south—east wales, west cou ntry into the midlands. south—east wales, west country as well. should keep up temperatures but colder and clearer the further west and north you go. coldest temperatures in scotland. sunny spells developing. most of england and wales you can see is pretty cloudy, rain mainly for the midlands, could be heavy at times, maybe some late sunshine giving the temperature is a boost in the south. otherwise, 12 to 15 degrees. moving to tuesday, rain pretty much gone but left with cloud, mist and fog around in the morning across eastern parts of england. then a band of rain, much on that from the northwest, either side, some sunshine, temperatures hitting 13 to 17. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: a pause in the brexit talks, the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier says despite a crunch meeting with the brexit secretary in brussels today there are still key unresolved issues. the pace of the negotiations pick up ahead of wednesday's summit of eu leaders, the ambassadors from the other 27 member countries hold a separate meeting. after the storm, the

for many eastern areas, the midlands and east wales a lovely day.egrees because instead of an easterly we have more ofa instead of an easterly we have more of a southerly breeze. some rain is coming up from the near continent, though, the two combine to bring rain across eastern england on thursday. that will hang around all day across east anglia and the south—east, not good. but elsewhere in north—westerly breeze brings in cooler, fresh air, jenna reid dry and sunny away from the showers in the far north—west. towards the end of the week we need to look out into the atlantic. this big area of low pressure contains the remnants of x hurricane oscar. that will drive is increasingly wet and windy weather our we later on friday for the start of the weekend. something to look forward to, thank you! that's all, keep up with the latest on the news channel. and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... there's criticism of the budget from the think tank the institute for fiscal studies. it says the

temperatures probably a little higher across the midlands into eastern england whilst sunshine comesng in from the atlantic takes the rain eastward, not much on that end of the next weather front focuses the showers into the northwest of scotla nd showers into the northwest of scotland and northern ireland. 0ne oi’ scotland and northern ireland. 0ne or two coming into the western side of england and wales but those tending to fade away later in the day. still stuck with this area of cloud which might bring rain and drizzle across east anglia and the southeast but elsewhere a quieter day, brighter day, the more sunshine around and temperatures again typically 13—17dc. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8pm. a pause in the brexit negotiations — the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier says despite crunch talks with the brexit secretary in brussels today there are still key unresolved issues. as ambassadors from the other 27 member countries meet ahead of wednesday's crucial summit, cabinet ministers urge the conservative party to rally around theresa may. this is t

the midlands has had a good time of it. they kept the jobs there and they kept china land going.that brexit is causing problems. we will look at this again at 11:30pm. second part of the papers coming up at 11:30pm. i hope you canjoin us for of the papers coming up at 11:30pm. i hope you can join us for that. of the papers coming up at 11:30pm. i hope you canjoin us for that. but for this hour that is it. thank you to my guests torcuil crichton from the daily record, and nicola bartlett from the daily mirror. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you to my guests torcuil crichton from the daily record, and nicola bartlett from the daily mirror. we'll all be back for a longer look at the papers at 11:30. we will go for more of those stories and a few new ones too. till then, cheerio. hello, acad here, wet or night across many parts of the uk which means across many parts of the uk whic

west midlands in the early hours. west midlands in the early hours. west midlands police say three men have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain have been arrested on suspicion of murderand remain in have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in custody. at least eight climbers have died on a mountain in nepal after their camp was devastated by a violent snowstorm. it happened on mount goater in the west of the country. some of the victims were members of a south korea next edition team. an amnesty is being launched by the nhs to stop thousands of nearly new crutches and wheelchairs going to waste. patients will be able to return equipment for reuse or as a donation to charity. hospital bosses say it is to reduce costs and the impact on the environment. joe black reports. crutches, walking frames, wheelchairs. if you are injured or struggling to walk, they are invaluable. but many of us are hanging onto these devices and cluttering up our homes. now we are being encouraged to give them back. health bosses say that returning equipm

damage isjust a bit higher across the midlands. —— temperatures.ext weatherfront focuses the showers into the north west of scotland and northern ireland. one or two coming into the western side of northern england, but still stuck with this area of loud, which might produce rain and drizzle across east anglia and south—east, but elsewhere, quieter and brighter. sunshine around, temperatures typically 13—i7dc. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines. a number of "unresolved issue" relating to northern ireland. following a crunch meeting between the brexit secretary and the eu chief negotiator a joint statement says the uk is still committed to making progress at the eu summit on wednesday. after the storm, the clean up — roads and railways continue to struggle following a battering from storm callum. trains in devon are disrupted along the coast after flood damage caused a 6ft hole to open up beneath the line. france, germany and the uk issue a joint statement demanding a "credibl

you can see weather frost is more likely to be, central and eastern scotland, east wales, midlands andtern parts of england. minus two or three in the countryside, not as cold as last night further west where there was a last night further west where there wasa rain last night further west where there was a rain at times. some showery outbreaks of rain affecting northern ireland, pushing into western scotland, we could see some showers now and again running into the far west of england and wales. further east across the uk, early mist and fog patches, particularly in the midlands, but generally try and bright with sunshine. temperatures should be higher because of the southerly breeze, i2 or 13 degrees. all change on thursday because the rain is across eastern england, it may linger all day through lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east, so a poor day here. slightly cooler and fresher air elsewhere, away from the showers in the north west of scotland it should be dry and sunny. the rain across eastern will eventually pull away and we look into the atlantic, we have a deepening ar

i'm lukwesa burak, and this is inside out for the east midlands.elcome to beeston in nottinghamshire, famously home of boots. their headquarters is just up the road. the company is the focus of our top story tonight. now, when gail pickles started clearing out her father's home after he died, she made a shocking discovery about the medication he had been taking. unhappy with the response from his pharmacist, boots, the country's largest pharmacy chain, gail has, for the first time, decided to speak out about what went wrong. sarah stu rdey reports. gail pickles has come to doncaster looking for answers about her father's death. it's taken 18 months to get here, the opening day of his inquest. i'm exhausted. i've been left banging on closed doors. so i'm really hoping that finally these next few days we'll get some answers. tony lee died on december 15th, 2016. he was 8a. he'd been coping well after the death of his wife, betty. they met as teenagers and they died within five months of each other. when tony died, gail took on the sad task of clearin

kevin reide, bbc midlands today, warwick. another frost on the way for many of us tonight, and that means where we've had cloud and some outbreaks of rain towards eastern coasts of england, that will pull away, skies will clear and the temperature will drop, so it will turn out to be a colder night that it was last night. we'll avoid a frost, though, across some parts of the west. some cloud and rain moving in. for western scotland, cumbria, western fringes of wales and perhaps into the far southwest of england. these are the temperatures at their lowest point during the night. as we start the day tomorrow, the east of the uk will have some sunny spells, maybe the odd patch of mist and fog. one area of rain from northwest scotland running down through northern ireland pushing east during the day, another one still from cumbria, western fringes of wales and into the far southwest of england. most places will stay dry, but a turning around to the southerly so that means at least england and wales will be a bit milder. most plac

oh, yes, on midlands today.st bio—diverse places in the world. wwf says that at one point an area of the cerrado the size of greater london was disappearing every two months. 0ur correspondent, adina campbell, has been to the region, to meet some of the people affected. as we make our way through a secluded spot of central brazil, a 12 hour drive away from the country‘s capital, we come to this remote village. just 46 families are part of the community, descendants of african slaves. the land here is their lifeline, but more and more is being sold off to meet growing global agriculture needs. this woman, the voice of the community, is worried they could all lose their homes. brazil is one of the world‘s leading soy bean producers, and the uk highly depends on exports, primarily for animalfeed. it‘s the main source of protein in all ourfood. it has the exact balance of amino acid we need for feeding people and feeding animals. it is the cheapest source of protein we have. so we have very little time to stop the d

looks like further rain for the capital and into east anglia tomorrow, possibly the midlands too.or the north, the sun is shining. goodbye. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines this hour: the former brexit secretary david davis has called for cabinet ministers to "exert their executive authority" and rebel against theresa may's proposed brexit deal — just days before a crucial eu summit. britain and the united states are considering boycotting a major international conference in saudi arabia after the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. britain, france and germany have issued a joint statement saying they are treating this incident with the utmost seriousness. a british mountain biker has been shot dead in the french alps by a hunter. the 34—year—old man was killed on saturday by a stray bullet while riding in woodland near montriond, close to the swiss border. the rail line between exeter and newton abbot has been closed because of damage caused by storm callum. but the number of rivers at risk of flooding has now halved as the worst of the weather

tomorrow evening‘s rush—hour, it will still be hanging around into the midlands.me we get to the latter pa rt gale force by the time we get to the latter part of the morning, a weather front sweeps through from glasgow, down into wales, so expecting a period of rain, only brief. further east, the weather is looking greasy but pleasant with some temperatures getting up to 17 in london, 15 in norwich. —— is looking breezy. a cold front will have moved through, meaning fresher atla ntic have moved through, meaning fresher atlantic air arriving on our shores. also a lot of dry airfor atlantic air arriving on our shores. also a lot of dry air for the bulk of the country except the extreme southeast where on wednesday morning we could still see a spot of rain. here is the outlook for wednesday and thursday, not looking too bad. the brexit secretary holds 11th hour talks with eu negotiators in brussels. his unscheduled trip came as the government said there are several big issues yet to resolve. within eu summit three days away theresa may is under intense pressure. one

rain easing away from wales and the midlands through the day.res further north and west similar to what we are seeing through the afternoon but a lovely fresh day afternoon but a lovely fresh day after a crisp start. temperatures around ten to 12 degrees, isolated showers but most will be dry. this will be the better day of the weekend, on sunday, and a dry day with lots of sunshine around before clouds moving across the north. northern ireland in scotland, make the most of your saturday sunshine. we flick the fortunes around. you will see more cloud and outbreaks of rain. across the uk, after that chilly saturday, temperatures will be upjusta chilly saturday, temperatures will be up just a little bit. chilly saturday, temperatures will be upjust a little bit. next chilly saturday, temperatures will be up just a little bit. next week it could get warmer still. that is how it is looking. it does look warmer next week, i have been looking ahead in the regional forecast. into the 20s again. summer is back. so when you go to a discotheque and you wa

midlands, eastern england, eastern scotland, a chilly start to tomorrow morning.rs we see. for the rest of the week, into thursday we bring up the weather front from the south, it will bring ranger is in parts of england in particular. brightest in the west. frosty start to friday with a ridge of high pressure into the weekend, you have to watch where this low pressure goes, it could bring windy weather to take us into the weekend. that dubai. thank you very much. we will be watching. time to get the winter wardrobe out if you haven‘t already. it‘s five years since the final remploy factories closed, ending almost 70 years of what was known as "state—run sheltered employment" for disabled people in the uk. at the time many charities supported the decision to bring an end to segregated jobs, but five years on campaigners are raising concerns about the number of people with learning difficulties who are struggling to find work. breakfast‘s jayne mccubbin has more. are you ready? i think so. five years ago, the last remploy factories were closed. you were devastated

in the east, across the midlands, further east, across the midlands, further east, the weather shouldsure starts to build from the south west, wind blowing around this high—pressure, introducing fresh atlantic air, drierair, introducing fresh atlantic air, drier air, that means all the warmth, the sudden warmth we have had, we have pushed away into the continent, in two parts of scandinavia. freshening down and drying out. this is the outlook for the next few days, broadly speaking across the northern part of the uk, stabilising, that means it will not change too much, temperatures around 12 to 15, in the south, a little bit warmer, maybe a few spots of rain. jet stream to the north of the uk, coming round on itself, often you will see warmer air and high—pressure developing. cooling off, over the coming days. temperature around the middle high teams with some sunshine, in the north of the country, you will hang the windy weather. —— high teens. close to around 13 degrees. eleventh hour brexit talks — but the uk and eu are still struggling to reach agreement.

peter wilson, bbc midlands today, birmingham.eople about the risks of drugs—related crime and county lines operations. hejoins us from manchester via webcam. what does the term ‘county lines' actually mean? how on earth do they manage to get access to these children in what the mother has just described as a loving, caring home? what that mother described is horrific. these children are groomed and didn‘t taste, like we talk about child sexual exploitation of victims, other types of crimes, these children are groomed into this. they are offered gifts, a life that they want. fancy designer clothes, etc. they are being smeared and trapped. sometimes through debt bondage and then they can‘t escape. they threaten the application of violence means they can‘t get away. threaten the application of violence means they can't get awaylj threaten the application of violence means they can't get away. i just wa nt to means they can't get away. i just want to point you to our website, the headline for this story is a drill rapper, were using

that first one responsible for the rain on monday is more going to bring a area of cloud the midlandsrighter skies and some sunshine, as well. those temperatures probably a bit higher across the midlands, the weather fronts coming in from the app can do, that one, there, take the rain eastwards, and the next weather fronts focuses the showers on to the north west of scotland the knowledge. one of two coming in, those tending to fade away later in the day. still stuck with this area of cloud, which could produce some rain and drizzle across the east anglia and the south—east. a quieter day, and those temperatures typically 13—17dc. this is bbc world news. the headlines: saudi arabia is coming under intense pressure, over the disappearance of the journalist jamal kashoggi. the uk, france and germany have demanded a "credible investigation" into the case. saudi says it will retaliate if it's hit with any form of sanctions. angela merkel‘s sister party, the csu, has suffered a big electoral shock in elections in bavaria. a surge in support for the greens looks set to deprive the party of

midland it texas. the higher rates and lowha pric been great for the industry. but coming up, why many are concerned if rates keep rising all the debt the industry is based on will come back to haunt it. >>> we note it's your favorit segment here is what to watch for tomorrow. earnings from jp morganci group and wells fargo are due. attention will be paid t growth and interest margins. with the central bank rates and inflation in focus, investors what a number of fed officials have to say about the economy tomorrow as well. and we'll get a fresh read on consumer sentiment which has been a driving force behind spending. wand that'st we watch for on friday. >>> the postal service is oposing the biggest stamp price hike in history. to help shore up the finances. under the proposal qb the kwoft of a forever stamp would rise from 50 cents to 55 cents. the request from the usps board of gover must be proved by the postal regulatory commission. >>> well, starting in january, social security recipients will see the biggest r paye in 7 years. beneficiaries will receive a

it will eventually push its way up into the midlands and north—west england. england. 21 or 22 celsius there. we will start to see something cooler further right. then some very cool weather potentially friday. the deep area of low pressure, tightly packed isobars, gales. multiple heavy warnings in place at the moment. the front will be pushing its way across the uk, bringing heavy rain to the west of scotland, wales and south—west england. that rain may not get across to the far south—east of england until late in the day. these are the average, sustained winds, but the gales could well get up to 50 or 60 miles an hour, maybe even higher. some potentially disruptive winds, keep an eye on warnings. there are lots of them and they are all on our website. bye— bye. 31 welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. —— a very warm. my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump praises nikki hailey after her shock resignation as us ambassador to the un. but is she after his job? we're all happy for you in one way,

cloudy across the midlands, it will feel cold with winds blowing out of the north, and then that rainhern england to london, all the way to norwich. this rain could be really heavy indeed, really soggy out there. that also means temperatures will struggle on saturday. we had 23 in london on friday, saturday is looking like 14. in the north of the country there will be sunshine with temperatures around 12— 13. the weather forecast for sunday, the wet weather from the south—east clears away and actually a bit of a reversal in fortunes. in the morning it is going to be clear and cold, this is the temperature on sunday morning, 2—3 degrees, a touch of frost in rural areas. and then sunday morning itself, a lot of sunshine across england and wales, and in the north—west of the country, there is a jetstream that is blowing in a weather front, cloud and rain, gusty winds, gale force around the western isles. very unsettled in the north—west of the country on sunday. sunday in england and wales is looking absolutely fine, the temperatures will recover a little bit as well, 15— 16 celsius. not

a bit of a breeze blowing past lincolnshire, yorkshire and some of the midlands. temperatures struggling to ten or 11 degrees in a few spots. low to the south—east could hit 19 degrees. patchy rain and drizzle and fizzles out to a certain extent tonight. the lower cloud drizzles northwards. a lower cloud drizzles northwards. a lower cloud drizzles northwards. a lower cloud develops and it could be a murky start to tomorrow morning. temperatures dropping,. a murky start to tomorrow morning. temperatures dropping, . scotland a murky start to tomorrow morning. temperatures dropping,. scotland and northern ireland seeing a single figures into tomorrow morning. a slightly different day tomorrow morning. northern ireland, some morning. northern ireland, some morning showers. some showers pushing through scotland in the afternoon and by the end of the day, western parts of wales will stop through the bulk of england, it will stay dry. a bit of clout through central areas that are drier and brighter day compared to today —— cloud. it will fill warmer. on wednesday, we are

england, west midlands, northern england and southern scotland.perature colours will stop some warmth out there, especially in england and wales where temperatures are high into the teens threatening an october record again. we don't get much below 19 and a half degrees or so in the warmest places. nine o'clock in the morning focusing on the rain and the winds. the back hours indicating winds. the back hours indicating wind gust may be 50—60 pounds per hour. the rain is sitting and showing scotland northern ireland in the country —— indicating dust below 40 the country —— indicating dust below a0 mph and that's quite a day when whites but rain on the way starting in southern scotland soon into the central edging further north across for the lead of again and it is still there through wales, western england and on through towards northumberland whereas much eastern england is dry. blustering for england is dry. blustering for england and wales where we see the strongest winds tomorrow, not as windy today and they're your warmth in eastern england,

it will eventually push its way up into the midlands and north—west england. east anglia, south—east england. 21 or 22 celsius here. starting to see something cooler further west. then some very turbulent weather potentially on friday. a deep area of low pressure, tightly packed isoba rs, so gales and heavy rain. we've got multiple heavy warnings in place at the moment. that will be pushing its way across the uk, bringing heavy rain into western scotland, northern ireland, wales and south—west england. still very windy for north ireland through the afternoon. that rain may not get across to the far south—east of england until later in the day. these are the average, sustained winds, but the gusts could well get up to 50 or 60 miles an hour, maybe even higher. so potentially some disruptive winds, keep an eye on the warnings. there are lots of them and they're all on our website. bye— bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: trying to tackle mental health — as the government announces a new ministerfor

see outbreaks of rain throughout the day on friday throughout northern england, maybe the north midlandshe cool side. the south certainly will be dry, sunny and pretty warm. could see the odd shower around, maybe, across the western side of scotland. otherwise it's going to be mostly dry here, that cloud bringing outbreaks of rain to northern parts of england, into wales and the midlands southwards. a pretty glorious afternoon, in fact, with light winds, and that sunshine is going to feel more like summer than autumn. those temperatures topping out at around 22, maybe 23 degrees in the south—east. around the mid to upper teens celsius under that cloud, and for scotland and northern ireland, temperatures here ten to 12 degrees. so it will feel very different. now, as we head on into the start of the weekend, this weather front peps up, and in fact an area of low pressure develops. looks like it could bring quite a lot of rain to parts of england and wales, but some areas could have a washout of a day. maybe an inch or more of rain as we head into the afternoon. it becomes more confined, s

kevin reide, bbc midlands today, warwick.s it from me. iwill of the headlines, and that is it from me. i will be back with another edition of newsday. now on bbc news, sport edition of newsday. now it is time for sport today. hello, i'm chetan pathak and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: so long lopetegui, but who's next to take charge at real madrid? the four—time champion novak djokovic powers in to round three of the paris masters. and the nfl announces it'll stage four american football matches in london next year. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. real madrid's interim boss santiago solari says he's not ruling out taking the job on full time if he's offered it. he'll take charge of his first game on wednesday against lower league side melilla in the copa del rey. it follows the sacking ofjulen lopetegui after the club's worst start in 17 years. but as patrick geary reports, there are plenty of big name contenders in the frame to replace him. real madrid's ofte

see outbreaks of rain throughout the day on friday throughout northern england, maybe the north midlandsth certainly will be dry, sunny and pretty warm. could see the odd shower around, maybe, across the western side of scotland. otherwise it's going to be mostly dry here, that cloud bringing outbreaks of rain to northern parts of england, into wales and the midlands southwards. a pretty glorious afternoon, in fact, with light winds, and that sunshine is going to feel more like summer than autumn. those temperatures topping out at around 22, maybe 23 degrees in the south—east. around the mid to upper teens celsius under that cloud, and for scotland and northern ireland, temperatures here ten to 12 degrees. so it will feel very different. now, as we head on into the start of the weekend, this weather front peps up, and in fact an area of low pressure develops. looks like it could bring quite a lot of rain to parts of england and wales, but some areas could have a washout of a day. maybe an inch or more of rain as we head into the afternoon. it becomes more confined, slowly, to the south a

northern ireland will have seen midlands. windy conditions in the bulk of scotland and northern england, with strong gusty winds. particularly windy in the north and west, but wherever you are, you'll notice the strength of the winds. to the south—east of england and east anglia, more likely to be dry for a good part of the day and pretty warm, temperatures up to 22 or so in the south—east. cooler further north and west, but mild wherever you are, but we've got strong winds and heavy rain to contend with. this area of rain to contend with. this area of rain becomes quite slow moving on friday evening and into saturday morning, especially heavy in wales and remember, the amber warning morning, especially heavy in wales and remember, the amberwarning in force for heavy rain in south wales, maybe flooding and disruption to transport. as we go through the weekend, the trailing weather front from storm callum stays put through the day on saturday, slowly edging further east. again, parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern eng

wales, the midlands, northern ireland, western scotla nd midlands, northern ireland, western scotlandweek, monday starts with called and quite frosty as well. temperatures down to minus three celsius. 0n the whole it looks like monday should be a dry day. we have a weather front trying to come in from the west, some showers coming into the coastal areas but most places will be dry with some sunshine and. those temperatures getting up to nine or ten celsius. turning watt unsettled. —— turning more unsettled. hello and welcome to dateline london, the programme where some of the uk's leading journalists sit down with international correspondents who file their stories for folks back home with the dateline, ‘london'. this week: king salman promises to "punish" those responsible for killing jamal khashoggi. should the world punish saudi arabia? the plight of china's muslim minority. and as the us midterm elections aspproach, do bad words beget bad actions? with me is christina lamb, chief foreign correspondent with the the sunday times. janet daley, columnist with the sunday telegraph. mus

agent suzy lamplugh went missing in london, forensic teams start digging up a garden in the west midlandsthe search is taking place at a house once owned by the mother ofjohn cannan, the prime suspect in suzy‘s killing. a warning that exploding human consumption has caused a massive drop in wildlife populations in recent decades. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewers, steven swinford, from the daily telegraph, and ayesha hazarika, who writes for the london evening standard. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the chancellor has taken a bit of a gamble with his budget — that's according to the economic think tank, the institute for fiscal studies, which says it could lead to higher borrowing and debt in coming years. and despite his claim that austerity is coming to an end, philip hammond has acknowledged there will be no real terms increase in public spending apart from on the nhs. our economics editor kamal ahmed has been looking at the likely impact of the budget. any bowl, a pound! picking the best fruit and veg in leeds, the day after the

for most, dry, writes buzz with sunshine, particularly north east england, the midlands and wales, easternsure is still with us, the weather front to the north intensifying slightly during thursday. some outbreaks of rain across the north, turning quite heavy. elsewhere, this mixture of varying amounts of cloud with some sunny spells, the cloudy as did conditions in the north and west, temperatures sliding on thursday, 12-13d. temperatures sliding on thursday, 12—13d. by the end of the week are turning much colder, cold front sinking south, look at the wind direction, all the way from the north pole. a cold plunge by the end of the week. much colder, strong northerly winds, some snow, likely to be mainly over the higher ground of northern parts of the uk, elsewhere some sunshine but much colder. goodbye. hello it's tuesday, it's nine o'clock, i'm joanna gosling, welcome to the programme. three million common surgeries and cancer treatments could become life—threatening because antibiotics are becoming less effective. that's the warning from health officials today, who say people who take a

strong winds again, especially down towards the midlands and the south—east of england. in the sunshine, we could see temperatures up to 2a degrees, well above average for this time of year. then, as we move into the second half of the weekend, we'll see the rain edging its way further eastwards. so perhaps a soggy start for london and the south—east. some rain and even snow over the mountains of scotland. once the rain and hill snow clears to the east, an improved day in much of the country but temperatures will be almost 10 degrees cooler on sunday than they are on saturday. into next week, then, still pretty unsettled and breezy, with some showery rain at times. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: "unimaginable destruction" — florida's governor warns that hurricane michael has left entire neighbourhoods uninhabitable. rescuers are still searching for survivors. a pay review for judges. they could be in line for a £60,000 rise. the second royal wedding of the year will take place in windsor today, as

and the top story in the uk: a factory worker from the west midlands is facing a life sentence after he was convicted of murdering his eight—year—old daughter. 55—year—old william billingham stabbed mylee at his home near walsall in january, after her mother started a same—sex relationship. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. it is always a challenge for us in indonesia as a geographic in terms of the scope is huge. indonesia's finance minister talks about the challenge of having a nationwide tsunami alert system. and over in south australia, american firm tesla sets out to create the world's largest virtual powerplant with the help of the residents. it is tuesday, everyone. glad you could join us foran tuesday, everyone. glad you could join us for an action packed edition of asia business report. as you hurt, desperate efforts are under way to rescue people trapped by friday's earthquake and tsunami which slammed onto the indonesian island of sulawesi, and questions are being asked about the effectiveness of the country's early warning system which was put in

strong winds again, especially down towards the midlands and the south—east of england., well above average for this time of year. as we move into the second half of the weekend, we'll see the rain edging its way further eastwards. perhaps a soggy start for london and the south—east. some rain and even snow over the mountains of scotland. when the rain and hill snow clears to the east, an improved today in much of the country but temperatures will be almost 10 degrees cooler on sunday than they are on saturday. into next week then, still pretty unsettled and breezy, with some showery rain at times. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: a trail of destruction left by one of the most powerful hurricanes ever to hit the united states. russia suspends all manned flights to the international space station after the crew of a soyuz rocket were forced to make an emergency landing. mum's the word. researchers in china say they've created baby mice with two mothers and no father. a sp

i'll be in midland tonight, somehow. schlumberger is a name you like.this the worldwide growth of fracking >> this is the worldwide growth of drilling that has not been happening for the last few years. we think the market also be better oil prices have been rising. oil stocks generally have done better the biggest laggard has been schlumberger we think there's a lot of catch up there we think there's more drilling activity in the next one to two years especially if oil prices are up here. >> you'll want to hear rbi at the end of the show, drilling rig activity you'll like that one ebay, they've been advertising aggressively it's clear ebay no longer wants to be you're selling me your old skis they want to take on amazon and punch them in the face you think they'll do okay? >> the valuation is great. they're a good, long-term business there's a growth area in the internet they're a survivor of that yesterday there was rumor that an activist was involved the stock sold back down but it's cheap there's potential for an activist either way we think the sto

most of england and wales look pretty cloudy, but we mainly for the midlands and east anglia and thest could be heavier at times making it late sunshine giving temperatures a boost in the southeast but otherwise 12—15d. moving into tuesday the rain is pretty much gone by we are left with cloud, mist and fog around in the morning across many eastern parts of england and we have a band of rain, not much on that coming in from the northwest at either side of that, some sunshine and temperatures sitting 13—17dc. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the brexit secretary has held crunch talks with the european union's chief negotiator in a bid to resolve outstanding issues over leaving the eu. the unscheduled meeting lasted just over an hour and focussed on plans for the northern ireland border. after the storm, the clean up — roads and railway continue to struggle following a battering by storm callum. trains in devon are disrupted along the coast after flood damage caused a 6ft hole to open up beneath the line. between noon abbot and exeter. —— newton abbott and exeter. france, germany

agent suzy lamplugh went missing in london, forensic teams start digging up a garden in the west midlandsy the mother ofjohn cannan, the prime suspect in suzy‘s killing.

i'm lukwesa burak, and this is inside out for the east midlands.. the company is the focus of our top story tonight. now, when gail pickles started clearing out her father's home after he died, she made a shocking discovery about the medication he had been taking. unhappy with the response from his pharmacist, boots, the country's largest pharmacy chain, gail has, for the first time,

a few fog patches in the east midlands, lincolnshire and towards the west midlands.ay. cloud spreading its way in will leave some spells of hazy sunshine, especially across eastern areas. showers of outbreaks of rain in the north and west of scotland allege they way eastwards through the day. showers in northern ireland on an overall cloudy day but the morning will be cloudier than the afternoon. the cloud will break up in the sunshine will come through. hazy sunshine for northern and western wales but the cloud thickened up later. cumbria could see a few splashes of rain. a lovely day again. temperatures 13 through 16 degrees. into the night, the cloud doesn't get too far south before it moves its way northwards once again, with a strengthening breeze. that could bring a few splashes of drizzle in the western scotla nd splashes of drizzle in the western scotland by the end of the night. most will be dry, clearest conditions across eastern areas, where temperatures will drop the furthest. a touch of frost in some sheltered eastern parts to take as into saturday morni

you can see the track of the rain coming out of the south through the midlands, into yorkshire, and itin is out of the way for in most areas but it looks as though it could stall for a time and return to some south eastern areas, possibly the midlands as well, but further north and west it is looking clear and chilly. tomorrow, again pretty cloudy and damp. again that old weather front which refuses to clean away. it is going to be warm and wet, 17 in london. towards the north, fresher conditions, 1a. at least you have the sunshine. where we had the pouring rain the weather is improving. tomorrow clear skies in the west but reading in the east. choose the a new weather front comes m, choose the a new weather front comes in, new low—pressure between scotla nd in, new low—pressure between scotland and iceland which sends a weather front through. this scotland and iceland which sends a weatherfront through. this is run—of—the—mill for this time of year is all quite strong winds, gale force on the western isles, a few showers towards the west. winds are blowing of the continent so temperat

still the rain falling quite heavily and persistently towards the south—east, midlands, east anglia andin slowly edging east. chilly under that rain bands. temperatures peaked earlier in the day. not warm elsewhere but at least a bit more pleasant. like when some sunshine to finish. tonight, increasingly clear to words used are clear, the south—east and channel islands. giving temperatures up here. elsewhere, away from towns and city centres, a widespread frost into sunday. except the north west of scotla nd into sunday. except the north west of scotland because here we have another different twist. we reverse the fortunes around scotland, northern ireland. cloudy and windy tomorrow. most persistent and western scotland. england and wales are dry and sunny. feeling just a little bit less cold for all of us. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump's supreme court nominee is expected to be approved by us senators later — despite allegations of sexual assault. toxic air pollution is much worse in eight areas of england than previously thought — as a governm

most of them coming into the northern and eastern scotland, down through the midlands, and eventuallyo the south—east. wales, northern ireland, the showers moving away. typical temperatures six to eight celsius. feeling colder in those northerly winds. those winds will continue to grow in a few showers. and it will not be quite as cold. but the lower temperatures in scotland, northern ireland, wales. north—easterly winds will keep the showers going. fairly frequent showers going. fairly frequent showers in that south—east corner, into the channel islands. a good deal of sunshine around. much more sheltered. wherever you are, it will be cold but in the sunshine it won't be cold but in the sunshine it won't be too bad. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump has condemned what he called "terrorising acts" and called for unity after a man is charged in relation to letter bombs sent to prominent critics of the president. monday's budget will include business rate cuts for small retailers and cash to improve transport links as the government looks to boost the high street.

raining in the south splayed across the midlands and wales in the yorkshire.ent story. rainy here at the moment. tomorrow you will get the sunshine in belfast and glasgow. above—average in nor rich and above what we have had. i pressure stress build across the uk. there is a weather front in the southeast. could be a little but of rain around for a bit of time. i think overall the message is that the weather is improving later on sunday and into monday. well there. they did all the hard work in the build—up. you used the word patience. they were, but these centres have got to come in. looking at this, once again leon andrews under pressure. they are putting a lot of pressure on him at the moment. good evening. a 32—year—old man has died after falling into penarth marina yesterday — as parts of wales have suffered their worst flooding in 30 years. more than 30 flood warnings are still in place. the heavy rain and strong winds have also left 2,000 homes and businesses in england without power — with some flood defences breached. people in one village in south wa

eastern england, east midlands, down to southern england, a line of showers., the wings. temperatures low, 6—8dc for most of us, feeling even lower with the wind chill. feeling around 1—4. afternoon for gloves and scarves. the clock is going back one hour at 2am on sunday morning. you might be lucky enough to get an extra hour in bed if you do not have small children or are not a shift worker. this evening and overnight, the showers continue across eastern scotla nd showers continue across eastern scotland and england. sunday morning through the day on sunday, winds changing to more of an easterly direction. after the cold start on sunday, sunshine on the map. channel isles, south east england, east coast towards a skull and, it rains a bit wintry over the mountains of scotland. more sunshine to better today, particularly for the west of scotland, northern ireland, down towards wales. temperatures a degree or two warmer, we might hit double figures. staying with the chilly theme into monday. cold and frosty start. monday looking drier the better the weekend, f

the drones were used to fly more than £500,000 of drugs into a presence in the midlands and north—west england. their operation was referred to as "a spider web of activity". the cctv footage shows exactly what they did. packaging up drugs, attaching them to drones, then inmates instructing the pilots where to deliver them. today, seven of them were jailed while six were given suspended sentences. all for transporting £500,000 worth of synthetic cannabis, crack cocaine and heroin into england's jails. this operation shows that this isn't a victimless crime, these are serious organised crime groups dealing a drug smuggling ring inside and outside prisons. this operation shows that this isn't a victimless crime, these are serious organised crime groups dealing a drug smuggling ring inside and outside prisons. i think the message needs to come out that using mobile phones in this way to try to organise this, using drones in this way, if you're outside a prison, either assisting orjust driving somebody there, or inside the prisons organising it, will end up with the police prosecuting you

those willjust sit midlands, towards the south—west of england.ill just sit across the south—east corner overnight tonight and we will have showers running in up the north coast as well. further west, clearer skies. in rural parts of scotland, we could see a touch of light frost. the best of the sunshine at west on sunday, showers in the south—east, hopefully easing as we go through the day. always the risk of showers on the east coast. in the sunshine, temperatures are likely to leak at nine to ii temperatures are likely to leak at nine to 11 degrees. —— likely to peak. next week, it looks likely to turn increasingly milder but u nfortu nately a little turn increasingly milder but unfortunately a little wetter, too. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: a gunman has opened fire in a synagogue in the us city of pittsburgh. it's reported there are multiple casualties. the shooter, who was inside the synagogue, is in police custody. he entered the building during a baby naming ceremony. us president donald trump said many peop

officers from scotland yard have begun searching a garden in the west midlands in connection with theissing person cases. now, 32 years later, forensic teams are searching the back garden of a property in sutton coldfield. suzy was last seen in july 1986 when she went to fulham to meet a man known only as mr kipper. she was presumed murdered and declared dead eight years later. her body was never found. in 2002, police took the unusual step of naming convicted killer john cannon as the main suspect. he‘s always denied any involvement and has never been charged. it‘s reported the property that‘s being searched by specialist officers from the metropolitan police used to belong to cannon‘s mother. there is no suggestion that she is involved or that the current occupants have any connection with the investigation. suzy‘s parents set up the suzy lamplugh trust, which supports victims of violence. they‘ve both since died, but speaking two years ago, suzy‘s father said he had little hope of finding out what had happened to her. it‘s not something that i dwell on very much. it would be good t

asa midlands compared to this morning. build. in the south—east, some decent sunny spells with high temperatures of 21 or 22. 12 to 17 in the north. heading into saturday, the weather front rejuvenates, so the weather front rejuvenates, so the rain will be heavier across england and wales. it will be breezy. but from cumbria to northumberland, northern ireland, northwards through scotland, we will have a bright day with sunny spells, and some showers. feeling cool. look at the difference in temperature. we are looking at 21 or 22 on friday. by are looking at 21 or 22 on friday. by saturday we are way back down. you will notice that for sure. it is a roller—coaster. you say that i am positive. you talked about those positives being way back down and he was so positives being way back down and he was so excited! i can't compete with that! naga, of course you can. i just love the weather.” that! naga, of course you can. i just love the weather. i know you do. when was the last time you dragged out of a straw? my goodness, 192

a bit more cloud across manchester and the midlands, with some drizzle.day as well. windy further north. as we head to the course of the day the winds is a touch, variable amounts of cloud and rain, and later in the day we will start to see our weather front coming in across the north—west. that is going to introduce more in the way of rain. temperatures by then are looking at roughly the mid—teens to perhaps up to 20, so for some it will feel muqqy to 20, so for some it will feel muggy once again. we talk about how much we love that building, st pancras. it is lovely. the hotel attached to that, that is where they filmed wannabe, by the spice girls. i did not know that. ford has agreed to refund thousands of pounds to customers whose engines have failed, and in some cases the cars have even burst into flames while people were driving them. steph has got more on this. this is all to do the bbc investigation, isn't it? and what we are talking about as cars with the ecoboost engines, first introduced in 2012. they were an award—winning engine, seen as the a