednesday on the way. this is thursday ‘s weather map with the low pressure from earlier edging closer. starting to roll into ireland and the wind will be strong as well. early on wednesday there will be a lot of sunshine around, particularly across central and eastern areas but quickly out towards the west, the winds will strengthen and the showers will rattle in. some will be heavy so steady with the umbrella. thunder is a possibility as well so it will feel chillier particularly across the west where the wind will strengthen. winds will then get stronger as we had through friday. the low pressure here has not moved a lot. with the showers turning around at the overall weather pattern will not change. again, showers are expected, frequ

some cloud spilling into the midlands and lincolnshire.y in scotland. it will turn wetter later in western scotland and northern ireland. that front that is bringing that rain and it will move into england and wales and near the other front bringing showers from the south east. wetter in england and wails over night. —— england and wales ore night. that will allow brighter skies to come in from the west with showers and some heavy showers in northern ireland and western scotland and some strong and gusty winds here as well. the temperatures similar to today, and very similar to what we are expecting tomorrow. 12 to 15 degrees. there was the expectation we could get some warmer air by the end of week. that looks less likely, because this rain is in a different place. along that front we are developing an area of low pressure which slows the rain and pushes it into england and wales. still low pressure to the north of scotland and windy in the morning. clouding overin and windy in the morning. clouding over in many areas. rain coming in from

the rain will be indeterminate in just how far north it's going to get, it could get up to lincolnshireing you, could be over towards birmingham. what is a little bit more certain is that that second area of low pressure, with its fronts, will spread cloud and rain towards cornwall, into the western side of wales, and certainly into northern ireland — it could be quite wet here. eventually, up into the western side of scotland. if you get it, you keep it, because there isn't an awful lot of wind at this stage. temperatures about par for the time of year, some dry weather across north and eastern scotland, the north of england, for a time. watch out overnight because that rain really ramps up, met office warning already in force for the intensity of that rain. but into the body of tuesday, it moves out for the most part into the north sea, save for the north—eastern quarter of scotland, wet here again. tuesday, a pretty decent sort of day, but it crumbles towards the end of the day as another set of atlantic fronts bring more cloud and wind and rain back in towards northern ireland. it's

so, anywhere from london through into lincolnshire and eastern parts of scotland, there will be someweather's much better again, and the sun's out. so midweek, in the afternoon, there will be some sunshine. 16 in london, but cooler there in glasgow, around 12 degrees. and on thursday, we start to see a change. this area of low pressure is expected to roll in off the atlantic. it's quite a large area of low pressure. it's also quite slow—moving, so that means, once it starts moving in, it'lljust roll and roll all the way through the rest of the week, and into the weekend as well. so on thursday, we're expecting increasing winds and heavy, frequent showers across western parts of the uk. but on thursday still, across some central and eastern areas, the weather should be mostly bright. and then, by the time we get to friday and the weekend, that low pressure‘s parked over the uk. strong winds in the west and the south, frequent showers, but sunshine too. bye— bye. this is the briefing, i'm sally bundock. our top story: as the war in syria appears to enter a dangerous new phase, the us t

wednesday morning morning it is looking wet across eastern areas are anywhere from london through to lincolnshire will be some ( around the parts of scotland there will be some (around the time we get to wednesday afternoon because you opens much better on the size out so mid week in the afternoon there will be some sunshine, 60 in london but cooler than glasgow. 0n be some sunshine, 60 in london but cooler than glasgow. on thursday was subsea a change, this area of the pressures expected to roll and of the atlantic, quite a large area of low pressure, is quite slow—moving but once it starts moving in, it will roll and roll all the way through the rest of the week and into the weekend as well. so there's ever expecting increasing wins and heavy, frequent showers across western parts of the uk but on thursday still across some central and eastern areas, the weather should be mostly bright by that only get your friday and weekend up the pressure is part of the uk, strong winds in the west and south, frequent showers for sunshine, too. goodbye. cbe i'm lewis vaughan jones with bbc world news. our to

of the uk early in the morning so you are most likely to catch the rainfall from east anglia, lincolnshireing and then it is out of the way in the afternoon. and it is clear with pleasant conditions on the way. and then scotland and northern ireland, around 13 degrees but the wind will be light so not a bad day overall. with the fine and to wednesday on the way. this is thursday ‘s weather map with the low pressure from earlier edging closer. starting to roll into ireland and the wind will be strong as well. early on wednesday there will be a lot of sunshine around, particularly across central and eastern areas but quickly out towards the west wind will strengthen and the showers will rattle in. some will be heavy so steady with the umbrella. helen thunder is a possibility as well so it will feel chillier particularly across the west where the wind will strengthen. wind will then get stronger as we had through friday. the low pressure here has not moved a lot. with the showers turning around at the overall weather pattern will not change. showers are expected, frequent across western and s

so, anywhere from london through into lincolnshire and eastern parts of scotland, there will be somehe sun is out. so midweek, in the afternoon, there will be some sunshine. 16 in london, but cooler there in glasgow, around 12 degrees. and on thursday, we start to see a change. this area of low pressure is expected to roll in off the atlantic. it's quite a large area of low pressure. it's also quite slow—moving, so that means, once it starts moving in, it'lljust roll and roll all the way through the rest of the week, and into the weekend as well. so on thursday, we're expecting increasing winds and heavy, frequent showers across western parts of the uk. but on thursday still, across some central and eastern areas, the weather should be mostly bright. and then, by the time we get to friday and the weekend, that low pressure's parked over the uk. strong winds in the west and the south, frequent showers, but sunshine too. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: the us has sanctioned two turkish ministries and three senior government officials in response to the country's military off

and the heaviest and most persistent rain will be down those eastern counties towards lincolnshire andour guard down. some of that rain may return later on. west of that, a blustery day. the strongest winds to the south—west and south wales. a few showers drifting through western scotland, north—west england, north wales, and the midlands throughout. but here, generally a lot more in the way of drier and brighter weather compared with what we saw on saturday. a bright day towards the north east. but the north east to the south west, there windy conditions. and temperatures at the levels they should be for the time of year. they will feel cooler down those eastern coasts with the wind off the sea. still some rain for a time as we go into sunday evening across central and eastern parts. that will fade away. drier with some mist and fog forming. and then, later in the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west. that will lift temperatures up into the start of monday morning rush hour. a little bit cooler, but at least drier to the east of the country. as we start monday,

particularly in rural parts of scotland and lincolnshire, in south—east england, we are going to see on a chilly note. that low pressure sitting out in the north sea could feed a little more cloud along those east coasts and a few scattered showers. so here it could be cold and disappointing, but further south and west, away from the low, we should see the cloud breaking up, the sunshine coming through and highs peaking at 9—111 degrees. so that's the story on sunday. just need to draw your attention to what's happening across the near continent. this frontal system may well move towards the essex and kent coast, overnights sunday into monday, and produce some wet weather, but the high pressure is building in from the atlantic, so that is the dominant force to the weather story on monday, as you can see. largely fine and dry but we will need to keep a close eye on events down into the south—east. that could be a little bit of a fly in the ointment. generally speaking though, highs are likely to peek, again, at 9—111 degrees. now, as we move out of monday into tuesday, that area of hi

the rain will be indeterminate in just how far north it's going to get, it could get up to lincolnshirehowing you, could be over towards birmingham. what is a little bit more certain is that that second area of low pressure, with its fronts, will spread cloud and rain towards cornwall, into the western side of wales, and certainly into northern ireland — it could be quite wet here. eventually, up into the western side of scotland. if you get it, you keep it, because that isn't an awful lot of wind at this stage. temperatures about par for the time of year, some dry weather across north and eastern scotland, the north of england, for a time. watch out overnight because that rain really ramps up, met office warning already in force for the intensity of that rain. but into the body of tuesday, it moves out for the most part into the north sea, save for the north—eastern quarter of scotland, wet here again. tuesday, a pretty decent sort of day, but it crumbles towards the end of the day as another set of atlantic fronts bring more cloud and wind and rain back in towards northern ireland. it

is yorkshire, lincolnshire, parts of the is towards east breezy around those is then closed and particularly damp across much of western england to finish the day. that will clear as we going to sunday night, it could turn misty in places but another batch of weather fronts set to push in as we go through into monday. monday itself could start off dry and bright for commuter crust easternmost counties, but outbreaks of rain push that eastwards. not quite as much rain as we will see tonight, one or two spots not seeing much at all. in the west, after a wet start, brightening up west, after a wet start, brightening upfor west, after a wet start, brightening up for many, but it could be a windy start. winds may be up to 60 miles an hour in the north—west. just looking at the position of the jet strea m looking at the position of the jet stream wriggling across the atlantic, always never too far away from us. with each subsequent dip we see another area of low pressure. looking at city forecasts from around the nation, so is there is a lwa ys around the nation, so is there is always likely to be

particularly in rural parts of scotland and lincolnshire, in south—east england, we are going to see pockets of frost. so we start off on a chilly note. that low pressure sitting out in the north sea could feed a little more cloud along those east coasts and a few scattered showers. so here it could be cold and disappointing, but further south and west, away from the low, we should see the cloud breaking up, the sunshine coming through and highs peaking at 9—11; degrees. so that's the story on sunday. just need to draw your attention to what's happening across the near continent. this frontal system may well move towards the essex and kent coast, overnights sunday into monday, and produce some wet weather, but the high pressure is building in from the atlantic, so that is the dominant force to the weather story on monday, as you can see. largely fine and dry but we will need to keep a close eye on events down into the south—east. that could be a little bit of a fly in the ointment. generally speaking though, highs are likely to peek, again, at 9—11; degrees. now, as we move out of mo

that means wednesday morning it is looking wet across decent areas so any of it from london to lincolnshire time we get to this afternoon the wind —— weather is much better the sons are so mid week in the afternoon there will be sunshine, 16 in london and cooler in glasgow around 12 degrees. 0n thursday that we start to see a change. this area of the pressure is expected to roll and of the atlantic, quite a large area of the pressure, it's also quite slow—moving so that means lots of the pressure, it's also quite slow—moving so that ms watson starts moving in, it was roll and roll to the rest of the week and due to the weekend as office so others are expecting increasing wins and heavy frequent showers across western parts of the uk but on thursday still across some central and eastern areas the weather should be mostly bright. by the time negative friday at the weekend that the pressures we re friday at the weekend that the pressures were pa rt friday at the weekend that the pressures were part of the uk, strong winds in the west and south, frequent showers but sunshine too. goodbye. welco

that means wednesday morning it is looking wet across eastern areas so any of london through to lincolnshiree midweek in the afternoon there was sunshine, 60 in london but cooler in glasgow around 12 progresses up and on thursday reside to see a change. this area of low pressure is expected to roll in of their flat deck, it‘s quite a large area of low pressure, is also quite so moving so wa nted pressure, is also quite so moving so wanted side moving it will roll and roll all the way through the rest of the week and into the weekenders. summer expecting in question when an heavy frequent gels across western parts of the uk but on thursday still across some central and eastern areas the weather should be mostly bright and by the town begets a friday the weekend but the pressure is parked over the uk, strong winds in the west and the south, frequent jealous strong winds in the west and the south, frequentjealous but subtractive. goodbye. you are watching bbc world news. our top story: the us vice president says donald trump has asked the turkish leader for an immediate ceasefire in syria. mr t

some of the heavy rain over east locklear and lincolnshire. maybe some thunder.and especially windy. many western areas having a better day than today. temperatures fairly similarto day than today. temperatures fairly similar to today, 12—17. still damp across eastern counties to finish the day. the rain clearing as we go into sunday, turning misty in places. more weather fronts into sunday, turning misty in places. more weatherfronts pushing its way in around the area of low pressure as we go into monday. monday may start dry and bright. 0utbreaks monday may start dry and bright. outbreaks of rain pushing north and east. not so much rain. the rain fragmenting as it moves east. in the west after a bright start, brightening up for many but it will be windy, winds touching 50 or 60. the changeable pattern persisting, look at the jet stream, never far away from us. each dip we see another area of low pressure. always likely to be rain at times and gusty wind too. the mother of british teenager harry dunn who died in a crash involving the wife of a us diplomat says t

and the heaviest and most persistent rain will be down those eastern counties towards lincolnshire and for the east midlands and the south—east, but don't let your guard down. some of that rain may return later on. west of that, a blustery day. the strongest winds to the south—west and south wales. a few showers drifting through western scotland, north—west england, north wales, and the midlands throughout. but here, generally a lot more in the way of drier and brighter weather compared with what we saw on saturday. a bright day towards the north east. but the north east and the south west, there windy conditions. and temperatures at the levels they should be for the time of year. they will feel cooler down those eastern coasts with the wind off the sea. still some rain for a time as we go into sunday evening across central and eastern parts. that will fade away. drier with some mist and fog forming. and then, later in the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west. that will lift temperatures up into the start of monday morning rush hour. a little bit cooler, but at

and the heaviest, most persistent rain towards east anglia and lincolnshire.a blustery day, a few showers drifting through north—west england, north—west wales and the midlands. generally, a lot more in the way of dry and brighter weather compared to what we saw on saturday. right towards the north—east, but in the south—west, the windiest conditions. temperatures at levels they should be for this time of year. still some rainfora time be for this time of year. still some rain for a time as we going to sunday evening across central and eastern parts, that will fade away. dry with the mist and fog forming, than for much of the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west. that will lift temperatures back into the start of the monday morning rush—hour, at straight towards the east of the country. as we start monday, this is the chart. a big low pressure area south of iceland, doesn't look great, does it? strong gale force winds, they could become severe gale force in the north—west of scotland. 0utbreaks heavy force in the north—west of scotland.

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this bank of cloud is close to the southern quarter, this will come up towards the midlands and lincolnshirecloud coming up the western side of the british isles, so i hope you make the most of the drier weather in northern ireland for the next couple of days, because it will probably not last until monday. lots going on, a deal of uncertainty, 00:29:25,157 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 i'll see you later. this is bbc news. the headlines at three. cheering. a moment of sporting history — kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge becomes the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. i am the happiest man to run under two hours, to inspire many people, to tell people no man is limited, you can do it. translation: my stomach was in knots, but now i'm feeling better, i am very happy that eliud has broken this record. there's been fierce fighting in north—eastern syria, as turkish military continue their offensive against kurdish forces. typhoon hagibis makes landfall near tokyo, amid severe flooding and landslide warnings — it's the biggest storm

it wasn't just parts of lincolnshire. you see the rain was really quite extensive.s of scotland faring very nicely indeed. will it stay that way? i suspect not. this is the way that monday is shaping up. same wriggling weather front is going to come back at the south—eastern quarter of the british isles right from the word go on monday. but that other area of cloud i was talking about, is that area of low pressure bringing this amount of rain through cornwall, to pembrokeshire and uncertainly come the afternoon towards northern ireland and on to the western side of scotland. just not quite sure with a waving front, very difficult to forecast just how far north and west this rain is going to come, but there could be a sliver in between those two systems and certainly the northern and eastern parts of scotland, you should get away with a half decent sort of day. that wave and the weather front through monday night, first part of tuesday will bring a lot of rain to the extent that the met office already have a weather warning out about the intensity of rain central and

some of the pennines, fairly wet but some of the heaviest rain will be across east yorkshire, lincolnshireest england. a few showers for western scotland, but many western areas having a better day than today. temperatures fairly similar to today. still damp across eastern counties of england. that will clear on sunday night, turning misty in places. another batch of weather fronts set to move into the area of low pressure on monday. 0n fronts set to move into the area of low pressure on monday. on monday, could start of dry and bright but outbreaks of rain push northwards and eastwards. not as much rain as overnight, the rain fragmenting. in the west, brightening up for many but it will be a windy day. this changeable pattern will persist into next week. each subsequent dip we see another area of low pressure. a quick look at some city forecasts show there is always likely to be rain at times and gusty winds too. this is bbc world news today. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories. the us secretary of state dismisses the latest attempts by the democrats to push forward their impeachment