louise lear has the focus.oing to close out the month of november as we began, with a low pressure never far away. over the next couple of days the rain chiefly across england and wales although not exclusively. please tune in to your bbc local radio stations for disruption. this mass of cloud is pushing into the south—west. that will arrive later this evening. we have bands of showery rain ahead of it that will drift steadily north. there is that low moving in for dawn on tuesday. with the cloud it will stay incredibly mild for this time of year, overnight lows of eight to 10 degrees. tuesday morning, we start with that low pressure pushing steadily northwards. plenty of isobars are rather low, wooden is very much a feature. gusts in excess of 55 miles an hour first thing on exposed coast. the rain heavy as it moves through cornwall, channel coast and southern wales. by the middle part of the morning it will be heading towards northern ireland, across north—west england, the midlands and east anglia. eventuall

and louise lear has the weather. it of a mess out there today, a lot of cloud around, the best of any such iron is across scotland. it is colder here. —— the best of any sunshine. i will have all the details coming up later. thanks, louise. also coming up, we'll report from bristol, the city that could become the first place in the uk to ban privately owned diesel vehicles from its centre in an attempt to cut pollution. hello, this is afternoon live. i and simon mccoy. the liberal democrats have launched their campaign for next month's general election, saying it is the only party standing up to stop brexit and that doing so would bring the country a £50 billion remain bonus over five years, which could be spent on public services. meanwhile, jeremy corbyn, speaking in essex, said labour would get brexit done in six months promising to secure a better deal with the eu and put it to the public in another referendum next year. the conservatives insist they are the party to deliver brexit and that the uk will leave by ja

let's get the weather now with louise lear. frost and fog was an issue this morning as most of the country was under an influence of high pressure. that said, this weather front is drifting into the near continent and bringing some cloud and rain across the far south—west, so here, not quite as cold, but on the pc side with rain at times. elsewhere the fog lifts, it is dry, settled and sony into the afternoon, with just a few isolated showers across the north and east coast, temperature struggling to up to 8 degrees, quite widely, with the exception of the far south—west. that light and patchy rain drifts off to france through the night, mona of a breeze preventing frost and fog here, but further north, again, under those clearer skies, the temperatures are likely to fall. the first day of december tomorrow, looks likely to stay quiet with some winter sunshine, after a frosty start for any. largely dry, temperature still struggling, the top temperature on sunday afternoon, between three and 8 degrees. hello, this is bbc news. t

now it's time for the weather with louise lear it looks likely we are going to close out the month ofde but indications as we start the beginning of december, something brighter, bolder and more seasonal is expected. before that, wet and windy weather in from the south—west with gusts of wind in excess of 40-50 with gusts of wind in excess of 40—50 miles per hour. northwards into northern ireland, packing itself across scottish bodice and then behind another spell of wet weather. —— scottish borders. top temperatures still staying on the mild side. double digit widely across the country. that low pressure is going to drift eastwards steadily and we are still going to see the 20 of tightly packed isobars under the southern flank of that low. gusty winds for a time and some persistent rain here. at the same time, across eastern england, the scottish border, more wet weather and this could have an impact. you will need to keep abreast of the forecasts over the next few days. 9— 12 degrees on wednesday. as we move out other wednesday, the low pressure drifting into the continent. the wind

here's louise lear.ot of rain. for the next couple of days the heaviest rain across england and wales, not exclusively but the potential for some localised flooding. this is the story at the moment, a lot of cloud around and showers drifting steadily northwards. the best of the brightness so far has been to the north—west. that's not going to last as the rain pushes north. some of them could be headed towards the end of the afternoon in the south—west. it is mild out there, 9—13. it looks likely that will continue for another couple of days. through the evening, the showers moving north, we keep a blanket of cloud across the country and then another area of low pressure moving in from the south—west. with the cloud around, and incredibly mild night, 8—10. we need to draw your attention to this area of low pressure, the remnants of storm sebastien. it's got a bit more intensity, bringing some rain, some of bit heavy for a

here's louise lear. it's been decent weather for the armistice day commemorations.coming this week. low pressure is what's coming this week. low pressure is never what's coming this week. low pressure is never too far away i'm afraid and it stays pretty cold as well so we will see a real rash of showers with one area of low pressure moving off to the north sea only to be replaced in the middle of the week by another area of low pressure so if you have outdoor plans it's worth bearing in mind, keep abreast of the forecast because we will continue to see rain and as it stays cold it means with elevation we will see snow on higher ground as well. the story so far today, overnight rain moving off to the near continent and this shower clout to the far north—west, where most showers are. it means a sheltered south and eastern areas are not too bad, as you can see from this lovely weather watcher picture sentin this lovely weather watcher picture sent in across east sussex, a beautiful afternoon. but if you dodge the showers it is still on the chilly side. showers widespre

now it's time for the weather with louise lear.unday and monday, we had a brief lull in proceedings for the remembrance services and had some sunny spells but it was on the chilly side. it's not just the uk but it was on the chilly side. it's notjust the uk that is called for the time of year. some of the cold air is pushing all the way into north—west europe and the parts of northern scandinavia, we are seeing temperatures well below where they should be for the time of year. low pressure a cross should be for the time of year. low pressure across the uk, still a dominant feature. and still on the chilly side. this is our outlook if you haven't already guessed it. because it's cold, and with elevation, we will see snow. tuesday, low pressure and weather fronts spiralling around that low. we start off with more frequent widespread showers through scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and wales and some of these will drift that little bit further south. light winds on tuesday meaning if you catch a shower, some of them can

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.g but it is predominantly dry and it will be a quieter theme of weather for many. so and it will be a quieter theme of weatherfor many. so if and it will be a quieter theme of weather for many. so if we take a look at why, we have got this frontal system that is moving its way to scotland for much of the night. that still has to clear away but we have this brief ridge of high pressure dominating the story today before the next low rating in the wings to arrive a little later on. the arena sitting across the far north and east of scotland and will gradually drift northwards and ease away. elsewhere, we keep cloudy skies for much of the day, early morning hill fog slowly lifting but the cloud thick enough for the odd spot were two of drizzle. the wind direction is from a south easterly so it is a mild sauce, noticeably different feel to the weather in comparison to late, highest values ofa comparison to late, highest values of a 9—12d. through this evening we keep that cloud across engla

here's louise lear. it's bonfire night.but it could be better. these showers have been a real nuisance drifting in off the east coast, quite frequent at times and some of these in the far north where the cold air has been sitting making it feel quite raw at times. those showers will continue for the next few hours but we are confident they will start to fade away as the night progresses and with clearer skies, that will allow temperatures to tumble as well. eventually we will start to see if you shower is starting to ease away particularly in land as temperatures fall to low single figures in a few rural parts, perhaps just below freezing. a touch of frost likely and even some fog with those firework displays. a murky start first thing in the morning when the fog and frost will lift and a few showers along the coast, more frequent to the west. central and eastern areas should stay dry with some sunshine before the next frontal system pushes into south—west england, wales and northern ireland by the end of the day. it will b

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there.d wales. but also eventually to southern scotland as well. localised flooding could still be an issue. for the next few hours, some operates of showers, drifting their way steadily northwards and that's going to be replaced by another area of low pressure moving into the southwest which will bring a spell of wet and windy weather. mild start to tuesday morning, yes, but we could see gusts of winds in excess of 40-50 could see gusts of winds in excess of 40—50 mph quite widely. we will see another spell of wet weather pushing into the southeast as well. it stays pretty unsettled, it stays windy but it stays mild. highs of 9-14. as windy but it stays mild. highs of 9411. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday come and there is more wet weather to come, i'm afraid, but something a little quieter from thursday onwards. it's adam at westminster. it's chris at westminster. and laura at westminster. it's nice to be altogether. yeah. and we're going to celebrate this momentous moment by look

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.y under influence of high pressure. this weather front drifting is bringing cloud and rain across the five southwest. here it is not quite as cold, but on the breezy side. elsewhere, the fog will slowly lift and it is dry and settled in sunny into the afternoon. temperature struggling to 8 degrees with the exception of southwest. the light patchy rain will drift into france overnight. a bit more of a breeze preventing frost and fog here. under the clear skies, the temperatures are likely to fall. 0n the 1st of december, it looks slightly to have sunshine. temperatures are still going to struggle. type temperature sunday afternoon three to 8 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm geeta guru—murthy. the queen hails the bravery of passers—by on london bridge yesterday, as it's revealed the attacker they restrained before he was shot dead by police was a convicted terrorist. when we were all kicking him and holding him to the ground, the guy was just constantly screaming, "get off me! get off me!"

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with louise lear.the morning with dense fog in norfolk just up the road. quite a lot of cloud here quite clearly and we have had rain that has gradually drifted up had rain that has gradually drifted up into the northern isles and this cloud thickening up the drizzle in the midlands. a great and murky start. conditions are brightening up a little into the afternoon and temperatures peak at nine to 12 degrees. we are expecting rain to arrive through the night tonight and wet and windy weather will pushing through the south—west. it will drift its way steadily towards the north and east. it will be a mailbag across the country but for some, we will start off monday on a wet node. the rain pushes into northern ireland and stretches across wales and pushes through the midlands into the south—east corner. it moves its way steadily forward but the far north of scotland is likely to stay predominantly dry and again on the mild side. highs of nine to 13 degrees. here is dateline with carrie. hello and welcome

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening, everybody.he south—west, we will start more persistent rain from this area of low pressure. this will move in from the south—west of england. it will bring wet weather over the next few hours, heavy rain, gusty winds in excess of 50 miles an hour into tuesday morning. it will then gradually push the rain further north, sitting across northern ireland, southern scotland, and by the end of the afternoon we could see heavier rain pushing into south—east england. mild though for eve ryo ne south—east england. mild though for everyone with highs of 14 degrees. it looks as though we will see wet weather into wednesday but then from thursday onwards things get noticeably cooler. this is bbc news. the headlines... a lorry driver accused over the deaths of 39 migrants in essex has admitted conspiring to assist illegal immigration. vue cinemas defend their withdrawal of a gang film, after a brawl in birmingham, saying it followed 25 other ‘significant incidents‘ at other cinemas. disruption for students a

here's louise lear.his for many of their remembrance services through sunday and monday. it was relatively dry. for some, we have seen and monday. it was relatively dry. for some, we have seen some and monday. it was relatively dry. for some, we have seen some pretty u nsettled for some, we have seen some pretty unsettled weather as we have a low pressure driving the story at the moment and that is low is going to set over into the north sea and still produce some pretty intense outbreaks of rain at times, so for the next few days, unfortunately, further spells of rain around. there will be some hilts know because it is going to stay pretty cold too. this has been the story of the showers to the next two hours, mostly to scotland, northern ireland, some into north wales, one or twojust ireland, some into north wales, one or two just drifting across england and wales but into this evening and overnight, the showers are going to tend to fade away in a few spots and so temperatures will fall away as well. i

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there.e mild through the night, overnight lows of eight to 10 degrees. but that area of low pressure could be on the mac and issue in the south—west and it has the remnants of a tropical storm, sebastien, mixed up in it. that means it has a little bit more energy so a little bit more force as it brings that rain across the south—west and we will see gusts of wind, 40 to 50 miles an hour and met office warnings remain in force and the wet weather will continue to push its way northwards across northern ireland, northern england and moving its way across east anglia with a trail of more persistent rain arriving into the south—east little bit later on. by the end of the day, that rain will be parked across southern scotland and again, that could cause some issues as well. tuesday is a bit of a messy story. but again it stays mild, nine to 14 degrees the high. as we move into wednesday, that low pressure continues to push its way steadily eastwards and the fronts will continue to bring some rain