very wet in north—east england. scotla nd go. very wet in north—east england.r as we go through the week. but as i mentioned earlier, it is quiet to start the week because we have an area of high pressure moving in. that said, there is still low pressure close to east anglia and south—east england which will bring some rain. in terms of the weather feel, chillier and northern ireland but especially in scotland with parts of rural aberdeenshire. a milder start for england and wales with a lot of cloud around. the north—easterly breeze with a few showers and outbreaks of rain towards the far south—east, more especially parts of kent, and suffolk. you may still see a few spots in land as well. a few spots edging to the northern ireland as well. —— northern isles. sunny spells developing more widely as we go on through the day. it will actually be a chilly night for england and wales going into tuesday morning with wins light here. they will be some fog patches developing. they could be dense in some places and just bear them in mind. they could be dense in some pl

if they might he says decide to withdraw from syria that completely from the north east of syria that means that the united states has completely scrapped the strategy which has been actually outlined by former secretary of state and ex to lessen it do it in a major speech he made at the over institute at rice university in new york in january 2018 he defined 4 key u.s. objectives from staying in the north east of syria number one is to prevent that he by vilifies and number 2 is to prevent iran from having a land go to door between iraq syria and lebanon number 3 is to use the us military presence in the north east as a leverage to brush of the syrian regime to accept political solution and number 4 is actually true is this but as it's in the northeast of syria in order to put pressure on the syrian regime that a few g.'s now of the united states the side that to withdraw completely that means this lot that she has actually been abandoned and they not this this actually is allowing iran to have this land called a door or maybe we still don't know how how deep will go inside syrian te

al—ain under heavy bombardment, one of several just inside the border in the kurdish—controlled north—eastrkish offensive that is alarming europe, has been condemned by america and is bringing fresh instability to the middle east. and, once again, syrian civilians forced to flee. a local journalist saw them go. thousands of people migrating to the south side. the turkish army are shelling by mortars everywhere. from across the border in turkey, we could see smoke rising in the town of tal abyad. the bbc understands turkish troops are now on the ground there. well, here at the border, we have been seeing and hearing the opening salvos in turkey's assault on north—eastern syria. in the last half—an—hour or so, we've heard mortar rounds and artillery fire and there has been incoming mortar fire from syria. president erdogan is calling this operation peace spring but, for civilians across the border on the syrian side, this is going to feel like one more round of battle in an agonisingly long war. turkey says the aim of this offensive is to create a safe zone along its border and allow two mil

high pressure has been building in the north—east of scotland and you can see them scuttling here. rn ireland. these conditions for the size it will be a dry story. but my for the south. you at least have the sunshine to compensate. shows continue over the north—east of scotla nd continue over the north—east of scotland in particular over the northern isles. dry and clear skies. a recipe for our cold night. temperatures will follow it quickly and you see the blue colours across the northern and eastern areas. wide red low temperatures. those in cities close to freezing. frost and chris sunshine around. the next few days look fine and dry with winter sunshine. it will be cold with overnight frost. an early frost on monday without frost lifting and widespread sunshine. these are required for the north—east of scotla nd required for the north—east of scotland and some speed not quite as today. some cloud spending out of the north—west of england. apart from a dry and sunny day. don't of nine to 12 degrees. then on the softening stories. high pressure still affecting the country on tues

the latest in the dramatic twists and turns around turkey's invasion of north—east syria.rdish commander has now said his forces will accept the 5—day suspension of fighting announced by turkey, in some parts of the border. after talks with the us vice—president, turkey's president agreed to pause the military advance, to allow kurdish forces to retreat from a 20—mile zone on the syrian side of the border. but there are reports of new clashes already. our middle east editorjeremy bowen reports from ankara. the meeting did not start well, dark stares, cold handshakes. the united states and turkey are supposed to be allies but it didn't look like that. after more than five hours of talks, vice president mike pence emerged backed by the us secretary of state with a hint of a smile. today, the united states and turkey have agreed to a ceasefire in syria. but the war in syria has a way of wrecking ceasefires. the war has morphed into another shape these last ten days or so. a generation of syrians has grown up amongst casualties and death. if this agreement holds it is only lim

fighting and that will allow couldst forces to withdraw from the way 32 kilometers long in the north east the commander of kurdish led forces in syria told local television that they will abide by the agreement today the united states and turkey have agreed to a cease fire in syria. turkish side will pause operation spring in order to allow for the withdrawal of y. p.g. forces from the safe zone. for $120.00 all military operations under operation peace remove the pause in operation peace spring will be halted entirely on completion of the withdrawal. we will not stop the operation yet but we will put it on hold because a ceasefire i can only be agreed between to soften states terrorists who are the target of our operations so we'll put it on hold to allow these terrorist organizations to withdraw from the area once they leave the area and completely withdraw then we will still. be very happy to report tremendous success with respect to turkey and i want to thank president and i want to thank our vice president my parents our secretary of state by capell great job all of the people that w

but i think, for north—east england and north—east scotland, it should be largely dry.nesday. 13—15 degrees, that's near normal for this time of the year. so, through thursday, increasing numbers of showers. those showers will continue during thursday evening and thursday night, some of them heavy, accompanied by some rather blustery winds, which will keep the temperatures a bit higher. it should be a milder night, typically 6—8 degrees. we may stay in double figures across more southern parts of england. more sunshine and showers to come on friday. a good deal of them around coastal areas to begin with, but we'll see them developing inland, and some fairly frequent showers getting blown in on the strongest of the winds in the south—west of england and wales. 12—15 degrees, so those numbers at the moment not really changing a great deal. let's head into the weekend, and remember, at the moment, low pressure is about here. but, as we move into the weekend, the low pressure is moving right across into the uk. it's not as deep an area of low pressure, but it will continue

rain quitting the scene from the south—east, but lingering for a good part of the day through the north—easthe south—eastern quarter of scotland. following on behind, something a little bit quieter and drier for a time. showers predominantly there across western and southern parts but gradually some of them percolating away through the course of the day further towards the east. friday into saturday, the same area of low pressure and on the southern flank, we may have another area of cloud and rain just skipping in from the near continent to get into the very far south—east. some areas will stay that wee bit drier, we suspect, but this banner of cloud will drag some rain across the eastern side of scotland into the north—east of england yet again, and elsewhere, there will be a peppering of showers. temperatures about 10—15 at the very best. and that temperature profile will be tempered across northern and western parts, given the strength of the northerly wind. on sunday, we see the same banner of cloud and rain slowly easing its way down into the north of england, leaving behind cold, brig

very wet in north—east england.wettest weather as we go through the week. but as i mentioned earlier, it's quiet to start the week because we have an area of high pressure moving in. that said, there is still low pressure close to east anglia and south—east england for monday, that will bring some rain. in terms of the weather feel to begin the day, chilly in northern ireland but especially in scotland with parts of rural aberdeenshire down to minus three to start the day. a milder start for england and wales with a lot of cloud around. still this north—easterly breeze with a few showers and outbreaks of rain towards the far south—east, more especially parts of kent, essex, coastal suffolk and norfolk. you may still see a few spots further inland as well. some outbreaks of rain edging towards the northern isles late in the day with a freshening south—westerly wind. temperatures around 10—14 degrees. some sunny spells developing more widely as we go on through the day. it will actually be a chilly night for england a

turkey has agreed to a temporary halt in its offensive against kurdish fighters in north—east syria.urkey's president erdogan and the us vice president, mike pence. turkey says it will pause its advance for five days, to allow kurdish forces to retreat from a 20 mile zone on the syrian side of the border. president trump, who's been widely accused of giving the green light for the offensive, described it as "an amazing outcome". our middle east editorjeremy bowen reports from ankara. the meeting did not start well, dark stares, cold handshakes. the united states and turkey are supposed to be allies but it didn't look like that. after more than five hours of talks, vice president mike pence emerged backed by the us secretary of state with a hint of a smile. today, the united states and turkey have agreed to a ceasefire in syria. but the war in syria has a way of wrecking ceasefires. the war has morphed into another shape these last ten days or so. a generation of syrians has grown up amongst casualties and death. if this agreement holds it is only limited in scope. the turks, who will

also some showers across the north and east of scotland running in on a fairly brisk north—easterly breeze wintry over higher ground. some showers running into the eastern side of england. generally, for most, fine afternoon with lots of sunshine, but cold with highs of nine, two to 12 degrees. this evening holding onto showers across northern and eastern areas with cloud and outbreaks of rain across the far south and south—west of the country. more of a breeze here, not quite as cold as it will be further north under those clear skies where they could be a widespread frost developing in northern and western areas. a bit of mist and fog to greet us on tuesday morning but a repeat of today, a cold, frosty start, bright and sunny, fewer showers across the north of the uk. there will still be a peppering. and across the south is that whether front encourages, some patchy rain for south—west england into south wales and the channel islands. quite breezy and a cold afternoon in store. for the middle pa rt afternoon in store. for the middle part of the week, high—pressure slips towards the north

rain quitting the scene from the south—east but lingering for a good part of the day through the north—east on behind, something a little bit quieter and drier for a time. showers predominantly there across western and southern parts and gradually some of them percolating away through the course of the day further towards the east. friday into saturday, the same area of low pressure and on the southern flank we may have another area of cloud and rain just skipping in from the near continent to get into the very far south—east. some areas will stay that wee bit drier, we suspect, but this banner of cloud will drag some rain across the eastern side of scotland into the north—east of england yet again, and elsewhere, there will be a peppering of showers. temperatures about 10—15 at the very best. and that temperature profile will be tempered across northern western parts given the strength of the northerly wind. on sunday, we see the same banner of cloud and rain slowly easing its way down into the north of england, leaving behind cold, bright conditions for the greater part of scotland and no

south irish sea and these combine as the day wears on a soap rain were continuing to push on north and east east into some of it will be heavy. as it clears, something brighter with spells of sunshine and just a scattering of showers. quite windy for a time. you could see gusts of up to 45 miles an hour for a time. in the afternoon sunshine, 16 or maybe 17 celsius. where we have the rain, more like 11 or 12 stop it was slowly clear away through this evening and overnight and then things turned drier with clear skies before cloud builds out of our next area of rain. temperatures typically 5— 10 celsius but it could get close to freezing under clear skies across parts of scotla nd under clear skies across parts of scotland in the far north of england. we start off the new week, again, with two fronts to deal with. 0ne putting into south—east england and another again running up through the irish sea. we may start with sunshine for many cloud already building across southern england and northern ireland with rain arriving here through the day and the rain across al east england pushing further

but i think, for north—east england and north—east scotland, it should be largely dry.ednesday. 13—15 degrees, that's near normal for this time of the year. so, through thursday, increasing numbers of showers. those showers will continue through thursday evening and thursday night, some of them heavy, accompanied by some rather blustery winds, which will keep the temperatures a bit higher. it should be a milder night, typically 6—8 degrees. we may stay in double figures across more southern parts of england. more sunshine and showers to come on friday. a good deal of them around coastal areas to begin with, but we'll see them developing inland, and some fairly frequent showers getting blown in on the strongest of the winds in the south—west of england and wales. 12—15 degrees, so those numbers at the moment not really changing a great deal. let's head into the weekend, and remember, at the moment, low pressure is about here. but, as we move into the weekend, the low pressure is moving right across into the uk. it's not as deep an area of low pressure, but it will contin

not great if you are stuck under the cloud and rain across the north—east of england, france is. looking frost free. could just be a touch of frost the most prone spots across northern scotland. some s10 some fog possible first thing monday morning. but we start the new working week, once again, with low pressure in charge. and we've got this waving weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain. but here doesn't like we could have some heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern and eastern england as well. a bit of rain also for northern ireland, was good fringe into the likes of northern fabrics are an cornwall. some sunny spells or northern england, eastern scotla nd or northern england, eastern scotland as well. those temperatures will be 12—16, fairly typical for this overview. but things are said to stay fairly unsettled as well for tuesday. still some rain, especially for north—east england and eastern scotland. it does look like that should clear away fairly quickly on tuesday. so not a b

let's return to the air and ground offensive launched by turkey into north east syria.ey, by clearing kurdish militants, which turkey considers to be terrorists. chill kasapolu is from the bbc turkish service. it is important to explain that the turkish government see the pkk, the kurdistan workers party, as a terrorist group. it is on the eu ‘s list of terrorist organisations but it isa list of terrorist organisations but it is a small element in what is a large region. yes. the pkk, the kurdish militant group in turkey have been fighting against turkish state for over three decades. in the syrian kurdish militants in that area where turkey has now moved its ground forces, they are closely linked to kurdish militant groups in turkey. and it has been almost intercepted. so turkey sees their existence as a threat to its national security. and is now the third incursion turkey has launched against these militants but they insist it is not against kurds but against kurdish militants. given that the pkk had previously launched attacks within turkey, what is the feeling with

after talks with the us vice—president, turkey's government has said it will pause its invasion of north—eastia, targeting the kurds, to allow kurdish forces to retreat from a 20—mile zone on the syrian side of the border. a senior kurdish commander has accepted the suspension, but some further clashes are reported. having secured a brexit deal with european leaders the british prime minister now has the more difficult task of winning the backing of the uk's parliament. there'll be a special sitting of parliament on saturday. the acting chief of staff at the white house has told reporters military aid to ukraine was held up — partly to put pressure on the ukrainians to investigate president trump's political opponents. his dealings with ukraine are the focus of a congressional impeachment inquiry. mick mulvaney has since said that what he said has been misconstrued. now on bbc news, zeinab badawi speaks to turkey's foreign minister mevlut cavusoglu on hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi in ankara. in this exclusive interview my guest is that turkish foreign minister, mevlut c

actually the positions of the could these forces in the north east of syria we all know actually that turkey has from the very beginning. requested that they are like into with 50 to 40 kilometers deep into syrian territories but the americans have always actually opposed this. this proposal by turkey and they were saying that with they were willing actually direct cept something like between 5 and 7 cuma to deep into syrian territory and only on the step of that it actually. goes between jobless meaning 140 kilometers long along the borders between syria and turkey turkey on the other hand is thinking that this operation should go actually the along the borders and the east of the euphrates from jobless on the euphrates river took amish to be in the far north east so we still need to know actually what sort of agreements the americans have reached considering this this operation. and when it comes to the international reaction we're now hearing that the nato chief has urged restraint from turkey in the syria operation and we've also heard that countries from the e.u. have called for

waving weather front which, during the course of sunday, should make some progress, both to the north and to the eastning to parts of wales on the south—west of england. and all the while, northern and north—western parts of scotland and northern ireland should be in for a pretty decent sort of day, temperatures again, nothing to write home about. tops of around 15 or 16, if you are lucky. eventually, the whole system begins to move its way, it would appear, off into the north sea. but here's the rub. come monday, the trailing portion of the front is still trailing perilously close to the south—east and quarter of the british isles. at the same time, it will introduce another feature here, further to the west. so it may well be that we see this rain, and there is some doubt at the moment, coming a little further towards the north and west across the south—east and quarter towards the north and west across the south—east quarter of the british isles. and all the while we got that more westerly system really pepping up the rain across the west of wales, south—west of england and, eventually, northern i

al—ain under heavy bombardment, one of several just inside the border in the kurdish—controlled north—eastrkish offensive that is alarming europe, has been condemned by america and is bringing fresh instability to the middle east. and, once again, syrian civilians forced to flee. a local journalist saw them go. thousands of people migrating to the south side. the turkish army are shelling by mortars everywhere. from across the border in turkey, we could see smoke rising in the town of tal abyad. the bbc understands turkish troops are now on the ground there. well, here at the border, we have been seeing and hearing the opening salvos in turkey's assault on north—eastern syria. in the last half—an—hour or so, we've heard mortar rounds and artillery fire and there has been incoming mortar fire from syria. president erdogan is calling this operation peace spring but, for civilians across the border on the syrian side, this is going to feel like one more round of battle in an agonisingly long war. turkey says the aim of this offensive is to create a safe zone along its border and allow two mil

sitting across parts of north—east england, eastern scotla nd parts of north—east england, eastern scotlandrt the day, frost free, certainly, mist and fog around. once any of that murkiness clears away, during tuesday, not a bad day, in between two weather systems, small ridge of high pressure in charge, drier day. rain clearing away from the north—east, next area of rain waiting in the wings. that will arrive across northern ireland late in the day, not until the evening hours. most places dry day, 12 to 15 degrees, some spells of sunshine during the afternoon. wednesday, wet and windy weather, return to sunnier skies, scattered showers, highs are fairly similarto scattered showers, highs are fairly similar to what we have seen, 12 to 16 degrees for most of us. low pressure stays in charge for much of the week ahead, a mix of sunnier dry weather, and your blustery showers. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00. the united states is to withdraw all its remaining troops — up to a thousand soldiers — from northern syria, as turkey's offensive against the kurds intensifies.

east. above the caldecott it's northwest. 54 degrees and 50% humidity. wind advisory started at 6 am for the north and east bay hills. gusts of 65 or possibly tonight into tomorrow morning. we showed you the 40-45 to the surface so that tells you what will be going on in higher elevations. this is not a hot event temperature-wise we do cool off. it's low humidity and bone dry soil where we could get single digits are teens with some of the relative humidity. mendocino and lake county to the delta and the santa cruz mountains with a krycka gusts at 45 miles per hour or more. temperatures close to where they should be this time of year and they stay here for a bit. this is that system as it carves out. just missing us but we get the dry side of it and look at that cold air. butte, montana is at 19. 29 in burns. that is really cold air. some of that is working its way here. not that cold but a little bit. around the bay it's low 50s or 40s. almost everyone is consistent even in the oakland-berkley hills words and the low 50s. it makes no produce for some but not us. this will be a wind producer with

not great if you're stuck under the cloud and rain across the north—east of england, for instance. s the north sea through sunday night. so a bit of a quieter picture over night into monday. most places looking frost free. could just be a touch of frost for the most prone spots across northern scotland. some mist and some fog possible first thing monday morning. but we start the new working week, once again, with low pressure in charge. and we've got this waving weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain. but it does like we could have some heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern and south—eastern england as well. a bit of rain also for northern ireland, which could fringe into the likes of pembrokeshire and also cornwall. but actually elsewhere quite a lot of dry weather. some sunny spells for northern england, eastern scotland as well. and those temperatures will be 12—16, fairly typicalfor this time of year. but things are set to stay really quite unsettled as well for tuesday. still some

temperatures drop quite quickly, especially, sheltered glens of scotland, in the north—east and north—east showers arrive. that leads us into tomorrow, and libby stout to the day that a sunny one for many. showers already in the west could be heavy in boundary with some hail. blustery winds blowing some hail. blustery winds blowing some to the east and temperature is about 11—15 or 16. hello this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines: eu and uk officials resume brexit talks this morning — in an attempt to reach a deal that can be agreed by leaders at a key summit tomorrow. the parents of harry dunn met president trump at the white house, but refused to meet the woman they accuse of killing their son despite her being in the next room. chaotic scenes in hong kong's legislative council meant the chief executive carrie lam had to leave and deliver a pre—recorded annual policy address. via video link. a severely brain—damaged girl who the nhs believed should have her life support withdrawn, has arrived in italy to continue her treatment. time now for the morning briefing, where we bri

of scotla nd across the far north—east of scotland but further west it's one of those days where wee area of low pressure still there, continuing to bring some showers and lengthy spells of rain. there will be some bright spells between the downpours and temperatures continue to run between ii—isdc. into the weekend forecast, the low pressure is there on the charts but it's getting less intense meaning although there will be some showers around at times, they should be some bigger, drier gaps between those showers, so a little bit more in the way of sunshine coming through. temperatures again ii—isd. that's all from the news at six so it's goodbye hello, this is bbc news with ben bland. the headlines.

england, six oi’ scotland and north—east england, six or7 scotland and north—east england, six or 7clears away from wales on the south—west of it will be used in areas that see the back of the rain by the end of the back of the rain by the end of the morning, although it may threaten to come back towards the extreme south—east later in the day. the rain lingering in the far north—east of scotland. elsewhere, plenty of sunshine. nice clean air. sunny skies, generally dry, temperatures 13 or 15 degrees, similarto temperatures 13 or 15 degrees, similar to what we had today. while we clear away the weather front and a band of rain, the main driver of thatis a band of rain, the main driver of that is this area of low pressure. that is going to stumble its way across the uk over the coming few days. it starts to arrive on thursday. the wind picking up across the western side of the uk. we have more showers here, maybe longer spells of rain which could be quite heavy. further east it will be drier for longer. even here, may be a few showers arriving later in the afternoon. the temperatures

north of scotland, degrees. but further south, pretty static because there is not a lot of wind. top temperature of the day, not in the south—eastit could be the humber. hull, 15, 16, possibly 17. we shall see. overnight, this band of weather pushes further north as some of those showers in the north of scotla nd some of those showers in the north of scotland begin to fade away. some will keep going, but underneath clear skies and the north—east of scotland, touch of frost levels in the countryside. further south, underneath the blanket of cloud, it is going to be a milder night. a dank start to the new day on sunday. not one set of weather fronts, but two. leave the detail to me, we will work it out eventually. but it means a wet start across england and wales for the most part. in the south—eastern quarter, if it starts out dry, this weather front is going to swing its way further east. then we will push you don't have rain further towards the north of england. british sky is falling behind, and for northern and western parts of scotland and northern

there may be a touch of frost in the coldest parts of north—east scotland, and where it has been clear and fog patches, perhaps dense in a few spots, gradually clearing during the morning. any early sunny spells in the east replaced with increasing cloud as that weather system comes in from the atlantic, initially some quite light rain further east but notice how there is some heavier rain coming in toward western parts as we go on through the afternoon. here is a look at things at lipm, you can pick out a temperature near you, the wind speeds as well. there will be a strengthening south—easterly wind. you will also see that the far north—east of scotland is still dry, still some sunny spells around into the northern isles, but a wetter picture through northern ireland, much of western scotland and some outbreaks of rain with some heavier bursts into western parts of england and wales. and again some patchy rain feeding east ahead of that with thickening cloud. and that rain will get heavier still as we go on through saturday night and into sunday. in fact, some brighter colours showin

very wet in north—east england.go to get the average october rainfall and it is here we will see the wettest weather as we go through the wettest weather as we go through the week. but as i mentioned earlier, it is quite to stop the week because we have an area of high pressure moving in. that said, there is low pressure close to east anglia and south—east england for monday and south—east england for monday and that will bring a bit of rain for some others. in terms of the weather feel to begin the day, chilly and northern ireland but especially in scotland, indicating where parts of rural aberdeenshire, have been down to minus three celsius to start the day. a milder start for england and wales with a lot of cloud around and the north—easterly breeze and a few showers. outbreaks of rain towards the far south—east, parts of kent, essex, coastal suffolk and norfolk. maybe a few spots further inland as well. we will see some outbreaks of rain edging towards the northern isles later in the day with a freshening south

pushing north, across east anglia, into the midlands. northern ireland into the south—west of scotland. some of the rain pushing into pembrokeshire and cornwall. wind is not much of a feature but can be a little bit blustery with heavy and thundery showers across southern and eastern england. temperatures generally between 12 and 15 degrees, fairly typicalfor this time of between 12 and 15 degrees, fairly typical for this time of year. heading for a monday evening and overnight into tuesday, this batch of rain pushes north and east, rain eventually clears out of northern ireland, pushing into central scotla nd ireland, pushing into central scotland for a time. tuesday does not like a drier day, plenty of dry weather with some sunshine, temperatures around 11 to 16 degrees. window of dry weather because we have rain waiting out in the west, during tuesday night and into wednesday, that will sweep out, frontal system. should clear away, leaving a drier story, drier story, blustery showers lasting through much of the week ahead. this is bbc

east and southern england. working further northwards. tomorrow, the further northt it will feel cool, 11 to 15 degrees. top temperatures here. behind that, sunshine for many of us. behind that, sunshine for many of us. rain in northern ireland through the afternoon. for much of the uk, a dry day with sunshine. that takes the edge of temperatures, 1a or 15 degrees. this weather front slides eastwards on wednesday. a squeeze on the isobars. wet and windy. that clears on thursday. sunshine and blustery showers, certainly an u nsettled blustery showers, certainly an unsettled week ahead. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11am... the family of harry dunn — who died in a collision with an american woman who then fled to the us — are flying there this morning, hoping fora meeting. typhoon hagibis sweeps across japan killing at least 18. rivers have burst their banks in over a dozen different places, and almost half a million homes are without power in tokyo. kurds under attack from turkey in northern syria. the un says more than 130,000 people have been di

this is the low pressure we have had for the last few days, eventually clearing off to the north—easts for the north—west of the country, and it will bring another round of fairly strong winds. thursday though starts off fine and dry for many. lovely spell of sunshine up and down the country. a few showers across western scotland continuing. and then the band of rain starts to push in, to northern ireland initially, and then into much of scotland and perhaps the far north of england. and it is going to turn very wet and we could see further issues with surface water flooding across western scotland. whereas further south, although there will be a lot of cloud across england and wales, there could be quite a bit of dry weather too. the top temperature of 17 degrees. but through thursday night, it stays quite blustery. further heavy showers, longer spells of rain across the north—west of the country. and then we will start to see some more persistent rain pushing to parts of england and wales by the end of the night. you notice temperatures i2—ia in the south. turning much milder. tempe

anglia, lincolnshire in the north—east of england and easternan see it's clear with pleasant conditions on the way. a little on the nippy side in scotland and northern ireland, around 13 degrees, but the winds will be light so not a bad day overall. with the fine and to wednesday on the way. this is thursday ‘s weather map with the low pressure from earlier edging closer. starting to roll into ireland and the wind will be strong as well. early on wednesday there will be a lot of sunshine around, particularly across central and eastern areas but quickly out towards the west, the winds will strengthen and the showers will rattle in. some will be heavy so steady with the umbrella. thunder is a possibility as well so it will feel chillier particularly across the west where the wind will strengthen. winds will then get stronger as we had through friday. the low pressure here has not moved a lot. with the showers turning around at the overall weather pattern will not change. again, showers are expected, frequent across western and southern areas and a

for many of the lionesses, the trip back here to the north—east is a bit of a homecoming.n fact, seven of phil neville's england squad will be hoping to be picked for this friendly against brazil tomorrow actually come from this area including steph houghton. i caught up with england captain earlier. she and her team prepare for this match which was played down the road at the riverside stadium. despite the fact that the ground will be full of friends and family, they will be no time for nostalgia. that is because england haven't won in the last four matches. something steph orton said she and the rest of the team are determined to put right and in front of what is going to be a sell—out crowd. hopefully these people that have come and bought tickets, we've got a sell—out stadium, they can really get behind us and push us on. for us as players we are determined to put on a good performance

s in the north east with not only exacerbate civilian suffering can be to massive displacement but when or so re scsi very undermining current political efforts we treat as you know support there are 6000000 displaced people inside syria there is more than 5 and a half 1000000 refugees in the neighboring countries and it's a conflict that has gone on for far too long and therefore if you prefer that takes place at the moment has to take into account to ensure that we don't see any further displacement. on the ground in syria kurds are waiting for the next blow to fall in a region that's seen its share of misery and violence already. well the situation has become even more confused this chump issued a threat to turkey he tweeted it as i have stated strongly before and just to reiterate if turkey does anything that i in my great and unmatched wisdom consider to be off limits i will totally destroy and obliterate the economy of turkey. a correspondent in turkey you know han has this assessment. u.s. president trump sudden decision to pull back american troops from north and syria has provo

but i think, for north—east england and north—east scotland, it should be largely dry.cotland than it was on wednesday. 13—15 degrees — that's near normal for this time of the year. so through thursday, increasing numbers of showers. those showers will continue through thursday evening and thursday night, some of them heavy, accompanied by some rather blustery winds, which will keep the temperatures a bit higher. it should be a milder night, typically 6—8 degrees. we may stay in double figures across more southern parts of england. more sunshine and showers to come on friday. a good deal of them around coastal areas to begin with. but we'll see them developing inland, and some fairly frequent showers getting blown in on the strongest of the winds in the south—west of england and wales. 12—15 degrees, so those numbers at the moment not really changing a great deal. let's head into the weekend, and remember, at the moment, low pressure is about here. but, as we move into the weekend, the low pressure is moving right across into the uk. it's not as deep an area of low pres

recognize the stakeholders working for peace and reconciliation in ethiopia and in the east and north east african region. when i'll be off became prime minister in april 28th teen he made it clear that he wished to resume peace talks with a retreat are. in close cooperation with the side yes off valve again the president of a victory on our behalf quickly worked out the principles for a foreign and for peace agreement to end the long no peace no war stalemate between the 2 countries. these principles are set into declarations that prime minister of vienna and president that he signed in a smart and. in. july and september. an important premise for the breakthrough was obvious miss unconditional willingness to accept the obvious ration rootling of an internationally international boundary commission in 22. now peace does not ever eyes from the actions of one party alone when prime is prime minister reached out his hand president after the cross state and hill to formalize. the peace process between the 2 countries. the we've been nobel committee hopes the peace agreement will and will help

not great if you're stuck under the cloud and rain across the north—east of england, for instance. nto monday. most places looking frost free. could just be a touch of frost for the most prone spots across northern scotland. some mist and some fog possible first thing monday morning. but we start the new working week, once again, with low pressure in charge. and we've got this waving weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain. but it does like we could have some heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern and south—eastern england as well. a bit of rain also for northern ireland, which could fringe into the likes of pembrokeshire and also cornwall. but actually elsewhere, quite a lot of dry weather. some sunny spells for northern england, eastern scotland as well. and those temperatures will be around about 12—16, fairly typical for this time of year, but things are set to stay really quite unsettled as well for tuesday. still some rain, especially for north—east england and eastern scotland. it

not great if you're stuck under the cloud and rain across the north—east of england, for instance. ht. so a bit of a quieter picture over night into monday. most places looking frost free. could just be a touch of frost for the most prone spots across northern scotland. some mist and some fog possible first thing monday morning. but we start the new working week, once again, with low pressure in charge. and we've got this waving weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain. but it does like we could have some heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern and south—eastern england as well. a bit of rain also for northern ireland, which could fringe into the likes of pembrokeshire and also cornwall. but actually elsewhere, quite a lot of dry weather. some sunny spells for northern england, eastern scotland as well. and those temperatures will be around about 12—16, fairly typical for this time of year, but things are set to stay really quite unsettled as well for tuesday. still some rain, especially f

as the cloud starts to increase across england and wales, for the north and north—east of scotla nd walesaround the coast of northern ireland on the irish sea. gusts of 65 miles per hour here. maximum temperatures here about 12 or 16 celsius. the track of the deep depression will move its way east and then south—east as we go into friday. there will be strong wind for a friday. there will be strong wind fora time, and friday. there will be strong wind for a time, and south wales, the south—west of england, the squeeze on the isobars there. it is clear away. the isobars are slackening and it will be better in the afternoon on friday. the rain will clear away with it. lighter wind, sunny spells during friday, and maximum temperatures getting to 1a or 16 degrees. for the weekend, we have got something a little bit quieter during saturday. a brief ridge of high pressure bringing some fine weather. some showers here and there. temperatures generally on the rise as we go through the weekend. goodbye. hello it's wednesday, october 2nd, it's 10:00. i'm victoria derbyshire. harry and meghan take t

but i think, for north—east england and north—east scotland, it should be largely dry.than it was on wednesday. 13—15 degrees, that's near normal for this time of the year. so, through thursday, increasing numbers of showers. those showers will continue during thursday evening and thursday night, some of them heavy, accompanied by some rather blustery winds, which will keep the temperatures a bit higher. it should be a milder night, typically 6—8 degrees. we may stay in double figures across more southern parts of england. more sunshine and showers to come on friday. a good deal of them around coastal areas to begin with, but we'll see them developing inland, and some fairly frequent showers getting blown in on the strongest of the winds in the south—west of england and wales. 12—15 degrees, so those numbers at the moment not really changing a great deal. let's head into the weekend, and remember, at the moment, low pressure is about here. but, as we move into the weekend, the low pressure is moving right across into the uk. it's not as deep an area of low pressure, but

rain quitting the scene from the south—east but lingering for a good part of the day through the north—eastof scotland. following on behind, something a little bit quieter and drier for a time. showers predominantly there across western and southern parts and gradually some of them percolating away through the course of the day further towards the east. friday into saturday, the same area of low pressure and on the southern flank we may have another area of cloud and rain just skipping in from the near continent to get into the very far south—east. some areas will stay that wee bit drier, we suspect, but this banner of cloud will drag some rain across the eastern side of scotland into the north—east of england yet again, and elsewhere, there will be a peppering of showers. temperatures about 10—15 at the very best. and that temperature profile will be tempered across northern western parts given the strength of the northerly wind. on sunday, we see the same banner of cloud and rain slowly easing its way down into the north of england, leaving behind cold, bright conditions for the greater p