mary lynn bracht, author of white chrysanthemums, thank you very much. thank you.ession of the day will be the tainted by with these dents in the far west of the british isles where it really did look as gloomy as that for the great part of the day or whether you have the good fortune to be a bit further north and east. elsewhere, cloudy but at least it was dry, relative to those who have to enjoy that weather front which really didn't go very far rain will happen. they have been heavy bursts of rain. overnight, not particular the cold if your cloud does break through, you might end up with a touch of frost. sunday morning, less in the way of rain across western areas, generally speaking a lot of cloud around, the best of the breaks towards the west, temperatures down a fraction on where we have seen them over the past few days and later on in the afternoon, we will find the next belt of whether moving in from the atla ntic belt of whether moving in from the atlantic accompanied by some very strong winds, that's up to 60 or 70 miles an hour, the frontal system trac

mary lynn bracht, author of white white, thank you very much. thank you. hello.f very wet and very windy weather across all parts of the british isles, the forthcoming week promises to be a good deal colder than anything we have seen for a while. there will be some snow in the forecast and it will be much windier than the weekjust gone by. the transition comes behind this band of weather which has already made an impact across northern and western parts of the british isles. through the rest of the night, it will continue its journey ever further towards the south and east. around that weather front it will be easy to see gusts of wind around 60—70 mph in exposed areas. not a particularly cold night, the breeze may drop out in one or 2 spots across the north of scotland, a touch of frost here perhaps. but that is not the main story. here we go, just in time for the school run and morning commute, a really wet and windy one, all over east anglia, the south—east, the south and east midlands, central and southern england, parts of the west country, too. and then fol

mary lynn bracht, author of white chrysanthemum, thank you very much. thank you. hello.has already made an impact in the north and west and through the rest of the night that great and weather or gradually slump further to the south and east. some gusts of wind around that weather system, 60 to 70 mph in exposed locations. at dawn, it will be looking with intent across the south—eastern quarter. following behind, too much breeze for a widespread frost, and for the commute, eastern midlands, east anglia, the and central southern england, it will be a while before see the back of the weather, probably getting on towards lunchtime. following behind, brighter skies but a raft of showers, some of them quite blustery, and turning increasingly wintry in northern and western parts of scotla nd wintry in northern and western parts of scotland and the high ground in northern ireland. for the week ahead, much colder than we have seen, with snow in the forecast, and it will be much windier. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government says it's doing everything it can to keep the

mary lynn bracht, thank you very much. not particularly sparkling at the moment.he south—west of england are parts of wales you did very well indeed. further east, the odd glimpse of sunshine across northern areas but my concern over night was again the return of fog. if indeed it ever left you. it'll be back across many central and western areas but quite chilly start, i again rather liked this morning, some issue is with dense patches. don't think it will linger quite as badly as it did through thursday morning but worth consideration especially for the first part of the day. quite clearly it towards the east, best of the sunshine through central and western areas, speckling of showers but many of you could well stay dry with the temperature around 6—9. hello, i'm ross atkins, welcome to outside source. we have seen a second day of protests in pakistan after the rape and murder of a six—year old girl. local police say there have been 12 similar murders in recent years. this is footage of the girl being led away and her father has spoken to the bbc. translation: