so for now, from me mandy baker, goodbye. hello there.as should be largely dry and we will see more in the way of sunshine than we did during tuesday. a feed of drier air in the mix from the near continent, around this area of high pressure. but, up to the north, it is all about this weather front, a weather front which will bring a slow—moving band of rain, heavy rain for a time, across southern and south—western scotland, particularly during the first part of the morning. to the north of the frontal system, there'll be a mixture of sunny spells and heavy showers. but it's this rain, around the glasgow area, for instance, stretching towards edinburgh, that could actually cause some spot issues and persistent heavy rain during the morning rush hour. into the midlands and east anglia and the south—east, there'll be the odd fog patch through the first part of the morning. fog tending to clear, though, and it'll be a fairly bright day, with increasing amounts of sunshine. the south—west of england starting off on a bright note. again, there

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. the southern counties of england. some quite dense and lingering through the later part of the morning. drive weather around. through the later part of the morning. drive weatheraround. one of two spots in england and east anglia. by breezy in the north—west of scotland. temperatures could get as high as possibly 15 degrees in the far south—east. make the most of the far south—east. make the most of the dry weather. we spawn a more extensive area of rain across england and wales as we start the new day on saturday. this area will ta ke new day on saturday. this area will take quite a while to push off towards the eastern shores. do not hold me to the exact time but the general principle is, cooler conditions will be from the west. the rest of us only spells and showers. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: tens of thousands protest in catalonia, as eight regional leaders are held in custody on charg

and you're watching wednesday in parliament with me, mandy baker.ge the tracks their trains run on, under new government plans. and some rail routes lost under richard beeching in the 19605 could be restored. the closing of some 4000 miles of tracks, mainly in the rural areas, became known as the beeching cuts. chris grayling said railway lines would be reopened if they encouraged house—building and eased congestion. his plans also give us the chance to show you these lovely pictures. the move is part of a new government rail strategy. i know the party opposite doesn't believe this, but privatisation brought a revolution to our railways. that's why there's twice as many passengers as there were 20 years ago. but now is the time, mr speaker, for evolution to build on that success, joining up track and train, expanding the network, modernising the customer experience, opening the railway for new innovation. we have a vision, mr speaker, of a revitalised railway, used to its full potential by a partnership between the public and private sectors. suppor

so from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello once again. temperatures falling away. this cloud producing some rain. moving slowly southwards. either side of that, temperatures falling away mostly. patchy mist and fog developing in parts of southern england and even south wales. that will remain through the morning rush—hour. dense in the west country. more than we had this morning. slow to clear. lifting into low cloud lingering in wales and the south—east of england. further north, sunny skies. showers. sunshine around. a chilly day compared to today. 9—10 for scotland and northern england. the north—west. rain and fresh winds arriving on friday. otherwise, light winds. non—descript. cloud continuing. lifting in sunshine. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. 0ur america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: charged with terrorism: the uzbek suspect in the new york truck attack appears in court. and president trump pours criticism

for now, from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hi there.ve and seven celsius. it was even cold enough for a bit of snow in scotland. i know many of us go nuts for snow, but these scenes are likely to be short—lived, because the air is going to be turning a little bit milder today. the cold weather we had yesterday was due to these northerly winds moving down across the uk. but we've had a change of wind direction over the last 12 hours orso, dragging in much milder conditions. a weak weather front lying across central portions of the uk will thicken the cloud up, to bring us some spots of light rain or drizzle. but still, for most of us it is a cloudier, milder kind of day. now, first thing in the morning, these are the kind of temperatures you'll be contending with as you head outside the door, typically around 6—10 degrees. a little bit colder than that around rural parts of southern england, and perhaps cold enough for a touch of frost in sheltered parts of northern scotland first thing. but, for most of us, it is quite a mild start to t

but for now, from me, mandy baker, goodbye. good afternoon.ul crisp autumn day, get out and enjoy it if you can. plenty of sunshine out there. this was the scene in argyll & bute, sunny spells. showers have been wintry over high ground in the north. sunny further south and east in london. some cloud around, bringing some showers across parts of the west. also parts of the north—east. as we head into the evening, essentially it is a story of dry weather, some late sunshine, but bridges to the next few hours no better than seven to 10 degrees. those temperatures will dip away as soon as it gets dark under the clear skies. if you are out for bonfire night tonight, across scotland, three degrees there in inverness, suspect that might be a bit optimistic. temperatures hurtling towards freezing. seven in belfast, a peppering of showers across the isle of man in north wales in north—west england, and east coast of england. one or two showers. inland, dry with clear spells, to bridges around six to 9 degrees. during the evening, we will stick with tha

but for now, from me, mandy baker, goodbye. part two of the weekend is looking more cold for all.y, quite a breeze. hail and thunder and snow over high ground in the east. dry and clear to start on monday morning. it will be cold. a touch of frost in places. sunday looking better than saturday. more dry. plenty of sunshine. cold. showers to the north and western areas. a ridge of high pressure in the afternoon moving in. showers will be confined to coastal areas and some in eastern parts of britain as well. 8—10 degrees. temperatures will struggle. feeling cold. the evening, bonfire night, looking dry for most. a blue hue. it will be cold. wrap up. a few showers around in the coastal parts of wales. some limited in eastern coastal areas. for most, fine and dry. a few showers for the channel islands. a perfect bonfire night for most. through the night and early hours of monday. temperatures plummeting in northern central, and eastern areas. widespread frost. —6 in some places. starting monday with scenes like this. certainly some frost. this is the ridge of high pressure. still bri

mandy baker will be here for the rest of the week. but for now, from me, keith macdougall, goodbye. of us something a little bit milder. that is not a sign of things to come. during tuesday, and indeed the rest of the week, we are back into this feed of northerly winds, all the way from the arctic. cold air sweeping southwards right across the country. quite a few showers, as well, and where those showers have been falling through the early part of the morning, there is certainly the risk of some icy stretches across parts of northern ireland and into scotland. take it easy on untreated roads and pavements. some of the showers across scotland will be wintry. some rain, some sleet, some hail, and some snow, the snow mostly over high ground at this stage. showers beginning to push into the east coast of england. but, through north—west england, down into the midlands, a dry start, yes, a cold and frosty start in places, with temperatures ofjust one or two degrees at 8:00am in the morning. showers continuing to feed across west wales, into devon and cornwall. most of these showers will

but for now, from me, mandy baker, goodbye.ng away from the far worse. plenty of sun shy around. mist and fog clearing. changes across the west with a weather system moving slowly eased. winds across the western half of the country. rain becoming more persistent and rain across the west of scotland. milder here but still cooler across the south—east with the sunshine. monday night, the rain advancing eastwards. reaching western parts of written by the end of the night and introducing more cloud. milder rain across the south. in the tuesday, a bit of a messy picture. it looks like much of scotland, england and wales pretty wet through the day. windy as well. the south—east turning colder and brighter later. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: a mass shooting at a baptist church in texas leaves 26 dead. another 20 are injured. we are dealing with the largest mass shooting in the history of our state. there are so many families who have lost fam

but for now, from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello once again.going to fit in with your plans, whatever they may be. the weekend certainly turning colder eventually across all parts of the british isles. eventually many of us will get to sunny spells and showers, but for some we'll have to contend with a rather wet start to the weekend, especially so across england and wales because yes we have the weather front getting in across scotland and northern ireland, but i suspect it's this cloud coming in from the south that will be the thing that many of you notice first up as the two weather systems combine to produce just a lot of rain across a good part of england and wales to start off the day. especially here concentrated down through lincolnshire, to see a brighter start to the day, a glorious start i would have thought in the eastern side of scotland but from the word go, showers aplenty in northern and western parts of scotland and into the western side of northern ireland. slowly, oh, so slowly, as we get on through the morning towards luncht