, east anglia and south east midlands.n it as yet edited the night. average wise, chilly in the south—east, east anglia and the midlands, with those light winds. temperatures getting down to 23 celsius. blustery showers across scotland in the north and west and images being kept up here by the wind. the weather picture tomorrow, a week frontjourneys southwards. no rain left on it but what follows will be some slightly cooler air. temperatures probably a degree or so down on what we have seen degree or so down on what we have seen today but nevertheless, many sunshine comes out, not feeling too bad. though showers continue to feeding on the gusty winds for northern and western areas and increasingly through the afternoon. if you sneaked down, could get one 01’ if you sneaked down, could get one or two if you sneaked down, could get one ortwo in if you sneaked down, could get one or two in england and wales. otherwise staying dry with a few sunny spells coming and going and brightening up in northern ireland. a few showers t

in the west midlands? >> i thank my honorable friend for highlighting the silicon canal. he was delighted that the west midlands that was pulled together by the metro street -- was chosen as winning location of the open connected communities project and as my honorable friend refer today this will see development of 5g pilot across the region. it's working to develop and deliver a regional wide digital skills partnership which will bring together key sectors in the region, working on improving the digital skills of individuals, small businesses and charities and ensuring strong government engagement and support for these sectors will be critical to success of the government's industrial strategy >> the pay award for teachers recently which the prime minister would know, now the government has outlined how it would fund the award for teachers in england but not done so for whales. will the prime minister intervene to oversight and ensure that whales teachers and people are not left to foot the bill? >> can

bit the east midlands will be warm with a fair bit of sunshine.ern ireland with sunshine and showers. the band of rain cobbles down about as far south as east anglia through the midlands. —— topples. . there won't be much rain on that. then we are thick cloud arriving from the south—west with southerly wind, warmer wind. we are left with a temperature contrast across the uk. much cool in the north, just for a while. into tuesday, this is where we might see the remnants of ex— hurricane helene impacting the weather. this low pressure drives its way northwards across western pa rt its way northwards across western part of the uk and it might bring disruptive, severe gales, quite unusualfor disruptive, severe gales, quite unusual for this disruptive, severe gales, quite unusualfor this time disruptive, severe gales, quite unusual for this time of year. we are unusual for this time of year. we a re left unusual for this time of year. we are left with areas of low pressure rotating out across the middle of the atlantic, in the cold air to the north of

lots of clouds for wales and midlands in the afternoons other —— sunny spells as well and for northern the heavy side. temperatures in the high teens why pleasa nt we temperatures in the high teens why pleasant we get to see sunshine low 20s and the sunshine in east anglia. going into friday, low—pressure develops in the north sea, closer you are too that the wetter it'll be, colder it a deal, windy or it'll be, colder it a deal, windy or it'll be as well. east of scotland, northeast england particularly. elsewhere up your school because of strong west of bring —— breeze coming across uk, but still lara lots of dry and sunny weather around, temperatures come down a few degrees motors noticeably further south you are. unsettled weather continues into a later start into the weekend, low—pressure close to scotla nd the weekend, low—pressure close to scotland on saturday, parental system works and for northern ireland, parts of england and wales as well, many of those will see the spells of rain on saturday and sunday is dry and bright and a bit warmer and there'll be since showers around.

. —— midlands.west, parts of wales, north—west england, northern ireland, for a time. heavier rain trundling across scotland. generally oui’ trundling across scotland. generally our lot of cloud around but if we keep hold of clear spells for any length of time, we could get down into single digits. most places have a mild night. low pressure to the north—west with various frontal systems moving through. each one bringing outbreaks of rain. we will start the day with patchy, light rain across parts of the south—west, wales, north—west england and perhaps northern england for a time. heavier rain continues northwards across scotland. actually, away from the wet areas, it won't turn into a bad day. some spells of sunshine with patchy cloud. it will be breezy but warmer than it was today, 23 degrees in london. some showers across wales and the midlands but by the afternoon, relatively bright. the same for northern ireland. eastern scotland perking up. western scotland, however, heavier downpours with th

the midlands, east anglia, lincolnshire.degrees. much sillier start on thursday. it looks like being a finding here. this man of rain is going to stumble its way southward and grind to a halt. in more detail, you can see the towers and the far northwest of scotland. that narrow band of rain is not really amounting to very much patchy rain and drizzle. the odds are coming in ahead of that around some wisdom coasts. along the whole, england and wales will start dry and sunny. if a little on the chilly side. it will warm upfairly little on the chilly side. it will warm up fairly quickly. it should be afinding warm up fairly quickly. it should be a finding across well, the midlands, southern england. a good affair with a cloud and some good sunny spells. more clouds across northern parts of england in the afternoon. so the scotla nd england in the afternoon. so the scotland and northern ireland are producing rain and drizzle, then they start to work its way back northwards into scotland. higher temperatures across the south this

another one—day across the midlands and eastern england with temperatures fishing into the mid—20s. at times, temperatures around 17 or 18 degrees. more wet and windy weather on the way towards the middle part of the week thanks to this low pressure. this targeting northern ireland, scotland, northern england and the north—west of wales with some strong winds expected. strongest winds probably up to 75 mph according to the met office weather warning in force across exposed parts of western scotland. a lot of heavy rain across the north, could bring surface water flooding issues. further south, a bit of rain but largely dry towards the south—east where it says warm. you're watching beyond one hundred days. there are just six months to go before brexit — but is anyone ready to agree a deal? i've come to burnley — where people voted 2—1 to leave the eu — to find out how confident they are britain made the right choice. theresa may says her plan can get the best deal for britain. and she's warning opponents there's no viable alternative. we'll get a good deal, we will bring that back fr

the heaviest rain will be across parts of wales, the midlands, southern parts of northern england.perhaps showery rain across the western isles but the heaviest rain across wales, the midlands, perhaps not so much rain in southern counties of england. the rain will ease off through the afternoon. feeling fairly cool given the breeze and outbreaks of rain, highs between 15—19dc. into sunday there donaghy distil a fairly messy picture but the frontal system pushes further northwards, so here is where we most liked —— likely to see rain across the north of scotland, far north of england, sunday further south it is a fairly dry day, a noticeable breeze, in the sunshine it should feel warm across southern and eastern counties of england, temperatures up to 21 or 22 celsius, 14—18dc in scotland and northern ireland. as we go into the new working week a greater chance of rain across scotland, northern ireland and parts of wales, further south, mainly dry with sunshine. hello — it‘s friday, it‘s nine o‘clock, i‘m joanna gosling. welcome to the programme. we‘ve travelled to this refugee cam

across the midlands, wales, east anglia, the midlands, wales, east anglia, the south of england, we willl see spells of sunshine. similar for northern ireland and scotland. he will see some showers blowing in on backing west or north—westerly wind. —— here. the showers will become quite widespread across northern scotland. look at these temperatures. 10— 15 degrees. the best we can expect. as we go through this evening and tonight, this guys will generally be clear. dry weather around. —— the skies. the temperatures are going to fall. even in glasgow, edinburgh, newcastle down to two degrees. some spots in the north—east particularly will get very close to freezing. a touch of frost to take it into tomorrow morning. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the north—east. that feeds in a northerly breeze for some time. to the north—west a frontal system approaching. monday, fine and dry weather, spells of sunshine after the chilly start, then things cloud over across northern ireland and western scotland. heavy bursts of rain into the far north—west. the wind speaking up as well. those

also based in the west midlands is silicon canal.the conservative metro mayor andy street, was chosen... was chosen as the winning location of the project and as my honourable friend has referred to, we will see five g across the region. gc ms are also working closely with the west midlands combined authority to deliver a regionwide digital skills partnership. that will bring together key sectors in the region, working on improving digital skills. ensuring strong government engagement and support for these sectors will be critical to success of the government‘s industrial strategy. the secretary for state of education announced the pay award procedures recently which, as the parameter will know, is not yet a devolved responsibility. the government has outlined how it will fund the award in england but as yet has not done so for wales. will the primaries to intervene to put right this oversight and insure that welsh teachers and pupils are not the ones left to foot the bill? and i reassure the honourable gentleman that the treasury wi

further south, more midlands, heavy bursts over high ground.s to come across scotland. there will be strikes of that here and there. sunny breaks in between. damages in aberdeen around 16,17 between. damages in aberdeen around 16, 17 in glasgow. similarfor northern ireland tomorrow. across northern england we will have extra cloud in press, sporadic outbreaks of rain, similar in wales and parts of rain, similar in wales and parts of the midlands. down towards the south—west, not as much cloud, some brighter breaks and certainly for the channel islands are paramount sunshine. generally across england and wales it will be a breezy day. this first pulse of rain will lead to the east saturday night. then we bring more damp weather from the west through the early hours of sunday into parts of wales, northern england, northern ireland, and scotland. a mild night for many. a little chilly across all the scotla nd little chilly across all the scotland where we keep hold of some clear skies. mist out sunday with outbreaks of rain across some northern ar

i got the last seat going at a cinema in the west midlands were in titanic...iff neck from it. such an extraordinary story. you would think a way could be found for these artefacts to stay in the uk. it's not clear what would happen if the hedge funds would buy them. the hedge funds themselves have so many billions of pounds that this £20 million or so is peanuts for them. they could have some of them in each of their houses, a private collection. they say this may be the last time these things will ever come to public auction. if we don't get them, they will be lost. david, more car use because the railways aren't working, so says the telegraph. this is a story emanating from the rac, they would say that, wouldn't be? but it's extraordinary. some go back to the battles of the 19805, denationalisation of the railways —— wouldn't be? delaet nicolas ridley, the late margaret thatcher, debating our railways would be where they are today all those years ago? —— the late —— margaret thatcher. anyone who has seen railways abroad understand the frustration. it is enti

the forces operating the test are thames valley, hampshire and west midlands.he problem. it's rule 92 of the highway code, police do have the powers to be able to put an urgent request into the dvla for the revocation of the driver's licence, based on the fact that they have actually failed the eyesight test. what this should be is a wake—up call to drivers that it is is up to the legal standard. we think it's right that drivers are keeping on top of their eyesight and we think it is right that from a road safety point of view that this sort of thing is done on a more regular basis. it should be a wake—up call to people and we urge drivers that if they think there's any problem with their eyesight that they take an eye test immediately. also, in the instance whereby a medical professional might say that their eyesight isn't up to standard, that they need to report that the dvla immediately. and have their eyesight checked. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomas. well, many of us had a fine weekend with lots of sunshine, very warm too, up to 26 degre

outbreaks of rain with thicker cloud feed into parts of wales, the midlands and south—west england innoon. light winds, some is showing in east anglia and south east england before the chance of patchy rain later in the chance of patchy rain later in the day. this is where we will see the day. this is where we will see the higher temperature is. scotland and northern ireland, 1a or 15 degrees. you're watching beyond 100 days. britain demands an urgent meeting of the un security council after charging two russians with the salisbury poisonings. the pair are understood to be russian military officers almost certainly acting on orders from the kremlin. police say these cctv images show the two men came to britain in march with the intention of killing sergei skripal. tech bosses from facebook and twitter admit they were too slow to act against political meddling, but they tell us senators they are fixing the problem. if we don't find a scalable solutions to the problems we are now seeing we lose our business and we continue to threaten the original privilege and liberty we were given to

some relentless rain into parts of wales, the midlands and the north of england, but to the north ofreezy afternoon with a scattering of sharp showers. a better story for scotland and northern ireland in comparison this time yesterday, and for the south of the weather front, with that south—westerly flow, we're still seeing some warmth. temperatures sitting around 21—22, the last day of the warmth as over the next couple of days. the rain will start to be an impact through this evening and overnight. for the early evening rush hour some torrential downpours expected across parts of wales, stretching up into the midlands and the north of england as well. the brighter colours denoting the intensity of the rainfall. as we go through the early hours overnight, that rain. to push its way eastwards and then we'll start of the those winds picking up. behind the main band of rain, squally gusts. these are real damaging gusts of wind, 50-60 are real damaging gusts of wind, 50—60 miles an hour through the night and may be a long channel posts first thing tomorrow morning. a relatively mild sta

and increasingly into the midlands with some splashes of rain.htening up into the afternoon but the chance of an odd shower, some drizzle, and temperatures widely into the teens. 22 baha'i in london. midweek, low— pressure moves 22 baha'i in london. midweek, low—pressure moves in, lots of dry weather to begin with. —— 22 your high in london. through the second half of the week it is set to turn cooler. a more autumnal week with the chance of rain. but there will still be some sunshine for many. thanks very much. as mps return from their summer break, there's one subject at the top of everybody‘s agenda — brexit. yesterday the prime minister ruled out another referendum, and today her former foreign secretary borisjohnson has savaged her brexit plans, saying they would leave the uk with "diddly squat" after the negotiations. let's discuss all of that more now with the journalist racheljohnson, and the labour mp and former chair of vote leave gisela stuart. good morning to both of you. rachel, mentioning what theresa may said over the weekend, maki

wells, midlands and southern england likely to be drivers buzz of sunshine and temperatures may be higherweather for many northern and western areas on friday. that will continue into saturday as well. always the warmest, sunnis and driest weather in the south—east. you're watching beyond 100 days. hurricane florence shifts path as us coastal cities prepare for a massive storm that could lingerfor days. traffic is backed up as more than a million people under mandatory evacuation orders try to get out before it's too late. out at sea, florence is now tossing up waves 25 metres high — a terrifying indication of how powerful this storm is. the surf is already up here in north carolina as the storm of a lifetime heads towards us. people flee the coastline. they're just civilians who happened to be there. mr putin denies the two men accused of trying to murder sergei skripal worked for him. but the british government isn't buying it. also on the programme...

northern england into wales and the midlands, outbreaks of rain at times, the odd heavy burst over thel be quite breezy. breezy further south as well. towards the channel islands you may see breaks in the cloud and a little bit of sunshine. remember that pipeline of moisture, it piles its way in as we go through saturday night into sunday. at this stage the rain will drift further north as well, perhaps getting into southern scotland. cool in north—east scotland, further south with a fair amount of cloud it will be mild. outbreaks of rain across western and some northern parts of the uk. there could be patchy rain and drizzle around through the morning, close to newcastle, as the great north run gets under way. as we go on through the day i am hopeful the cloud will start to break up. we'll see spells of sunshine developing into the afternoon. temperatures 16 or 17. fairly breezy. across the rest of the country, similar. rain will drift across many northern parts of england, northern ireland, and scotland. rain continues across northern scotland through the day. some thundery showers l

and interesting choice of places, in lead areas, the north—east, the midlands, the west midlands, areto your supporters and your critics, it is the very people who voted to leave that you are trying to protect? what iam that you are trying to protect? what i am saying to people is that what the chequers plan does is built —— is deliberate good deal for britain because it ensures that we have a good dealfor all of the because it ensures that we have a good deal for all of the country, because it ensures that we have a good dealfor all of the country, it protects jobs and livelihoods, good dealfor all of the country, it protectsjobs and livelihoods, but crucially it gives us the freedom to control our own laws, to control our own orders, to spend money that we would otherwise be sending to the eu on priorities like the nhs, sorry, but also it enables us to grasp the opportunity that brexit gives us in terms of trade around the rest of the world as an independent nation. you know what people say. they say as remainers and levers, half in, heart out, one foot in and out, the worst of both

but our weather front has cloud from south—west england, wales, the west midlands, northern england,tland. some patchy rain, some heavier bursts to begin the day in south—east scotland, clearing away. any rain on the front, though, turning increasingly light into the afternoon, showery in nature. north, north—west scotland here with sunny spells, and northern ireland lighter winds than the weekend. so yes, it is cooler, but still pleasant in the sun. much cooler through eastern scotland, north—east england, where some patchy rain continues into the afternoon, compared with the weekend. some sunny spells developing through western counties of wales. the east midlands, east anglia and south—east england with sunny spells, and you're on the warm side of the weather front, so temperatures here still in the low and in some spots mid—20s. now, our weather front monday night and into tuesday, it's this area of cloud, barely budges. hardly any rain on it, though. underneath it, temperatures are holding into double figures. but now most of scotland and northern ireland is on the colder side o

unless you have this service to the north and the midlands, we will come toa north and the midlands,also, there is a huge amount of outlay already happened. he says basically all the money can be re— dedicated to the nhs. is taking everybody off, isn't he? £350 a week in the nhs. what happened to it? he is taking everybody on. i think he believes he strides his party like a colossus. he has this image of himself as a great here wrote. at the churchill figure and a great figure of classical antiquity. he has a great vision of what he can achieve in his head and it is driving him onwards. should we move on? lets. boo please. —— please. should we move on? lets. boo please. -- please. i shan't sleep for hours with all the adrenaline. the guardian has an interesting story about the met police dropping more enquiries into serious crimes on the first day. it screened out, that means dropped, 34,164 crimes without further investigation on the day they were reported in the year 2017 competitor is 13,000 begin before. what? they are saying there is no point in investigating. they would bea poi

the rain will pep up again across parts of the south—west, but particularly wales, into the west midlandsed flooding. to the south—east, some dry weather, still a little bit of warmth. much cooler across scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england, and all of us look cool as we head into the weekend. it remains unsettled, with some wind and rain at times. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lebo diseko. our top stories: serving up a new round of tariffs. china says its plans for a world beating high—tech economy are under attack by the us, as the trade war intensifies. cheers — or geonbae as they say on the korean peninsula. the goodwill continues to flow at the leaders' summit in pyongyang. the european union's chief negotiator says he has an improved proposal to overcome one of brexit‘s biggest hurdles. and one of europe's most promising female golfers,

temperatures dipping close to freezing one or two spots across the east midlands and into the south—east few showers around, mostly across scotland and northern ireland thanks to a weak weather front. you can see we're starting the morning off on a dry note further south. any mist and fog patches tending to clear away quite quickly. more of a breeze though, across the northern half of the country. scattering of showers for the northern isles into the outer hebrides. showery rain through central eastern scotland into northern ireland. south of here, it's dry with a little cloud here and there, like i mentioned. any early mist should tend to clear away. so, a fine morning to come for many. as we head on into the afternoon, cloud will tend to build as temperatures rise. it will stay rather cloudy across parts of scotland, into northern ireland, further showery bursts of rain here and further showers for the northern isles. after that cool start in england and wales, those temperatures should rise quite nicely to 18 or maybe 20 or 21 degrees in the south—east, closer to the mid—teens, though

start certainly across northern scotland, some heavy showers here, and some rain across wales, the midlandsr a time before returning with a vengeance from the west as we get on into the afternoon. now, as the day wears on, the winds will ease a little bit across northern scotland, but still hefty showers blowing in on the breeze. some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen. for northern ireland, calmer than it was on wednesday, but still breezy with a fair amount of cloud, but look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heavy bursts of rain with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 degrees in the south—east, where we may well stick with some sunshine. and then we go through thursday evening into the night, we take this wet weather across northern england, wales, the south—west. we push it eastwards, and with that, the winds strengthening across the southern and particularly south—eastern areas with gusts of 40, 50 or maybe 60mph, or even a touch more in some places. the strongest of t

the midlands have a very strong industry. they continue to drive investment. it's boosting economic growth. and it shows we are now over 320,000 more people in and work in the west midlands 2010. i think my right honorable friends for that answer. it's like silicon valley. and some 6,000 different companies. the second largest cluster of its time in the whole of europe. i'm sure that he was delighted. and as they referred to. with the region. with the digital skills partnership. with the digital skills of individuals. for the sections will be critical to the success of the industrial strategy. it is not all the responsibility. they had had explained how they will do this in england. what can i say that we ensure the honorable gentlemen. mister speaker. back in july. the prime ministers questions. when i trust them on the possible complication. the prime minister. in the affects of that. with the long awaited report. minister, reinsured my right honorable friend that the home secretary has been looking at this. we are committed to making publications. and yeste

, north england, wales, west midlands, north england and eastern scotland.the front turning lighter in the afternoon and showery. north and north—west scotla nd showery. north and north—west scotland have sunny spells and northern ireland, lighter winds than the weekend so cooler but still pleasa nt the weekend so cooler but still pleasant in the sun. much cooler in eastern scotland, north—east england we re eastern scotland, north—east england were some patchy rain continues into the afternoon. compared with weekend. sunny spells developing in western counties of wales, the east midlands, east anglia and south—east england with sunny spells and you're on the one side of the weather front so temperatures here still in the low and in some spots mid—twenties. 0ur weather front monday night into tuesday, this area of cloud barely budge is. hardly any rain on it, though, underneath it temperatures are holding into double figures but in most of scotland and northern ireland, on the colder side of the front, temperatures regularly dipping down into single figures

through the night, a bit more cloud still is further east to into more of the midlands for example.largely clear skies, some dipping into single figures with a bit misty in places, one or two clear spaces in scotland but a cloudy story and temperatures holding up, rather warm in places that the humid night. roosy offer northern ireland and scotland. —— breezier. plenty of cloud north and west, dan and drizzle in places. still the sunshine through eastern england, especially east anglia and south—east england. sunny spells in north—east scotland. this is four p.m.. with the cloud, wales, western england, you could still see one or two light showers but patchy drizzle, plenty of sunshine, mid 20s and warm in eastern england, some rain is heading into northern ireland and western scotland, deeper into the afternoon, and especially into the afternoon, and especially into the afternoon, and especially into the evening to give a wet end to the day. that is as a weather front spreads rain southwards. this is the front, it is a cold front, the leading edge of cooler air so there will be a c

but our weather front has cloud from south—west england, wales, the west midlands, northern england,outh—east scotland, clearing away. any rain on the front, though, turning increasingly light in the afternoon, showery in nature. north, north—west scotland here with sunny spells, and northern ireland lighter winds than the weekend. so yes, it is cooler, but still pleasant in the sun. much cooler in eastern scotland, north—east england, where some patchy rain continues into the afternoon, compared with the weekend. some sunny spells developing through western counties of wales. the east midlands, east anglia and south—east england with sunny spells, and you're on the warm side of the weather front, so temperatures here still in the low and in some spots mid—20s. now, our weather front monday night and into tuesday, it's this area of cloud, barely budges. hardly any rain on it, though. underneath it, temperatures are holding into double figures. but now most of scotland and northern ireland is on the colder side of the front, so temperatures readily dipping down into single figures und

sunny skies to was the south—east, east anglia and the south midlands.les. 25 to 26. we do have storm helene on the doorstep. this marks the centre of this storm. around it, strong winds. they will arrive in the south west of england and wales later. the rain gets pushed in. more rain from northern ireland, northern and western scotland. eastern end parts of the uk will be dry and clear. really warm overnight. no lower than 60 degrees in the south. as we head into tomorrow, we keep the winds going. the stronger winds across much of england and wales. 60 mph. very quickly rebutted the back of the rain in wales pushing very quickly in the morning into northern ireland and scotland, to be followed by sunny spells and also some showers towards the west in the afternoon. ahead of those we still have the warm and muggy air across the midlands and eastern england in particular. some warmth for a time for east of scotland. higher temperatures was the south east as well. 25 degrees is likely. 18 to 19 for scotland and northern ireland. maybe the windiest weather

temperatures dipping close to freezing one or two spots across the midlands and into the south—east.rough the day. a few showers around, mostly across scotland and northern ireland, thanks to a weak weather front. you can see we started the morning off on a dry note further south. any mist and fog patches tending to clear away quite quickly. more of a breeze though, across the northern half of the country. scattered showers for the northern isles into the outer hebrides. showery rain through central eastern scotland into northern ireland. south of here, it's dry with a little cloud here and there, like i mentioned. any early mist should tend to clear away. so, a fine morning to come for many. heading into the afternoon, cloud will tend to build as temperatures rise. it will stay rather cloudy across scotland, into northern ireland, further showery bursts of rain here and further showers for the northern isles. after that cool start in england and wales, temperatures should rise quite nicely, to 18 or maybe 20 or 21 degrees in the south—east, closer to the midteens further north. the

outbreaks of rain here into wales, perhaps into the south midlands and later into the south—east of england scotland, but not very warm anywhere, really. 13—14 degrees at best. under that rain in the south—west, it's going to be a miserable day, could get more rain through the midlands, east anglia during the evening before it fades away. and then more rain returns from the atlantic and this time it moves further north. still in the colder air to scotland and northern ireland, temperatures in scotland easily down to two or three degrees. now, into sunday, sunshine and showers to scotland, improving weather for northern ireland, but we've got this rain for england and wales, quite heavy rain, a miserable sort of day. as it clears away we get the sunshine, watch out for the strengthening winds on the back edge of that rain, it could well be gale force, and of course it is going to be a cold day. maybe only 11—12 degrees in some places. now, that area of low pressure deepens as it leaves our shores, takes the wind and rain away with it, and it allows high pressure to build in quickly from the

start certainly across northern scotland, some heavy showers here, and some rain across wales, the midlands as we get on into the afternoon. now, as the day wears on, the winds will ease a little bit across northern scotland, but still hefty showers blowing in on the breeze. some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen. for northern ireland, calmer than it was on wednesday, but still breezy with a fair amount of cloud, but look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heavy bursts of rain with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 degrees in the south—east, where we may well stick with some sunshine. and then we go through thursday evening into the night, we take this wet weather across northern england, wales, the south—west. we push it eastwards, and with that, the winds strengthening across the southern and particularly south—eastern areas with gusts of 40, 50 or maybe 60mph, or even a touch more in some places. the strongest of the winds during the night into the early part of friday

the rain will pep up again across parts of the south—west, but particularly wales, into the west midlandsse travel disruption and localised flooding. to the south—east, some dry weather, still a little bit of warmth. much cooler across scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england, and all of us look cool as we head into the weekend. it remains unsettled, with some wind and rain at times. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: a move to break the deadlock on brexit. ahead of a meeting of european leaders, the eu says it is ready to improve its offer on the irish border. £2 billion to help build more social housing. the government announces long—term plans for more affordable homes. labour says it is not enough to tackle the housing crisis. the first litter pick in space. a british satellite deploys new technology to clean up debris orbiting the earth. taking on the budget supermarkets at their own game. tesco is expected to unveil a new chain of stores to rival the likes of aldi and lidl. in sport: one in the eye for paris st

they been of cloud making it through the midlands and into parts of wales on sunday.gely dry. this is bbc world news today, i'm i'm lukwesa burak. the us senatejudiciary committee approves president trump's supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. but they've agreed to wait for a full vote of the senate, after a republican senator called for an fbi investigation into allegations of sexual assault against him. i think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to, but not more than one week, in order to let the fbi continue the president says he has no intention of of replacing judge kavanaugh as his nominee, and had this message for the senate committee members. they have to do with the think is right, they have to be comfortable with themselves, and i'm sure that's what they are. facebook has discovered a security issue affecting nearly 50 million accounts.

temperatures dipping close to freezing one or two spots across the midlands and the south—east. be lots of sunshine through the day. a few showers around, mostly across scotland and northern ireland, thanks to a weak weather front. you can see we started the morning on a dry note further south. mist and fog patches tending to clear away quite quickly. more of a breeze across the northern half of the country. scattered showers for the northern isles into the outer hebrides. showery rain through central eastern scotland into northern ireland. south of here, it's dry with a little cloud here and there, like i mentioned. any early mist will tend to clear away. so a fine morning to come for many. heading into the afternoon, cloud will tend to build as temperatures rise. we will stay rather cloudy across scotland, into northern ireland, further showery bursts of rain here and further showers for the northern isles. after that cool start in england and wales, temperatures should rise quite nicely, to 18 or maybe 20 or 21 degrees in the south—east, closer to the midteens further north.

eventually we'll get our breaks of rain coming into the southern half of wales and the south west midlandsand and similar what the weather will be pushing along south east england dates are in the day. 12 to 14 degrees, your top temperatures and then into sunday's forecast. still a bit of uncertainty based on how sharp his trough and is it in the jet stream will be. therefore how far north this area of rain will get. this forecast will represent the most extreme that the ring can be, it might be that the rain ends up be, it might be that the rain ends up going across southern england, south wales, thought midlands, the southeast but we can't be sure. eventually that what weather pull away and as it does so will start to get some coffee wins, could be strong enough to bring down tree branches. bit of uncertainty still in sunday's forecast. mostly with bob heilfour north in sunday's forecast. mostly with bob heil four north that rain in sunday's forecast. mostly with bob heilfour north that rain band will get. do weather becomes more certain next week, high pressure builds in that means fine

gradually making its way into the north midlands and sinking south through the afternoon.th more rain arriving later on. the south—east might cling on to the last of the warmth this week but, behind it, breezy, cooler, fresh conditions with highs of around 16 celsius. that weather front meanders its way north and south and we will see pulses of more wet weather. it will be still sitting across parts of lincolnshire and the midlands and down into the south—west. it will bring further rain, quite usable rain into the south—east corner and it heralds a change for all of us by wednesday. cooler, pressure, autumnal flavour to the weather with top temperatures of around 13—17 degrees, and that is how it will continue for the remainder of the beat. that's all from the bbc news at, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the coroner at the inquests of those who died in the westminster bridge attack says many lives were torn apart. cctv footage was shown, including images of tourist kurt cochran w

bit the east midlands will be warm with a fair bit of sunshine.nd then behind the reindeer in the cool, fresh airfor behind the reindeer in the cool, fresh air for scotland and northern ireland with sunshine and showers. the band of rain cobbles down about as far south as east anglia through the midlands. —— topples. . there won't be much rain on that. then we are thick cloud arriving from the south—west with southerly wind, warmer wind. we are left with a temperature contrast across the uk. much cool in the north, just for a while. into tuesday, this is where we might see the remnants of ex— hurricane helene impacting the weather. this low pressure drives its way northwards across western pa rt its way northwards across western part of the uk and it might bring disruptive, severe gales, quite unusualfor disruptive, severe gales, quite unusual for this disruptive, severe gales, quite unusualfor this time disruptive, severe gales, quite unusual for this time of year. we are unusual for this time of year. we a re left unusual for this time of year.

. >> i was indeed very pleased to be in the west midlands yesterday. i made clear my determination across the uk. at the forefront of the design and manufacturing. they have the very strong industry. they continue to drive investment. 320,000 more people in and work in the west midlands. i think my right honorable friends for that answer. it's like silicon valley. and some 6,000 different companies. the second largest cluster of its time in the whole of europe. i'm sure that he was delighted. and as they referred to. with the region. with the west midlands combined authority to develop and deliver a region-wide digital skills partnership, which will bring together key sectors in the region, working on improving the digital skills of individuals, small businesses and charities. ensuring strong government engagement and support for these sectors will be critical to the success of the government's industrial strategy. >> the secretary of state for education announced a pay award for teachers recently, which, as the prime minister will know, is not yet a d

patchy rain in parts of the midlands and wales.eland. showers across scotla nd northern ireland. showers across scotland will be really heavy, with rumbles of thunder and flashes of lightning. across the northern half of the country particularly, very cool of the country particularly, very cool, 13—14 at best. this evening and overnight, a band of cloud and rain continuing to sync across south wales and southern parts of england. then we see some clear spells and some showery rain pushing towards the north—east by the end of the night. it will turn quite chilly, evenin night. it will turn quite chilly, even in towns and cities in the north, down to 5—6. tomorrow, a cool start, some bright weather around. the further south and west, not a bad day, with styles of sunshine. the north—eastern areas, we will see rain coming and going all day long. some of that rain will be quite heavy and it will be breezy, especially in the north—eastern areas. even if you have some sunshine, it will feel quite cool, temperatures 15 in aberdeen, 17 in

in rural areas, across the midlands and eastern england. a bit more detail on the weather for early in the morning. pick up a bit more detail on the weatherfor early in the morning. it is garland, we have that band of rain moving its way down through the central belt into northern ireland. you can see how little rain is on that, shower was beginning to follow into the north west of scotland. bring in and wales, a generally dry and sunny start. maybe some cloud left over in the extreme south—east to push away and we will see cloud bubbling up through the day, but fairweather cloud. that weather front we have tends to move down into the far north of england. it may linger in northern ireland and across southern scotland with a bit more rain and drizzle beginning to push back northwards later role in the days of will depress the temperatures here. further south, temperatures here. further south, temperatures likely to be higher than today with a bit more sunshine around. we have is whetherfront which stalled for a while across northern areas a

and patchy rain or and the midlands and patchy rain or a few showers moving through.land and scotland it's broken cloud, sunny spells but showers particularly in scotland which can be quite heavy and rumbles of thunder. looking at the big picture as we go from thursday to friday developing early low pressure sta rts friday developing early low pressure starts to take shape in the north sea and if you are closest to that it will be much cooler and breezy and there will be rain around. uncertainty in the detail but most likely to see rain in parts of eastern scotland into north—east england, also a spell of rain affecting some of us in the northern isles, elsewhere although it's a breezy day, it's a cooler feeling day, many of us could remain dry with some sunny spells around but those temperatures have come down a little bit further. as we look at the picture for the weekend, low pressure caused by particularly in scotland, cloud and patchy rain and the structural system taking a spell of rain. keeping it quite cool and breezy, at the moment it looks like sunday will b

but there is a flash flood warning -- excuse me, a flash flood watch in effect here in the midlands. but so far south carolina has averted the worst of this disaster that struck mostly as you heard from garrett in north carolina and some of the coastal areas of south carolina. they even lifted some of the mandatory evacuation orders and all of the counties sgecht for two -- except for two of the most coastal counties. and as you said, we'll be hearing from the governor. but we're hearing that monday is when we will start to see some of the waters rising in the rivers and streams around the midlands region. that is why i'm saying this could be something of a delayed problem rather than an immediate issue. as you see, the weather is starting to clear up here. when we drove in morning, it was very rainy, he very windy. and now it is a lot lighter. but as the storm moves inland toward the appalachian mountains, that is when we'll start to see all of the water that has accumulated upstream flowing down into the midlands area and that is when a lot of authorities here are expecting to see

, a bit of wales, part of the midland, a bit ofa dry of wales, part of the midland, a bit of a dry dayown off a cliff in her caravan, as parts of britain are battered by storm ali. there's an unexpected rise in the rate of inflation, reaching its highest level in six months. £2 billion to build social housing in england, but government critics, say it's not enough. and the comedy writer and television presenter, denis norden, has died, at the age of 96.

east midlands, eased anglia and south—east england on one side of the front.areas behind the front. single figure temperatures, some cloud building, mainly dry. the weather front hangs behind some cloud building, mainly dry. the weatherfront hangs behind england and wales, the cloud, hardly any rain but the south—east could seal the sunny spells, lifting the temperature towards the low 20s, most in the mid—to—high teens. tuesday fairly quiet, wednesday for most of us too, some rain edging towards northern ireland and western scotla nd towards northern ireland and western scotland later in the day and now it looks increasingly likely that low pressure will be close to the uk as we see out the week. there's a lot of uncertainty about where it will be sitting. and also weather bands around it will be as a result. we'll keep a close eye on that. we do know that this week our weather is turning cooler and there's the chance of rain early and later in the week courtesy of that area of low pressure. and that's your latest forecast. hello, this is bbc news, with marti

will it all be worth it, all this to and fro between the midlands and spain?anager make it backin past five. will the manager make it back in time for the match? no doubt you'll be would not miss him. see for yourself how they get on against our pitch when the fa cup flies into highgate tomorrow at three. there is full coverage across the bbc tv, radio and online. still to come on the programme, we know he is in the women's final but you will make it to the men's on sunday? we're looking ahead to that one. and we'll tell you why army account had to get naked today at his way in ahead of his bout. now it's time to win another world title and hopefully that will be done and that will end my hope boxing career really well. more on him later. serena williams is hoping to equal margaret court's records. but what about the men's?, tennis correspondences in new york for us. we have come inside to grand central terminal because is a threat of rain in the air in new york. temperatures are plummeted. humidity does remain high but the players will be delighted to know wh

into the afternoon it will move into the midlands and east anglia, but the midlands and east anglia,rough the end of the week. generally cool and rain at times. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: lives were torn apart "by 82 seconds of high and terrible drama", that‘s how the coroner at the inquest into the westminster terror attack described the events of last march, which left five people dead. a former brexit minister says as many as 80 conservative mps could reject theresa may‘s chequers plan for brexit. steve baker — who quit over the deal — says it‘s unacceptable to many tories. the eu‘s chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, has said it‘s "realistic and possible" to agree the first stage of the divorce deal with britain within six to eight weeks. the tuc is calling for a shorter working week. its general secretary, frances 0‘grady, told its annual congress that a four—day working week is achievable before the end of this century. now let‘s take a look at the sport. alastair cook‘s test batting career is over, but he has gone out in style. there is a lovely symmetry to t

further south, colder across parts of wales, the midlands and southern england, temperaturesjust midlandse, cloud greets the day across northern england and northern wales, most of the rain becoming confined to the northern half of scotland, allowing brighter conditions, eastern scotland, and the north—east of england and here it will warm up as well, much warmer than today, temperatures 21 degrees in aberdeen, with sunny skies to the south, 22 is not out of the question. sunny start for england and wales, starting to move south on thursday across scotland and northern ireland, same time, rain petering out, sunny spells following, showers in the north—west, here the air will be much cooler, you can see on the temperature chart. still warm for this time of year, across wales, midlands, southern england, temperatures may be 23 degrees, underneath the band of cloud, cooler, in the sunshine behind it, cooler, in the sunshine behind it, cooler and fresh air. north—westerly breeze will push across the whole of the country in time for friday, temperatures dropping everywhere, still high—pressure

so we finish with rain in south wales and the south midlands. tomorrow. sunshine and a few showers for northern ireland and scotland, not quite as windy but a greater chance of rain in southern counties of england and that rain will push away the mild airwe england and that rain will push away the mild air we have at the moment and all will feel fresher with temperatures wyllie in the mid teen, after a fresher day comes a cooler night. temperatures drop into single figures, but a lovely start to thursday, lots of sunshine round before the cloud starts to increase from the west. the odd shower here and there, most will get through the day reasonably dry and temperatures will probably be up a bit after that fresher start, still in the teens for many, but we could see them recover to 20 or 21 in the south—east corner but certainly over the next few hours, keep an eye on the next few hours, keep an eye on the rainfall across parts of north—west england and north wales, making foran north—west england and north wales, making for an unpleasant commute