frilly bright to start away from the north of scotland. not away from the north of scotland.gh the day, it spreads eastwards. the northern half of the country code will stay fear for northern half of the country code will stay fearfor much northern half of the country code will stay fear for much of the afternoon. not as mild. temperatures are down on today. that is important because if the rain persists and at an intensity, it could turn to snow over welsh mountains and further north. the winds are likely to cost 250 mph inland, 70 along the coast. a real battering from northern france and the channel islands. warnings on the website. nasty low— pressure warnings on the website. nasty low— pressure crosses warnings on the website. nasty low—pressure crosses france on saturday. low—pressure on friday is sat across scotland. in between, not as mild as it has been in recent days. not a bad day. the low— pressure days. not a bad day. the low—pressure meanders its way through the north sea to effect eastern scotland on sunday. wet and windy here. potentially weather systems to th

a bright start to the date for many, still some wintry showers across the north of scotland. ross southern counties, with rain pushing in. a few showers further north for the north of england. but the laws of the uk having plenty of fine weather. things turn pretty lively tomorrow night, we are keeping an eye on things, the potentialfor strong wind across the southern part of the uk and possibly some hill snow. hello and welcome to one hundred days. president trump prepares for a primetime address to congress and the nation. after his images of carnage, "an optimistic vision" for america has been promised. scrapping obamacare, building up the military and a new tax system are priorities for a president who gives himself an a for achievement, but only a c for communication. donald trump accuses his predecessor of being behind national security lea ks and some of the protests against republicans. i think president obama is behind it, because his people are cerainly behind it, and some of the leaks, possibly, come from that group. also tonight: terror on the beach. at the inquest

closer to what they should be for this time of year, strong winds, tempering that, across the far north of scotlandning, rain spreading north. —— 70 or 80 mph gusts. this is the met office's fourth named storm of the season, storm doris, said to cause potential disruption and damage on thursday, festival dealing with the wind, met office and baby prepared warning already in force. that is across parts of northern england, north wales, when strengthened through

the north—east of scotland reached 1a degrees, air has come in from the middle of the atlantic and willt to the latter part of the week. a lot of cloud out there. overnight tonight it will spill its way in from the west. some of the cloud will be quite low across western areas and there will be at least some rain to be had in the far north and west first thing in the morning. it will be a mild night. nine or 10 degrees, fairly typical for most major towns and cities. those sort of temperatures we should see in the daytime at this time of year. a grey start for many. the weather front is not particularly intense in terms of rainfall but there is wetter weather to be had and windy conditions in the far north—west. in the far south—west there will be low cloud, hill fog quite extensive and coastal fog as well but it is a mild start to the day. dry for the most part, the odd spot of drizzle under this low cloud out west. not so much cloud for east anglia and lincolnshire but down towards the south—east around the coast it is a grey but mild start to the day. few breaks in the cloud for the

north—east of england but most places are starting off rather grey. but not much rain until you get to get to the north—west of northern ireland and the western side of scotland some parts of eastern scotland just about getting away with a dry start to the day, but it will be a blustery start on the eastern side of scotland and the north—east of england, at least for a time through the morning. winds gusting to around 50 miles an hour, bear that in mind if you are travelling up and down the pennines, for example. into the afternoon, going to see some reasonable temperatures in the south—east, given a few cloud breaks. up to 16 degrees, maybe a little bit higher in a couple of places, not quite as warm as it was on sunday in scotland. into the evening, we've got some showers in the north of scotland, and the area of rain affecting some parts of wales in southern england. in between, it is largely dry and not overly chilly, but we are into single figures. dawn on tuesday, there may even be a touch of frost in northern scotland, but not so further south. another mild night, nine or ten degrees. another grey start to the day on tuesday for wales and southern coun

and some wintry showers across the north of scotland overnight with some slippery surfaces. for the rest of us so watch out for a bit of ice. and temperatures quite widely bound to close to freezing. some welcome sunshine around but rain setting in across the south. quite a variety there. this is mid—afternoon and away from the far north much of scotland having a fine afternoon. similarly for northern ireland. still some rain showers across northern england. further south not looking too clever through the afternoon, damp and chilly. some of the main turning quite persistent. then heading into the night, we could see gayle is developing around exposed southern and western coasts and heavier rain turned to snow across some central areas and into north wales. so a lot going on, getting the detail right will not be easy at this range... we're keeping an eye on developments through tomorrow night. there is the possibility of some hill snow and strong wind. things slowly quietened down during the course of thursday. still quite a blustery day with brightness across the south and

north—east of england at most places are starting off rather grey. mama training to get to the north—west of northern ireland and the north of scotland as well. a blustery start on the eastern side of scotland lease retimed raw morning. winds gusting to around 50 miles an hour, bear that in mind if you are travelling up that in mind if you are travelling up and down the pennines, for example. into the afternoon we will see some reasonable temperatures in the south—east given a few outbreaks. 16 degrees, may be higher ina outbreaks. 16 degrees, may be higher in a couple of places, not quite as it was on sunday in scotland. into the evening showers in the north of scotla nd the evening showers in the north of scotland in the area brain affecting some parts of wales in southern england. in between it is largely dry and not overly chilly but we are into single figures. dawn on tuesday, there may even be a touch of frost in northern scotland. further south, another marmite, to 12 degrees. a great start to the day on tuesday and southern counties of england. luke lowden patchy rain. through the morning. whether getting into western scotland and nor

beautiful here injohn far north of scotland. some snow to come first of this. most of it initially up the hills. snow falling to lower levels across eastern counties of england, and piling up across the higher parts of the pennines. cold with temperatures hovering close to freezing, wherever you are, so the risk of some ice around. not much brightness in the sky at 9am in the morning, a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, but is quite low levels of snow in some counties of england. in the peak district, the snow could disrupt some routes. further north and west across northern ireland and scotland, not much in the way of sleet and snow, and some of the best sunshine will be across the far north—west of scotland again. for most southern places, it will be cloudy and raw. the chill accentuated by that brisk easterly wind. again, snow up over the peak district in the pennines, elsewhere will be mostly rainy and sleet at lower levels, a bit drier across south—east. the best sunshine will be across the far north—west. it will not be wor

but the windiest of the weather for wednesday morning will be across the north of scotland, easily seeingrth of england, but then we get into this band of rain. there will be some heavy bursts of rain here and there, as well as some fairly strong and gusty winds. and then to the south of the rain band, we are still in the very mild air, temperatures of about ten or 11 degrees, some quite misty and murky conditions here and there as well. as we go on through the day, our band of rain, which has been sinking southwards, will begin to drift northwards, but not before a lot of rain has piled up across parts of wales. that could cause one or two issues. the winds easing down a little bit across the far north—east, but whereas towards the south it will be mild again, 11, 12, maybe 14 degrees, it is going be quite a chilly feeling day in northern areas. now, through wednesday night, our band of rain continues to move northwards and eastwards. the winds will start to pick up as well. and we usher in this deepening area of low pressure. this has been named by the met office as storm doris. and the

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the north—east of scotland reached 1a degrees, air has come in from the middle of the atlantic and willto the latter part of the week. a lot of cloud out there. 0vernight tonight it will spill its way in from the west. some of the cloud will be quite low across western areas and there will be at least some rain to be had in the far north and west first thing in the morning. it will be a mild night. nine or 10 degrees, fairly typical for most major towns and cities. those sort of temperatures we should see in the daytime at this time of year. a grey start for many. the weather front is not particularly intense in terms of rainfall but there is wetter weather to be had and windy conditions in the far north—west. in the far south—west there will be low cloud, hill fog quite extensive and coastal fog as well but it is a mild start to the day. dry for the most part, the odd spot of drizzle under this low cloud out west. not so much cloud for east anglia and lincolnshire but down towards the south—east around the coast it is a grey but mild start to the day. few breaks in the cloud for the no

of england and wales is looking dry as it is in northern ireland. eastern counties remain cloudy and wet. and still windy in the north east of scotland. f scotland. that is the morning, by the afternoon, not a lot happening with this weather front, it grinds to a halt, quite literally stops in this position and it is not planning to move any further east. it willjust rain itself out. for the rest of uk some sunshine and again showers in the south west and wales. a mix of on tuesday in south—western areas. wednesday, the weather calms down, high pressure coming in from scandinavia, it should rain itself out by wednesday and then we are left with a fair bit of cloud and temperatures are dropping towards the end of the week. a cold easterly wind and a chance of snow flurries by the end of the week. the commons speakerjohn bercow has been applauded by mps after making clear he doesn't want donald trump to address parliament. i would not wish to issue an invitation to speak in the royal gallery. prresident trump has reaffirmed his support for nato — but said that other countries weren't paying enough into the military alliance. mps have beg

as well as the low cloud, a fairly brisk wind blowing across parts of northern england and north—east scotland or 50 mph. parts of northern ireland and scotland, heavy rain. as the day wears on, the gusty wind will tend to use. notable for the a-i, wind will tend to use. notable for the a—i, the rain easing southwards. brighter weather returns to the far north of scotland. it will be slightly fresher air here. for most of us it is still atlantic air. ten oi’ of us it is still atlantic air. ten or ii of us it is still atlantic air. ten or 11 even where we have the rain. the potential is there for 16 in some sunshine. that is because we have really very mild atlantic air across the uk. tropical maritime air across the uk. tropical maritime air across us. across the uk. tropical maritime air across us. cold air is not far away. we will see that across scotland, a bit of frost first thing. more rain later in the day. still, a week whether from further south keeping things greyer than monday. if there is brightness we will see temperatures leaping up again. later in the week we will lose the milder

of its type in the world. thank you for watching bbc news. hello there, good morning. 12 or 13 degrees quite widely on sunday. the north—east of scotlandill continue to do so although we will see temperatures drop away from the north as we get to the latter part of the week. a lot of cloud out there. overnight tonight it will spill its way in from the west. some of the cloud will be quite low across western areas and there will be at least some rain to be had in the far north and west first thing in the morning. it will be a mild night. nine or 10 degrees, fairly typical for most major towns and cities. those sort of temperatures we should see in the daytime at this time of year. a grey start for many. the weather front is not particularly intense in terms of rainfall but there is wetter weather to be had and windy conditions in the far north—west. in the far south—west there will be low cloud, hill fog quite extensive and coastal fog as well but it is a mild start to the day. dry for the most part, the odd spot of drizzle under this low cloud out west. not so much cloud for east anglia and lincolnshire but down towards the south—east

the north—east of scotland reached 1a degrees, air has come in from the middle of the atlantic and will we get to the latter part of the week. a lot of cloud out there. overnight tonight it will spill its way in from the west. some of the cloud will be quite low across western areas and there will be at lease some rain to be had in the far north and west first thing in the morning. nine or 10 degrees, fairly typical for most major towns and cities. those sort of temperatures we should see in the daytime at this time of year. a grey start for many. the weather front is not particularly intense in terms of rainfall but there is wetter weather to be had and windy conditions in the far north—west. in the far south—west there will be low cloud, hill fog quite extensive and coastal fog as well but it is a mild start to the day. dry for the most part, the odd spot of drizzle under this low cloud our west. not so much cloud for east anglia and lincolnshire but down towards the south—east around the coast it is a grey but mild start to the day. few breaks in the cloud for the north—east of engla

by the end of the night that's reallyjust confined to parts of eastern scotland and north—east englandy overnight. temperatures will fall off a bit, but only a patchy frost. that's most reliable across parts of north—west scotland, under clear skies here, some places may be about —5 as monday begins. now, a different picture tomorrow because we get some brighter skies coming in across southern and western parts of the uk. still rather cloudy from lincolnshire through yorkshire, north—east england into eastern scotland, patchy rain and hill snow in eastern scotland. some gales developing in western parts and some really gusty winds in west wales, through cardigan bay up towards anglesey, for example, could get some gusts around 60—70 mph. double figures in south—west england, but elsewhere still feeling quite cold in the wind. on tuesday we have a weather system coming towards the west and south—west, with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. actually looks like a sunnier picture at this stage in the north and east of the uk. tuesday into wednesdayjust cutting off the flow of quite cold ai

showers continuing to feeding of the irish seem to parts of northern england and the north of scotlandway from the far north, much of scotland having a fine afternoon and it will feel quite pleasant. similarly for northern ireland. showers in northern england. the midlands and east anglia holding onto brightness, but through the south, not that nice. damp and dry and chilly. the rain is persistent. as we head into the night, things get lively. gales may develop around southern and western coasts. bits of heavy rain will turn to snow across central areas up will turn to snow across central areas up into north wales and maybe the north of england and ireland as well. it will not be easy at this range, but through tomorrow night, strong winds, rain, and the possibility of hill snow and the possibility of hill snow and the possibility of hill snow and the possibility of disruption. things quieten down during thursday. still blustery. brightness in the south and brightness in the north. centrally, more cloud. the threat of rain out west. wintry showers across the far north—west scotland. te

but some places, towards the north east of scotland, for example, around about 7 or 8 degrees. vening, some patchy rain for the southern half of the uk, that tends to fade away. more persistent rain in the north and west of the uk. slowly slipping its way southwards. and it will be quite wet in the north—west of england, for example, tuesday night into wednesday. we could see and inch or two of rain here. and a lot of isobars on the charts. quite a blustery day on wednesday. strongest winds will be in the north, through the morning. gusting to 60—70 mph. the rain continues to work its way south and becomes a bit lighter in the process. some spells of sunshine following behind. 7—9 north of the uk on wednesday. 11—13, still relatively mild, in the south. as we look towards wednesday night and onto thursday, another area of low pressure heading our way. question marks aboutjust how much snow we're going to see on the northern flank of the system and how strong the winds will be in the southern flanks. the message is, stay tuned to the forecast. hello. this is breakfast, with steph

this area of low pressure coming into the north—west is ex— storm ewan, it is weaker by this stage, and some rain pushing down from the north—west, some snow over the hills, especially in scotlandwindy weather comes into england and wales and another chilly day, the best of the temperatures, eight or nine degrees. that area of low pressure than pushes away overnight and by the time we get the early wednesday we will find the winds lighter, the skies clear and there may be some frost and icy patches. many places. dry on wednesday with lighter winds but we will see some rain coming in across the south—west, perhaps south wales may be just lifting the temperatures little bit. we will see some further weather systems lining up some further weather systems lining up in the atlantic to bring a change in the weather from wednesday onwards, with some rain coming in and some stronger winds as well. so the early part of this week it is really going to feel pretty cold out there and they will be quite a few wintry showers as well but really from the middle to later part of the week onwards temperatures will not be quite so low and there will be some rain around, particularly in the south.

we still have a vigourous area of low pressure close by to the north of scotland to start that day. ignify some gusts of wind around 30, if not a0 miles per hour to start off the day. and you will have some rain and blustery showers, especially so in northern and western parts of scotland, and maybe the odd bit close by in northern ireland. the odd rogue shower getting across the border into the north of england. further south, some brightness in the heart of wales, the midlands, towards east anglia into lincolnshire. further south, again, lots of cloud around and quite a bit of hill fog. that will give you a grey and murky start. that will take some time before it lifts away. but things improving widely in the greater part of england and wales. rain returning to northern ireland eventually push into the north—west of wales. maybe the odd shower may getting into the south—western parts of england and scotland. all the while, the breeze will be noticeable in northern areas. the top temperatures, 10—11 degrees or so on the day. and that's a trend we'll see continuing on into the weeken

it will continue itsjourney, slowly for parts of scotland, the north—west. g to fall away in the south—west. another chilly start, saturday into sunday. this hand of whether fizzles towards the scottish borders. the low pressure tending to stay offshore. —— band of weather. sunday looks to be half reasonable after the chilly start. the temperatures will struggle to get away from 5—8d. spells of rain at the weekend. nobody hangs onto it for the whole weekend. some sunshine too but it will feel colder compared too but it will feel colder compared to where we have been in the past few days. more in half an hour. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm. in paris — a man armed with a machete is shot after attacking a soldier outside the louvre. npower announces a dual fuel price rise of almost 10%. the government says customers are already paying more than they need to. the prime minister's in malta for an eu summit. she'll brief foreign leaders about her recent meeting with president trump. iran says it is unmoved by threats from washington, and that it will never

cornwall, devon and somerset, through wales, into northern ireland and the western isles but the north of scotland the weather on sunday, lots of sunshine. partly cloudy skies for the rest of the uk. sunday night into monday, clear skies, a frosty one, so a frosty start to monday and then some rain reaching us a bit later in the day. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: president trump angrily rejects a us court ruling which temporarily lifts his ban on travellers from seven muslim majority countries. it's not the loudest voice that prevails in a courtroom. it's the constitution. i signed an executive order to help keep terrorists out of our country. labour promise they would cap future fuel price hikes by the energy companies. after days of protests in romania, the government agrees to scrap a decree that would have cutjail terms for some corruption offences. in half an hour we'll take another look at how the weekend's big stories are being covered on tomorrow's front pages. including the observer, which says theresa may is about to drop the conservatives' long standing policy of encouraging

that area of low pressure is running to the north of scotland, but it could return on tuesday as a muchwe are drawing down some cold air. that brings with it the risk of some frost, ice and some snow as well. and the risk is greatest by the morning across the northern half of the uk, some snow over the hills. to the south, we have got stronger winds, with the bands of heavy showers moving in, and some heavy rain to clear away from the south—east early in the morning. the ice risk is there, and through the day we will see bands of showers, particularly running across england and wales. don't be surprised, even here, to find some hail, sleet and even some snow. a little bit drier further north. the best of the weather, actually, across the northern half of scotland, where it should be less windy and there will be more sunshine. but it will feel cold pretty much everywhere, especially where we have got the stronger winds and the showers rattling in, and those will continue across england and wales during the evening and overnight for a while. then we have got some clearer skies. things cal

we still have a vigourous area of low pressure close by to the north of scotland to start that day. hat could well signify some gusts of wind around 30, if not a0 miles per hour to start off the day. and you will have some rain and blustery showers, especially so in northern and western parts of scotland, and maybe the odd bit close by in northern ireland. the odd rogue shower getting across the border into the north of england. further south, some brightness in the heart of wales, the midlands, towards east anglia into lincolnshire. further south, again, lots of cloud around and quite a bit of hill fog. that will give you a grey and murky start. that will take some time before it lifts away. but things improving widely in the greater part of england and wales. rain returning to northern ireland eventually push into the north—west of wales. maybe the odd shower may getting into the south—western parts of england and scotland. all the while, the breeze will be noticeable in northern areas. the top temperatures, 10—11 degrees or so on the day. and that's a trend we'll see continuing on

but some places, towards the north east of scotland, for example, around about 7 or 8 degrees. more persistent rain in the north and west of the uk. slowly slipping its way southwards. and it will be quite wet in the north—west of england, for example, tuesday night into wednesday. we could see and inch or two of rain here. and a lot of isobars on the charts. quite a blustery day on wednesday. strongest winds will be in the north, through the morning. gusting to 60—70 mph. the rain continues to work its way south and becomes a bit lighter in the process. some spells of sunshine following behind. 7—9 north of the uk on wednesday. 11—13, still relatively mild, in the south. as we look towards wednesday night and onto thursday, another area of low pressure heading our way. question marks aboutjust how much snow we're going to see on the northern flank of the system and how strong the winds will be in the southern flanks. the message is, stay tuned to the forecast. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top st

the best of the sunshine will be across the far north—west of scotland again.rly winds. the snow up over the peak district and pennines. elsewhere mostly rain and sleet at lower levels. a bit drier across the south—east. the best of the sunshine across the far north—west. nowhere will be warm. temperatures about two or three degrees at best. we have the rugby continuing down in france. scotla nd the rugby continuing down in france. scotland will be playing. a chilly day with some sleet in the air. but there are signs of change as we get into the early part of next week. a very windy day on monday. gales and some western areas, is increasing amounts of sunshine. but in itself will make it feel less chilly, particularly across southern areas. double figures and a few spots. but the blues get shunted away and the message is, through next week, we will see a warming trend. it will ta ke will see a warming trend. it will take some time for that mild error to get a cap —— to get established. less cold might be the right phrase to use. by midweek, some places could fe

brighter weather returns to the far north of scotland. antic air across the uk. that will stay with us through monday. we will see some cooler air across scotland. still, the week weather front in the south keeping things greyer than monday. if there is brightness we will see temperatures leaping up once again. later in the week we will lose the mild airand inherit later in the week we will lose the mild air and inherit blustery wind. this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at six. iraqi forces say they have captured several villages on the first day of their offensive to re—take western mosul from so called islamic state. save the children warn that three hundred and fifty thousand children could be trapped in the city. iraq's last city held by the islamic state, but the assault on that last redoubt of the islamic state is now under way. thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get a pay increase of up to £5,000. the american company, kraft heinz, says it's withdrawn its proposed takeover

north—east of england but most places are starting off rather grey. but not much rain until you get to get to the north—west of northern ireland and the western side of scotlandd just about getting away with a dry start to the day, but it will be a blustery start on the eastern side of scotland and the north—east of england, at least for a time through the morning. winds gusting to around 50 miles an hour, bear that in mind if you are travelling up and down the pennines, for example. into the afternoon, going to see some reasonable temperatures in the south—east, given a few cloud breaks. up to 16 degrees, maybe a little bit higher in a couple of places, not quite as warm as it was on sunday in scotland. into the evening, we've got some showers in the north of scotland, and the area of rain affecting some parts of wales in southern england. in between, it is largely dry and not overly chilly, but we are into single figures. dawn on tuesday, there may even be a touch of frost in northern scotland, but not so further south. another mild night, nine or ten degrees. another grey start to the day on tuesday for wales and southern counties of england. low cloud and

the north—east of scotland reached 14 degrees, air has come in from the middle of the atlantic and willget to the latter part of the week. a lot of cloud out there. 0vernight tonight it will spill its way in from the west. some of the cloud will be quite low across western areas and there will be at least some rain to be had in the far north and west first thing in the morning. it will be a mild night. nine or 10 degrees, fairly typical for most major towns and cities. those sort of temperatures we should see in the daytime at this time of year. a grey start for many. the weather front is not particularly intense in terms of rainfall but there is wetter weather to be had and windy conditions in the far north—west. in the far south—west there will be low cloud, hill fog quite extensive and coastal fog as well but it is a mild start to the day. dry for the most part, the odd spot of drizzle under this low cloud out west. not so much cloud for east anglia and lincolnshire but down towards the south—east around the coast it is a grey but mild start to the day. few breaks in the cloud for th

that area of low pressure is running to the north of scotland, but it could return on tuesday as a muchre drawing down some cold air. that brings with it the risk of some frost, ice and some snow as well. and the risk is greatest by the morning across the northern half of the uk, some snow over the hills. to the south, we have got stronger winds, with the bands of heavy showers moving in, and some heavy rain to clear away from the south—east early in the morning. the ice risk is there, and through the day we will see bands of showers, particularly running across england and wales. don't be surprised, even here, to find some hail, sleet and even some snow. a little bit drier further north. the best of the weather, actually, across the northern half of scotland, where it should be less windy and there will be more sunshine. but it will feel cold pretty much everywhere, especially where we have got the stronger winds and the showers rattling in, and those will continue across england and wales during the evening and overnight for a while. then we have got some clearer skies. things calm do

we still have a vigourous area of low pressure close by to the north of scotland to start that day. fy some gusts of wind around 30, if not a0 miles per hour to start off the day. and you will have some rain and blustery showers, especially so in northern and western parts of scotland, and maybe the odd bit close by in northern ireland. the odd rogue shower getting across the border into the north of england. further south, some brightness in the heart of wales, the midlands, towards east anglia into lincolnshire. further south, again, lots of cloud around and quite a bit of hill fog. that will give you a grey and murky start. that will take some time before it lifts away. but things improving widely in the greater part of england and wales. rain returning to northern ireland eventually push into the north—west of wales. maybe the odd shower may getting into the south—western parts of england and scotland. all the while, the breeze will be noticeable in northern areas. the top temperatures, 10—11 degrees or so on the day. and that's a trend we'll see continuing on into the weekend. t

further north showers scattered around, but plenty of sunshine to enjoy, across the heart of scotlandsevens, northern ireland not doing too badly. northern england some showers left behind but sunshine in between. another dravrp and damp end to the day across southern counties, feeling cool. the wind will pick up, lively tomorrow night, gales setting in to exposed southern and western coasts. inheavier rain will turn back to snow across the high ground of north wales, north midlands and northern ireland, mostly up over the high ground. 0ne northern ireland, mostly up over the high ground. one to watch tomorrow night. the strong winds, rain and maybe snow. there could be disruption. things will settle down through thursday. the worst of the winds subside. a blustery day none the less, showers left behind across central areas. plenty of sunshine across the south. for at time not too bad in the sunshine. temperatures getting up into double figures. more rain sets in across the south on friday. fiona. thank you very much, john. just time to tell you what's coming up on tonight's bbc news

fresh air by that stage in the north of scotland. t and into tuesday in the glens of scotland. the mild air holds firm in the southern part of the country. but between those two for a time there will be brighter weather around. then that wet and windy weather returns to the north—west and we have got a lot of rain and cloud in the south. there are gusts in the north because of the approach of this low pressure and it could give us some severe gales. this low pressure and it could give us some severe gales. you this low pressure and it could give us some severe gales. you can see how tightly packed the isobars are. there is some arctic air potentially. but in the south we have got that band of cloud with outbreaks of rain and quite mild air. in the north it will feel considerably colder because it is blowing a gale. on thursday this could again be a very deep area of low pressure giving as gales. but it's track is uncertain. because we have got that cold air established in the north, when the weather front comes in we could see some sn

north of the uk. we could still the severe gales across the north of scotland during the night. he moment in the north, that will move down to parts of north wales and the north midlands by the end of the night. staying cloudy further south and rain on and off throughout. but temperatures still in double figures. so we have a split across the uk tomorrow, for wales, the midlands, southern england staying cloudy, misting in the hills. some persistent drizzle. but temperatures holding up. north of that, sunshine on and off date and those severe gale force winds tempering the field that day. but some sunshine from any. then through tomorrow night, this rain arrives and we have a developing area of stormy weather. storm door is in fa ct, stormy weather. storm door is in fact, the fourth named storm by the met office and with that some potential disruption. dealing with the window first of all, and amber be prepared warning has been issued for some areas. at the moment we will see some strong winds during the second part of the date in particular. up to 80 miles an hour around the hil

for the north of scotla nd nothing too heavy. for the north of scotland north and north—west. through the day, slowly the wind will subside but it will still be blustery in scotland and northern ireland. a weatherfront coming in bringing the rain with it. further south you see whether cloud break sub and where we'll see sunshine. in lighter winds, break sub and where we'll see sunshine. in lighterwinds, 11, 12, possibly higher, will feel pleasant. through the evening and overnight, the rain in northern ireland sweeps across the isle of man, pushes in two parts of northern england, north wales and moves to the direction of east anglia. to the south of that we see fog patches forming, not as much as we thought earlier in the week. we have some in the channel islands and behind it under clearer skies cold enough for frost and again some patchy fog. tomorrow some of the fog will be slow to clear but you can see where we've got the sunshine in parts of the north and east. even so the cloud will break in other parts of the uk as well. some showers flirting with

an area of low pressure will be sweeping to the north of scotland. d much of central and northern scotland and fairly strong, blustery winds. but for england and wales, actually, quite a quiet day. with light winds, some sunshine, it will feel pleasantly mild, 11 or 12 celsius. that area of low pressure pushes off in towards scandinavia. and a ridge of high pressure nudges in for friday. but what that means, with light winds and damp air, we could start the day on friday with some dense fog patches around. but they should generally clear and lift, to allow for some sunshine to develop, certainly through friday afternoon. so this is friday in a bit more detail. we will start off with some dense mist and fog, particularly england and wales. but through the day, i think skies should tend to brighten up. and it will feel mild, with temperatures in double figures. but notice out west there will be strengthening winds and outbreaks of rain. that takes us into the weekend, and for most of us, staying mild.

the brightest weather will be in the north of scotland. rts of the north—west of scotland later on. fairly erratic. brighter weather into the west during the afternoon before showers get going to end the day and going to the evening. temperatures in double figures. winds will be strong initially but is back. we will see temperatures drop back into single figures. the breeze will pick up again. on friday, even windier. not at a later in the day. this area of low pressure has caused us problems. it will impact to a certain degree the south and south—east of england. the westerly winds will be across the english channel into france. fairly benign. dry and sunny in many areas. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland. many areas in the uk remaining dry. wet and windy weather going into wales and much of southern england. strong to gale force winds developing as well. the strongest will be around the english channel. france will get it but so will the channel islands. 70— 80 mile an hour winds. that will spread into the south—east of engla

of the next hour. some rain across wales in south—west england. mild air is pushing north. still chilly in east scotlandorking north and east. some more rain across much of england and wales and northern ireland. a breezy and mild night. perhaps a touch of frost in the sheltered claims of scotland. thursday, wet and windy. cool for swims around southern and western coasts and hills. some brighter weather across western areas in the afternoon before more rain comes back into south—west england and wales by the end of the day. yesterday we were talking about a storm coming in on friday. still couple of tracks it could take. probably heading to northern france ringing the risk of severe gales and disruption but there is a chance it could move more north and bring some severe weather to southern england. to the north of this system, a lot of fine and dry weather, bright and breezy, some showers and western scotland, but the amount of rain in england and wales, the strength of the wind depends on the track of the low pressure, but there is the potential of severe disruptive weather affecting southern countie

north sea. things turns dry for england and wales. winds turn light as well. a cool night, maybe mist and fog to start thursday morning. an area of low pressure will sweep to the north of scotlandern scotland and fairly strong, blustery winds. but for england and wales, actually, quite a quiet day, with light winds and sunshine. feeling pleasantly mild, 11 or 12 celsius. the low pressure pushes towards scandinavia. the ridge of high pressure nudges in for friday. that means with light winds and damp air we could start the day on friday with some dense fog patches around. but they should generally clear and lift, to allow for sunshine to develop, certainly through friday afternoon. this is friday in more detail. we will start off with some dense mist and fog. through the day skies should tend to brighten up. feeling mild, temperatures in double figures. but notice out west there will be strengthening winds and outbreaks of rain. that takes us into the weekend, and for most of us, staying mild. there will be a little bit of rain in the forecast, but for most of us it should stay dry. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the glob

of wintry weather, particularly over higher ground. it will turn quite cold further north and west, particularly in parts of scotland, northern ireland andy on tomorrow morning, there will be showers which will affect most part through the day. they will be heavy at times, with rain my hail, sleet and snow, mostly over higher ground. some of the snow could get to lower levels. it will feel quite chilly out there, single digits across the board. monday night into tuesday, low pressure is still in charge of our weather. looks like it will stay pretty unsettled. a lot of isobars too, so still a breezy day on tuesday. we will cloud increasing in the afternoon and longer spells of rain in northern england, southern scotla nd rain in northern england, southern scotland and the far north of scotland. again, a chilly day. low pressure starts off in charge on tuesday night, but then we see a ridge of high pressure mounting in to start the day on wednesday. it will be a chilly start in the north and east, with a touch of frost and and east, with a touch of frost and a few early showers in the final of the uk. wintry over the higher ground of scotl

still got some strong winds in the north of scotland. in on the south—westerly breeze, which keeps temperatures up for most places. turning colder in scotland, may be part of england. from early tomorrow we have showers coming in on the breeze, which will be heavy and there will be thunder. they will contain rain, hailand and there will be thunder. they will contain rain, hail and sleet and snow over higher ground. sunshine between the showers, the best of that on the east of scotland. a cold day. single figuresjust that on the east of scotland. a cold day. single figures just about everywhere. as we get on through monday night into tuesday, low pressure in charge. keeping things settled. it will be a cold start for central areas and a widespread frost. a bright start to the day. thickening cloud, showers coming down from the north and west through the day and it will be windy with temperatures struggling after a cold and frosty start. tuesday night, cloud and rain south. isobars ease and we see a temporary ridge of high pressure that wi

the brightest weather will be in the north of scotland. und the coast in the west and south. blustery for all of you. rain initially across wales and the south—west spreading across eastern england and parts of the north—west of scotland later on. good morning. the weather over the next few days will come in off the atlantic. looking at satellite imagery from the last 2a hours or so. brighter weather into the west during the afternoon before showers get going to end the day and going to the evening. temperatures in double figures. winds will be strong initially but is back. we will see temperatures drop back into single figures. the breeze will pick up again. on friday, even windier. not at a later in the day. this area of low pressure has caused us problems. it will impact to a certain degree the south and south—east of england. the westerly winds will be across the english channel into france. fairly benign. dry and sunny in many areas. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland. many areas in the uk remaining dry. wet and windy weath

of wales too. at the same time we will have rain across northern ireland into the north—west of england, up into the southern uplands of scotland skies moving in for the afternoon, but watch out for the strength of the wind for a time here. eastern side of the pennines, gusts could be pushing on towards 40mph and 50mph and the winds easing as the rain slumps further south allowing brighter skies in across scotland and maybe just before dusk into parts of northern ireland too. all the while in the south, unsees bli mild. temperatures well on into the teens. and we'll keep it mild in the south during the course of the night. a front waving its way across the central and southern parts. so a great shield of cloud with the mild west to south—westerly breezes will help keep the temperatures up. we're looking at seven, eight, nine celsius, maybe ten celsius. further north, the temperatures in the countryside could and the scottish glens get down to close to zero. tuesday, not a great deal changes in the south. still that weather front there or thereabouts. murky fair particularly in the west. further north, somewhat brighter and drie

the driest, clearest conditions in the far north of scotland. we will have a gloomy sunday. ound with drizzle and health snow. in scotland, some glimpses of sunshine. maybe right across the south. the wind will make it feel even colder. goodbye for now. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump is considering a "brand new" executive travel order after his initial attempt has been overturned by the courts. his current order stops citizens from seven mainly muslim countries travelling to the us. the government in england will fund lessons in cyber security to encourage teenagers to become experts of the future. it's hoped that pupils will spend up to four hours a week working through "real—world challenges" in a bid to develop careers defending britain from online attacks. labour frontbench mps who defied jeremy corbyn in the commons brexit vote will be sent formal written warnings. 52 labour mps rebelled in wednesday's vote, including 11 junior shadow ministers, and three whips whose job it is to impose party discipline. volunteers in new zealand have managed to

we actually see the best of the sunshine with wintry showers across the north of scotland but most ofd, sunshine. not exactly warm, in the cold air. a few showers across parts of northern england but some brightness and then on to the north midlands as well but points south of that will be rather grey and dark, rather miserable around 3pm and rain from time to time and feeling chilly. things livening up as we head into the night with winds increasing and gales and exposed places. as the rain heads north thought we could see it turning to snow. certainly one to watch, sorry combination of very strong wind and rain and potentially some snow could cause some disruption so watch out for warnings over next few hours. as we go through the day, things will tend to settle down and the worst of the gales subside, still some dampness but brighter weather on either side. the temperature across southern areas will pick up with on mild they are trying to creep in so double figures but still distinctly chilly further north. as we enter the week, another area of low pressure pushing in from the sout

leaving behind cloud, some breaks in the north—east, a touch of frost in the north—east, a touch of frost in the north—east, a touch of frost in the north—east of scotlandelatively mild. the next system coming in from the west, wet and windy weather spreading quickly through scotland, pushing through northern ireland as well and it will get into the west of england as well where the winds pick up, could get gusts of up to 50 or 60 mph. that rain never really gets towards east anglia and the south—east. temperatures in double figures, but it is turning colder from the north and the colder air spreads across many parts of the uk as we look towards the start of the new week. quite blustery, showers around, some of the shires will be heavy, hail, thunder and even a bit of wintry weather over higher ground. this is bbc news. your headlines at 5:30pm. labour's deputy leader tom watson says now is not the time for a leadership contest, but once the party must do better at winning over voters. iraqi forces have now entered parts of western mosul in what is expected to be a dangerous battle to remove so—called islamic state from iraq's second largest city. sever

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