and under clear skies, and north midlands, and under clearskies, it and north midlands, and under clearntinues tomorrow to dominate, not much wind around to move the fog which will be slow to clear especially across northern ireland. we hang on to the showers coming in on the breeze across east anglia and the south—east, but for most, it will be a dry day with sunny spells and temperatures eight in glasgow to about 12 in st helier. you can see this cloud waiting in the wings, that is this weather front which will sink southwards during the course of wednesday, bumping into high pressure and weakening all the time, and it will produce a band of cloud, patchy light rain in scotland, getting into northern ireland and later into northern england. ahead of it, sunny skies with patchy mist and fog to clear, and behind it will brighten up for a time and temperatures ten to around 13 degrees. into thursday, mist and fog to start with, a bit more cloud around, then on wednesday. cloud coming into the far north later as another weather front approaches. these are the temperatures, 10—12 north to

under clear skies, the north west midlands. under clearskies, it the north west midlands.nues to dominate our weather. there's not much wind around to move the puck. to clear especially across northern ireland, and we hang on to the showers on the breeze coming from the south—east. but the most, it's going to be a dry day with sunny spells. eight celsius in glasgow to around 12 celsius vincent hellier. you can see this plaid waiting in the winds which is this weather front which will sink southwards during the course of wednesday. it's bumping into high pressure, weakening all the time and it will produce this band of cloud and patchy light rain in scotland. ahead of it, some sunny skies with some patchy mist and fog declare, and behind it it will brighten up for a time, with temperatures, tend to around 13 celsius. mist and fog to start with on thursday, a bit more cloud around than on wednesday. a bit more certain shine in the northern half of country, and another well different approaches from the north. temperatures ten to 12 celsius, north to south. as this whether fr

bye—bye. reaches north wales and north midlands. ea and the north sea, reaching gale force at times and making it feel a little on the chilly side. temperatures not doing too badly across much of england and wales, but through the afternoon, further northwards, temperatures will be dropping the pro—western president of georgia has told the bbc she'll stay in her post, amid a crisis over the government's decision to suspend accession talks with the european union. salome zoura—bichvili's term is due to end in two weeks' time. but she says she will not stand down because the current parliament is what she calls "illegitimate". the ruling georgia dream party announced on thursday that it will put talks with the eu on hold until 2028. a quick warning these pictures coming up may have some flashing images. this is the scene now live in tbilisi. earlier police used water cannon and tier gas against demonstrators who turned out in their thousands near the parliament building in the capital for a third night running.

they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north—west midlands, north wouldn't be surprised if one or two areas got closer to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around four to six celsius into the weekend we've got big problems thanks to this storm, bert. now this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather wa

more snow than that, perhaps, for some of the higher trans—pennine routes, and even into the north midlandsre as well. a good dusting of snow, a good few centimetres always possible, but a lot of uncertainty on the northern and the southern extent of that wintry weather. it will be followed on by some icy stretches, so take care if out and about tomorrow morning. some treacherous driving conditions out there. now, as the low clears away, then we could see a little bit of a wintry mix, perhaps, across parts of east anglia at times, and into the far south and the east of england, especially over the higher ground. but towards the south, most of that will be falling as rain. but that clears away. it's a day of sunny spells, but also some wintry showers, particularly for north sea facing coasts where it's staying very windy through the day, so you have to factor in a bit of wind chill into these temperatures. it will feel colder than this still. and as we head through tuesday night into wednesday, well, the winds will lighten so a widespread frost to start off wednesday morning, we're all into

ground, but perhaps some accumulations at lower levels across parts of north wales, into the north midlands0cm of snowfall before that low starts to pull away. and even once it does, it could turn quite icy behind, with a wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow across east anglia and south—east england for a time. windy with it as that low pulls away, and then we'll see a brisk northerly wind driving in some showers off north sea coasts. and here, they will be once again quite wintry. west will be best for sunshine on tuesday, but a cold day generally, with temperatures below where they should be for this time of year. and factor in the strength of the wind, it will be a bit of a shock to the system, i suspect. the cold air sitting right across us, the isobars open up, so as we get into wednesday morning, we could see a widespread hard frost first thing. but there will be some lengthy spells of sunshine as well. a few more showers running down the west coast of scotland, down through the irish sea, perhaps, on wednesday, and those temperatures once again struggling — some areas just a couple of

they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north—west midlands, northldn't be surprised if one or two areas got closer to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around four to six celsius into the weekend we've got big problems thanks to this storm, bert. now this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather warnin

they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north—west midlands, northor two areas got closer to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around 4—6 celsius. into the weekend, we've got big problems thanks to this — storm bert. now, this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk. friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather warning for the high ground of scot

turning sunnier after a cloudy start in northern england, north wales and the north midlands. gh for some patchy light rain or drizzle. 13 here, single figure temperatures in the north. that colder air with all of us by sunday. a chilly start — bear that in mind if you're off to stand on the side of a rugby or football field. there will be some wintry showers in northern scotland. a few showers down the west initially but after a sunny start clouding over in the west. temperatures though — single figures for many. cold air is in place for the end of sunday. this weather system just pushing its way in. that will cause a bit of a hiccup in the early part of next week. this low pressure will have mild in the south, bringing wet and windy weather. 0n the northern edge we could see a spell of significant, potentially disruptive snow for some. certainly not for all. where that happens is one thing that will have to keep an eye on. where that low pressure crosses will be crucial. once it goes, the rest of next week — much, much colder, overnight frosts, and some wintry showers for som

they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north—west midlands, northoser to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around four to six celsius into the weekend we've got big problems thanks to this storm, bert. now this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather warning for the high ground of scotland. ten to 20c

southwards, in which case have to cater for a little bit of snow for north wales and perhaps even the north midlands might continue to affect parts of northern england so some tricky driving conditions across the high routes of the pennines to start tuesday. again, quite a contrast in temperatures from north to south across the country to begin tuesday. as we move through tuesday, though, eventually that low pressure pushes off into the near continent, opens the floodgates to an arctic northerly and that will send the cold air right across the country with frequent snow showers pushing into northern areas. but draped around all coasts. so we will continue to see very cold weather, quite a lot of sunshine further inland, a cold might as well with a significant risk of frost and ice. that's it from me, take care. jinping on saturday — the final meeting between the two leaders before mr biden leaves the white house. they met on the sidelines of the apec summit in lima, peru. mr xi described the relationship between china and the us as having "ups and downs" but that it plays a key role in shaping globa

southwards, in which case have to cater for a little bit of snow for north wales and perhaps even the north midlandseet and snow may continue to affect parts of northern england, so some tricky driving conditions across the higher routes of the pennines to start tuesday. and again, quite a contrast in temperatures from north to south across the country to begin tuesday. as we move through tuesday, though, eventually that low pressure pushes off into the near continent, opens the floodgates to an arctic northerly, and that'll send the cold air right across the country with frequent snow showers pushing into northern areas but draped around all coasts. so we'll continue to see very cold weather. quite a lot of sunshine further inland. cold nights as well with a significant risk of frost and ice. that's it from me. take care. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. climate change is bringing droughts and floods around the world, but in many countries it's doing something else as well... ..acting as a kind of chaos mu

higher ground of northern ireland, but in particular the south pennines, into north wales, the north midlandsls as well, but 5—10 centimetres over the higher ground. this is likely to cause some disruption to your tuesday morning as that continues to spread to the south—east. there will be a mixture of rain, some sleet around the edge of this area of snow but it could well bring a bit of falling snow for some in eastern areas on tuesday. but then during tuesday this northerly wind continuing to bring in some snow showers and the very cold air. a very cold week to come, temperatures 4, 5 degrees celsius at the best. widespread night—time frosts as well with further wintry showers. bye— bye. this is bbc news. on sunday with laura kuenssberg this morning, the transport secretary louise haigh has been defending the government's decision to increase the £2 bus fare cap despite criticism from the public. she was also quizzed on when labour will be unveiling its full plans for social care. let's have a listen to that interview. the e2 fare cap was due to finish on the 31st of december. that was the

ground, but perhaps some accumulations at lower levels across parts of north wales, into the north midlands that low starts to pull away. and even once it does, it could turn quite icy behind, with a wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow across east anglia and south east england for a time. windy with it as that low pulls away, and then we'll see a brisk northerly wind driving in some showers off north sea coasts. and here, they will be once again quite wintry. west will be best for sunshine on tuesday, but a cold day generally, with temperatures below where they should be for this time of year. and factor in the strength of the wind, it will be a bit of a shock to the system, i suspect. the cold air sitting right across us, the isobars open up, so as we get into wednesday morning, we could see a widespread hard frost first thing. but there will be some lengthy spells of sunshine as well. a few more showers running down the west coast of scotland, down through the irish sea, perhaps, on wednesday, and those temperatures once again struggling — some areas just a couple of degrees above freezing

ground, but perhaps some accumulations at lower levels across parts of north wales, into the north midlandssouthern scotland, as well as much as five to 10cm of snowfall before that low starts to pull away. and even once it does, it could turn quite icy behind, with a wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow across east anglia and south east england for a time. windy with it as that low pulls away, and then we'll see a brisk northerly wind driving in some showers off north sea coasts. and here, they will be once again quite wintry. west will be best for sunshine on tuesday, but a cold day generally, with temperatures below where they should be for this time of year. and factor in the strength of the wind, it will be a bit of a shock to the system, i suspect. the cold air sitting right across us, the isobars open up, so as we get into wednesday morning, we could see a widespread hard frost first thing. live from washington. this is bbc news. joe biden gives ukraine the green light to strike inside russian territory, using long range us missiles. the us president pledges more funding to fight clima

ground, but perhaps some accumulations at lower levels across parts of north wales, into the north midlands could turn quite icy behind, with a wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow across east anglia and south—east england for a time. windy with it as that low pulls away, and then we'll see a brisk northerly wind driving in some showers off north sea coasts. and here, they will be once again quite wintry. west will be best for sunshine on tuesday, but a cold day generally, with temperatures below where they should be for this time of year. and factor in the strength of the wind, it will be a bit of a shock to the system, i suspect. the cold air sitting right across us, the isobars open up, so as we get into wednesday morning, we could see a widespread hard frost first thing. but there will be some lengthy spells of sunshine as well. a few more showers running down the west coast of scotland, down through the irish sea, perhaps, on wednesday, and those temperatures once again struggling — some areas just a couple of degrees above freezing. not much change as well as we move into thursday and f

they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north west midlands, north areas got closer to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around four to six celsius into the weekend we've got big problems thanks to this storm, bert. now this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather warning for the high ground of scotlan

southwards, in which case have to cater for a little bit of snow for north wales and perhaps even the north midlandsn england, so some tricky driving conditions across the higher routes of the pennines to start tuesday. and again, quite a contrast in temperatures from north to south across the country to begin tuesday. as we move through tuesday, though, eventually that low pressure pushes off into the near continent, opens the floodgates to an arctic northerly, and that'll send the cold air right across the country with frequent snow showers pushing into northern areas but draped around all coasts. so we'll continue to see very cold weather. quite a lot of sunshine further inland. cold nights as well with a significant risk of frost and ice. that's it from me. take care. live from washington, this is bbc news. china's president xijinping says the country's desire to work with the us is unchanged following its election as he meets presidentjoe biden for the last time. donald trump nominates fracking magnate chris wright as us energy secretary as other nominees for his future government face heavy sc

southwards, in which case have to cater for a little bit of snow for north wales and perhaps even the north midlandsome tricky driving conditions across the high routes of the pennines to start tuesday. again, quite a contrast in temperatures from north to south across the country to begin tuesday. as we move through tuesday, though, eventually that low pressure pushes off into the near continent, opens the floodgates to an arctic northerly and that will send the cold air right across the country with frequent snow showers pushing into northern areas, but draped around all coasts. so we will continue to see very cold weather, quite a lot of sunshine further inland, a cold might as well with a significant risk of frost and ice. that's it from me, take care. this is bbc news, the headlines... joe biden is meeting with xi jinping on the sidelines of the apec summit in peru. mr xi described the relationship between china and the us as having "ups and downs" but said it played a key role in shaping global stability. ten infants die in a hospital fire in northern india, and 16 other babies are receiving t

southwards, in which case have to cater for a little bit of snow for north wales and perhaps even the north midlands tricky driving conditions across the higher routes of the pennines to start tuesday. and again, quite a contrast in temperatures from north to south across the country to begin tuesday. as we move through tuesday, though, eventually that low pressure pushes off into the near continent, opens the floodgates to an arctic northerly, and that'll send the cold air right across the country with frequent snow showers pushing into northern areas but draped around all coasts. so we'll continue to see very cold weather. quite a lot of sunshine further inland. cold nights as well with a significant risk of frost and ice. that's it from me. take care. live from washington, this is bbc news. china's president xijinping says the country's desire to work with the us is unchanged following its election as he meets presidentjoe biden for the last time. donald trump nominates fracking magnate chris wright as us energy secretary as other nominees for his future government face heavy scrutiny. and 10 pal

north of scotland. that will continue over the next few days. the snow showers continuing to feeding during the afternoon. showery rain across much of northern ireland, into parts of northern england, wales, eventually the midlandsdrier, some brighter skies here. a bit of sunshine, too, for parts of eastern scotland, north—east england. but chilly, or cold, really, across scotland, 4 or 5 degrees here. 9 or 10 celsius further south. now, tonight, the area of showery rain will continue to spread to the south—east but with clear skies across northern england, scotland, there is going to be a hard frost. temperatures down to —5, maybe —8 degrees celsius. the coldest night of the autumn so far. and with those snow showers continuing to feed across the far north of scotland, the risk of some ice as well. but into monday, we are keeping an eye on this area of low pressure moving in from the atlantic. it contains milder air with rain but the problem is when that bumps into the colder air and that's when we are going to see the risk of some snow monday night into tuesday. but during monday day there will be further snow showers into northern scotland. plenty of dry and sunny weather to these northern and eastern areas b

southwards, in which case have to cater for a little bit of snow for north wales and perhaps even the north midlands of northern england, so some tricky driving conditions across the higher routes of the pennines to start tuesday. and again, quite a contrast in temperatures from north to south across the country to begin tuesday. as we move through tuesday, though, eventually that low pressure pushes off into the near continent, opens the floodgates to an arctic northerly, and that'll send the cold air right across the country with frequent snow showers pushing into northern areas but draped around all coasts. so we'll continue to see very cold weather. quite a lot of sunshine further inland. cold nights as well with a significant risk of frost and ice. that's it from me. take care. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson. 0ur headlines today: ten palestinians are reported to have been killed in an israeli airstrike on a school in gaza that was sheltering displaced families. donald trump chooses a climate change sceptic as his energy secretary — oil and gas executive chris wright. a maj

higher ground of northern ireland, but in particular the south pennines, into north wales, the north midlandss as well, but 5—10 centimetres over the higher ground. this is likely to cause some disruption to your tuesday morning as that continues to spread to the south—east. there will be a mixture of rain, some sleet around the edge of this area of snow but it could well bring a bit of falling snow for some in eastern areas on tuesday. but then during tuesday this northerly wind continuing to bring in some snow showers and the very cold air. a very cold week to come, temperatures 4, 5 degrees celsius at the best. widespread night—time frosts as well with further wintry showers. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. at least 10 people are killed after russia hits ukraine's power infrastructure. president zelensky says his country was targeted by 120 missiles and 90 drones. officials in northern gaza say at least 26 people have been killed by an israeli strike on a residential building. rescuers are trying to reach many more trapped under the rubble. police name a woman found dead in t

mist and fog forming across northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england and the north—west midlandshese temperatures tell you what you can expect in towns and cities. in rural areas we could even see a touch of frost. tomorrow, high pressure continues to dominate our weather. there's not much wind around to move the fog, which will be slow to clear, more especially across northern ireland. we hang on to the showers coming in on the breeze across east anglia and the south—east, but for most it's going to be a dry day with sunny spells and temperatures eight in glasgow to about 12 in saint helier. you can see all this cloud waiting in the wings. that's this weather front which is going to sink southwards during the course of wednesday. it's bumping into high pressure, it's weakening all the time and it will produce this band of cloud. patchy light rain in scotland, getting into northern ireland and later into northern england. ahead of it some sunny skies. there will be some patchy mist and fog to clear and behind it it will brighten up for a time, with our temperatures ten to about 1

north of wales. the snow did cause some problems. we had a handful of roads shut and a couple of hundred schools shut across parts of northern england, wales and also parts of the midlandshore, that�*s where we�*ve got the risk of some snowfall accumulating, although again, the amount of snow we see is going to vary a lot from place to place. some places won�*t see any at all, even around these coastal areas, whereas other locations just down the road we could be looking at a few centimetres of snow building up. what we�*ll all have pretty much is a widespread and sharp frost, and that will lead to these icy conditions first thing wednesday morning. so it�*s a morning where it could be a bit slippy on the roads and on the pavements. take it easy first thing as the day goes by. a lot of sunshine across inland areas, with those showers continuing to be draped around coastal districts, even if it stays dry and sunny all day where you are, it�*s not going to have much effect on the temperatures at best. we�*re looking at highs of around 2 to 4 degrees for most of us. thursday sees some more substantial snow working into the north and west of scotland as a trough runs in her

many parts of wales, the north of england and the midlands also woke up to snow and with it, the inevitablelosed, but where they stayed open, there were some fun on the way to lessons. here in wales, it was feeding time. the thick snow meant no chance of getting to the grass today. we have got some ryeland, six ryeland, and a ram. we have three black mountain sheep and three pygmy goats. they're pretty hardy, yeah. nice, big fleece to keep them warm. something to play in, as well. in london, there was heavy snow, but it wasn't quite cold enough to settle. the met office has issued three new yellow warnings for wales, northern ireland and scotland and parts of east and north—east england, with the potential for ten centimetres of snow expected on higher ground into tomorrow. and whilst disruption has been pretty light so far compared to other years, for some, the snowjust brings a new adventure. steve knibbs, bbc news. these are the pictures from brazil because we are not far away from keir starmer starting his news conference at the g20. so much talk about ukraine and i'm sure there will be

cloud for the isle of man into north—west england, north wales, parts of the midlands, the best of the are most of us around 11, 12 or 13 degrees, there is to's weather it looks very similar, large amounts of cloud, some spots of drizzle and bestie are murky in places, some bright or sunny spells, and temperature —wise, highs of around 11 or 12 degrees, maybe iii degrees and a few places. for friday, very cloudy weather, some bright sunny spells, but a change up towards the north, the winds will be strengthening in the north—west of scotland and we will sip some outbreaks of rain started to patient, and an approaching weather front much worse sink its way southwards as we had to really recant, behind that, we will see an area of low pressure developing which will turn things and settles, particularly by sunday, showers of longer spells of rain, and then as that area of the precious lives eastwards, it opens the door to cold northerly winds coming down from the arctic, and as we head into 1538 00:13:10,044

midlands. uncertainty about how far north that wet weather will get. it looks quieter for the end of the week. live from london. this is bbc news. storm bert continues to batter parts of the uk for a second day, as police confirm they've recovered a body in the last hour in wales. applause a last—minute compromise deal is reached at the un climate summit — but while some celebrate, poorer countries say it comes nowhere near addressing their environmental challenges. israel's government says an israeli rabbi missing in the united arab emirates has been found dead. max verstappen finishes fifth at the las vegas grand prix — winning his fourth consecutive formula one world title. hello, i'm martine croxall. police in north wales say they've recovered a body in the search for a 75—year—old man who disappeared yesterday. brian perry was walking his dog in an area affected by significant floodwater, next to the conwy

may see a bit more sunshine in scotland, perhaps developing in northern england, north wales even maybe into the midlandsut it is going to be a mild day wherever you are. temperatures typically 13 or 1a degrees. now as we head into the beginning of next week and mist and fog is going to be more widespread across england and wales on monday morning, and tuesday morning could extend its way into scotland as well. and that mist and fog is going to be very slow to lift. many places will still be cloudy and under the mist and fog it is going to feel quite chilly as well. but later on in the week we'll have less of that stronger southerly breeze, probably lifting the temperatures a bit, and these areas of low pressure will keep the rain at bay. so again, it's still looking dry. live from washington, this is bbc news. the us presidential candidates hold dueling rallies in the key battleground state of wisconsisn — with four days to go until the election. the us orders additional fighterjets and navy warships to the middle east, in a warning to iran. and in spain, more than 200 people have died in devastating fl

may see a bit more sunshine in scotland, perhaps developing in northern england, north wales, even maybe into the midlandsng to be a mild day wherever you are. temperatures typically 13 or 11; degrees. now as we head into the beginning of next week and mist and fog is going to be more widespread across england and wales on monday morning, and tuesday morning could extend its way into scotland as well. and that mist and fog is going to be very slow to lift. many places will still be cloudy and under the mist and fog it is going to feel quite chilly as well. but later on in the week we'll have less of that, a stronger southerly breeze probably lifting the temperatures a bit, and these areas of low pressure will keep the rain at bay. so again, it's still looking dry. live from london, this is bbc news. the search for survivors continues in spain after the worst flooding disaster in generations, in which more than two people have died. the us presidential candidates hold dueling rallies in the key battleground state of wisconsisn, with three days to go until the election. and in the uk, a new leader of the co

cloud, too through the isle of man into north west england, north wales, parts of the midlands, bestow thursday's weather looks very similar. large amounts of cloud, a few spots of drizzle, a bit misty and murky in places. some bright or sunny spells and temperature—wise, well, highs of around 11, 12, 13 degrees. maybe 1a, in just a few places. for friday again, very cloudy weather, a few bright or sunny spells, but a change up towards the north. the winds will be strengthening in the north—west of scotland and we'll see some outbreaks of rain starting to push in an approaching weather front, which is going to sink its way southwards as we head through the weekend. behind that, we'll see an area of low pressure developing that will turn things pretty unsettled, particularly by sunday. showers or longer spells of rain. and then, as that area of low pressure slides eastwards, it opens the door to cold northerly winds there coming down from the arctic. and so as we head into next week, it does look like things are going to turn quite a lot colder. it is likely to be unsettled as well wi

may see a bit more sunshine in scotland, perhaps developing in northern england, north wales even maybe into the midlandserever you are. temperatures typically 13 or 14 degrees. now as we head into the beginning of next week and mist and fog is going to be more widespread across england and wales on monday morning, and tuesday morning could extend its way into scotland as well. and that mist and fog is going to be very slow to lift. many places will still be cloudy and under the mist and fog it is going to feel quite chilly as well. but later on in the week we'll have less of that stronger southerly breeze, probably lifting the temperatures a bit, and these areas of low pressure will keep the rain at bay. so again, it's still looking dry. live from washington, this is bbc news. donald trump and kamala harris hold duelling rallies in any key battleground state of wisconsin, with a four days to go until the election. the us orders additional fighterjets and navy warships to the middle east in a warning to iran. and in spain, more than 200 people have died in devastating floods. the death toll is expected t

may see a bit more sunshine in scotland, perhaps developing in northern england, north wales even maybe into the midlandsis going to be a mild day wherever you are. temperatures typically 13 or 1a degrees. now as we head into the beginning of next week and mist and fog is going to be more widespread across england and wales on monday morning, and tuesday morning could extend its way into scotland as well. and that mist and fog is going to be very slow to lift. many places will still be cloudy and under the mist and fog it is going to feel quite chilly as well. but later on in the week we'll have less of that stronger southerly breeze, probably lifting the temperatures a bit, and these areas of low pressure will keep the rain at bay. so again, it's still looking dry. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: hundreds of extra troops are being deployed in spain to help with the recovery after devastating floods killed more than 200 people. the final countdown to the next conservative party leader: either kemi badenoch or robertjenrick will be announced a

many parts of the north of england, wales and the midlands woke to a blanket of snow.in force across the country. almost 200 schools have been closed today. in this birmingham park the snow brought mixed reactions. very unexpected, very surprising, actually. not a great fan at all, i have to be honest. it's been so exciting from the moment they got up and saw outside. they've been in absolute bliss and out there playing in the sludge straightaway. mine went out before 7am. they were, like, "it's snowing, boots on, let's get out." good boy. and in wales, with thick snow covering the grass, breakfast at this sheep farm was served by hand. for all the disruption deep snow has caused... ..including in nottinghamshire, it has also created some beautiful scenes, like this in newstead abbey. yellow weather warnings remain in place now for parts of england, wales, scotland and northern ireland until tomorrow morning, and drivers are being reminded to be prepared in case of breakdown. but for many, the snow is a rare treat. navteonhal, bbc news. and in wales, with thick snow co

may see a bit more sunshine in scotland, perhaps developing in northern england, north wales even maybe into the midlandsinto the beginning of next week and mist and fog is going to be more widespread across england and wales on monday morning, and tuesday morning could extend its way into scotland as well. and that mist and fog is going to be very slow to lift. many places will still be cloudy and under the mist and fog it is going to feel quite chilly as well. but later on in the week we'll have less of that stronger southerly breeze, probably lifting the temperatures a bit, and these areas of low pressure will keep the rain at bay. so again, it's still looking dry. live from washington, this is bbc news. the us presidential candidates are taking their campaigns to the midwest, with four days to go until election day. the us orders additional fighterjets and navy warships to the middle east in a warning to iran. and in spain, more than 200 people have died in devastating floods. the death toll is expected to rise as the search and rescue operations continue. hi there. i'm azadeh moshiri. welcome to the

sink southwards slowly and it will also turn cloudier through parts of northern england, the midlands and norther day to come for south—east england and feeling pleasant enough 11 to 12 celsius. but into thursday we're going to see a cloudier start to the day. still some pockets of fog about. not as much as previous mornings, however, and it's going to be a mainly cloudy day i think with some light showers affecting northwestern parts into friday. a change is on the way, but it takes a good 24 to 36 hours to make its way across the country . that change across the country. that change to much colder weather through the weekend . the weekend. >> we'll see a cold snap, which will quickly develop into a warm front. boxt boiler sponsors of weather on go away . go away. >> it's 9 pm. this. this is patrick christys tonight with me. >> bev turner it is isolationist. >> it is morally unacceptable and politically impractical. >> justin welby has gone. he's resigned as archbishop of canterbury. but why did it take him so long to go? and how does that amount of child abuse go unchallenged for so long? als

could bring some rain across southern parts of england, wales, perhaps into the midlands, uncertainty about how far north well. for most of us, it looks quieterfor the end of for most of us, it looks quieter for the end of the week. live from london. this is bbc news. a last—minute compromise deal is reached at the un climate summit — but while some celebrate, poorer countries say it comes nowhere near addressing their environmental challenges. storm bert continues to batter parts of the uk for a second day, as police confirm they've recovered a body in the last hour in wales. israel's government says an israeli rabbi missing in the united arab emirates has been found dead. max verstappen finishes fifth at the las vegas grand prix — winning his fourth consecutive formula one world title. hello, i'm martine croxall. the cop 29 climate conference has finally agreed a deal — in the early hours of sunday morning — in baku. the world's richest nations pledged more than $300 billion — that's £2110 billion — a year to help poorer nations. the money will be used to mitigate the impact of climate change and help