the midlands and east anglia. clearskies the south. the midlands and east anglia.es to the north—west as well but in between, a lot of cloud today and rain showing up lot of cloud today and rain showing up on the radar picture. most of it is falling along this cold front and will continue to put eastwards over the next few hours and, as it does so, we will get something brighter coming in from the west and scotland and into northern ireland as well so becoming drier and brighter and cooler. some wet weather for wales, parts of northern england and the midlands, east anglia and the south—east should stay dry until after dark. overnight tonight, there's the threat of some more rain and it could become quite extensive for a time perhaps across parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia but the wettest weather will always be across the south of england. temperatures are 10—12. a mild night but would clear skies to the north of the uk, it's cold enough to give patches of frost in the countryside and something gardeners might want to take note of. tomorrow, actually start

another midlands derby on the cards.rticularly well but they are on a decent run at the moment. yes, they are. the decent run at the moment. yes, they are- they have _ decent run at the moment. yes, they are. they have picked _ decent run at the moment. yes, they are. they have picked up _ decent run at the moment. yes, they are. they have picked up points i are. they have picked up points recently. they got a draw against man city, a win crucially against southampton, then another draw at leeds in their last game out. albeit it was against ten men. steven gerrard is still under pressure, but his team are struggling to score at the moment. that's their problem. the defence at forest hasn't been good. they have been shipping goals, so there was an opportunity here tonight for aston villa. irate so there was an opportunity here tonight for aston villa.— so there was an opportunity here tonight for aston villa. we will see if there are — tonight for aston villa. we will see if there are goals _ tonight for aston villa. we w

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it is in east midlands derby, one we haven't seen in the top division since 1999.only have to look at la season's fa cup for a taste of what to expect between leicester and nottingham forest. lydia campbell reports. for leicester and nottingham forest tonight is more than just a derby. local pride is on the line, but that is just the subplot to the main story as pressure is building in the east midlands and two struggling sides. things can be much worse for yea rs years on winning premier they are the premier league, they are now the premier league, they are now the rest of the table up propping the rest of the table up with sixth league in a with sixth league defeat in a row, a under brendan rogers is a man under but confident is pressure but is confident he is still right for the i pressure but is confident he is still right for the _ stilliridgtefier the 2b work stilliridgtéer the 5:3: work and stitttricthttter the 5:t: work and i see their stitttrigthttter the 5:t: work and i see their attitude plays work and i see their attitude and that is something that gives

behind it for much of the east midlands and the southeast and northeast anglia dry with some sunshine rain pushing in towards the central belt. and then into tomorrow evening, pushing its way further north. and looking ahead toward sunday, well, we've got low pressure in the atlantic once again, that is driving conditions sending weather fronts our way and they will be some outbreaks of rain. initially across parts of the southeast tonnes sunday a cold front brings in cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain initially, perhaps turning a wee bit heavier through the afternoon through parts of kent and in towards cambridgeshire. further west it's a little bit drier but also a rash of showers. these could well be on the heavy side, perhaps the odd rumble of thunder in the mix to and quite breezy if not windy through parts of the irish seacoast. enter monday now and another weather front brings heavy rain across parts of ireland and pushing its way towards western parts of scotland in towards wales later on. i had a bit much of england having some sunshine, just the chance of a few showers aroun

london st pancras is fairly busy down the road, both with eurostar trains but also with east midlandsield and nottingham. it is a very mixed picture across the country. in wales, the only services to cardiff, the valleys and newport. in scotland there is a fear number of trains running on the central belt and also a link to preston but that is not joining up with another line. wherever you are, people are being told remember services will be finishing early. in a lot of cases it is about three, four or five o'clock. there will be no real replacement buses to get your home. every time there is a strike, the advice is only travel if necessary but for those people for whom it is necessary to travel, as there are clear and easy way of knowing how they can get from a to b with a few services that are running? yes. they can get from a to b with a few services that are running?- services that are running? yes. we have been — services that are running? yes. we have been seeing _ services that are running? yes. we have been seeing national- services that are running? yes. we have been seeing n

it will be colder further east across scotland, eastern england and also into the midlands. and cities. we look at rural areas into east wales, temperatures could be as low as two, three degrees and it will be the coldest night of the week ahead. it looks like it will be mild this week because it will be windy and they will be some wet weather at times as well. we saw that cloud coming in on the satellite picture, the cloud continues to roll into northern ireland and scotland. as the wind picks up we will see rain moving in, gales in the north—west where we got most of the rain. england and wales looks dry, there will be high cloud around so hazy sunshine. temperatures up to 18 or 19 degrees. high pressure it's keeping it dry across england and wales through monday. that will get bumped out of the way by those two areas of cloud, two weather fronts and the breeze will pick up overnight and more widely into tuesday. those two bands of rain move across scotland and northern ireland, initially fairly heavy. as the rain moves in to and wales in the afternoon, the light becomes p

it was in the basement of the midland county courthouse.ibrary was in the center of town, and the courthouse was in the center square of my town. that showed me how important reading and libraries work to everyone in the town of midland. >> when we interviewed you in july, we ask you that hypothetical question about the people you would ask to be around your dinner table, if you could, to the rioters. you said, mark twain, tolstoy, and -- is there anybody want to add to that table today? >> well, we've got a lot of great people here at this table, and i hope everybody who sees this today on c-span, who is anywhere near the area comes down. they could meet david mccullough. they can hear him read from his book, john adams, his new book which he read from last night. i love the idea of americans reading about our american heroes. his new book about our second president. it's so interesting to all of us. so, i hope people will read that book, and i also hope they will read a lot of other american history books. we have great children's writers

behind it for much of the east midlands and the southeast and northeast anglia dry with some sunshineeratures around 22 degrees but more cloud further west. and after that, find start in scotland, the cloud and rain pushing in towards the central belt. and then into tomorrow evening, pushing its way further north. and looking ahead toward sunday, well, we've got low pressure in the atlantic once again, that is driving conditions sending weather fronts our way and there will be some outbreaks of rain. initially across parts of the southeast tonnes sunday a cold front brings in cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain initially, perhaps turning a wee bit heavier through the afternoon through parts of kent and in towards cambridgeshire. further west it's a little bit drier but also a rash of showers. these could well be on the heavy side, perhaps the odd rumble of thunder in the mix too and quite breezy if not windy through parts of the irish seacoast. inot monday now and another weather front brings heavy rain across parts into monday now and another weather front brings heavy rain across par

for the midlands, eastern and southern england, some clear spells, allowing temperatures to drop close to freezing in the colder areas, but not as cold as this morning, but elsewhere with all of the cloud and the chance for rain, as tomorrow begins, it will be a milder start, a damp start in scotland and northern ireland, with heavy bursts of rain in scotland especially. that will clear to sunny spells, well into the afternoon before it pulls away from south—east scotland, and more of the rain moves into northern england, parts of wales and the midlands during the day, patchy nature. up to 18 degrees in east anglia and the south—east and dry until after dark. some of the rain moving in. clear skies in northern areas going into thursday morning and this is where you could see a touch of frost and if you mist and fog patches here and there and then on thursday we have a couple of other systems, one bringing rain into southern england, and another into northern and western parts of scotland and northern ireland, that is likely to stay dry with sunny spells. big picture, low pressure close

they up the tickets clouds across northern england, wales and the midlands where we see outbreaks ofeach would bring a wet weather overnight across southern england. i wouldn't be surprised if we saw a pulse of rain for a time working across wales, the midlands and east anglia. with the cloud across southern areas can be mild, temperatures 12 degrees in london but with clearer skies in the north of the uk will be a cold night with the temperatures low enough for a touch of frost in the countryside, something gardeners may want to take note of. tomorrow, rained for a time across southern england and perhaps parts of east anglia. we will also see another band of rain working into the northwest of the uk. but between these juice system, much of northeast england in eastern scotland it should be a fine day with some bright or sunny spells. still model for england and wales with temperatures closer to average in scotland. the headlines labour accuses liz truss of being �*lost in denial�* as she tells mps she will not reduce public spending to pay for her package of tax cuts. what we will

through this afternoon, moving up from cornwall, pushing into south wales, across the south midlandsing across eastern england where it has been dry and sunny today but through the night they will fade away. the tail end of that frontal system lingering in the far north of scotland and into northern ireland and southern scotland we will see another frontal system bringing some showers. a light southerly wind keeps it mild once again and temperatures widely into double figures. maybe a little mist and fog around first thing in the burning but not a bad day on saturday. much of england and wales dry, settled and sunny. rain drifting steadily north into scotland, weakening all the time. by the end of the afternoon we could see some sharp showers into the south—west, but look at the temperatures. again, made for this time of

which initially overnight tonight but watch for the south, cloud and rain which again towards the midlandsagain, nine to 12 celsius with the tomorrow we start the day with that band of cloudy and rain across the midlands drifting north to the north of england and northern ireland. behind the north of england and northern ireland. behind a drying up, brightening up to parts of central and south east england, feeling warm in the sunshine here, 22 degrees as possible. further north across scotland after the fine start expect the cloud arrange to arrive through the cell through the course of the afternoon. looking ahead to sunday and we got a weather front across parts of the southeast bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. those could linger through the afternoon. elsewhere some sunshine but also a rash of showers, those could well be having with the odd rumble of thunder and brisk winds at times too. that is the forecast. today at six. asnap a snap election is called in northern ireland after months of political deadlock at stormont but no date is given. devolved government at stormont hasn't

underthe parts of the midlands and east anglia.ing in the north and west and this will bring more heavy rain after a wet week in western scotland. a dry start in scotland and northern ireland but rain spreads in from the west, not too much in the north—east of scotland but where we do see rain in the hills in the west it will be heavy. brighten up in the highlands later. we could start to see cloud and rain in cumbria, anglesey, by the time we finish the afternoon much —— dry and sunny, did not breed but feeling warm enough, the breeze strongest in north—west scotland,. cloud, outbreaks of rain spreads southwards across england and wales, this weather front here, a across england and wales, this weatherfront here, a cool front brings a dip in temperatures in monday, the cold front lingering across east anglia and the south—east as we start the day, fairly fragmented, it should clear quickly and back to sunny spells for many, a scattering of showers mainly in the north and west, and it will feel cooler compared with what we see this

northern and western scotland, you may catch one in northern ireland, north—west england, maybe the midlandsmany places, it stays dry and the wind slowly easing in northern scotland. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: police in ireland have named the ten people who died in an explosion at a petrol station in donegal — among them, robert garwe and his five—year—old daughter, shauna. russia investigates how, and what, caused the explosion that severely damaged its state—of—the—art — and well—defended — bridge to crimea. officials in the ukrainian city of zaporizhzia say 17 people have been killed by a russian missile strike on an apartment block. former uk culture secretary nadine dorries says prime minister liz truss needs to change course, if she wants to keep the party together and avoid facing a "wipeout" at the next general election. in iran, protestors appear to hack into state—run television, as demonstrations against the regime continue. now on bbc news, the travel show. yeah, all checked, triple checked. metal clanking radio: science team, | are you a go or no go? science says go

but i do know about the wet midlands. i know the west midlands mayor very much welcomes the reappointment of the leveling up secretary and that he looks forward to working with our new prime minister. may i just ask him, what is his vision for leveling up? >> i thank my honorable friend for the question and what i can say is our desire is to ensure that people wherever they live in our fantastic country have enormous pride in the place they call home and every opportunity to succeed and it is a fantastic mayor who is delivering that to h

this time he was at telluride with the wonder, set in the irish midlands in the mid—19th century. a nurse observing a young girl who, despite apparently not eating, remains miraculously alive. the movie drew a mixed reaction. it is a sory of the collision between faith and reason, between magical thinking and science. but it's also an exploration of these two systems of belief, assuming that they are both interpretations of reality. and it was a good year for women in telluride. making a film is about intimacy. adding to the ranks of female filmmakers at the festival was french director laure de clermont—tonnerre. with strong turns from her actors emma corrin and jack o'connell, she has brought us another adaptation with her own twist of the controversial british literary classic lady chatterley�*s lover from author dh lawrence. banned for obscenity from various countries in the past. it's the first novel that addressed sexual female pleasure, so in that sense, i think he was very avant garde, feminist. glorifying sex, not shameful, not dirty, making it a primal need and for all t

i was a senior then at robert e lee high school in midland, texas, and i was sitting in a classroom when we learned that the president had been killed. i remember feeling as if a blanket had been thrown over our school suffocating all the usual sounds of chair scrapings and classroom chatter. people cried the horror was so sudden and so unimaginable. i went home for lunch that day and i remember my parents sadness and like most american families. we spent the next few days watching television. i remember it as a terrible blow almost too much to bear. a sudden reminder at a very young age of how fragile life truly is. now we've experienced another one of those days in our national life a day. so horrifying that it'll be permanently seared in the hearts and memories of of all of us who witnessed it. i was on my way to meet with senator ted kennedy. when a secret service agent told me that a plane had just hit the world trade center. we thought it was an accident at first, but as we approached capital hill the secret service said that another plane had hit this hit the second tower. we knew

tomorrow, there will be a weather front coming across, it should reach the midlands by the middle of afternoon, and behind it, those brisk atlantic winds and frequent showers. quite fresh in glasgow tomorrow, 11 degrees, whereas in the south, around 18. by the time we get to friday night that weather front should be out of the way and again it is a rush of wind with occasional showers in western areas. briefly, high pressure will pay us a visit this weekend. saturday it will be centred somewhere around the english channel, with light winds in the centre of that high pressure. lots of sunshine. really a beautiful saturday. out towards the north—west, the weather is starting to go downhill, you can see behind me a weatherfront to go downhill, you can see behind me a weather front approaching, and brisk winds. so, on sunday, a spell of rain for northern ireland, scotland and the north of england, but in the south, just holding onto that high pressure. when we have the jetstream pointing right at us, the weather does tend to change and that is exactly what is reflected in this forecast,

a lot of sunshine around for monday afternoon, but north wales, north—west midlands, scotland and northernt fresh in the breeze, which is coming from a more north—westerly direction. as the winds fall lighter, that cooler air in place, particularly chilly night through monday to tuesday morning. monday night, we could see temperatures in towns and cities around 4 or 5 degrees, some rural areas, like this morning, will see a frost. tuesday morning, a fair bit of sunshine around, a fair few frosty patches for tuesday morning, a dry day with increasing amounts of cloud, some drizzle later for the west of scotland, northern ireland. temperatures down a little bit more than what we have experienced this weekend. and for the middle part of the week, a weather front pushes across us, but its later on, these deeper areas of low pressure push on on a strengthening jet stream and we will see some more substantial spells of rain and strong winds, particularly across the north and west of the country. still a little rain possible to the south, but not a huge amount of rain expected again this week. by

northern scotland, some rain in southern scotland and northern ireland, heavy showers in wales, but the midlands, east anglia and the south—east will feel warm. 22 degrees, very mild wherever you are. the rain slowly clears overnight tonight, heavy bursts in the first half of the night, more showers rattling in from the south—west overnight as the breeze picks up. it is mild again, 10—14. the clocks go back an hour during the early hours of sunday morning, so some die, sunshine and showers, heavy in the north and west with blustery winds, clearing away from the south—east to leave sunshine. —— so sunday. 13—17, goodbye for now. this hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a new wave of violence in iran, with security forces firing on anti—government protestors. the head of britain's royal navy orders an investigation into allegations that female recruits have been sexually abused and harrassed on submarines. president biden condemns an attack on the husband of senior democrat nancy pelosi, saying there's too much vitriol in us politics. the un secretary general urges all sides to renew the dea

still some across parts of oxfordshire and into the midlands as well. over the next few hours, they will start to fade away and we will see another line of persistent showers across north wales and into northern ireland. gradually nudging towards the scottish borders. cloudy further north and mild for all of us. look at these temperatures first thing in the morning. it will be a mild start. it will be sunny. not a bad day on saturday for england and wales. it of a nuisance, this rain, and slow—moving as it ages up to the scottish borders. cloudy with sunshine behind. plenty of sharp showers into the south—west later on. top temperatures still pretty warm. 17—18, may be 19. then it is all change again into sunday. another low medicine, the winds strengthen and could bring some really intense short rain first thing in the morning, may be some thunderstorms to wake us up on sunday morning. it drifts northwards with plenty of showers behind. still mild. eyes of 19. with plenty of showers behind. still mild. eyes ofi9. thank with plenty of showers behind. st

they will drift out of cornwall into wales and towards the midlands as we go through the midlands as, fewer showers into the far north of scotland, but nowhere will escape those showers as we go through the afternoon. at least they will rattle through at quite a pace because of the strong southerly wind, the strongest gusts close to the centre of the load during the afternoon, 50 mph not out of question into the south—west. but always coming from the south, a mild sauce, so in between with the sunshine coming through, temperatures are likely to peak in the high teens, pretty good for this time of year. early saturday morning, the centre of the low will move up into northern ireland, north—west england and south—west scotland, where the frequent sharp showers will be. we may see some mist and fog behind, as the winds become a little lighter, with this little lighter, with this little ridge of high pressure building for the start of the weekend. however, it won't be long before another low start to move in for sunday. saturday certainly the better day through the weekend. showers into

further east across scotland, east of england, into the midlands.temperatures in rural areas, as low as two or three celsius. it will be the coldest night of the week ahead. winds picking up across northern ireland on monday. deals later. england and wales, dry after that chilly start with some sunshine. winds are lighter here. hello. this is bbc news. i'm luxmy gopal and these are the headlines. britain's prime minister admits to the bbc that she should have laid the ground better for announcements that sparked chaos on the financial markets and divisions in her own party. one of the world's worst stadium disasters. at least 125 people have died in a stampede at an indonesian football match after police tear—gassed pitch invaders. king charles will now not be at next month's climate change conference in egypt following reports that prime minister liz truss "advised" him not to attend. a man has been charged with the murder of nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel, who was shot in her home in liverpool in august. brazilians have begun voting in the firs

still lots of sunshine, warm in the sunshine, particularly the midlands and eastern parts of england.ross northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures in the central belt probably around 1a degrees, but towards the south—east of england temperatures a respectable 20 celsius. winds will tend to ease this evening and overnight, showers time to decay, but that cloud comes in from the atlantic bringing rain eastward into the far south wales and across parts of southern england. further north, with clearing skies and the winds becoming lighter, temperatures dip away 27 or 8 degrees. into tomorrow, away 27 or 8 degrees. into tomorrow, a weather front with low pressure forming on it bringing rain. it will move away and the second half of the day looks better in southern areas, so a slow improvement through the day for the london marathon. winds will be light, but there will be cloud and rain at times, namely in the morning, probably by ensuring the morning, probably by ensuring the afternoon. wetter weather does ease by the afternoon, most of it moving away across the channel. decent

north wales may be feeding on the breeze into the north midlands, but again many places will stay dry feeling day out there. now, overnight and into tuesday, there is a ridge of high pressure just extending across particularly southern areas. so here the wind will die off, there'll be clear spells and this is where on tuesday morning could well be a frost across parts of southern south east england in the very coldest rural areas to begin with. there'll be some early mist fog patches around to a lot of dry weather on tuesday. overall, it does look cloudier, though, and a weak weather front moving through northern ireland into western scotland will produce some patchy rain and drizzle. mayjust turn heavier towards northwest scotland later in the day. rain moving southwards on wednesday, rain spreading up from the southwest on thursday and we end the week with sunshine and showers much windier by then. this is bbc news. im lu kwesa im lukwesa burak. the headlines at four... russia investigates how and what caused the explosion that severely damaged its state—of—the—art and well defended

still some across parts of oxfordshire and into the midlands as well.ross north wales and into northern ireland. gradually nudging towards the scottish borders. cloudy further north and mild for all of us. look at these temperatures first thing in the morning. it will be a mild start. it will be sunny. not a bad day on saturday for england and wales. it of a nuisance, this rain, and slow—moving as it

that really quite horrendous, pushing up from the south—west saw widespread showers in the east midlandshrough this afternoon, moving up from cornwall, pushing into south wales, across the south midlands into the east midlands through the afternoon and they have brought a lot of heavy rain in a very short space of time, so some of those showers will be moving across eastern england where it has been dry and sunny today but through the night they will fade away. the tail end of that frontal system lingering in the far north of scotland and into northern ireland and southern scotland we will see another frontal system bringing some showers. a light southerly wind keeps it mild once again and temperatures widely into double figures. maybe a little mist and fog around first thing in the burning but not a bad day on saturday. much of england and wales dry, settled and sunny. rain drifting steadily north into scotland, weakening all the time. by the end of the afternoon we could see some sharp showers into the south—west, but look at the temperatures. again, made for this time of year. highs o

compare that to around 17 in the midlands. low pressure is still close by on sunday.ut that moving northwards through the course of the day. again, brightening up, at least for a time, for example, any midlands, parts of wales. temperatures again above the average, 19 or so in london, around 15 excited for glasgow, and for edinburgh, and in outlook, you can see how changeable that is. really going to be difficult to pinpoint from hour to hour what you are going to get and certainly apps are going to get and certainly apps are going to be struggling with this changeable, unsettled weather. beibei. i put in place a new chancellor, with a new strategy to restore economic stability. there will be more difficult decisions, i'm afraid. i will lead the conservatives into the next general election. definitely? well, look, yeah. i am a fighter and not a quitter! i think it is a shambles and a disgrace. _ i think it is a shambles and a disgrace. i_ i think it is a shambles and a disgrace, i think it is utterly appalling. | disgrace, i think it is utterly appalling-— disgrace, i

overnight but it is england and wales where we keep the clearer skies and blokey across parts of the midlandsst anglia, southern england temperatures could get down to zero in one or two spots. i have some plans that would not like it that cold, so gardeners take note of that. nice enough start tomorrow in england and wales with sunshine. more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, general outbreaks of rain working into the north—west of the uk towards the end of the afternoon. temperatures 13 to 16 celsius. another weather front moves off the atlantic for wednesday and this bringing fairly decent rain across the north—west but the front tends to weaken as it heads down towards east anglia south—east england. could be a bit of rain but no great amounts. temperatures around 15 to 18 degrees with brighter weather following behind the fronts of scotland and northern ireland. it is on thursday we are likely to see the wettest weather across the south of the country thanks to this area of low pressure. the wettest weather looks set to be across southern parts of england, southern wales as well.

a lot of sunshine around for monday afternoon, but north wales, north west midlands, scotland and northernn the breeze which is coming from and more north—westerly direction. as the winds fall lighter, that cooler air in place, particularly chilly night through monday to tuesday morning. monday night we could see temperatures in towns and cities around four or five degrees, some rural areas, like this morning, will see a frost. like this morning, a fair bit of sunshine around, a fair few frosty patches for tuesday morning, a dry day with increasing amounts of cloud, some drizzle later for the west of scotland, northern ireland, temperatures down a little bit and for the middle part of the week, a weather front pushes across us, but its later on these deeper areas of low pressure pushing on a strengthening jet stream and we will see some more substantial spells of rain and strong winds, particularly across the north and west of the country. still a little rain possible to the south, but not a huge amount of rain expected again this week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewer

but i do know about the wet midlands. i know the west midlands mayor very much welcomes the reappointment of the leveling up secretary and that he looks forward to working with our new prime minister. may i just ask him, what is his vision for leveling up? >> i thank my honorable friend for the question and what i can say is our desire is to ensure that people wherever they live in our fantastic country have enormous pride in the place they call home and every opportunity to succeed and it is a fantastic mayor who is delivering that to his constituents. >> british prime minister's questions finishg up as the house of commons moves on to othe business which a reminder you can watch this we session again sunday night at 9:00 eastern and pacific on c-span. >> book tv every sunday on connell: features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 8:00 p.m. eastern former republican south carolina governor and un ambassador nikki haley shares her book if you want something done, she talks about the women she has

but i do know about the wet midlands. i know the west midlands mayor very much welcomes the reappointment of the leveling up secretary and that he looks forward to working with our new prime minister. may i just ask him, what is his vision for leveling up? >> i thank my honorable friend for the question and what i can say is our desire is to ensure that people wherever they live in our fantastic country have enormous pride in the place they call home and every opportunity to succeed and it is a fantastic mayor who is delivering that to h >> washington journal, everyday taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we discussed policy issues that impact you. monday morning, a contributing writer for education week talks about the supreme court cases on affirmative action. then, the pennsylvania midterm elections and key races to watch , then pulling and other dynamics at play. watch live monday morning on c-span or c-span now, our mobile video app. during the discussions with your facebook comments, phone c

clearing the way this afternoon, pushing through the west of wales into the midlands.ll make you feel cooler elsewhere. sunshine and showers this afternoon, some staying dry after this morning. as we head towards this evening rush hour, it is from devon and connell through the south east midlands towards literature in the wash where we will see a brief spell of heavy rain, that will work its way southwards and eastwards and as it clears the south—east through tonight and clearing skies, it will be colder, one or two showers to the north and west, temperatures in rural areas in single figures. more details later. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the uk's fiscal watchdog prepares to deliver its initial forecast for the economy to the chancellor kwasi kwarteng today — its full report will be published next month. the french president emmanuel macron has said he hopes for a �*new phase' in relations with the uk, following a meeting with liz truss in prague. social care providers in england warn that a complete overhaul of the system is needed to prevent millions of

so it is going to be colder further east, across scotland, eastern england, and also into the midlandso east wales, temperatures could be as low as two or three degrees. it is going to be the coldest night of the week ahead, because it looks like it is going to be quite mild this week. that is mainly because it is going to be windy and there will be some wet weather at times as well. we saw that cloud coming in on the satellite picture, that cloud continues to roll into northern ireland and scotland. as the wind picks up, we'll see some rain moving in, too, gales in the north—west where we've got most the rain. england and wales looks dry, there will be quite a bit of high cloud around so hazy sunshine. and those temperatures, still up to a respectable 18 or 19 degrees. and it is high—pressure keeping it dry across england and through monday. that is going to get bumped out of the way, though, by those two areas of cloud, two weather fronts there, and the breeze will pick up overnight and more widely into tuesday. and those two bands of rain move their way across scotland and northern

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western scotland, a few for northern ireland, north west england, north wales and perhaps the north midlandshello, this is bbc news. the headlines: police in ireland have named the 10 people who died in an explosion at a petrol station in donegal. investigations are ongoing to establish the cause. it isa it is a huge impact to a small rural community, we are —— like they are all local people, they are all very much part of the community, all shopping in the local shop. officials in the ukrainian city of zaporizhzia, say 17 people have been killed by a russian missile strike on an apartment block. cabinet ministers are urging tories to rally behind prime minister liz truss, to avoid risk of defeat at the next election. in iran — protestors appear to hack into state—run television — as demonstrations against the regime continue. now on bbc news, the media show. hello, we're bringing today's media show to you from the heat of la. i'm at universal studios to meet one of the most powerful women in hollywood — the chairman of universal filmed entertainment group, who just happens to be a brit. her

north wales, north west midlands, north west england, scotland and northern ireland especially.erely damaged its state—of—the—art — and well—defended — bridge to crimea. officials in the ukrainian city of zaporizhzia say 17 people have been killed by a russian missile strike on an apartment block. former uk culture secretary nadine dorries says prime minister liz truss needs to change course, if she wants to keep the party together and avoid facing a "wipeout" at the next general election. in iran, protestors appear to hack into state—run television, as demonstrations against the regime continue. now on bbc news, the bbc green sports awards.

a lot of sunshine around for monday afternoon, but north wales, north west midlands, scotland and northernm and more north—westerly direction. as the winds fall lighter, that cooler air in place, particularly chilly night through monday to tuesday morning. monday night we could see temperatures in towns and cities around four or 5 degrees, some rural areas like this morning will see a frost. this morning, a fair bit of sunshine around, one to fair bit of frosty patches for tuesday morning, a dry day with increasing amounts of cloud, some drizzle later for west of scotland, northern ireland, temperatures down a little bit more than what we have experienced this weekend. and for the middle part of the week, a weather front pushes across us but it is later on these deeper areas of low pressure pushing on a strengthening jet stream and we will see some more substantial spells of rain and strong winds, particularly across the north and west of the country. still a little rain possible to the south, but not a huge amount of rain expected again this week will stop this is bbc news. the headlines.

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satellite picture shows the extent of the cloud, a few breaks across the midlands and southern parts. that is, until after dark when we're looking at some rain that will move in here. in fact, there could be some rain redeveloping just for a time across wales, the midlands, east anglia. but the wettest weather will be across the south where it's going to be mild temperatures, 10 to 12 degrees, but across northern areas of the uk, in contrast to that is a cold night with some areas of frost in the countryside. so something gardeners might want to take note of. it will be a chilly start to the day, but a sunny start as well. here now through thursday, two zones of rain, one affecting the south of the uk, one affecting the west, but in between should be a fair amount of dry and bright weather. eastern scotland probably having the best of the sunshine, although it won't be bad for wales, the midlands and northern england too. temperatures on the mild side for most, but temperatures a bit close to average in scotland. friday we've still got some fairly brisk winds blowing in off the atlan

much of the midlands, though, especially to east anglia and the south—east, having a fine afternoon ande in the south—east, lifting temperatures into the low 20s — 22 degrees celsius in london, compared with an average of i4. rain to northern scotland, then, into the evening. some showers pushing further eastwards we go through saturday night and into sunday morning. a night, of course, where you'll remember to push the clocks back to mark the end of british summer time. and as for temperatures, a little bit higher again as we start off on sunday. there's a lingering weather front east anglia and the south—east during sunday. that will make for a cloudier, cooler day and there'll be some spells of rain unintelligible weatherfront at times. elsewhere, it's sunny spells and there will be showers. and if you catch these, they're likely to be heavy, could come with a rumble of thunder, perhaps some hail as well and gusty winds. it's a windier day on sunday and especially around western coastal areas — there may be some gusts of 50 miles an hour or so — so some coastal gales around here and

england and wales overall have more cloud and patchy rain for northern england, the midlands and walesternoon. looks like that rain could turn heavier briefly as it heads across the south—east of england tomorrow evening, onto thursday and we look at the top and tail of the country for the wetter weather, very confident we will see quite few showers on the principle scotland and northern ireland on thursday, this area of rain, the forecast at the moment is more iffy, it does not look like we will see much further north on the m4 corridor and we might not even see as heavy across southern counties of england, so decent autumn sunshine for many on thursday, by friday it looks like the area of head off towards the continent, showers to the far north of the of the uk, the wind will be a feature for the far north of scotland, boasting 60 or 70 mph. could be felt at first thing across england and wales on friday but essentially back to where we are thursday, lots of autumn sunshine —— could be fog posting. temperatures lower double figures the mid—teens. a reminder of our top story... the ba

with rain, in wales, and the midlands, easting a are into northern england, through northern irelandin for northern ireland, northern england, wales, the south—west there will be further heavy shower, in the it hassy sunshine that breaks out in the south—east, in the low 20s, 22 degrees, tomorrow evening the rain pushes further north in scotland, a band of showers working east across england. don't forget to put your clocks back on saturday night. on sunday it will be a cloudier cooler da i in east anglia with rein round, elsewhere, sunny spell, umbrellas at the ready, there will be shower, some heavy and possibly hundred trion sunday, a wind area day in the west. temperatures are above what we expect them to be. look at this. same weather next week. windy wet at times, notice how they are starting to come down and so much closer to the average, for november by the end of next week, so again, just close to the average for the time of year but compared with what

in ruralareas eastern england and across the midlands.t it will be windy. we will see some rain from time to time as well. we saw on the satellite picture the cloud coming in from the atlantic, that will be pushing its way into northern ireland and scotland, bringing some rain into the north—west together with strengthening winds, gales by the end of the day. quite a well of england and wales, dry air after that chilly start, some sunshine, a bit hazy at times but again at those damages could reach highs of 18 or 19 degrees. high pressure is giving aid a dry on monday across england and wales, but that is getting shunted away by these weather fronts here moving in from the atlantic, winds pick up overnight and into tuesday across more of the country and we have that broad band rain they across the north—west is that rain pushes into england and wales in the afternoon and becomes a lighter and more patchy, following that we get some sunshine and a few showers in scotland and northern ireland, should stay dry towards the south—east, quite w

he sustained a gunshot injury and east midlands ambulance service were requested to attend.d dead. no officers, staff or other members of public were injured during the incident. it is not believed to be linked to counterterrorism at this time. however, inquiries are ongoing. as you can see, according is in place and oscar drivers currently closed and is likely to remain so while the investigation continues. there are no evacuations of any businesses or homes, however, a number of local businesses located within the cord and took the decision to close and shoppers were asked to leave by those who owned the stores. the independent office for police conduct is now investigating the incident following a referralfrom derbyshire constabulary and the force will be co—operating fully with the investigation. we are unable to make any further comment at this time. scotland's first minaj nicola sturgeon has accused liz truss of showing arrogance and the lack of respect for not contacting her since becoming prime minister. she said the previous prime ministers had spoken to her within

giving heavy rain and the midlands giving heavy rain and blustery winds.pically around the mid teens. this evening and overnight, the showers will continue at in the north—west here but many eastern, central and southern areas will be dry and a little fresher this coming night, in some spots temperatures will be around five or 6 degrees. here is the forecast for tomorrow. briefly, high pressure pays us a visit, light winds, mostly sunny skies, just scattered fair weather clouds here and there but temperatures typically around 15 degrees, say in liverpool, and a few more showers there in northern scotland. we re millions of people could left without support unless there's the entire system, both health and social care, will be on its knees, so, the stakes here are extremely high. the government decided not to launch a public information campaign on reducing energy use this winter after the prime minister's office raised objections, the bbc is told. the government defies climate warnings by announcing a new licensing round for oil and gas exploration in the