cloud and patchy rain feeding into parts of wales and the midlands and southern england over the midlands saturday and we will lose any early sunshine. still some blustery showers in the far north of scotland but here and in northern england by the afternoon there will be the lion's share of the sunshine. this is 9am, frost still for some particularly in the hills in scotla nd particularly in the hills in scotland but a lot of fine and sunny weather away from those showers. expecting a mainly dry day in northern ireland but a fair amount of cloud. a few showers spreading south across northern england but behind them we will get the sunshine. frost and sunny spells in east anglia and the south—east not lost in llong. in wales and south—west england it will be mild —— not lasting long. the rain will move —— not lasting long. the rain will move eastwards —— not lasting long. the rain will move eastwards across —— not lasting long. the rain will move eastwards across southern england with some spots moving into east anglia but brighten up in northern england, the sunshine in scotla nd norther

plenty of sunshine for many across the midlands. you may catch a shower in the west midlands.rn ireland, if you showers, and still a scattering of showers in northern scotland. a strong wind up northern scotland. a strong wind up north and a gusty wind over north sea coast throughout the afternoon. could be some hail stones, and they will be very gusty winds. most will see lots of sunshine, a brisk feel to things, but with that chilly wind, and haemorrhages in single figures, and just double figures for some “— figures, and just double figures for some —— temperatures in single figures. the strongest wind means there will be a wide spread frost developing. there may be a bit of snow at times over the high hills. but through the week it will turn milder after that cold and frosty start to the week. milder air on the way next week. cloud coming back to us. way next week. cloud coming back to us. patchy and occasional rain at times. there is more on the website. this is bbc news. the headlines at two: two minutes silence across the country — in memory of those who have lost their

midlands with the wind direction. hanging on across the eastern side of england and scotland but another cold day, five or 6 degrees typically. the weather front that lurks in the north—west will sweep its way down across the whole of the country so a spell of rain overnight and still around in southern england on monday morning eventually clearing away from the south—east. westerly wind behind that, temperatures not too bad the time of year, seven to 10 degrees with showers likely in the north—west and the air will get colder again. the northerly winds return across the uk so cold weather returns as we head into next week. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8.00pm: at least 235 people have been killed in a bomb and gun attack in egypt. scores more were injured after gunmen stormed a crowded mosque in the sinai peninsula in the deadliest attack of its kind in the region for years. a new president and a fresh start for zimbabwe, as emmerson mnangagwa promises elections and vows to serve all citizens. trying to move the

there the remnants of the old front strung out across wales, the midlands, and east anglia.is you'll have dense fog patches — a real issue, perhaps, for the commute. but as we get on through the morning, so as the cloud comes in from the north, it will helped to lift the fog in many places, but it could be well into the morning before it really gets away from some of the west country. so bear that one in mind. the afternoon, though, marked by plenty of sunshine into the north of england, north midlands, the north of wales, too. more in the way of cloud further south. despite the sunshine, struggling to get to double figures in parts of scotland and northern ireland. out of thursday into friday, not too much in the way of a breeze across the south. clear skies for some. so again, fog could be an issue first up. more cloud, i think, as you get into the midlands, wales, then up into scotland and northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather around. just the odd bit and piece of rain coming off the irish sea. a new set of weather fronts bringing rain into scotland and perhaps the f

there, the remnants of the old front strung out across wales, the midlands, and east anglia. more likely it is you'll have those dense fog patches — a real issue, perhaps, for the commute. but as we get on through the morning, so as the cloud comes in from the north, it will help to lift the fog in many places, but it could be well on into the morning before it really gets away from some of the west country. so bear that one in mind. the afternoon, though, marked by plenty of sunshine across the north of england, north midlands, the north of wales too. more in the way of cloud further south. despite all the sunshine, struggling to get to double figures in parts of scotland and northern ireland. out of thursday into friday, not too much in the way of breeze across the south. clear skies for some. so again, fog could be an issue first up. more cloud, i think, as you get into the midlands, wales, and then up into scotland and northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather around. just the odd bit and piece of rain coming in off the irish sea. a new set of weather fronts bringing clo

cloud moves on, some rain for scotland, northern ireland, wales, the midlands, east anglia.ght and patchy in southern england. not all of us turning milder troops might. cold air in place in scotland and the wet weather moves on, we will see some snow. the hills north of the central belt above boo—a00 metres. heavy rain in places. that's no, the higher you go. outbreaks varane in northern ireland, northern england, some down the eastern side of england. for much of southern england, the midlands and wales, just light and patchy, but plenty of cloud. look out my audit is to start the day, so different from house and they started. let's ta ke they started. let's take a look at things through monday. after a wet start for some of us, gradually turning dryer. some brighter breaks to the east of high ground anywhere in the uk but expect a lot of cloud through the day. stills and patchy light rain and drizzle into the afternoon in some spots. whilst most of us are milder, still single figure temperatures in scotland. this is how monday evening shapes up. a lot of cloud, light and

if you are fully exposed, the showers working from there into the north midlands on what is going tohat is going to be a cold night and, as a consequence, if you put together the clearing skies or where you have had showers, the temperatures fall away and then ice made be an issue first up and then ice made be an issue first up on sunday. still the wind to be had in the north—eastern quarter of scotland. a bright start for many. there is still that ribbon of show, running out of the irish sea down through the north—west of england into the north midlands and, later in the day, having had a bright enough start in northern ireland, here through the afternoon the cloud will fill in all the while. widely across the western areas, you begin to lose the sunshine. the wind will come back out of the north—west and more of a west to south—westerly, and that will make it feel perhaps not just as cold and that will make it feel perhaps notjust as cold as it was and that will make it feel perhaps not just as cold as it was for and that will make it feel perhaps notjust as cold as it was for many

they will continue to stream over the irish sea into the midlands. but more places will be drier.crease from the west. that will make it feel rather cold with the sunnier skies more likely of the eastern half of the uk. all that cloud streaming in ahead of this rain coming in. sunday night will not be as cold, it will be wet and windy, sweeping down across the uk. that rain still across the uk. that rain still across the uk. that rain still across the south may linger across the south—east for a while. it clears away elsewhere and we get sunshine and showers. not as cold on monday, this will probably be the milder state of the next few because after that rain we will start to see the wind come back down from the north again. temperatures will drop, wintry showers and also some night frost. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11. one of the worst terror attacks in egypt in living memory as gunmen kill 235 people in a mosque in a remote town in north sinai. (music) celebrations in zimbabwe as the new president emmerson mnangagwa is sworn in. he vows to rebuild the shattered economy a

in west midlands, famous the world over for its cars. invest in it and so what we are doing through the budget and this will be a big theme of it is investing in the areas for the future in research and development and also in the skills people will need to make use of these technologies. so looking to the long—term, making sure we are fit for the future as a country, is the aim of the project.” fit for the future as a country, is the aim of the project. i want to ask specifically about philip hammond. he has been in the papers this weekend. he was given the nickname "friendless feel", others say he is set up to fail. is it his last budget? anyone in his position faces a difficultjob to balance the requirements that we have, to properly fund the public services and also to invest in the future. he isa and also to invest in the future. he is a guy with a cool head, he has been looking at all of the requirements that are there. the fa ct requirements that are there. the fact that what we are talking about today here in the west midlands, i

rain across northern ireland and northern england, east midland. southern england, east midland.t from how sunday started. through monday, after a wet start for some of us, gradually turning drier. it takes awhile to get rid of the reigning inland, but it improves during the afternoon. by the breaks to the east of high ground anywhere in the uk possible but expect a lot of cloud through the day. patchy light rain and drizzle into the afternoon some areas. most of those milder, but single figure temperatures in scotland. this is monday evening. a lot of cloud with light and patchy rain. rain working through northern ireland, moving across northern england and the scotla nd across northern england and the scotland through the night and into tuesday. milder eventually reaching into scotland means snow turning the rain across most of the hills during tuesday. wind is picking up across the board. more rain working south east across england and wales through tuesday. temperatures a little high even in scotland, but elsewhere around 12—14d. the big picture tuesday and wednesday, dominat

gci’oss across dorset, into the midlands across lincolnshire.ross dorset, into the midlands across lincolnshire. weakening as a vicious to the south—east, not arriving significantly until early evening. behind it, sunshine coming through across much of wales, northern ireland, scattering of showers, isolated, if you catch one of these it could be heavy with a rumble of thunder, cool and crispier. overnight the weather front clearing, taking its time, behind it, wind is light, temperature is likely to dip, patchy mist and fog forming, frost likely the further north and west you are, in rural spots low temperatures of minus four degrees, frosty start but another slice of sunshine to look forward to. the cloud drizzly rain lingering in the southeast, clear skies following, decent day, the next weather system pushing in bringing slightly milder are and some wet weather. but interesting to point out, once these fronts clear and they will do so, a fairly weak affair, takea and they will do so, a fairly weak affair, take a look at what's happening in t

the east midlands side drove opponents luctonians back towards their own tryline.ot content with that they also managed to wipe out the goalposts as well. that takes some muscles! the game eventually had to be completed on an adjacent pitch. hinckley went on to win but victory came at a cost — replacing the posts will cost seven thousand pounds! that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye for now. let me bring you some breaking news. reports from south korea say pyongyang has fired a ballistic missile. no further details of where or how the test was detected. but we have confirmation from us officials that they have detected evidence of the missile being fired. there had been some warnings that this may happen, a japanese source, government source said they had spotted some radio signal activity from the north koreans which was similar to that which has preceded previous tests although they also noted that there had been a few false dawns but it appeared the north koreans were sending out signals as if they were going to carry out tes

again i don't east midlands today i will not repeat, congratulations to them on that game.hing. we gave a really good account of ourselves today, we limited united to one really did save that matty ryan had to make but not really a clear chance in the game. i thought we had good period of possession and to come here at old trafford and have that i think speaks volumes for the group of lads today. let's have a look at the days results in full. one other game this afternoon where levi fa re one other game this afternoon where levi fare missed a golden opportunity to take the points for swa nsea ha d opportunity to take the points for swansea had only managed to call the straw at home to bournemouth. still goalless at anfield with liverpool and chelsea. at the top of the table united remain city's nearest challengers, city adelaide huddersfield tomorrow is the race for the top four get even tighter. liverpool and watford are all in the mix while burnley and personal battle it out tomorrow. it is just as tight at the other end, swansea are also in the drop zone and west brom st

we have the belt of cloud through the midlands. best of the sunshine across much of central and western scotland. we'll start the tour this afternoon across the south and west. they will become the south and west. they will become the —— there will continue to be some sunshine across cornwall and devon, once any mist fog clears away. to the midlands, in towards wales, a lot of cloud here. maybe a few holes in the cloud. we could see a few showers towards the east coast. across northern ireland, a mixture of sunshine and showers, but for scotland, the lions‘ share of the sunshine but it will be cooler because of that cold start. as we head into this evening and overnight, the cloud starts to build across most, including scotland. a few showers affecting western scotla nd few showers affecting western scotland and western parts of wales and with any holes in the cloud across the south, higuain, mist and fog patches will form. quite a chilly night to come across central and northern parts of scotland. friday, a cloudy day on a reversa

seth meyers," tonight, ice-t, from "search party" writer and director michael showalter, music from midlandfeaturing the 8g band with leo gorcey jr. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody, i'm seth meyers. it's "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] in that case let's get to the news, today was cyber monday, when online stores offered deals for christmas shoppers, it's perfect if you have a lot of people to buy for, and you're not allowed to go to the mall. [ laught ] [ cheers and applause ] president trump on friday claimed that he turned down being named "time" magazine's person of the year, after the magazine only told him he probably would be selected. luckily, he has a 100% chance of being named person of the year by insane chubby golfer magazine. [ cheers and applause ] president trump today hosted an event honoring native american code talkers, and during his speech alluded to senator elizabeth warren. take a look. >> you were here long before any of us were here, although we have a representative i

the west midlands doing all right, but parts of the east midlands could catch a shower later in the dayrees at the best, instead of double figures. most around 7— four celsius. still a few showers in northern ireland and western england, but not as many as western england, but not as many as we saw yesterday. the chance of some sunshine. tonight showers and land will fade away. some will continue around the coast across eastern and northern parts of the uk and maybe to western parts of wales. most will have a clear night. where you see showers... (inaudible). throughout the day, we will see a cold wind blowing today into tonight and into tomorrow. it will strengthen across eastern parts as well. a touch of gale force along the north sea coast. on wednesday many counties of the thinning and will be prone to showers, turning wintry across the north—east. still some showers across the north—east of scotland and some running down the far west of wales and to cornwall. mostly a dry day, but a chilly one. the wind chill will become more noticeable, as it will do into thursday. thursday is muc

especially here concentrated down through lincolnshire, east anglia and into the east midlands, partsh—east and away across the channel. further to the west, the rain becoming a wee bit more patchy and you've really got to get up into scotland or northern ireland 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 lunchtime, into the early part of the afternoon, yes, it will be that late until we see the last of that persistent rain getting towards the east anglia coast and getting away from kent. with somewhat brighter skies following in towards the midlands and across the south—west as well, where we will keep a peppering of showers for a good portion of the evening, so if you've got plans for bonfires and fireworks, across many northern and western parts, you'll have to contend with quite a noticeable wind, so safety first of course, and the

is the band of cloud heading through the band of cloud heading through the south of england, the midlandsales. some fog during the rush hourfor some, tending to lift later to low cloud. cheering up in the far south—west perhaps. the best of the sunshine northern england and northwards, though temperatures no better than 10 degrees in scotland. this weather front producing this area of cloud eases away overnight. nothing really happening as we head into friday. the weather front in the north—west very weak. light winds elsewhere. a fair bit of cloud to begin the day across england and wales. maybe breaking up, any mist and fog lifting and sunshine beginning to come through. it will get colder this weekend, because the wind direction will change. the wind will strengthen as well, with a north—westerly that will drag down the cold air as the weekend goes on. that is behind this rain that will have developed overnight, and starting the weekend wet across the east midlands and eastern england. some showers could be quite heavy in the north—west of the uk. showers few and far between on sunday.

cloud and some patchy rain for wales, midlands. into saturday.nto southern england. quite a cold feeling afternoon here. there showers, sunshine coming back, best of sunshine in scotland, very breezy. blustery showers in the far north and northern isles. widespread frost this sunday begins. the best of dissension in the east. fair amount of cloud around quite a bit of light rain. this is bbc news. the headlines: police and air accident accident investigators say they are trying to establish the cause of a mid—air collision involving a light air—craft and a helicopter that killed four people. 0ur priorities today remain was investigating the next of kin, finding out who they are, informing them and supporting them with specialist officers as we progress the investigation here on site. the eu tells theresa may she has two weeks to put more money on the table if the eu is to agree to begin brexit trade talks before the end of the year. in zimbabwe, president mugabe is seen in public for the first time since the military takeover. a family renting in

round about lunchtime across northern england, heading into the midlands and across wales too.ind the front, that's where we're going to see a big clearance. much more in the way sunshine moving into northern ireland, scotland and the north of england. it might be sunny, yes, but it's also colder. notice the temperatures into single figures. for friday, many of us having a decent day, bright with sunny spells however there'll be a number of blustery showers affecting the far north of scotland. those showers could merge together and at times, there will be quite a chilly wind, particularly on saturday, the wind falling a bit lighter by sunday. and that's your latest weather. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. gunfire and explosions on the streets of zimbabwe, but the military deny they have staged a coup. soldiers have taken over the state television building, and in a broadcast, they said president robert mugabe is safe. good morning, it is wednesday 15 november. also this morning: borisjohnson is to meet the husband of a british woman being held in a

but, through north—west england, down into the midlands, a dry start, yes, a cold and frosty start inust 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 be falling as rain. a few showers across dorset, perhaps into hampshire, as well. but for east anglia and the south—east, a dry start, yes, but a chilly one — three, four or five degrees. a lot of crisp sunshine, then, to come during the day on tuesday, but the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands, as the day goes on. these showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers out west, as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold — five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night, the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. these showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing, or a touch below. there will be fro

there the remnants of the old front strung out across wales, the midlands, and east anglia.est you are, the more likely it is you'll have dense fog patches — a real issue, perhaps, for the commute. but as we get on through the morning, so as the cloud comes in from the north, it will helped to lift the fog in many places, but it could be well into the morning before it really gets away from some of the west country. so bear that one in mind. the afternoon, though, marked by plenty of sunshine into the north of england, north midlands, the north of wales, too. more in the way of cloud further south. despite the sunshine, struggling to get to double figures in parts of scotland and northern ireland. out of thursday into friday, not too much in the way of a breeze across the south. clear skies for some. so again, fog could be an issue first up. more cloud, i think, as you get into the midlands, wales, then up into scotland and northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather around. just the odd bit and piece of rain coming off the irish sea. a new set of weather fronts bringing rain

cold in midlands, but quite patchy. cold in northern ireland and scotland, 4—5. particular converter reeson morning. quite a wet start the day across much of northern england, northern england and scotland. further south, more cloudier and breezy but mainly dry. a little bit of patchy rain but look at the temperatures compared to morning. some outbreaks of rain in east anglia, and it will be slow to clear here. a cool start the day. rain slyly easing from northern ireland. it will take its time to go from northern scotland. snow above 400 metres. the rains slowly clears eastwards through the day that takes its time to go from parts of northern england, the midlands and eastern parts of england. the south and west, some patchy outbreaks of rain in the afternoon. once that rain in the afternoon. once that rain clears, some brighter skies. much milder, 12—13, but still in some colder air across scotland and northern ireland. there has been a battle going on between the cold air to the eastern something milder to the west. in the coming days, that milderair the west.

the top end of the iris the down through the north of wales and greater manchester into the north midlandshat is not a bad day. the temperatures in the south will feel pleasant. further north with the wind, it will feel fresh. to say the wind, it will feel fresh. to say the least. there is quite a bit of rain moving through northern ireland from friday into saturday. that cloud and rain is still there in southern parts of england as we start saturday and it takes a real time before the rightist guys get down to the midlands and east anglia. the cloud is rather sitting in the south. any compensation with the temperatures rather than single figures in the north. sunday is remembrance day and that cold air eventually winds out. it comes in from scotland right across the british isles. the showers confined to the coast but there are a lot of ceremonies on remembrance sunday. they will be dry, crisp and chilly. if you are attending you will need a huge layers but not many of them will need to be waterproof. welcome to outside source. saudi arabia has told its citizens in lebanon to leave the co

right about lunchtime across northern england, heading into the midlands, and across wales, too.arance, and much more in the way sunshine moving into northern ireland, scotland, and the north of england. it might be sunny, yes, but it's also colder. notice the temperatures into single figures. for friday, many of us with a decent day, bright and sunny spells. however, there'll be a number of blustery showers affecting the far north of scotland. those showers could merge together to give some lengthier spells of rain at times. now, this weekend, sunny spells around. showers across northern and western areas. and at times, there will be quite a chilly wind, particularly on saturday, the wind falling a bit lighter by sunday. that's your latest weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers, in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: loud explosions are heard in the zimbabwean capital, where soldiers are reported to have ta ken over the headquarters of the state broadcaster. australians say "yes" to same—sex marriage. more than 61% back the

there, the remnants of the old front strung out across wales, the midlands, and east anglia.n from the north, it will help to lift the fog in many places, but it could be well into the morning before it really gets away from some of the west country. so bear that one in mind. the afternoon, though, marked by plenty of sunshine across the north of england, north midlands, the north of wales too. more in the way of cloud further south. despite all the sunshine, struggling to get to double figures in parts of scotland and northern ireland. out of thursday into friday, not too much in the way of breeze across the south. clear skies for some. so again, fog could be an issue first up. more cloud, i think, as you get into the midlands, wales, and then up into scotland and northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather around. just the odd bit and piece of rain coming off the irish sea. a new set of weather fronts bringing cloud, wind and rain eventually into scotland and perhaps the far north—west of northern ireland. again, rather cool in some northern spots, 9, 10, 11 degrees. double

sunday so it is worth bearing in mind we could see a scatter of showers, some running down to the midlandh—east but hopefully they will ease away in time for the service at the cenotaph, but it is worth bearing in mind there could be an isolated rogue shower floating round. elsewhere if you are heading for services most likely chance of seeing showers at 11 o'clock in the morning is through wales and maybe one or two into south—west england, elsewhere should be dry, cold, yes, we will need to wrap up warm, but there should be good spells of sunshine. a few isolated showers across the east coast of northern ireland, and one or two filtering in through the northern isles and the far knot of scotland. some will have a wintry flavour mixed in there, and that will be accompanied by a brisk wind. san witched in the two it is dry, settled sunny but it is crisp. top temperatures of round 6—10 degrees. as we move out of remembrance sunday, into monday, it is going to turn cooler still with winds falling light and high pressure quietening things down and killing off the shower, so we will see anoth

, heading into the midlands and across wales too. clearance. and much more in the way sunshine moving into northern ireland, scotland and the north of england. it might be sunny, yes, but it's also colder. notice the temperatures into single figures. for friday, many of us having a decent day, bright and sunny spells but there'll be a number of blustery showers affecting the far north of scotland. those showers could merge together to give us some lengthier spells of rain at times. now, this weekend, sunny spells around. showers across northern and western areas. and at times, there will be quite a chilly wind, particularly on saturday, the wind falling a bit lighter by sunday. and that's your latest weather. this is bbc news, the headlines: loud explosions have been heard in the zimbabwean capital, harare, where soldiers are reported to have taken over the headquarters of the national broadcaster. armoured vehicles have been seen near the city centre. earlier, zimbabwe's ambassador to south africa dismissed suggestions of a coup. au

there the remnants of the old front strung out across wales, the midlands, and east anglia.og patches — a real issue, perhaps, for the commute. but as we get on through the morning, so as the cloud comes in from the north, it will helped to lift the fog in many places, but it could be well into the morning before it really gets away from some of the west country. so bear that one in mind. the afternoon, though, marked by plenty of sunshine into the north of england, north midlands, the north of wales, too. more in the way of cloud further south. despite the sunshine, struggling to get to double figures in parts of scotland and northern ireland. out of thursday into friday, not too much in the way of a breeze across the south. clear skies for some. so again, fog could be an issue first up. more cloud, i think, as you get into the midlands, wales, then up into scotland and northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather around. just the odd bit and piece of rain coming off the irish sea. a new set of weather fronts bringing rain into scotland and perhaps the far north—west of north

there, the remnants of the old front strung out across wales, the midlands, and east anglia.s — a real issue, perhaps, for the commute. but as we get on through the morning, so as the cloud comes in from the north, it will help to lift the fog in many places, but it could be well on into the morning before it really gets away from some of the west country. so bear that one in mind. the afternoon, though, marked by plenty of sunshine across the north of england, north midlands, the north of wales too. more in the way of cloud further south. despite all the sunshine, struggling to get to double figures in parts of scotland and northern ireland. out of thursday into friday, not too much in the way of breeze across the south. clear skies for some. so again, fog could be an issue first up. more cloud, i think, as you get into the midlands, wales, and then up into scotland and northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather around. just the odd bit and piece of rain coming in off the irish sea. a new set of weather fronts bringing cloud, wind and rain eventually into scotland and perhap

across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands ground. a few showers out west, as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold — five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night, the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. these showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing, or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning. so this is how the weather pattern looks. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the east. that is what is feeding the northerly winds down across the country. strong, biting winds on wednesday, particularly towards the east, where there will again be plentiful showers, and late in the day, we may even begin to see some sleet and snow to pretty low levels. some sunshine, too. not as many showers at this stage in the west. three to seven degrees, that is your lot. thursday a similar day, but if anything, a colder day still. some snow is possible to fairly low l

if you‘re in parts of eastern midlands —— lifting temperatures. some rain in south—west england, and the north—west of england, and the north—west of england and wales, the wind picking up england and wales, the wind picking up in irish sea coast, as in northern ireland and a good part of scotland. most will be dry with some spots of rain but the wettest of all through today and into the night will be across the highlands and islands, and that rain spreads across much of scotland and northern ireland with heavy bursts mixed in and strengthening winds touching gale force wind round western coasts and heels into tuesday morning. the further east you are, east anglia and the south—east, another chilly night but not as cold as last night and colder into northern ireland to start the day with skies clearing later. for tomorrow morning‘s commute, instead of the frost, southern scotland and western england and wales, heavy rain to get you to work, blustery winds. the winds will ease down during the day and the rain trundles to the east midlands and the s

but across the likes of yorkshire, lincolnshire, cambridge, the midlands, you will hang on to the midlandsorthern ireland. as it pushes across the rest of england and wales asa across the rest of england and wales as a narrow band, the rain will turn that brighter. we hang on to sunny spells ahead of it, and the higher temperatures. behind it, we will see some cooler weather, and a peppering of showers in the north and west of scotland, some of which, in the hills, could be wintry. the friday, a lot of dry weather again but the cold weather has come in behind the front, and cleared away. it will be cooler in southern counties. we still have showers in the north, some of them will merge and give spells of rain. it will be windy, with gales and exposure. on saturday, sunny spells and showers. we will also have a chilly wind. sunday, there is still a wee bit of uncertainty about the timing, but at the moment what we think is it will start off on a frosty but dry note, an atlantic fronts coming in from the west later in the day. some breaking news from the story we have been leading with. this

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so the west midlands, teesside and and particularly —— so the west midlands, teesside and particularlyress is being made on city deals in tay and stirling and for the borderlands. i am getting used to the experience of having my ear bent by 13 scottish conservative colleagues. the election result loomed large over the whole budget as hammond desperately tried to woo younger voters. jeremy corbyn promised to bin tuition fees back injune hammond offered under—305 money off their railfares. it all felt a bit gimmicky in its timidity. the big plan was to stop stamp duty for first—time buyers. this was quickly trashed by the 0br. without an ambitious house—building scheme it would only push up prices further. jeremy corbyn was unimpressed by all of it. economic growth has been revised down. productivity has been revised down. business investment revised down. peoples wages and living standards revised down. what sort of strong economy is that?! hammond is unlikely to make many new enemies with this budget but then, he has plenty of these already in the tory party, among those who suspect he

especially here concentrated down through lincolnshire, east anglia and into the east midlands, parts becoming a wee bit more patchy and you've really got to get up into scotland or northern ireland 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 lunchtime, into the early part of the afternoon, yes, it will be that late until we see the last of that persistent rain getting towards the east anglia coast and getting away from kent. with somewhat brighter skies following in towards the midlands and across the south—west as well, where we will keep a peppering of showers for a good portion of the evening, so if you've got plans for bonfires and fireworks, across many northern and western parts, you'll have to contend with quite a noticeable wind, so safety first of course, and the peppering of showers, drier i would think further east and this

but cloud and some patchy rain will feed in across parts of wales, the midlands and southern englandowers in the far north of scotland but actually here and into northern england by the afternoon, the lion's share of saturday's sunshine. here's a look at things at 9am, though, a frost still to some, particularly the hills in scotland, but there will be a lot of fine, sunny weather away from the showers in the far of the northern isles. expecting a mainly dry day in northern ireland but a fair amount of cloud around. just a few showers spreading south across northern england to begin with but behind those will have the sunshine coming out. frost and sunny spells for east anglia and south—east england, not lasting long. mild for some for wales and into south—west england to begin the day, but cloud and some patchy rain, and that is going to extend eastwards across other parts of southern england and a few spots perhaps into east anglia. but brightening up in northern england, keeping the sunshine in scotland but the blustery wind and showers in the far north, wintry on the hills and a

if you showers in the midlands as well. snow more likely over the hills. temperatures, this is what will feel close to freezing in the northern half of the uk where remains windy and showery with continued risk of icy patches as well. the showers tend to ease down overnight. the winds ten to get a little bit more westerly. temperatures not quite so low by sunday morning. but still the risk of a frost particularly in the countryside. as we run through the day, we can see a line of showers on sunday over the irish sea into lancashire and possibly cumbria all the way into the north midlands. that fewer showers on the whole, more places will be dry, sunshine across the eastern side of the uk, but out to the west, cloud will be increasing, and after that chilly start, it means temperatures will be slow to rise during the day. the cloud coming in ahead of that weather system there. this is a change as we move into monday. that weather system moving down across the uk, it will sweep rain south—eastwards across all areas of the night, a wet start on monday morning

and it will cost the west midlands £15 million, is that right? get that? yes, because this is the pilot to test this and we are saying it would be a good investment because there are many hidden costs of the rough sleeping challenge we have. particularly the services provided to people on the streets, they have very significant costs so we can say if we do this we help people rebuild their lives as you heard on the clip, that is a good investment. and do you know yet how many people that might help over three years? yes, we have looked at the number of people who are rough sleeping on the streets in the west midlands. last year the number officially counted was about 132 so we have said let's look over three years at the total number of people likely we will need to accommodate and that is to meet the current level. so if you are homeless, whether that is sleeping rough or sleeping on friends' sofas 01’ even rough or sleeping on friends' sofas or even in temporary accommodation, might you be helped? this is for people who are rough sleeping with

and in the midlands it is around three orll in the midlands it is around three or 11 degrees and in thee wintry and a further north and the higher up you are on the hilltops... this even, by the showers are forming or falling this even, there could be ice forming so anywhere across scotland, around northern england and wales, northern ireland until tomorrow morning they could be icy patches. temperatures close to freezing. out of time it will be even colder than that. let's have a look at the forecast for tomorrow, i told you about the cold airfrom the north, reaching the north coast of spain and portugal. this pattern will stay for quite some time. another chilly day on the way for saturday, this pattern of showers continuing across scotland and northern ireland into the north west of england but on the south coast and in the east we have plenty of sunny spells. 5 degrees but remember, this is the maximum, this is from one hour during the afternoon. most of the day it will be colder than that and because of the wind it will feel even colder. closer to zero. in newcastle, and on sunday,

we start the weekend with some rain across the midlands and eastern england, which ta kes a midlands we get more rain again. this is bbc news. i‘m rebecca jones. the headlines at 9pm. sir michael fallon resigns as defence secretary, saying his behaviour may have "fallen short" of the standards expected by the uk military. we expect the very highest standards of the armed forces and i don‘t think it‘s right that on occasion in the past where i have fallen below those standards that i should continue to serve as defence secretary. sir michael‘s resignation follows theresa may‘s invitation to party leaders to discuss the sexual harassment claims at westminster. police in new york say the man suspected of killing eight people in lower manhattan was inspired by the islamic state group. the suffering of the hillsborough victims families — calls for a cultural change in the way relatives are treated after a public tragedy.

for much of southern england the midlands into wale5, southern england the midlands into wales, the overnight from how sunday started. let's look on through monday. after a wet start for some gradually turning drier. a while to get rid of the rain in northern england but it'll improve during the afternoon. some brighter brea ks to during the afternoon. some brighter breaks to the east of high ground anywhere in the uk, certainly possibly but expect a lot of cloud through the day. still a bit of patchy light rain and drizzle around into the afternoon in some 5pots patchy light rain and drizzle around into the afternoon in some spots and while most are milder, 5till 5ingle figure temperatures in scotland. monday evening shaping up with a cloud and light and patchy rain. : rain in northern ireland and through into 5cloonted. mild air reaching into 5cloonted. mild air reaching into scotland means any 5now turning to rain acro55 into scotland means any 5now turning to rain across most of the hills here during tuesday, the winds picking up across the board and a spefl rain acro55 picking up across

some sunshine arriving into the north midlands and east anglia.and plenty of sunshine for northern england and scotland, with a little showers across higher ground. it is a fine afternoon in murrayfield, but it will feel chilly thanks to the wind. temperatures in single figures. the lord mayor's show is on this afternoon as well. for the rest of the weekend, it will turn a good deal chillier on sunday. we will have more news on the news channel this morning until 10am. on bbc one, we say goodbye to our viewers. thank you for staying with us. we're going to be talking about brexit. 11pm, the 29th of march. that is the exact time and date the uk is supposed to leave the european union, and theresa may has now said she wants that date, and that time enshrined in lawful stop we will speak a little more about that now. we have this two—week deadline set if the eu to seek clarification from great britain on what that means. we have theresa villiers, mp and northern ireland secretary. thank you for your time. the uk has two weeks, according to the negoti

especially here concentrated down through lincolnshire, east anglia and into the east midlands, parts, the rain becoming a wee bit more patchy and you've really got to get up into scotland or northern ireland 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 lunchtime, into the early part of the afternoon, yes, it will be that late until we see the last of that persistent rain getting towards the east anglia coast and getting away from kent. with somewhat brighter skies following in towards the midlands and across the south—west as well, where we will keep a peppering of showers for a good portion of the evening, so if you've got plans for bonfires and fireworks, across many northern and western parts, you'll have to contend with quite a noticeable wind, so safety first of course, and the peppering of showers, drier i would think further east

but, through north—west england, down into the midlands, a dry start, yes, a cold and frosty start ine morning. showers continuing to feed across west wales, into devon and cornwall. most of these showers will be falling as rain. a few showers across dorset, perhaps into hampshire, as well. but for east anglia and the south—east, a dry start, yes, but a chilly one — three, four or five degrees. a lot of crisp sunshine, then, to come during the day on tuesday, but the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands, as the day goes on. these showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers out west, as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold — five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night, the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. these showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing, or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning