sunshine also in south—west england and parts of wales, but the rain is ever there in parts of the north midlandsorth—east —— the north—east of england. watch out for strong winds in the north—west and along the norfolk coast, the could be issues there of flooding. it will be a crisp start to the new day monday. looks as though we will see a new area of cloud, wind and rain spilling its way into the south—western corner of the british isles and on into wales and the midlands. the further north and east you are, the drier the day will be. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: further promises to deliver brexit are expected this morning as the conservative party conference gets under way in manchester. public services will also be on the agenda as the government makes promises to invest in hospital projects across england in the next decade. parents are urged to have conversations with their children about organ donation in the hope that more young people willjoin the donor register. police in hong kong fire tear gas and pepper spray at anti—government protesters who have ta ken to

south—west england but the rain ever there across parts of the rain ever there across parts of the north midlandsorth—east of england, which will suppress the temperatures to 12. that system moves away, strong temperatures to 12. that system moves away, strong winds in the north—west along the norfolk coast. there could be some issues there with coastal flooding and underneath cool skies cold night. it looks as though we will see a new area of cloud and wind and rain coming into the south—west and quarter of the british isles and eventually into the south—east. the further north—east you are the dryer and brighter it will be. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... as the conservative party conference gets underway in manchester, the prime minister defends the language he uses in the brexit debate. i certainly think everybody should calm down. and i certainly think... including you? i think i have been a model of restraint but i think everybody should calm down. meanwhile, britain's most senior catholic clergyman, cardinal vincent nichols, has warned that some of the language bei

ireland and northern england by the end of the afternoon perhaps plunging north wales and the north midlands of up to 25 this afternoon, and chilly conditions coming from the north, highs of between 13 and 15. the front continues to sink south through the evening and overnight, rainfall wales, the midlands and east anglia, probably more cloud and not so much rain as the front slides into southern england first thing on monday. one to the south overnight, those of england first thing on monday. one to the south overnight, those 01:14 or 15, further north with clear skies and lighter winds we could see lows of three or four across parts of rural scotland. then into the early pa rt of rural scotland. then into the early part of the new week, hyde begins to build, a lot of fine weather as promised but at only northern flank of the hybrid starts to pull an northern flank of the hybrid starts to pullan air, northern flank of the hybrid starts to pull an air, basically from the arctic so gone the one amber, and to yellow and some of us are blue, a crisp autumn feel and it will be quite pleasantly w

ireland, that rain fringing into southern scotland at times, perhaps getting as far south as the north midlands north of that we will see some spells of sunshine, but again a brisk wind across northern scotland and a rather cool feel to the weather, 15 in aberdeen, but to the south of that frontal system, it will be pretty warm. 25, maybe 26 with a lot of sunshine. as you go through sunday night into monday, that front, weakening feature, will push away southwards, building back in from the south—west, but that brings us a flow of air from the north or the north—west, so generally speaking as we head into next week, things are going to feel rather cool. there will be a lot of dry weather, one or two showers here and there, but those temperatures around the high teens or low 20s at best. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: we are at the races, we are going to get a deal. borisjohnson says he's ‘cautiously optimistic‘ a brexit deal can be struck as he prepares for talks with the european commissi

southern scotland perhaps through to the far north of the midlands and north wales, the areas we will look at the temperature difference to the north of that front. 15 degrees in the north, perhaps 25, 26 degrees further itself. however, we are going to even our playing field into the new working week. the cold weather front slides south on monday. high pressure starts to build so that will kill off most of the cloud and rain, but for all of us, a little bit of a plunge into chilly air. we get rid of the ambers, the warm air to the south, into the yellow and eventually for some, the blue. a little bit of a feel of arctic air for a time on monday and tuesday. but with high pressure building, light winds, a lot of fine weather and some decent sunshine but look out for a couple of chilly mornings through the early part of the week. it does look like things will get milder later on. this is bbc news. i'm geeta guru—murthy. the headlines at 11.00am. fighting back, former prime minister david cameron accuses boris johnson of acting ‘appallingly‘ during the 2016 eu referendum campaign. the l

wet weather pushing in across north wales and into the north midlands, northern ireland and scotland.band to quys scotland. underneath the band to guys look like this... risk when setting the coastline as well as the rain. overnight, the rain eases off but there will be pulses of rain across northern ireland and into the south—west of scotland and north—west england and wales. some of the cloud could be low over the hills. overnight, ten to 13 degrees foremost hills. overnight, ten to 13 degrees fore m ost by hills. overnight, ten to 13 degrees foremost by chilly in the far north of scotland. into tuesday, most of us of scotland. into tuesday, most of us will have a cloudy start to the day but occasionally brighter for north—east scotland and shetland has morning sunshine. it will brighten up morning sunshine. it will brighten up in central and eastern england but otherwise cloudy. in western areas, the cloud could be taken up for rain anywhere. the afternoon sees more persistent rain in northern ireland and scotland, turning damp across north—west england and wales. the rain is assoc

some are slow moving and then push back into northern england and north wales and the north midlands you are heading to the ashes and old trafford, be prepared, there will be a chilly and blustery feeling, the showers should hopefully clear for the start but they could return this afternoon. tonight, more showers in northern and eastern areas but overall things turning to riot for many with clear skies but because we have the colder air, the winds falling a little lighter in the night after a windy start, it will be a chilly morning commute tomorrow around 8—10d for many. not necessarily the waterproof jacket tomorrow but warmer, most places stay dry and white, early cloud close in the south—east, sunshine and hazy and if you shout in scotland, northern england and wales in particular but overall, tomorrow is dryer than to date with sunny spells continued into the afternoon. not especially warm at around 15—18d, and to get out of the breeze and in the sunshine when it should feel pleasant but through the night thursday into friday, more rain and strong winds put into scotla nd rain a

the north midlands and north wales will turn cloudy and here there could be some rain and drizzle ate dry, during the afternoon there will be some interruptions from a few showers here and there. as we go into tonight, rain returning to scotland and northern ireland, and some blustery winds. that ran by the end of tonight into tomorrow morning‘s rush hour will beer across northern england and north wales. it keeps the temperatures up compared to last night. east anglia and the south—east into tomorrow will start dry and bright. through the day, rain to start within northern england and north wales. rain and drizzle pushing its way southwards during the midlands, wales through the morning. it means the northern half of the uk tomorrow afternoon reasonably bright and breezy, with a few showers here and there. a bit of sunshine as well, still feeling a little in the cool side. as we had was the weekend, i on the prize for this area of high pressure starting to nudge its way in allsup saturday that area of low pressure is still closed eastern coast. it will be quite windy, a few showers

wetware the piston across north wales, north midlands, north england, northern ireland and scotla ndeturning across northern ireland, into the south—west of scotland and north—west of england and wales. some of the cloud could be low on the hills, fog patches on the ground. highs of ten to 13 degrees but still chilly on the far north of scotland. into tuesday, most of his will have a cloudy start with occasional bright spells for north—east scotland, shetland has morning sunshine. it will brighten up morning sunshine. it will brighten upfor morning sunshine. it will brighten up for central insight is to england. across western regions, the cloud could be thick enough rain anywhere. the afternoon sees more persistent rain in northern ireland and scotland, turning down across the north west of and wales. rain is associated with this weather fronts, moving eastwards, another occluded front coming into the uk and —— on wednesday. rain to start the day on wednesday, south—east england creating, sunshine and the west but the korean made the growth northern ireland and scotland, into the no

fitting through in the afternoon, a few showers in the north of england, some get it into the north midlandst many showers, many places getting a dry afternoon and spells of sunshine. through this evening and tonight, that cloud and showery rain crossing northern ireland will move into scotland and the north of england and the cloud associated with that likely to break up associated with that likely to break up to some extent. generally long clear spells through the night and it is going to be a rather chilly night, towns and cities between six and 9 degrees. in the countryside down to around four or 5 degrees. a cool start to monday morning, high pressure in charge initially, find to start with sunshine are many areas, particularly for england and wales. frontal systems approaching from the north—west and we will see rain in northern ireland spreading into scotland, the far north of england, drizzle developing for the western coast of wales and the southwest. generally speaking, more in the way of cloud developing across the uk as we move through the day. eastern scotland holding on to suns

, wales, the odd showerfor the into the north midlands, wales, the odd shower for the south—west. to start off, east anglia and the south—east are largely dry. some areas of high cloud around. much of that were clear and then spells of sunshine. through the day showers through scotland into northern england, north wales, into east anglia, some showers heavy and possibly thundery. showers towards the south—west. remember last sunday when we got to 33 degrees? this sunday more like ia—2i at best. late in the afternoon a band of cloud and showery rain across northern ireland extending into northern england, parts of scotland through the night stop elsewhere most of the showers fade. clear spells. it stop elsewhere most of the showers fade. clearspells. it will stop elsewhere most of the showers fade. clear spells. it will be the coolest note we will have had for quite some time. five degrees in aberdeen. maybe 18 cardiff and london. some spots in the countryside could get down to 3—ad. a chilly start to monday. things will be changing through the day. this frontal system approaching

looks like a good french to the far north of southern scotland, and as far south as the north midlandse will get some sunshine across northern scotland, but just the sunshine across northern scotland, butjust the midteens in terms of top temperatures at best. 0n into next week. high—pressure building. it starts to kill off the front. the front slides away to the south of us. for a while, through the early pa rt us. for a while, through the early part of the new week, it will feel fresher for all of part of the new week, it will feel fresherfor all of us. the blue crawling down the map behind me. some arctic air working in for a time. with the high—pressure, lots of fine weather and decent sunshine. look out for some chilli starts to the new week and also to tuesday, maybe even wednesday morning, thanks to the high—pressure, light winds and skies. later in the week it looks like the high—pressure will shift around a bit and pull us into warm airfrom the shift around a bit and pull us into warm air from the atlantic, so our temperatures should lift as the week goes on. a quite typical ca

here and into the south of england and parts of wales but the rain ever there in parts of the midlands and north—east of england. which will suppress the temperatures down to 12. eventually that moves away. watch out for strong wins flicking into the north—west along the norfolk coast, could be some issues with coastal flooding and what will be clear skies, cool night and therefore a crisp start to the new day on monday. looks as though we are going to see a new area of cloud wind and rain eventually spilling into the south—western quarter of the british isles on two wheels in the midlands and the south—east. the further north and east you are, the drier your day will be. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: further promises to deliver brexit are expected this morning as the conservative party conference gets under way in manchester. borisjohnson is planning billions of pounds of spending for hospitals, what he describes as "the biggest hospital building programme in a generation". parents are urged to have conversations with their children about organ donation in the hope that more young peop

rain at home for northern ireland, friending into southern part of scotland, may down into the north midlandsa pretty warm day, the warmest day of the weekend, 25—26, to the north of the weather front things will be very cool and fresh, 14 things will be very cool and fresh, 1a or 15 degrees. as we go into the start of next week, that frontal system will slide its way southwards, and all of us will get into some cool air, they could be the jar at times, particularly in the jar at times, particularly in the north and east, but some dry weather and sunshine as well. this is bbc news. i'm nuala mcgovern. our top stories: borisjohnson says he's cautiously optimistic a brexit deal can be struck as he prepares for talks with the european commission president. but the eu and ireland say they've still not seen enough detail. we are in contact with the british government and also the european commission to explore ideas around that, but i have to say, what has been put forward so far falls very far short of what we would need. american actress felicity huffman is sentenced to 1a days in prison for her

ireland, that rain fringing into southern scotland at times, perhaps getting as far south as the north midlandsweather, 15 in aberdeen, but to the south of that frontal system, it will be pretty warm. 25, maybe 26 with a lot of sunshine. as you go through sunday night into monday, that front, weakening feature, will push away southwards, building back in from the south—west, but that brings us a flow of air from the north or the north—west, so generally speaking as we head into next week, things are going to feel rather cool. there will be a lot of dry weather, one or two showers here and there, but those temperatures around the high teens or low 20s at best. welcome to bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: welcome to bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: borisjohnson says he's cautiously optimistic a brexit deal can be struck as he prepares for talks with the european commission president. but the eu and ireland say they've still not seen enough detail. we are in contact with the british government and also the european commission to explore ideas around that, but i have to s

some showers here, morning showers across parts of north—west england in the midlands, north wales, theyit will be sunny and in the breeze it will be chilly. still a few showers to end the day across parts of the south—east. is the windfalls light saturday night into sunday temperatures will head down to single fingers, some of you two or three degrees as we start sunday morning and idsa a touch of frost on some cars and well sheltered rural areas. are dry and bright start to sunday. a dry day was sunny spell. still feeling a little chilly but in the sunshine throughout this weekend and out of the breeze it should still feel reasonably pleasant. it was almost getting brighter every moment as we listened to him. i will remind you now have the breaking news we have had here in the last few minutes this morning. we heard at about seven minutes past six a report that robert mugabe, the former president of zimbabwe has passed away. '5 death was announced a short time ago. he was 95. he had beeniu a short time ago. he was 95. he had been ill for quite some time. he was president from 1987 unti

it has been and the north midlands.particularly northern scotland, here winds will come down through the second half of today. look at the difference that weather front makes to the temperatures. to the south, 25-26 to the temperatures. to the south, 25—26 possible. to the north, 14—15, if you are doing well. even as we see more sunshine. through the evening and overnight the weather front cink south. most of the rain fizzles out. to the south of the front... we could get down to just three orfour front... we could get down to just three or four degrees front... we could get down to just three orfour degrees in rural areas in scotland. on monday, the front continues to pull away into the continent. basicallyjust thicker cloud to the south of the uk. what we are doing, for the early part of the new week, behind that weather front, is pulling in some chilly air. gone the warm amber, all of us moving into basically some after—ca re moving into basically some after—care for the early part of the new week. there is still ple

perhaps just dragging that prospect down towards the north of wales and maybe also towards the north midlands. when you keep the sunshine in the south—east, high temperature 25, to the north a fresh feel for sure, 13—15dc or something of that order, wind moderating, low pressure eventually moving over towards scandinavia. moving from sunday into monday, pushing those fronts away and it opens the doorfor all of pushing those fronts away and it opens the door for all of us to see those fresh conditions already there any northern part of british ties on monday, becoming a little bit more extensive during tuesday. perhaps a little bit of a fresh feel, but what you take away from this synopsis is that there is a lot of dry weather in the forthcoming week. goodbye. and behaving appallingly during the eu referendum campaign. in his first major interview since stepping down, the former prime minister admitted the brexit result left him feeling depressed. in another blow to the conservatives, a former minister defects to the liberal democrats. it comes as their leader, jo swinson, proposes cancelling

ireland and northern england by the end of the afternoon perhaps fringing north wales and the north midlands up to 25 this afternoon, and chilly conditions coming from the north, highs of between 13 and 15. the front continues to sink south through the evening and overnight, rain for wales, the midlands and east anglia, probably more cloud and not so much rain as the front slides into southern england first thing on monday. warm to the south overnight, lows of 14 or 15, further north clearer skies and lighter winds we could see lows of three or four across parts of rural scotland. then into the early part of the new week, the high begins to build, a lot of fine weather as promised but around the northern flank of the high we start to pull in air, basically from the arctic so gone the warm amber, into yellow and some of us are blue, a crisp autumn feel and it will be quite pleasant weather in the sunshine but quite a bit of cloud at the tail end to the south on monday, maybe some rain and a bit more cloud for scotland and showers as well. gone are the temperatures in the mid—20s, 19 or 20 to

ireland, that rain fringing into southern scotland at times, perhaps getting as far south as the north midlandsretty warm. 25, maybe 26 with a lot of sunshine. as you go through sunday night into monday, that front, weakening feature, will push away southwards, building back in from the south—west, but that brings us a flow of air from the north or the north—west, so generally speaking as we head into next week, things are going to feel rather cool. there will be a lot of dry weather, one or two showers here and there, but those temperatures around the high teens or low 20s at best. this is bbc news, the headlines: britain‘s borisjohnson says he‘s "cautiously optimistic" about a brexit deal, ahead of his first face—to—face talks with the european commission president, jean—claude juncker, in luxembourg next week. but the eu‘s chief brexit negotiator said he did not have "reasons to be optimistic" about whether progress would be made on the issue. the hollywood actress felicity huffman has been sentenced to 14 days in prison in a college admissions scandal. the desparate housewives star admitted

ireland, perhaps fringing into southern parts of scotland, across northern england, maybe into the north midlandsthe weekend, 25—26. to the north of the weather front inks will be very cool and fresh, 14— 15 degrees. as we go on into the start of next week the frontal system will slide as we southwards. all of us will get into some cool air. there could be the 0jo at times in the north and east. but some dry weather and some sunshine as well. welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: borisjohnson says he's 'cautiously optimistic‘ a brexit deal can be struck, as he prepares for talks with the european commission president. but the eu and ireland say they've still not seen enough detail. american actress felicity huffman is sentenced to 14 days in prison for her role in a university admissions scandal. dramatic rescue scenes in south—eastern spain as hundreds of people are evacuated due to heavy rain and flash flooding.

ireland, that rain fringing into southern scotland at times, perhaps getting as far south as the north midlandsbrisk wind across northern scotland and a rather cool feel to the weather, 15 in aberdeen, but to the south of that frontal system, it will be pretty warm. 25, maybe 26 with a lot of sunshine. as you go through sunday night into monday, that front, weakening feature, will push away southwards, building back in from the south—west, but that brings us a flow of air from the north or the north—west, so generally speaking as we head into next week, things are going to feel rather cool. there will be a lot of dry weather, one or two showers here and there, but those temperatures around the high teens or low 20s at best. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today: regrets and recriminations: former prime minister david cameron says boris johnson and michael gove "left the truth at home" during the 2016 referendum campaign. desperate housewives star felicity huffman is sentenced to 1a days in prison for her involvement in a us college admissio

anticipated to run across the front, perhaps as far north as scotland and as far south as the north midlands north, still some warmth around the south. the liberal democrats conference kicks off in bournemouth with the party deciding whether or not to scrap brexit. major fires party deciding whether or not to scrap brexit. majorfires break out at two government owned oil facilities in saudi arabia after reports of a drone strike. african leaders pay their respects at the funeral of the former zimbabwe and president robert mugabe who ruled over the country for four decades. and at least five people have died and thousands of properties are evacuated after flash flooding in spain's east coast. england have lost their first wicket of the day. the previous best was only 27, but rory burns was caught at 54 at the oval. they have since moved on to 70—1. that is a lead of 139. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. there are videos there and of course live commentary as well on radio five live sports extra. another big win for the usa in the cup today. let's go live to gleneagles now and spe

tomorrow, we start with the rain across northern england and north wales, a little bit of rain heading through the midlandsng sinking south, and eventually, we will see more cloud and patchy rain for southern parts of england. further north, some sunshine, showers, most in scotland, and temperature 16 to 18 degrees. wind picking up. those wins will be quite gusty throughout the day, initially west and south westerly and then changing direction later on westerly and then changing direction lateron in westerly and then changing direction later on in the day, two more of a north or north—westerly. that is going to drag down cooler air, again, around that area of low pressure, just in time for the weekend. eventually, these weather systems coming in from the atlantic will make an appearance in the north—west late on on sunday. saturday should be dry for many parts of the country, chilly start, and we have those keen winds still blowing down the north sea coast, quite chilly here. one or two showers possible for central and eastern areas the cloud bubbles up, areas likely to be across south wales in the south—w

scotland, perhaps dragging that prospect down towards the north of wales and maybe also towards the north midlandssure. 13—15dc, day 25 celsius, to the north a fresherfeel for sure. 13—15dc, but the wind moderating is the major low pressure eventually moves over towards scandinavia. as we move from sunday into monday, pushing those fronts away, opening the door for as all to see fresher conditions in the northern part of the british ice on monday, becoming a little bit more extensive during tuesday. perhaps a little more of a fresher field but what you takeaway from this synopsis is there is a lot of dry weather in the forthcoming week. goodbye. this is bbc world news. the headlines. us secretary of state has blamed iran for the drone strikes that set fire to two major oil facilities in saudi arabia. he said iran had lunch and a president attacked on the world energy supply. rebels say they carried out the strikes. african leaders have described the former president of zimbabwe as a liberation hero and a committed friend during his state funeral. he died in singapore last week at the age of 95. th

perhaps just dragging that prospect down towards the north of wales and maybe also towards the north midlands sure, 13—15dc or something of that order, wind moderating, low pressure eventually moving over towards scandinavia. moving from sunday into monday, pushing those fronts away and it opens the doorfor all of pushing those fronts away and it opens the door for all of us to see those fresh conditions already there any northern part of british ties on monday, becoming a little bit more extensive during tuesday. perhaps a little bit of a fresh feel, but what you take away from this synopsis is that there is a lot of dry weather in the forthcoming week.

at times for northern ireland, into southern part of scotland, northern england, down into the north midlands 25—26, to the north of the weekend, 25—26, to the north of the weekend, 25—26, to the north of the weather front, things will be very cool and fresh, 14—15 degrees. as we go into the start of next week that frontal system will slide southwards, and all of us will get into some cool air, they could be the odd shower at times, particularly in the north and east but some dry weather and sunshine as well. this is bbc news. i'm nuala mcgovern. our top stories: borisjohnson says he's cautiously optimistic a brexit deal can be struck as he prepares for talks with the european commission president. but the eu and ireland say they've still not seen enough detail. we are in contact with the british government and also the european commission to explore ideas around start, but i have to say, what has been put forward so far falls very far short of what we would need. american actress felicity huffman is sentenced to 14 days in prison for her role in a university admissions scandal. it's one of t

across southern scotland and into northern england and later perhaps affecting north wales in the north midlands warm air clinging on to the south, highs of 25, 26, and colder air to the north. as we move through the evening and overnight, the front continues to slide southwards. mostly just the front continues to slide southwards. mostlyjust cloud by the time it gets into southern england first thing on monday. the cloud lingers through the day, notice how the colder air moves south. just 2a london to start the week. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at midday... david cameron accuses borisjohnson of only backing leave in order to further his own political career. the home secretary priti patel says there's no point dwelling on the past, and that the prime minister is committed to getting a brexit deal. obviously, you know, the referendum has happened, we've all moved on and the fact of the matter is we're now working to deliver that referendum mandate. that is so important, there is no point going over the past. the liberal democrat leader jo swinson reiterates her belief that "th

scotland and into northern england, later in the afternoon perhaps affecting north wales and the north midlandsr air in the north. as through the evening and overnight, the front continues to slide southwards, some rain for wales, the midlands, east anglia for a time. mostly just cloud. the cloud does linger through the day, notice how the chilly air makes its way south, just 20 for london to start the week. hello this is bbc news, the headlines. david cameron accuses borisjohnson of only backing leave, in order to further his own political career. but the brexit secretary insists that's not the case. the liberal democrat leaderjo swinson has reitterated her belief that ‘there is no good brexit deal‘. she was speaking to the bbc as delegates at the party‘s annual conference in bournemouth prepare to consider a motion to revoke article 50 if the lib dems win a general election (00v)iran dismisses accusations made by the us, that it was responsible iran dismisses accusations made by the us, that it was responsible for two drone attacks, that have crippled saudi oil production. the former internat

gradual creeping in the rain forests the north midlands, practise guides following him behind eventuallynger and a high of 25. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8pm: i would like you to meet the newest liberal democrat mp, sam gyimah! former tory minister sam gyimah defects to the liberal democrats — he's the sixth mp to do so and was unveiled at the party conference. david cameron hits back at criticism of his memoirs — saying it was right for former prime ministers to explain their actions. fears that global oil prices could be affected as two of saudi arabia's biggest oil facilities are attacked by drones.

scotland and northern england and later in the afternoon perhaps affecting north wales and the north midlandsighs of 25, 26, and colder air in the south, highs of 25, 26, and colderair in in the south, highs of 25, 26, and colder air in the north, highs of 14. moving through the evening and overnight, the front sliding south with rain for wales, and the midlands and east anglia. mostly cloud by the time it hits southern england in the morning. the cloud lingering through the day. the chilly air making its way south and just 24 london to start the week. —— just 24 london to start the week. —— just 20 for london. 00:29:57,304 --> 2147483051:51:43,366 the colder air moves south. just 24 2147483051:51:43,366 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 london to start the week. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines.

picture pushing across scotland into northern ireland, the odd one for the north of england, north midlandse areas continue to see the lion's share of the showers as we go through the day. heavy thundery ones in scotland. further south not as many showers and it will be spells of sunshine. last sunday we were up at 33 degrees, today as a top temperature, we are looking at 21. through this afternoon into the evening we will see cloud and cherry rain in scotland and northern ireland. clear spells elsewhere, rain in scotland and northern ireland. clearspells elsewhere, it will be the coolest night we have had for some time, even towns and cities into single digits, some spots in the countryside four or 5 degrees, chili and bright start tomorrow, but increasing amounts of cloud from the west, rain for northern ireland and scotland and top damages of i6—20d. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the eu's lead brexit negotiator michel barnier says the uk has now reached a ‘moment of truth‘ — he rejects borisjohnson‘s demand for the irish backstop to be scrapped. labour's brexit spokesman, sir ke

across eastern parts of scotland, one or two showers east across northern england, perhaps the north midlands

line at the front, thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain, perhaps in northern england, perhaps in the north midlandsthern scotland, but still breezy, feeling chillier than today, top temperature of 12 degrees in stornoway whereas we are still potentially seeing the mid 20s across a good portion of southern britain. for all of us, afresh i feel as we look towards the start of next week, but a lot of autumn sunshine to come as well. let's return to our top story now and the former prime minister, david cameron, has criticised his former colleagues, borisjohnson and michael gove and accused them of behaving appallingly during the brexit referendum. in his first major interview since leaving downing street three years ago, mr cameron told the times newspaper the result of the referendum left him feeling depressed, and that he worries about it every day. we can speak now to former advisor to david cameron phillip blond. just to david cameron phillip blond. establish for us, s| know just establish for us, so people know where your expertise comes from, what was your role with david cameron? well, it was u

about how far north the weather will sit at the moment, the risk of rain all the way down into the midlands of the front, the biggest difference, the plunge in temperatures, 13, 1a, 15, and in the south, we are talking about mid 20s in some spots, we could even see 26 degrees in the odd isolated spot. at the start of the new way, let's even the start of the new way, let's even the playing field again, the pressure starts to build, a lot of fine weather, but we pick up a north—westerly air flow because of the yellow line down across the uk and eventually we introduced the blow, which is the arctic air. with the sun, some crisp mornings. little bit of frost in one or two spots first thing on tuesday and wednesday, but in the sunshine come the afternoon, they should be sunshine for the majority of the uk for much of the week ahead, things will warm up quite nicely and we can look forward to temperatures getting into the low 20s. so, a pretty quiet outlet as we look to the week ahead. back to you, guys. we've been talking this morning to the journalist who interviewed we've been talking this mo

in the evenings and wetter weather pushing to north wales through the midlands into east anglia and ite end of the night. mild to the south with cold air trickling its way south and some lighter winds in scotland, a couple of spots down to just three or 4 degrees. the front continues to trail away by monday, to the north much later winds and we start to pull in some colder air around the north. we lose the warm amber and move into the blues, indicating a little bit of a artic feel to the air. there will be centring around but that crisper often feel evident. some showers to the night on monday and some patchy cloud. a cooler feel across the board, 13 or 14, temperatures similar to today but down for a south. monday and tuesday the high establishes itself, we will get rid of that cloud, it could be a chilly start across the board on tuesday. temperatures down in single figures, it lot of sunshine on offer, and a little bit of cloud dipping into the uk. quite cool along the north sea coast, especially with the wind. top temperatures on tuesday similar to monday. more centring to come as

will be a spell of rain for northern ireland, scotland, northern england, north wales, and the north midlandsarmer colours, attempt is getting into the 20s. temperatures dipping friday. dry weather with some sunny spells. into the weekend, though, plenty of dry and sunny weather and temperatures will be on the rise again so 211—25 in the south—east over the weekend. that's all from me. bye bye. hello it's tuesday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. are you hooked on prescription painkillers crisis? one in four adults, 12 million people, in england have been given potentially addictive pills in the past year and it's middle—aged women who are the group most at risk. we'll talk to one woman spent five years addicted to painkillers and another who is still battling a dependency after 22 years on prescription drugs. former cricketer geoffrey boycott has been given a knighthood by the former pm theresa may. over 20 years ago he was convicted in a french court for an assault on his then—girlfriend, which he denies. domestic abuse charities have criticised his honour. he doesnt care.

a few showers in england, north wales, and the north midlands.rain will move through scotland and northern ireland tonight, pushing into northern england and north wales by friday morning, clear skies either side and temperatures in double figures but the rain across northern parts will move southwards gradually during friday and it will linger on across southern areas into the afternoon but behind it for the north there will be dry weather, sunny spells and a few showers and temperatures again in the mid to high teens. you're watching bbc newsroom live with annita mcveigh in westminster. the headlines at midday. the prime minister's brother, jojohnson, quits as tory mp and minister, saying he's "torn between family and national interest". former labour and change uk mp luciana bergerjoins the liberal democrats, saying they are "the strongest party to stop brexit". no 10 says boris johnson will speak directly to the public later today, to argue his case for a general election. away from politics, hurricane dorian is expected to bring a deadly sto

will build up a little bit towards northern and western parts and we will see showers into the north midlandsight rain is going to spread into scotland and northern ireland, quite heavy as it moves further south would enter northern england and north wales. temperatures for many staying up in double figures but it is the string thatis double figures but it is the string that is going to move southward during friday. some showers following behind but generally the northern part sunny spells into the afternoon with the rain when getting across the far side. you're watching bbc newsroom live with annita mcveigh in westminster. the headlines at 11:00am. number ten says boris johnson will speak directly to the public later today, to argue his case for a general election. the prime minister wants opposition parties to agree to an early general election, after last night's defeat on the issue in the house of commons. the shadow chancellor says timing is key. this prime minister has been defeated four times. he hasn't won a vote in parliament yet. why? because actually we've been using the right stra

this bit here stretching across the north midlands into wales is a cold front, working south, introducingd we st of showers, if you heavy ones north and west of scotland. some good breaks in the cloud, most will see some sunshine. thick cloud across england and wales will be confined to the channel islands. some drizzle, for most of us, finishing the day on a bright note. they are false in places, in the north and west, 14 to 21 celsius. into tonight, pick a cloud hangs on, channel islands, devon and cornwall, turning humid, turning wetter into northern ireland and western scotland, coolest of all into russia were, in the eastern counties. for tomorrow, some into russia were, in the eastern counties. fortomorrow, some rain, scotland and northern ireland. —— coolest of all into. most places will be dry, sunny, for england and wales. —— coolest into rush—hour. mixed messages from labour on brexit, its deputy leader tom watson calls for another brexit referendum before a general election is held the message puts him publicly at odds withjeremy corbyn, who wants to prioritise a general electi

the east, heavy rain currently around for example london and through kent, the wash wash, the north midlandsf fronts come our way. as the rain continues to push away, clearing canned by lunch, skies brighton and this means there will be areas of cloud. scattered showers across scotland. one or two in england and wales could be heavy, possibly thundery. in northern ireland, after a few showers and a fair bit of sunshine, the cloud will thicken from the west introducing rain and that cloud thickening in south—west england and south—west wales, heralding the arrival of the weather fronts. temperatures, 13—19 north to south. through this evening and overnight, we start on a mostly dry note in the east but all those fronts coming in from the west will bear rain. blustery winds pushing steadily eastwards. this morning we've got fog in north—east scotland and northern ireland and what you will find tonight ‘s there will be too much of a breeze around, so we shouldn't have any issues with that and it will be a mild night. tomorrow we see the rain clearing into the north sea, takes a wee bit longer t

for northern england, north wales in the north midlands we will see some spots of rain or drizzle.o scotland and northern ireland. that will be in northern england and north wales by tomorrow morning. a fresh start in the south—east where you will start with some brightness but through the day we will see rain spreading southwards turning lighter as it goes. scotland and northern ireland bright and breezy with one or two showers. the year and half an hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: number ten says boris johnson will speak directly to the public later today, to argue his case for a general election. it comes after he faced another defeat in the house of commons, when mps rejected his calls for an election. the shadow chancellor says timing is key. this prime minister has been defeated four times and has not won a vote because we have been using the right strategy so we had in a situation where we bring people with us situation where we bring people with us and we maximise the date to protect against no deal. a late night pact between the government and labour peers in

you've got many other mps, substantially more, who sit in constituencies, many of them in the midlands and the northominantly leave—voting constituencies. and i'm thinking of people, i daresay political friends of yours, like caroline flint, who are absolutely adamant that if labour does insist in the next few weeks on portraying itself as a remain party, they will not only lose a host of important seats in the north and the midlands, but they will in essence call into question the very future of the labour party. i don't think that's right in relation to the brexit issue. i think obviously people like caroline flint, who is a member of parliament for don valley, which is near doncaster in england... one of a host of mps who have leave voters as a majority. and they have held onto their seats. even though labour is much, much more a party close to the european union, and not leave party, they held onto their seats in 2017. to be honest, two years on, the story may well be very different. may well be very different. but in this case, and caroline flint is a very good example, she got 50% of the vote

portraying itself as a remain party, they will not only lose a host of important seeds in the north and the midlands essence call into question the very future of the labour party. i don't think that's right in relation to the brexit issue. i think obviously people like caroline flint, who is a member of parliament for don valley, which is near doncaster in england... one of a host of mps who have leave voters as a majority. and they have held onto their seats, even though labour is much, much more a party close to the european union, and not leave party, and they held onto their seats in 2017. to be honest, two years on, the story may well be very different. may well be very different, but indicates, and caroline flint is a very good example, she got 50% of the vote in 2017. why did you get over 50% of the vote in 2017? because don valley near doncaster will not vote tory. let us perhaps get away from the detail of british politics today and lift our eyes to a wider horizon. there was, like it or not, a referendum in 2016. 52% of the british people voted to leave the european union. we still have n

comes to a rest with a pulse of rain anticipated to run as far north as scotland and as far north as the midlandsafternoon. the former prime minister david cameron has accused boris johnson and michael gove of trashing his government with what he describes as their appalling behaviour during the brexit referendum.

some showers around, particularly for north wales and through the midlands into this afternoon.riving into the south—west approaches. it's a breezy if not windy day. gustier winds developing across wales and southern england. in the sunshine, temperatures as high as 19 or 20 celsius. somewhat cooler across scotland. here's our area of low pressure through this evening and overnight, pushing heavier rain across to england and wales. perhaps as far north as southern scotland and into parts of northern ireland. with that, some gusty winds, particularly across wales and southern england. those gusts touching 50 miles an hourfor a time. that rain slowly clearing away from northern england for tomorrow. still windy, though, and staying unsettled into the new week. bye bye. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. downing street reacts angrily as borisjohnson is referred to the police watchdog over his links to an american businesswoman when he was mayor of london, calling it "a politically motivated attack". the labour leader, jeremy corbyn promises to replace the government's controve