the former met office has met officer has been charged with five counts of indecent assault, two countsrape and one count of sexual assault, plus one more count of coercive and controlling behaviour. a major incident has been declared in northern ireland after a bus crash in county down, according to the ambulance service. police in northern ireland say that two children who were trapped on board the bus have sustained serious hand injuries. 27 children have been taken to the royal hospital in belfast with minor injuries , while 70 while minor injuries, while 70 while 70 people were on board. it's understood there have been no fatalities. parliament is back from its recess during conference season. members are now back at westminster , but now back at westminster, but their return coincides with controversy for the government after yesterday's departure of the prime minister's chief of staff, sue gray. sir keir starmer has since reworked his inner team with the leader of labour's general election campaign. morgan mcsweeney, taking on the top role . a gp has taking on the top role. a gp

a dner met office here on gb news. drier day for most today, but there will still be some outbreaks of rain over eastern areas in particular, where there'll also be a cold wind blowing. the wet weather continued through the night over parts of lincolnshire, yorkshire, down across east anglia and the south—east. not as heavy as yesterday's downpours , but staying pretty downpours, but staying pretty grey and soggy here throughout, with a cold wind curling in from the north sea. much of wales southwest england dry , bright southwest england dry, bright and sunny, along with most of scotland and northern ireland as well, and in the brighter spells, particularly in the southwest , we could see southwest, we could see temperatures in the high teens. feels colder than that , though, feels colder than that, though, on these north sea coasts. as i said, with the further outbreaks of rain and that brisk, chilly wind continuing to feed some showers in across lincolnshire, maybe some brighter spells, this afternoon over parts of

a former met police officer has been charged with sex offences against two women. crown prosecution service has brought a catalogue of charges against david carrick, which includes two counts of rape and one of sexual assault. police in hertfordshire say the charges follow an extensive and complex investigation . four children are investigation. four children are investigation. four children are in hospital tonight after a school bus crash in northern ireland. a major incident was declared this afternoon when the bus, with 43 pupils were taking 43 pupils home from college , 43 pupils home from college, overturned in a field in county down. police are investigating the cause of the crash . mps have the cause of the crash. mps have heckled the foreign secretary while he delivered a statement on the decision to hand the chagos islands back to mauritius. david lammy said the deal does not affect the british sovereignty of overseas territories like falklands or gibraltar , which, as he said, gibraltar, which, as he said, are not up for negotiation. a uk us air base will

we do have a met office yellow warning in place. those downpours head across the south—east.e heavy showers over east anglia, the midlands, north wales and northern ireland. by the end of the night. clearer skies in southern scotland northern england will allow temperatures to dip to single figures, but for most a pretty mild night actually. and then tomorrow it's actually. and then tomorrow it's a case of watching more heavy showers with some brighter spells in between. may well be a fine start across east anglia, much of the south—east, but showers will quickly start to spread back in here. grey start for northern ireland some outbreaks of rain pushing north and that will spread into parts of scotland during the day. but through the central belt, probably a dry start. notice the northerly winds across northern scotland still been dull and damp here today. it won't be quite as wet tomorrow, but staying pretty grey and feeling cold with those winds. whereas in the south the winds are coming up from the south, bringing mild air but also bringing mild air but also bringing heav

well, i'm joined now by former met police officer graham wettone graham.lly discuss the manchester airport incident in any specific detail in light of where we're at with it. but in general, do the police feel they are getting enough protection and support? do you think ? think? >> i think generally they don't. i think there's been a gradually over the years, there's been a decline in support for policing, sometimes through the courts, sometimes through the courts, sometimes through the justice system. assaults on police officers have increased. i think there's over 50,000 last year and that equates through across the uk. so that equates to one police officer being assaulted every ten minutes, which for me is unacceptable in a civilised society. i think that's completely unacceptable. something needs to be done. i think we need a more timely and quick justice system, and police do need more support from the justice system and from the courts. >> we had a case quite recently, didn't we, that after a prolonged period of time of these two police officers bein

the core of the strongest winds as shown here by the ample wind warning from the met office, combinede some coastalflooding. some high tides. there will be some coastal flooding. there will still gusting at 60 miles an hour north and scotland on sunday. as the storm gives away the weather will turn quieter. live from london. this is bbc news. israel's prime minister holds a special security meeting after the killing of the hamas leader, yahya sinwar. us presidentjoe biden is honoured with germany's highest order of merit by president frank—walter steinmeier at a ceremony in berlin. king charles lands in sydney to begin his biggest overseas trip since his cancer diagnosis in february. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, live from london. this is bbc news. israel's prime minister holds a special security meeting after the killing of the hamas leader, yahya sinwar. us presidentjoe biden is honoured with germany's highest order of merit by president frank—walter steinmeier at a ceremony in berlin.

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brought to you by the met office.h and it is going to be feeling cold in the north and some brisk winds, so a fairly unsettled day across the north—east. quite a damp day on offer, some rain and drizzle sticking around through much of the day. some brighter spells will eventually develop into the afternoon across england and wales, but there is a risk of showers and some of these showers and some of these showers could be quite heavy at times too, so feeling cold in the north, particularly in that brisk wind, but in sheltered spots across the south and southeast. and if you avoid the showers, it should feel rather pleasant for the time of year. so those showers are going to continue into this evening, particularly across coasts in northern parts of scotland , but northern parts of scotland, but a few feeding into more inland areas, falling asleep and snow, mainly across the scottish highlands . mainly across the scottish highlands. similar across northern ireland. a fairly cloudy end to the day , with some cloudy end

and i think many officers would contend well, the met privately would contend this, but manyas i've been looking into this, that they certainly feel as though the problem there was not with their officer, but with poor behaviour from a member of the public. and the met, they say, are shying away from criticising bad behaviour because they feel as though they might be accused of racism. >> and i suppose this isn't just a london problem where the met is a force. but the reason you were speaking to ric was obviously following on from the press conference by nigel farage and members of reform yesterday, all tied in to their concerns around the incident at manchester airport on the 23rd of july last year. now our audience will be aware there's an investigation active. there could well be a trial in the future. have to be careful what we say, but tell us effectively what reform pledged to do yesterday. >> well, reform are giving the home secretary initial notice that they're preparing a legal private criminal prosecution with regards to that case for the men involved, the alleged a

brought to you by the met office.atch the sunshine too. that's away from the north—west though, where we have low pressure dominating, swinging in some frontal systems. so some outbreaks of rain here, but high pressure still dominating across much of england and wales, bringing us those fine and settled conditions in the northwest, though cloud continuing to spill in here with some outbreaks of rain that's likely turning heavy by the time we reach tomorrow morning. moving into western parts of scotland, northern ireland, northwestern parts of england and perhaps western parts of wales too. but away from this, plenty of clear skies so feeling chilly and likely to see the odd spot of mist and fog by the time we reach tomorrow morning. so quite a different start to the weekend depending on where you are . these outbreaks of rain are. these outbreaks of rain will continue to move into western parts of scotland, with some outbreaks of rain and drizzle elsewhere. and as i say, nofice drizzle elsewhere. and as i say, notice t

and so we have this met office amber warning that's been issued for western scotland for tomorrow. 70oon, things are a lot calmer. we've had this band of rain across some eastern parts. that's continuing to clear. some good spells of sunshine. small chance of a shower. and temperature—wise, north to south 13 to 17 degrees. as we head into this evening briefly, things will turn quite chilly under those clear skies, but we see cloud and rain gathering out towards the west, heavy rain at that pushing its way eastwards, and through the second half of the night gales will start to develop across some western coasts. temperatures by the end of the night: 8 degrees in aberdeen, 14 degrees in plymouth. some mild air in association with our storm system, which will be approaching from the west. this band of heavy rain driving its way quite quickly eastwards. some sunny skies behind, but some hefty, thundery downpours into northern ireland and western scotland. and here the winds really ramping up through the afternoon. it's going to be a windy day for many places, but those gusts of 70, 80mph

time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news.ing a few heavy showers and for some expect some big thunderstorms. low pressure is dominating and sitting down to the south—west. not really moving very far. this weather front also isn't moving very far, bringing thicker cloud and more persistent rain over the far north of scotland and at times through the northern isles. elsewhere, we'll have some sunshine, some decent spells. in fact, across northern england and eastern england, but some heavy showers getting going now and staying fairly showery through the day across southwest scotland for northern ireland. some sunshine, quite breezy in the west and down to the far southwest. we need to watch this zone of very heavy showers that will spread its way slowly northwards as we go into the late afternoon and into the evening. that's likely to contain some thunderstorms, some hail as possible as well . hail as possible as well. elsewhere, the showers for the afternoon and evening rush hour afternoon and evening rush hour a bit more scat

a dner met office here on gb news.day for most today, but there will still be some outbreaks of rain over eastern areas in particular. there will also be a cold wind blowing. the wet weather continued through the night over parts of lincolnshire, yorkshire, down across east anglia and the south east. not as heavy as yesterday's downpours, but staying pretty grey and soggy here throughout , with a cold here throughout, with a cold wind curling in from the north sea. much of wales southwest england dry, bright and sunny, along with most of scotland and northern ireland as well, and in the brighter spells, particularly in the southwest, we could see temperatures in the high teens. feels colder than that, though, on these north sea coast. as i said , with the coast. as i said, with the further outbreaks of rain and that brisk, chilly wind continuing to feed some showers in across lincolnshire, maybe some brighter spells this afternoon over parts of east anglia and the south east, but generally pretty grey and cold. further

weather update from the met office . it's a cloudier met office.s of rain and drizzle, with sunshine and showers to start the new week. but through this morning we have got some spells of sunshine across the far southeast, but as you can see, a lot of cloud around and that will continue to push its way eastwards. so a largely murky afternoon to come for many of us. we also have heavy spells of rain across the west, especially across northern ireland, into wales and the southwest of england, perhaps even with the odd rumble of thunder here. temperatures holding up still at around 17 or 18 degrees as the high towards the south. as we go through sunday evening, high towards the south. as we go through sunday evening , that through sunday evening, that band of heavy rain is going to continue to push its way slowly north and eastwards, affecting much of southern parts of wales into the midlands. but we may see some glimmers of late sunshine towards the far southwest, heavy spells of rain continuing across eastern parts of northern ireland and northern e

welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news.er day of the weekend. most places dry fine with some sunny spells, but a little bit of rain in some spots. quite a grey damp start through parts of central scotland and staying pretty damp and drizzly on the west coast throughout the day. rain and drizzle on and too off for northern ireland, but probably not much getting into belfast for and most of england. wales. as i said, it's a fine day out there, dry and bright with some sunny spells. a little bit of mist and fog around this morning but that should scoot away. bit chilly first thing as well, but temperatures by this afternoon up into the mid or even high. teens feeling a little cooler in the west though, as the winds start to strengthen and obviously not feeling all that pleasant with the rain, which will linger for most of the day over the western isles and rain on and off across the northern isles too. but for the mainland of scotland, i suspect most places actually brightening up a touch. by this afternoon , some touch. by th

widespread gales, but a met office amber warning for some stormy weather for the western side of scotlandl — you can see it developing here in the atlantic. it will rapidly develop in the next 18—24 hours, and even ahead of it, some typical autumnal wind and rain with us at the moment. moving its way eastwards to clear across scotland and northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales by the morning time. so, quite chilly in these areas and there could be some low—level fog to watch out for. under our rain band, it's misty, murky, with figures much milder than it was last night, but it does mean a slow start to saturday for eastern parts of england. it could be that that rain drags its heels into the afternoon, but for most of us, it's the quieter day of the weekend. the winds are lighter, there'll be some sunshine, just a scattering of showers, so i think it will feel quite pleasant. eventually, that rain clears from east anglia as we head towards the middle part of the afternoon. so, 15—17, just a little bit above average. but then as we go through the night, we start to see thi

news . update from the met office here on gb. news.news. more heavy showers around this evening and for some well a few thundery downpours. also quite gusty . close to those also quite gusty. close to those heavy showers. all from this an area of low pressure just sitting out to the west and spiralling bands of showery rain our way. this weather fronts made for a dull and damp day across parts of northern scotland that's not moving too far, but elsewhere the showers are moving in some big thunderstorms this evening over south wales and southern counties of england. that's where we have a met office yellow warning in place, something a bit drier for northern ireland and northern england for most of the night, but this band of showery rain may get to northern ireland by dawn, also spreading across eastern parts of england too, keeping the temperatures up for sure double digits for many clearer skies over northern england and southern scotland will allow temperatures to dip down to single figures. on to tuesday. it's another day where the

well, it's an update brought to you by the met office. well , it's an unsettled office.these showers could be quite heavy in the south and is going to be feeling cold in the north in some brisk winds, so a fairly unsettled day across the north—east. quite a damp day on offer, some rain and drizzle sticking around through much of the day. some brighter spells will eventually develop into the afternoon across england and wales, but there is a risk of showers and some of these showers could be quite heavy at times too. so feeling cold in the north, particularly in that brisk wind, but in sheltered spots across the south and southeast. and if you avoid the showers, it should feel rather pleasant for the time of yeah rather pleasant for the time of year. so those showers are going to continue into this evening, particularly across coasts in northern parts of scotland, but a few feeding into more inland areas, falling as sleet and snow, mainly across the scottish highlands . snow, mainly across the scottish highlands. similar across northern ireland. a fairly cloudy end to the

a met police officer has been charged with sex offences against two women. crown prosecution service has brought a catalogue of charges against david carrick, which includes two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault. police in hertfordshire say the charges follow an extensive and complex investigation . the foreign investigation. the foreign secretary has defended the decision to hand the chagos islands back to mauritius, while facing heckles from mps . david facing heckles from mps. david lammy said the deal does not affect the british sovereignty of overseas territories, like the falklands or gibraltar , the falklands or gibraltar, which, as he says, are not up for negotiation. a uk us air base will remain on the island under the government's plans for children are in hospital tonight after a school bus crash in northern ireland. a major incident was declared this afternoon when the bus, with 43 pupils was coming home from college and overturned in a field in county down. police are investigating the cause of the crash . a gp has been jailed crash

many seminal reports in the race into the racism that black communities suffer at the hands of met officers others would try to use a small number of high profile cases to delegitimize the evidence found in many reports. >> the met police is in a crisis of its own making, and it's disappointing that while scrutiny should be rightly appued scrutiny should be rightly applied given the tragic murder of sarah everard, people like rick prior are pushing back on accountability. >> he goes on. the police federation is crumbling and have again shown they are not fit for purpose nor able to represent all their members views adequately. thank you for that. >> so no agreement there. >> so no agreement there. >> yeah, right up next, lord moneybags lord alli has been pulling the strings of the labour party before they came into power. you may not be surprised to hear that. how tall is he? about three foot two. >> who's next to lord alli is very small. >> how tall is that man? >> how tall is that man? >> he makes me look tall and i'm five foot nine, right? >> this is britain's newsroom on gb news. don't

weather update from the met office.o be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers. today we still have some rain in scotland before turning colder later on in the week, so we've got some heavy spells of rain persisting across northern scotland that will gradually move its way northwards, but across much of england and wales and northern ireland, it's a case of sunny spells and scattered showers developing through the afternoon. we've already got a band across northern parts of england, but the showers could turn heavy, possibly with the odd rumble of thunder too, but highs up to 17, possibly 18 degrees in the sunshine. more unpleasant towards the north. but as we go through monday evening there could be some difficult driving conditions through rush hour towards the south and west, as we have some heavy spells of rain moving their way northwards. drier for a time towards the south and east, with some early evening sunshine across northern ireland and parts of northwestern england. as well. still a few showers remaini

and for western scotland, the met office has issued an amber warning because here we could see gustsso through tonight, things start off on a fairly quiet note. chilly under some clear skies, but as the night wears on, we see thickening cloud, outbreaks of rain, gales developing around western coasts, temperatures tending to come up as the night wears on. so for most, a mild start to sunday morning, but a very wet start underneath this band of rain. that will be moving its way quite quickly eastwards, the rain perhaps lingering for a good part of the day once it sets in across the south—east corner. but behind it, we will see some sunny spells, some hefty showers and thunderstorms into northern ireland and western scotland, where the winds really will be ramping up. it's going to be a windy day for all but the strongest winds the further north and west you are, and parts of western scotland are likely to see gusts of 70—80mph, perhaps even a touch stronger than that in the most exposed locations. temperatures 13 to 18 degrees. now, through sunday evening, see this low passing across

welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news.ine start today for most of us. sunny spells continuing into the afternoon , but it will into the afternoon, but it will turn increasingly cloudy and damp as the day progresses in the far northwest. in fact, already some light outbreaks of rain are pushing into the western isles. they'll reach parts of the far north of scotland at times as well. northern ireland likewise seeing a thicker cloud and some light rain at times with a freshening breeze. but for eastern and southern scotland, england and wales plenty of sunny spells. highs of 16 to 17 celsius, so feeling pleasant enough but perhaps a bit more cloud cover compared with thursday . we see compared with thursday. we see those clouds persisting into the evening for much of scotland and northern ireland. some persistent damp weather for western scotland, but eastern areas well, some late sunshine just before it goes down. northern and central england plenty of sunshine. northern ireland though, a lot of cloud and some outbreaks of

welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news.e wet weather that central and southern parts of the uk have seen since mid september , it's a case of make september, it's a case of make the most of today widely fine sunny spells up and down the country and feeling pleasant in that early october sunshine. just the chance of some patchy cloud and the odd shower into the far south—east and perhaps the far south—east and perhaps the far south—east and perhaps the far northwest of scotland. otherwise it's a perfect october day. sunny spells and staying dry for the vast majority, and highs of 16 or 17 celsius feeling perfectly pleasant. it's not going to last. more rain is coming along for the weekend, so certainly make the most of the fine weather that we go. most of us experience on thursday and into tomorrow as well. north east scotland blue skies as we end the day. just some high cloud drifting into central and western parts and some patchy medium level cloud through the central belt , northern medium level cloud through the central

the core of strongest winds is shown here by this amber wind warning from the met office in the westotland and, combined with some high tides, there will be some coastal flooding as well. the winds will still be gusting 60 mph in northern scotland on monday. as the storm moves away, the weather turns quieter. this is bbc news, the headlines hamas vows to fight on, after confirming the death of its leader, yayha sinwar, saying it only strengthened the group. israel's prime minister is holding a special security cabinet to discuss the possibility of a new hostage deal. hamas warns, no—one will be freed, until israel leaves gaza. south korea's spy agency presents detailed evidence which it says shows north korea has begun sending troops, to help russia's war against ukraine. king charles and queen camilla have arrived in australia — for their first major foreign trip since the king s cancer diagnosis in february. more on all of that in a moment. now with all the latest sport, here's hugh ferris. pep guardiola hasn't confirmed that he was one of those considered for the england manager's

time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. goes on. many of us will be dry as well, but there's still a keen and cold, gusty wind blowing along the east coast of england and quite a lot of cloud across england and wales. this morning. some outbreaks of rain here and there will continue with some showers across east anglia and the south east, particularly for essex and suffolk and kent. they'll be on and off through the day. elsewhere, though, many places dry, should brighten up a little bit over wales, northern england and sunny spells for most of the day across scotland and northern ireland. on the chilly side, particularly with that wind coming in from the nonh that wind coming in from the north sea. quite gusty conditions at times for wales and southwest england also. and so throughout the day we will continue to see these showers just drifting in across east anglia , maybe some getting into anglia, maybe some getting into the home counties, certainly across kent. a few heavy showers keeping going but further north and west

welcome to your gb news weather update from the met office . after a fine day met office.sunday, outbreaks of rain and drizzle and then sunshine and showers into the new week. we've had higher pressure towards the east of the uk but out towards the west. low pressure and a squeeze in those isobars indicating some stronger winds. so cloudy conditions across northern ireland and parts of the south—west through this evening with outbreaks of rain, it will generally weaken as it moves its way north and eastwards, but a lot of cloud across much of the country. you may see clear skies towards the far north to allow a glimpse of the northern lights, but otherwise a breezy night. temperatures up at around 11 or 12 degrees. so to start sunday morning we've got cloudy conditions, especially across the south and west to start the day. so a murky picture here compared to what we've had on saturday. brighter skies towards the far south and east. but cloud and rain continuing across northern ireland. parts of northern england into scotland as well. but some sunshine to start the day tow

office yet. he has a few weeks and a lot of ambition left on the world stage. across town, he metsident, along with the german chancellor — four big nato powers — to debate new ceasefire efforts in gaza and how best to help ukraine, on the back foot against russia on its front lines. but there are two huge elephants inside these high—level talks. there's the spreading ukraine fatigue, with ukraine's allies grappling with their own domestic challenges. here in germany, the far left and the far right are sympathetic to moscow. and then there's the us election — who will win it? and will that new president ultimately leave europe alone to defend itself? prime minister, there has been a lot of talk of trump—proofing european defence, in case he returns as president and has other priorities. and what of ukraine? you aren't giving president zelensky what he wants. that's what we've been working hard on today — what further capability, what further equipment, what further resource can we put in. so, we're very pleased to reiterate again, as i did to president zelensky last week, the full

. >> welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. come this evening. some places seeing some thunderstorms and some gusty winds too. the reason low pressure just sitting to the west of the uk. not really moving very far but spiralling around it. these bands of showers drifting north with some very heavy downpours at the moment for south wales and south west england. we do have a met office yellow warning in place. those downpours head across the south east. they'll be easing a little but still turning up some heavy showers over east anglia. the midlands, north wales and northern ireland by the end of the night . clearer skies northern ireland by the end of the night. clearer skies in southern scotland northern england will allow temperatures to dip to single figures, but for most a pretty mild night, actually. and then tomorrow it's actually. and then tomorrow it's a case of watching more heavy showers with some brighter spells in between. may well be a fine start across east anglia, much of the south—east, but showers will quickly s

widespread gales but a met office amber warning for some stormy weather for the western side of scotlandn the next 18—24 hours and even ahead of it, some typical autumnal wind and rain with us at the moment, moving its way eastwards to clear across scotland and northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales by the morning time. so, quite chilly in these areas and there could be some low level fog to watch out for. under our rain band, it's misty, murky with hill fog and much milder than it was last night, but it does mean a slow start to saturday for eastern parts of england. it could be that that rain drags its heels into the afternoon but for most of us, it's the quieter day of the weekend. the winds are lighter, there'll be some sunshine just a scattering of showers, so i think it will feel quite pleasant. eventually, that rain clears from east anglia as we head towards the middle part of the afternoon, so 15—17 — just a little bit above average. but then as we go through the night, we start to see this next area of low pressure, this deepening storm coming our way with windy

the core of strongest winds is shown here by this amber wind warning from the met office in the wests will still be gusting 60 mph in northern scotland on monday. as the storm moves away, the weather turns quieter. this is bbc news. the headlines: the british prime ministers starmer issues a blunt warning to israel over the humanitarian situation in gaza. �* , over the humanitarian situation in gaza. �* ., . ., ., ., gaza. and i say once again to israel, gaza. and i say once again to israel. the — gaza. and i say once again to israel, the world _ gaza. and i say once again to israel, the world will - gaza. and i say once again to israel, the world will not - gaza. and i say once again to - israel, the world will not tolerate any more excuses on humanitarian assistance. any more excuses on humanitarian assistance-— assistance. president biden leaves berlin and says _ assistance. president biden leaves berlin and says there _ assistance. president biden leaves berlin and says there is _ assistance. president biden leaves berlin and says there is no - berlin and says there is no consens

degree the further north and west you are in full western scotland, the met office has issued an amber 80 mph. that could cause some damage and disruption on the cards. tonight, things start on a quiet note, chilly under clear skies but as the night wears on bc thickening cloud, outbreaks of rain and gales developing around western coasts. temperatures tending to come up as the night wears on. for most, i'll start to sunday morning but a white star underneath this band of rain. that will be moving its way quite quickly eastwards and lingering for a good part of the day as it sets and across the day as it sets and across the south east corner. behind it we will see some sunny spells, hefty showers and thunderstorms into northern ireland in western scotland where the winds will be ramping up. it will be a windy day for all but the strongest winds will be the further north and west you are. a of western scotland likely to see gusts of 70, 80 mph and scotland likely to see gusts of 70,80 mph and even a touch stronger than that in the most exposed locations. temperatures, 13 to 18 degrees.

so, the met office has already issued an amber warning for the strength of the winds.ption as that storm moves through. it really intensifies during the early hours of sunday morning. these frontal systems will bring some heavy rain, but the strongest of the winds to the southern flank of that low. more on that in just a moment. for the here and now, though, we have seen some rain today. it's moving its way steadily eastwards and it's allowing for an improvement. but we've still got some rain to clear away from lincolnshire, east anglia and south east england. it will do so during the early hours of the afternoon, and then we'll have some sunny spells coming through and it will feel quite pleasant out there in the sunshine. few scattered sharp showers in scotland, here with 13 degrees to the west, but we could see highs of 17 celsius, 63 fahrenheit, in south east england. clear skies will be replaced through the night from the west, though, as that storm set to arrive, a spell of very heavy rain moving its way into northern ireland and into western fringes of scotland

here's your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. fine weather in store across the uk over the next day or so, but as we head into the new working week, things will turn more unsettled. we'll see some rain developing at times, but all the while those temperatures starting to climb as well. at the moment, low pressure is moving off the scene out into the north sea. that's allowing a ridge of high pressure to build in from the west. so things starting to quieten down. but a bit, a bit of a chilly northerly breeze developing as well. and certainly as we go into the overnight period, we'll hold on to quite a few showers in that northerly air stream across the northerly air stream across the north and northeast of the uk. some wintry showers across the high ground in scotland, but things will start to quieten down from the west as that ridge of high pressure builds in lots of high pressure builds in lots of clear weather developing and certainly by the morning on sunday, a touch of frost forming, particularly across the north of the uk, w

widespread gales, but a met office amber warning for some stormy weather for the western side of scotlande atlantic. it will rapidly develop in the next 18 to 2a hours, and even ahead of it, some typical autumnal wind and rain with us at the moment, moving its way eastwards to clear across scotland and northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales, by the morning time. so, quite chilly in these areas, and there could be some low—level fog to watch out for. under our rain band, it's misty, murky, with hill fog, and much milder than it was last night, but it does mean a slow start to saturday for eastern parts of england. it could be that that rain drags its heels into the afternoon, but for most of us, it's the quieter day of the weekend. the winds are lighter, there'll be some sunshine, just a scattering of showers, so i think it will feel quite pleasant. eventually, that rain clears from east anglia, as we head towards the middle part of the afternoon, so 15 to 17, just a little bit above average. but then, as we go through the night, we start to see this next area of low pressu

weather update from the met office through this evening.n half of the country, but we will have rain arriving from the west and it'll be turning milder as well, so ridge of high pressure at first fairly settled conditions, but we do have this area of rain and this frontal system out towards the west, with southerly winds developing through the end of sunday. so fairly patchy rain across the far north, but across the far southwest wales, devon and cornwall. heavy rain and quite strong winds developing as we head through this evening. quite blustery across the southern half of the uk and that frontal system slowly moving its way eastwards. milder for all, particularly across the southwest. but even parts of northern ireland and scotland a touch higher, although there still will be a few isolated frost patches in rural spots back to the southern half of the uk though, so quite a damp start, it could be quite difficult driving conditions through the morning rush hour with some spray on the road, but further north it will start to come a bit dri

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. >> welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. come this evening. some places seeing some thunderstorms and some gusty winds too. the reason? low pressure just sitting to the west of the uk. not really moving very far, but spiralling around it. these bands of showers drifting northwards, some very heavy downpours at the moment for south wales and southwest england. we do have a met office yellow warning in place. those downpours head across the south—east. they'll be easing a little but still turning up some heavy showers over east anglia, the midlands, nonh over east anglia, the midlands, north wales and northern ireland by the end of the night. clearer skies in southern scotland northern england will allow temperatures to dip to single figures, but for most a pretty mild night actually. and then tomorrow it's a case of watching more heavy showers with some brighter spells in between. may well be a fine start across east anglia. much of the south—east, but showers will quickly start to spread back in here. grey start for northern

here's your gb news weather update coming to you from the met office . for you from the met office.been a pretty wet few days and we are actually going to see a lot of that rain. those showers easing as we go through the next 24 hours or so. we do still have low pressure nearby and we are still seeing some rain for the next couple of hours, but a lot of that rain is pushing its way southwards and breaking up. most of the showers will be easing and clearing away as well as we go through this evening with some clearer skies developing, particularly across parts of scotland , northern parts of scotland, northern ireland and later northern england. overnight. ireland and later northern england. overnight . all of that england. overnight. all of that happening because we have a brisk northerly wind and that could lead to some blustery conditions for some of us in the north, where we get those clear skies, it is going to be a chilly night. could be a touch of frost in some places, still a bit milder though towards the south. here it's actually going to be a bit of a damp start to the day,

widespread gales but a met office amber warning for some stormy weather for the western side of scotland in the atlantic. it will rapidly develop in the next 18—24 hours and even ahead of it, some typical autumnal wind and rain with us at the moment, moving its way eastwards to clear across scotland and northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales by the morning time. so, quite chilly in these areas and there could be some low level fog to watch out for. under our rain band, it's misty, murky with hill fog and much milder than it was last night, but it does mean a slow start to saturday for eastern parts of england. it could be that that rain drags its heels into the afternoon but for most of us, it's the quieter day of the weekend. the winds are lighter, there'll be some sunshine just a scattering of showers, so i think it will feel quite pleasant. eventually, that rain clears from east anglia as we head towards the middle part of the afternoon, so 15—17 — just a little bit above average. but then as we go through the night, we start to see this this autumn, so widespread gale

widespread gales, but a met office amber warning for some stormy weather for the western side of scotlandre in the atlantic. it will rapidly develop in the next 18 to 2a hours, and even ahead of it, some typical autumnal wind and rain with us at the moment, moving its way eastwards to clear across scotland and northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales, by the morning time. so, quite chilly in these areas and there could be some low level fog to watch out for. under our rain band, it's misty, murky, with hill fog, and much milder than it was last night, but it does mean a slow start to saturday for eastern parts of england. it could be that that rain drags its heels into the afternoon, but for most of us, it's the quieter day of the weekend. the winds are lighter, there'll be some sunshine, just a scattering of showers, so i think it will feel quite pleasant. eventually, that rain clears from east anglia, as we head towards the middle part of the afternoon, so 15 to 17, just a little bit above average. but then, as we go through the night, we start to see this next area of low