gloomy in the afternoon across scotland and north—east england, more rain, but all of us will see temperaturese. now, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament, a week when the prime minister changed his mind and locked down england again. i am not prepared to take the risk with the lives of the british people. but his predecessor challenged the numbers behind the lockdown. it is not 1,000 deaths a day so the prediction was wrong before it was even used. also in this programme, a call for the bonfire night ban to go further. it isjust irresponsible. how can we morallyjustify the sale of fireworks in a pandemic? first, for weeks, borisjohnson had resisted calls for a temporary lockdown in england to slow the spread of coronavirus. he accused his critics of trying to turn the lights out, but as infections continue to rise, the prime minister admitted his strategy of local tiered restrictions had failed to reduce the number of infections. he came to the commons to seek the backing of mps and to explain why a four week long lockdown was needed, why nonessential shops had

visibility down to 100 metres, some fog through the central belt and some fog as well across north east englandse bands of rain moving in across england and wales. that's down to an area of low pressure. and some of this rain is washing the fog out of the atmosphere, so it's still a little bit murky. there's some mist patches around, but it's not as foggy as it has been. the worst of the dense fog, as i say, is further north—east, for eastern scotland, through the central belt and into parts of north east england as well. through the central belt and into it will be a mild start, though, to tuesday. temperatures for many of us in double figures, 10—11 degrees early in the morning. and through the morning, there will be cloud and there will be some patchy outbreaks of rain around as well. the fog will lift into low cloud across the north east before thinning. and i'm pretty optimistic, actually, many of us will have some brighter weather through the afternoon, with a little bit of sunshine poking through the clouds. temperatures on the mild side, hights between 13—15 degrees. this is bbc news wi

north—east england and northern ireland.g bbc news with martine croxall. leaders of some of the world's richest economies have called for coronavirus vaccines to be made available to all countries, regardless of wealth. the german chancellor, angela merkel, was among those to call on the 620 at their summit to commit more money to the effort. rachel silverman is a policy analyst from the us think tank, the center for global development. she explained some of the challenges world leaders face. some of it is down to money. we are dealing with a fiscal fallout of the coronavirus crisis, that is a money challenge, that is about raising finance and getting it to people in need, whether that is governments or individuals and families suffering. and financing can help a lot with distributing the vaccine as well. but it's not the only thing that has a problem here. part of the issue is the supply challenge and logistics of manufacturing. as things stand, how well does supply match demand 7 at the moment, not terribly well. part of t

yesterday we saw temperatures across eastern scotland and north—east england into the mid and north—easty feeling cooler. it is the northern half of the country most prone to frost tonight. there will be dents fog in south—east scotland, north—east england and mist and cloud and fog in the south. best of the sunshine across the north but turning cloudy this weekend and turning milder. in the west, rain at times on sunday. but not a wash—out. we will look at the papers. you have young kids. are they fussy eaters? my they fussy eaters? my two love food. they eat anything i put down, usually. you are either a good cook or very lucky. it is not going to work with you. i was looking at a piece in the daily mail about how to cure a fussy eater. every parent has struggled with this. this new technique says it could end dinner table tantrums. this is what you do. as a parent, you ask your child to take a deep breath, close their eyes, put an item such as a green bean in their mouth and eat it slowly by noting how it tastes and feels and then they should discuss about eating the vegetable or the

england, that will keep temperatures up here, but clearer skies elsewhere, some showers continuing to the north—west and still windy in northern scotland, that they be close to freezing in eastern scotland, north—eastsunday. cloud still across southern england, most of the rain and drizzle heading into the channel. after a sunny morning in wales and the west midlands it may cloud over through the afternoon, sunshine elsewhere, more showers particularly in the north and west of scotland, not as windy as today, but the aira of scotland, not as windy as today, but the air a bit cooler, so for many temperatures around eight to ten. those temperatures will fall quickly where we have a clearer skies in eastern scotland and north—east england during tomorrow evening, more showers continuing for a good part of the night. we need to look to the west to see where the weather is coming from early next week, because we are drawing on atla ntic week, because we are drawing on atlantic winds, south—westerly winds again, and some weather fronts are moving in. a stuff research areas, this is where they will be the best of the early sunshine on monday. it will turn to cloud from the west. a bit of rain and drizzle,

some fog through the central belt and some fog as well across north east england. wales. that's down to an area of low pressure. and some of this rain is washing the fog out of the atmosphere, so it's still a little bit murky. there's some mist patches around, but it's not as foggy as it has been. the worst of the dense fog, as i say, is further north—east, for eastern scotland through the central belt, and into parts of north east england as well. it will be a mild start, though, to tuesday. temperatures for many of us in double figures, 10—11 celsius early in the morning. and through the morning, there will be cloud and there will be some patchy outbreaks of rain around as well. the fog will lift into low cloud across the north east before thinning. and i'm pretty optimistic, actually, many of us will have some brighter weather through the afternoon, with a little bit of sunshine poking through the clouds. temperatures on the mild side, highs between 13—15 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. coronavirus

temperature is 11— 13 degrees, so not quite as warm as it was yesterday in the north—east of england,any pieces will be dry. there is a chance of some rain more especially on sunday. we start the weekend, though, with the clear skies in the cold air across the north. this time there will be some fog patches across the vale of york are perhaps north—east england and into the central belt of scotland. away from the fog, some sunshine. but as you head southwards into wales, the midlands and southern england, it could be quite cloudy and grey. a bit of rain arriving in the far south—west, perhaps, but at least temperatures in the south are recovering. in the south are recovering. in the fog further north, it is going to be quite cold. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: donald trump again complains of electoral fraud in tuesday's presidential poll. he repeated his assertion — without evidence — that he won the vote. if you count the legal votes, i easily win. if you count the illegal votes, they can try to steal the election from us. joe biden insists the process is wor

probably the best of any drier interludes will be across central northern scotland, and north—east england5 or 16 degrees across the south—east. but that rain gets into northern and north—east areas through saturday evening. it's followed by further blustery showers or longer spells of rain moving up from the south. though again, there will be some dryer interludes, but it's going to be a blustery night — gusts of wind around 20—30 mph widely, more than that around the south—west — up to 50 mph there. temperature—wise, single—figure values across the north, but again, i think, a fairly mild night to come for england and wales. now, as we head on into sunday, here's our area of low pressure to the north—west of the uk, spinning across the country, bringing further bands of pretty heavy rain and strong winds. but it looks like the strongest of the winds on sunday will be across more southern parts of britain. gales running through the channel, 50—65 mph here. and there will be bands of rain spreading from west to east. again with some dry, maybe brighter interludes in between. it's not going

but a frosty start perhaps for eastern scotland and north—east england on tuesday.that cloud just comes in over the top. we hang on to the sunshine for the midlands, east anglia, the south—east. not a bad day here, temperatures 9 degrees or so, maybe making double figures out to the west, where the cloud is thick enough to give a few spots of light rain or drizzle. heading into the middle part of the week, and we see high pressure getting squeezed again, with another weather front moving down from the north—west. this one is very weak — it's more a band of cloud that's going to be moving down across the uk. not much rain on that at all. and then behind it, across the north—west, we get some sunshine, we get showers as well. the winds pick up, gales in the north—west of scotland, and the air‘s getting cold enough to perhaps give some wintryness in the highlands. 5 degrees here, elsewhere around 8 or 9 at best further south. that's into wednesday. but beyond wednesday, it gets colder still, i suspect, and much more unsettled. some stronger winds, some rain at times, a

case rates in england by imperial college london suggests there has been a decline of 30% since the end of october, just before the lockdown. the biggest falls were seen in the north—eastest, down 57%. there was a fall of 35% in the yorkshire and humber region and other parts of england also saw a decline, apart from the east and west midlands, where there was little change. everyone wants to know what further progress can be made, but questions are also being asked about how we got to where we are in this pandemic. we need to put health at the top of our agenda. the uk's covid death rate remains higher than many others, and dame sally davies, former government chief medical adviser, told me that underlying health problems left people here more vulnerable to the virus. i think our poor public health, whether it's deprivation, overweight or other chronic illnesses, alongside crowding in urban areas, have led to a much increased death rate over what we could have had if we had a healthier basic population and less deprivation. ministers say community testing with rapid results offers a way forward, but there are continuing questions about how realistic this might be give

but a frosty start perhaps for eastern scotland and north—east england on tuesday.ay here, as that cloud just comes in over the top. we hang on to the sunshine for the midlands, east anglia, the south—east. not a bad day here, temperatures 9 degrees or so, maybe making double figures out to the west, where the cloud is thick enough to give a few spots of light rain or drizzle. heading into the middle part of the week, and we see high pressure getting squeezed again, with another weather front moving down from the north—west. this one is very weak — it's more a band of cloud that's going to be moving down across the uk. not much rain on that at all. and then behind it, across the north—west, we get some sunshine, we get showers as well. the winds pick up, gales in the north—west of scotland, and the air‘s getting cold enough to perhaps give some wintryness in the highlands. 5 degrees here, elsewhere around 8 or 9 at best further south. that's into wednesday. but beyond wednesday, it gets colder still, i suspect, and much more unsettled. some stronger winds, some rain

a cold night across eastern scotland, north—east england and northern ireland with temperatures downmorrow, much rain and drizzle heading into the channel but wales and the west midlands could cloud over during the afternoon after a sunny morning. sunshine elsewhere, showers as well most in the north and west of scotland, not as windy on sunday but probably a little cooler with temperatures typically between eight and 10 degrees. a chilly start to monday morning, but we look to the atlantic to see the weather changing again. milder air coming our way weather changing again. milder air coming oui’ way on weather changing again. milder air coming our way on monday, more cloud, some rain in particularfor scotla nd cloud, some rain in particularfor scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news — the headlines at seven: a call for coronavirus vaccines to be available for all, as leaders from the world's biggest economies meet for an online summit hosted by saudi arabia. in the uk, an alternative to a covid vaccine for people with weakened immune systems enters its final stage of trials.

a chilly start, though, for east scotland, north—east england on tuesday. ack in from the atlantic, but we hang onto some sunshine across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. not a bad day here. 0ut towards the west, in the cloud, temperatures in double figures. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight... the foreign secretary says the government is "listening" to conservative mps who are unhappy with the latest coronavirus restrictions for england. having a vote on the regulations injanuary, with them sunset in february if that doesn't pass again, i think is the right combination of accountability and transparency with taking the measures that the public need now. diego maradona's doctor is investigated for possible negligence after his family raise questions about his care. president trump says he will continue to fight the results of the us presidential election, telling fox news his "mind will not change in six months". the french formula 1 driver romain grosjean escapes a huge crash

now, we could see further dense fog patches once again across eastern scotland and north—east englandent story, though, further south, turning much milder but cloudier, and you can see that on the satellite picture. an area of low pressure is going to start to push in from the south—west, introducing cloud, showery bits and pieces of rain. but circulating around that low pressure in an anticlockwise direction, the wind, so that means a southerly wind and that's driving in milder air from the near continent. so, we could start off then with some fog around across the far north—east first thing in the morning. that will lift quite readily away. the rain quite light and patchy into the south—west first thing in the morning. it's going to drift its way steadily northwards throughout remembrance sunday, but eastern england mayjust see the odd spot or two of nuisance rain, really. the rain pushing its way out of northern ireland into scotland, allowing for some brightness in the afternoon, and if that happens, temperatures once again will respond, 15, 16, maybe even 17 degrees for some if y

elsewhere, it's a chilly start to saturday with some mist and fog through central scotland, north east englandd the midlands. the best of the sunshine will be across northern and western areas, and some sunshine also pushing into southern counties of england by the end of the day. we'll also see some rain arriving across cornwall and devon, too, the first of a series of weather fronts. here, it will be windy. elsewhere, the winds light, but certainly stronger than they have been of late. so it will be a milder day across southern areas, 1a—16 degrees. another chilly one further north. now, through saturday night, looks like it'll be chilly and dry to start with across northern areas, where that band of rain spreads its way northwards. and by the end of the night, it'll be lying across northern ireland, wales, the midlands and into the south east. here, it will be milder because of the rain. fairly chilly in the north for a while, but those temperatures will start to rise as we move into sunday morning. that band of rain moves northwards across the country on sunday, and this next one will arri

quite a cold day across eastern scotland and the north—east england.n tuesday, but there's another weather front heading our way on wednesday. this one again won't bring very much rain at all. it's more a broad area of cloud that's moving down across england and wales. and then behind that, towards the north—west, we get some sunshine, the wind picks up and we get some showers. gales in the north—west of scotland, and over the highlands, there may be some sleet or snow as it turns colder. 5 degrees here. further south and east, highs of 8 or 9. the weather is set to change later on in the week. low pressure is returning, stronger winds, some rain at times. not only that, but it will be feeling a lot cooler. this is bbc news, the headlines: donald trump has attacked the fbi and the us department ofjustice, accusing them of working against him in his efforts to overturn the result of the presidential election. he was speaking in his first interview since joe biden was declared the winner more than three weeks ago. the united nations says a deadly attack

fog lingering across north—east parts of england, some to the east of wales, that now clearing. devon, cornwall, may be south—west wales. is pushing in from the south—west bringing the odd isolated showers across parts of devon, cornwall, may be south—west wales. as they strive for most of us and it's only fog lingers, temperatures in that 4 or 5 degrees at most today. more in the way of general blue cloud development across the country overnight as it turns which are for northern ireland, wales, the south—west, the temperatures do not drop away too much to stop clear skies across parts of scotland, temperatures could drop below freezing for one or two. fairly cloudy, outbreaks of rain pushing off what you might try and brighter for the afternoon for northern ireland, wales and some parts of england. a damp afternoon for scotland and parts of north—east england. bye for now. in our this is bbc news. the headlines: joe biden says he is confident he is going to win the us presidential election and insists he will fight to ensure every vote is counted. the numbers tell us a clear a

in north—east scotland, parts of north—east england with that wind direction, your temperature could . cold airfollowing on behind, still very mild across the east and south—east of england. the rain still coming with gusty winds. the rain eventually ends in north—west scotland. very wet on thursday in shetland. and then as we go from thursday, then still into friday, and a brisk north—north—westerly wind and there will be colder air moving south across the uk. some sunshine on thursday, and bands of showers moving south as well. so some rain at times this week. so, it will be quite windy. very mild for a time, but colder briefly later. this is bbc news. the headlines: a spacex capsule carrying four astronauts is on its way to the international space station after successfully launching from cape canaveral in florida. it's nasa's first fully fledged mission using a privately owned spacecraft. the capsule will act as a space taxi service in the coming years. the former us president barack obama has told the bbc that america is more divided today than it was when he was elected 12 years

in north—east scotland, parts of north—east england with that wind direction, your temperature could st here. rain spreads east right across the uk. cold airfollowing on behind, still very mild across the east and south—east of england. the rain still coming with gusty winds. the rain eventually ends in north—west scotland. very wet on thursday in shetland. and then as we go from thursday, then still into friday, and a brisk north—north—westerly wind and there will be colder air moving south across the uk. some sunshine on thursday, and bands of showers moving south as well. so some rain at times this week. so, it will be quite windy. very mild for a time, but colder briefly later. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today... borisjohnson is self—isolating after meeting an mp who's tested positive for coronavirus. the prime minister says he has no symptoms but "the rules are the rules." more progress towards a covid vaccine as a third company begins clinical trials in the uk. 3, 2, 1... a new era for space travel, as a private company t

quite a cold day across eastern scotland and the north—east of england. fairly quiet day on tuesday, but there's another weather front heading our way on wednesday. this one again won't bring very much rain at all. it's more a broad area of cloud that's moving down across england and wales. and then behind that, towards the north—west, we get some sunshine, the wind picks up and we get some showers. gales in the north—west of scotland, and over the highlands, there may be some sleet or snow as it turns colder. 5 degrees here. further south and east, highs of 8 or 9. the weather is set to change later on in the week. low pressure is returning, stronger winds, some rain at times. not only that, but it will be feeling a lot cooler. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today... 13,000 shop workers wait for news on their future, as sir philip green's arcadia empire looks set to go into administration. good morning. topshop, dorothy perkins, miss selfridge among those brands on the brink. could this be the biggest e

the fog is lingering in the vale of york and north—east england. es, generally pushing from east wales, generally pushing from the south—west which could bring the isolated shower into the afternoon. the vast majority staying dry, fine in the sunshine, light winds, pleasant compared with recent days. the most mild in the south. the fog will linger, li—s celsius this afternoon. fog and low cloud across eastern england and eastern scotla nd across eastern england and eastern scotland tonight, more generally cloudy towards the south and west with outbreaks of rain. here, the temperatures will hold up in double figures, but some clearer skies are still possible in scotland, a touch of frost into remembrance sunday. in the morning, northern ireland, wales and the midlands, a damp start, with rain pushing to the north and east, it will brighten up to the south and west late r, it will brighten up to the south and west later, a bit of a boost in the temperatures too. this is bbc news live from washington and london. it has been five days since america went

in north—east scotland, parts of north—east england with that wind direction, your temperature could n spreads east right across the uk. cold airfollowing on behind, still very mild across the east and south—east of england. the rain still coming with gusty winds. the rain eventually ends in north—west scotland. very wet on thursday in shetland. and then as we go from thursday, then still into friday, and a brisk north—north—westerly wind and there will be colder air moving south across the uk. some sunshine on thursday, and bands of showers moving south as well. so some rain at times this week. so, it will be quite windy. very mild for a time, but colder briefly later. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. joe biden's staff say the us president—elect must be allowed to begin the transition process so he can focus on the coronavirus crisis. president trump is still refusing to concede. the former us president ba rack 0bama accuses donald trump of fanning resentment and division in america today. some of that is attrib

in north—east scotland, parts of north—east england with that wind direction, your temperature could east right across the uk. cold airfollowing on behind, still very mild across the east and south—east of england. the rain still coming with gusty winds. the rain eventually ends in north—west scotland. very wet on thursday in shetland. and then as we go from thursday, then still into friday, and a brisk north—north—westerly wind and there will be colder air moving south across the uk. some sunshine on thursday, and bands of showers moving south as well. so some rain at times this week. so, it will be quite windy. very mild for a time, but colder briefly later. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the planet's biggest trade deal has been passed, but some of the world's largest economies are opting out. voice assistants in india — how do tech companies get that right with hundreds of different dialects? we take a look at those taking on the challenge. and the sweet smell of success — with covid—19 impacting our sense of smell, what has t

east. so with that wind running down through north sea a little bit on the chilly side on exposed coasts, and you could be waking up first thing in the morning across scotland and north—east englandnshine across much of central and eastern england. yes, that wind will make it feel cooler on exposed coasts. the further west you go, the cloud thickens and perhaps it will stay largely dry and a little milder here with ten degrees along the east coast, we're looking at a high of six to eight. then further ahead, it looks likely that we could continue to see an unsettled theme developing and the northerly winds stays with us. so cooler for all. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk government attempts to see off a parliamentary rebellion over new coronavirus restrictions in england, by telling backbenchers the tiers could end in february. having no vote on the regulations in january with a sunset in the february if that doesn't pass again, i think, is the right combination of accountability and transparency with taking the measures that the public need now. ethiopia's military claims victory saying it's in control of the regional

north and west. by the end benoit, the cloud and patchy rain across southern england. a more chilly night, a touch of frost in eastern scotland, north—eastt plenty of sunny spells tomorrow. still a lingering weather front close to southern england and south wales, with the chance of patchy rain. showers in north—west england and northern ireland perhaps, and into the north and west of scotland, but the north and west of scotland, but the wind will be a bit lighter tomorrow. a more chilly day for many tomorrow, particularly in england and wales. again some sunny spells for many of us. one sunday evening, the cloud and patchy rain may move further north into england and wales, still a few showers in western scotland, but for many of us, it will be drier as monday begins. the ridge of high pressure builds in. clear spells overnight and the chance of a touch of frost. may still have some cloud in southern england and south wales, with the chance of rain early on monday, but then the next weather system monday, but then the next weather syste m co m es monday, but then the next weather system comes in and make things wet, through the north an

probably the best of any drier interludes will be across central northern scotland, and north—east england 15 or 16 degrees across the south—east. but that rain gets into northern and north—east areas through saturday evening. it's followed by further blustery showers or longer spells of rain moving up from the south. though again, there will be some dryer interludes, but it's going to be a blustery night — gusts of wind around 20—30 mph widely, more than that around the south—west — up to 50 mph there. temperature—wise, single—figure values across the north, but again, i think, a fairly mild night to come for england and wales. now, as we head on into sunday, here's our area of low pressure to the north—west of the uk, spinning across the country, bringing further bands of pretty heavy rain and strong winds. but it looks like the strongest of the winds on sunday will be across more southern parts of britain. gales running through the channel, 50—65 mph here. and there will be bands of rain spreading from west to east. again with some dry, maybe brighter interludes in between. it's not goi

but a frosty start perhaps for eastern scotland and north—east england on tuesday.hang on to the sunshine for the midlands, east anglia, the south—east. not a bad day here, temperatures 9 degrees or so, maybe making double figures out to the west, where the cloud is thick enough to give a few spots of light rain or drizzle. heading into the middle part of the week, and we see high pressure getting squeezed again, with another weather front moving down from the north—west. this one is very weak — it's more a band of cloud that's going to be moving down across the uk. not much rain on that at all. and then behind it, across the north—west, we get some sunshine, we get showers as well. the winds pick up, gales in the north—west of scotland, and the air‘s getting cold enough to perhaps give some wintryness in the highlands. 5 degrees here, elsewhere around 8 or 9 at best further south. that's into wednesday. but beyond wednesday, it gets colder still, i suspect, and much more unsettled. some stronger winds, some rain at times, and even some sleet and snow in the high gr

elsewhere, it's a chilly start to saturday with some mist and fog through central scotland, north east england western areas, and some sunshine also pushing into southern counties of england by the end of the day. we'll also see some rain arriving across cornwall and devon, too, the first of a series of weather fronts. here, it will be windy. elsewhere, the winds light, but certainly stronger than they have been of late. so it will be a milder day across southern areas, 14—16 degrees. another chilly one further north. now, through saturday night, looks like it'll be chilly and dry to start with across northern areas, where that band of rain spreads its way northwards. and by the end of the night, it'll be lying across northern ireland, wales, the midlands and into the south east. here, it will be milder because of the rain. fairly chilly in the north for a while, but those temperatures will start to rise as we move into sunday morning. that band of rain moves northwards across the country on sunday, and this next one will arrive later on sunday into monday. so, it'll be much a cloudier day acr

it was chilly across north east england and scotland for much of the day. at the charts into sunday. some sunshine to start the day for northern ireland, but cold and frosty with a suspected temperatures down to about “11 or —5 degrees for some. for most of us, though, it's going to be another pretty cloudy day. the cloud thick enough still to give occasional spots of drizzle. still some mist around, particularly across east wales and the midlands, too. temperatures about 8—10 degrees celsius. turning breezier later in the day into north west scotland with a little bit of rain. and then for monday, we see more general rain arriving from these weather fronts that will be sliding southwards and eastwards across the country. so a lot more in the way of cloud and rain moving from scotland and northern ireland south and eastwards into parts of england and wales. no great rainfall amounts towards the south east, and to a degree this rain will wash some of the mist and fog particles out of the atmosphere, so you should see visibility improving generally. and certa

north—east parts of scotland and north—east england have some shelter from the south—east breeze, soy mild, perhaps 17 or 18 degrees. most are around the mid—teens even where we have cloud. this evening and overnight, very wet for western scotland, that when tra nsfers for western scotland, that when transfers into northern scotland and the northern ireland by the end of the northern ireland by the end of the night, we could see some rain for western parts of northern ireland, perhaps the very far south—west, we are holding onto a relatively joint night, cloudy, breezy and very mild, these are daytime values or even higher than daytime values or even higher than daytime values or even higher than daytime values you would expect at this time of year. tomorrow this area of low pressure slowly pushes eastward, the cold front will spread eastward, the cold front will spread east with outbreaks of rain after a dry start it is. eventually the rain will reach eastern areas, since in china showers behind pertaining much colder, staying cold, windy and very wet all day. miles across the site

east. so with that wind running down through north sea a little bit on the chilly side on exposed coasts, and you could be waking up first thing in the morning across scotland and north—east englandral and eastern england. yes, that wind will make it feel cooler on exposed coasts. the further west you go, the cloud thickens and perhaps it will stay largely dry and a little milder here with ten degrees along the east coast, we're looking at a high of six to eight. then further ahead, it looks likely that we could continue to see an unsettled theme developing and the northerly winds stays with us. so cooler for all. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. our top stories: uk prime minister, borisjohnson, attempts to see off a parliamentary rebellion on his new coronavirus restrictions, by telling backbenchers the tiers could end in february. having no vote on the regulations in january with a sunset in the february if that doesn't pass again, i think, is the right combination of accountability and transparency with taking the measures that the public need now. ethiopia's military claims victory, saying it's in control of the regional capital of tigray — anti—government forces say they'll

these are the temperatures we are looking at, down to one or 2 degrees across eastern scotland, north—east england have a lot of cloud. the thick cloud and pockets of light rain or drizzle never too far away. elsewhere there is decent sunshine, showers, mainly northern ireland, more frequent showers coming to northern and western scotland. the winds will ease through the day, but temperatures typically around seven -10 temperatures typically around seven — 10 celsius and those temperatures will fall quickly again across more sheltered eastern areas with those clearer skies. still a fuchsia was continuing out to the west and we need to look to the west to see where our weather is coming from early next week because atlantic winds, south—westerly winds are heading our way and they will bring rain as well. a bright enough start for many eastern parts, a bit chilly early on monday. cloud will increase, rain here and there, most of the rain sitting in over the hills of western scotland, some for northern ireland as well and temperatures creeping up to around 9-11 c temperatures creeping up to around 9—

bringing in some clearer skies overnight, dropping the temperatures in eastern scotland and north east englandr these parts as well because the cloud then starts to topple in again across scotland, and we'll see the crowd increasing in wales, western parts of england. sunshine for most of the day, though, i think, for the midlands, east anglia and the south east. temperatures 8—9 degrees. 0ut towards the west where there's more cloud, maybe making ten in northern ireland. but it does turn chilly everywhere later on in the week. not only that, the winds will pick up and it turns much more unsettled. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: clashes between police and protesters in paris during demonstrations against a proposed security law. turkey condemns the assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist and calls for his killers to be held accountable. the head of ethiopia's military says the army has entered the regional capital of tigray. and african—american has been made cardinal at a ceremony is to be held in the

east. so with that wind running down through north sea a little bit on the chilly side on exposed coasts, and you could be waking up first thing in the morning across scotland and north—east englandd will make it feel cooler on exposed coasts. the further west you go, the cloud thickens and perhaps it will stay largely dry and a little milder here with ten degrees along the east coast, we're looking at a high of six to eight. then further ahead, it looks likely that we could continue to see an unsettled theme developing and the northerly winds stays with us. so, cooler for all. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk government attempts to see off a parliamentary rebellion over new coronavirus restrictions in england, by telling backbenchers the tiers could end in february. having the vote on regulations in january with sunset in february is the right combination of accountability and transparency with the public need now. ethiopia's military claims victory saying it's in control of the regional capital of tig—rye — anti—government forces say they'll fight on.

not far from freezing in eastern scotland, north—east england, perhaps into northern ireland as well,e cloud though still across southern counties of england, turning drier perhaps but cloud increasing in wales and the west midlands during the afternoon. some sunshine elsewhere, some showers mainly in the north and west of scotland. it's still windy in northern scotland though not as windy as it has been today but it's quite cooler air, so temperatures around eight to 10 degrees for much of the uk. looking ahead to the early part of next week, it will be a chilly start on monday morning. then we get atlantic weather fronts bringing rain, mainly into scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a call for coronavirus vaccines to be available for all as leaders from the world's biggest economies meet for an online summit hosted by saudi arabia. here in the uk, the prime minister faces questions about whether he tried to tone down an independent report which said home secretary priti patel broke the ministerial code

particular north—east england and central scotland. this evening will be chilly across scotland.nd south—west england, it will turn wetter. across wales and northern ireland, wales will —— right will push in. felt more of the story in the north—east and across eastern scotland. the greatest chance of frost in scotland, but a little less likely than it has been in recent days. on sunday, low—pressure to the west of us, winds flowing around so winds readily developing. a wet start the summer northern ireland, wales, some further east across the midlands. wetter weather will push northwards, right will come and go, it will stay grey and murky in north—eastern parts of england and in central and eastern scotland. brightening up in the south and in northern ireland and feeling pleasa nt northern ireland and feeling pleasant where the sun is out. into the evening, shamus returned towards the evening, shamus returned towards the channel islands, south—west england and wales. low—pressure to the west of us so a southerly flow and across western areas, likely to see outbreaks of rain thro

east. so with that wind running down through north sea a little bit on the chilly side on exposed coasts, and you could be waking up first thing in the morning across scotland and north—east englandral and eastern england. yes, that wind will make it feel cooler on exposed coasts. the further west you go, the cloud thickens and perhaps it will stay largely dry and a little milder here with ten degrees along the east coast, we're looking at a high of six to eight. then further ahead, it looks likely that we could continue to see an unsettled theme developing and the northerly winds stays with us. so, cooler for all. good afternoon. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, says the government is listening to conservative mps who are unhappy with the latest coronavirus restrictions for england. the revised tier system comes into force next week, replacing the current lockdown. most of england will be in the highest two levels of restrictions. 0ur political correspondent ellie price reports. tis the season to be jolly careful said borisjohnson tis the season to be jolly careful said boris johnson last tis the season to be jolly careful said borisjohnson last week and he needs to be, with

cool across eastern scotland and north—east england compared with yesterday. hwards you could see frost into tomorrow morning. fog through central belt tomorrow which will slowly be shifting. fog on the hills will expand more widely into low cloud over eastern wales and the midlands. few showers towards the south—west but turning milder. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. still no result in the us presidential election as democratjoe biden edges closer to the white house. the counting continues — in georgia it's down to the wire. joe biden takes the lead by just 917 votes. the democratic contender calls for calm and patience — he says he has no doubt he will be declared the winner when counting is completed. each ballot must be counted. we have no doubt that when the count is finished, senator harris and i will be declared the winners. donald trump has made more unsubstantiated claims of voting fraud and launched legal action against some results. if you count the legal votes, i easily win.

bringing in some clearer skies overnight, dropping the temperatures in eastern scotland and north—east englandr these parts as well because the cloud then starts to topple in again across scotland, and we'll see the crowd increasing in wales, western parts of england. sunshine for most of the day, though, i think, for the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. temperatures 8—9 degrees. 0ut towards the west where there's more cloud, maybe making ten in northern ireland. but it does turn chilly everywhere later on in the week. not only that, the winds will pick 00:28:39,632 --> 2147483051:51:04,530 up and it turns much 2147483051:51:04,530 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 more unsettled. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: clashes between police and protesters in paris during demonstrations against a proposed security law. turkey condemns the assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist and calls for his killers to be held accountable. the head of ethiopia's military says the army has entered the regional capital of tigray. and jumping for joy with a young woman who's become the f

bringing in some clearer skies overnight, dropping the temperatures in eastern scotland and north east englande cloud then starts to topple in again across scotland, and we'll see the crowd increasing in wales, western parts of england. sunshine for most of the day, though, i think, for the midlands, east anglia and the south east. temperatures 8—9 degrees. out towards the west where there's more cloud, maybe making ten in northern ireland. but it does turn chilly everywhere later on in the week. not only that, the winds will pick up and it turns much more unsettled. this is bbc news. the headlines — demonstrators in paris have launched fireworks, thrown stones and put up barricades in clashes with police. they're angry at a draft law that's seen as curbing the right ofjournalists to report on police brutality. turkey condemns the assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist and calls for his killers to be held accountable. president hasan rouhani has blamed israel for the killing of mohsen fakhrizadeh. and he says the iranian nuclear programme will continue after israel claimed the man was m

bringing in some clearer skies overnight, dropping the temperatures in eastern scotland and north—east englandoud then starts to topple in again across scotland, and we'll see the crowd increasing in wales, western parts of england. sunshine for most of the day, though, i think, for the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. temperatures 8—9 degrees. 0ut towards the west where there's more cloud, maybe making ten in northern ireland. but it does turn chilly everywhere later on in the week. not only that, the winds will pick up and it turns much more unsettled. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: more than a0 police officers are injured in clashes with protesters on the streets of paris in a rally against a new security law. the number of covid patients in hospital hits a new record high in the united states. turkey condemns the assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist and calls for his killers to be held accountable. and the archbishop of washington dc, wilton gregory becomes the catholic church's first african american cardinal.

bringing in some clearer skies overnight, dropping the temperatures in eastern scotland and north—east englandain across scotland, and we'll see the crowd increasing in wales, western parts of england. sunshine for most of the day, though, i think, for the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. temperatures 8—9 degrees. 0ut towards the west where there's more cloud, maybe making ten in northern ireland. but it does turn chilly everywhere later on in the week. not only that, the winds will pick up and it turns much more unsettled. this is bbc news, the headlines: print right police have clashed with protesters in france after a day of protesting angry at the restriction of the right to publish images of police officers, coming after images emerge of police beating a black music producer. turkey has condemned the assassination of iran's most senior nuclear scientist. president hassan rouhani said their programme would still continue but israel has accused mohsen fakhrizadeh of promoting nuclear weapons programme. on sunday it will be voted whether they can take the government to court over bu

quite a cold day across eastern scotland and the north—east of england. quiet day on tuesday, but there's another weather front heading our way on wednesday. this one again won't bring very much rain at all. it's more a broad area of cloud that's moving down across england and wales. and then behind that, towards the north—west, we get some sunshine, the wind picks up and we get some showers. gales in the north—west of scotland, and over the highlands, there may be some sleet or snow as it turns colder. 5 degrees here. further south and east, highs of 8 or 9. the weather is set to change later on in the week. low pressure is returning, stronger winds, some rain at times. not only that, but it will be feeling a lot cooler. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: america's leading infectious disease expert warns of a surge of covid cases between thanksgiving christmas. when you have the kind of inflection that we have, it does not turn around just like that. perhaps even two of three weeks down the line we will have the same thing. donald

talking about the angel of the north, which is more than 20 metres high and looms over the north—east of englandhe amazing 100 strong group of men staring out to sea over crosby, in the north—west of england — this is public art. but i wonder what... who asked for art to be privatised ? why do we think of that as the norm for art? art is a gift. i am amazed that i am allowed to live the life that i live. i want to share it and art does not make any sense... but you have to compromise. if you are thinking to yourself, this is not art that people are going to pay to come see, make a choice about coming to see, it is just going to be there if they happen to be in the vicinity. do you have to compromise to make it appealed to the widest possible audience? no, i do it because i have to do it. i hope that it will make a connection with people. i hope that it does deal with the big issues, you know, body and space, life and death, darkness and light, really simple, these are the poles in which our consciousness resides. i want to engage people with that. there is no compromise. you have always said tha

now, we could see further dense fog patches once again across eastern scotland and north—east englande that on the satellite picture. an area of low pressure is going to start to push in from the south—west, introducing cloud, showery bits and pieces of rain. but circulating around that low pressure in an anticlockwise direction, the wind, so that means a southerly wind and that's driving in milder air from the near continent. so, we could start off then with some fog around across the far north—east first thing in the morning. that will lift quite readily away. the rain quite light and patchy into the south—west first thing in the morning. it's going to drift its way steadily northwards throughout remembrance sunday, but eastern england mayjust see the odd spot or two of nuisance rain, really. the rain pushing its way out of northern ireland into scotland, allowing for some brightness in the afternoon, and if that happens, temperatures once again will respond, 15, 16, maybe even 17 degrees for some if you keep that sunshine. now, as we go through the evening hours of sunday, that sho

likely to be reserved for north—east scotla nd likely to be reserved for north—east scotland after a chilly start here and perhaps brightening up across wales and south—west englandch of the afternoon, but at least with light winds it is going to stay pretty mild, temperatures peaking at 6—11 , perhaps 13 in the far south—west. through the night tonight, the cloud stays with us, but we will see some rain and the wind start to strengthen as that wet weather pushes into the far north—west, to temperatures will hold up quite widely across the country, but yes, there's going to be some rain first thing on monday morning. that weather front continues to move in from the north—west, and we will gradually see the wind direction changing as well to a cooler source, the breeze picking up with the rain, the breeze picking up with the rain, the heaviest of the rain looking likely to be across scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and wales, as it pushes its way through the midlands down into central and southern england and it should weaken off substantially as it does so. bright and breezy following on behind, a little bit cooler, around seven or 8 degrees, high i

most areas, and where we have the clearer skies on sunday evening for eastern scotland and north—east englandwhat is our way, atlantic and south—westerly winds bringing weather fronts. way, atlantic and south—westerly winds bringing weatherfronts. a bright start for many on monday, sunshine in the east, it will cloud over from the west, rain and drizzle, most coming into scotland, primarily western scotland, then into northern ireland as well, but with those south—westerly winds we import milder s0 gradually those temperatures are up to ten or 11 degrees. tuesday, rain around and is stuck across scotland and northern ireland. much of england and wales, dry, more sunshine as you head further east across england and wales. a southerly wind this time at those temperatures continuing to rise. we are back up to 12 or 13 degrees on tuesday. things will change after that, mind you. that weather front will take rain into england and wales, tuesday night into wednesday. 0nce england and wales, tuesday night into wednesday. once that moves away, an area of high pressure comes in from the atlantic. rain

probably the best of any drier interludes will be across central northern scotland and north—east englandross the south—east. but that rain gets into northern and north—east areas through saturday evening. it's followed by further blustery showers or longer spells of rain moving up from the south. though again, there will be some drier interludes but it's going to be a blustery night — gusts of wind around 20—30 mph widely. more than that around the south west — up to 50 mph there. temperature—wise, single—figure values across the north but again, i think, a fairly mild night to come for england and wales. now, as we head on into sunday, here's our area of low pressure to the north—west of the uk, spinning across the country, bringing further bands of pretty heavy rain and strong winds. but it looks like the strongest of the winds on sunday will be across more southern parts of britain. gales running through the channel, 50—65 mph here, and there will be bands of rain spreading from west to east, again with some dry, maybe brighter interludes in between. it's not going to be a complete wa