there are rumbles of thunder still around, also we have rain crossing the north of scotland the shetlandthern lights. as that rain clears from the far north of scotland, it clears overnight —— turns chilly overnight. you can see the cluster showers across the western side of the uk and southern parts by the time we get the morning and of course we have got lots of people out about because it is the centenary of the armistice day, and unfortunately, it coincides with the really heavy showers. this is how it is shaping up showers. this is how it is shaping up to the morning hours. very heavy showers work their way right across southern and central england and wales, out into the north sea. the northern scotland and northern ireland, faring little better, more sunshine but still showers. it is still relatively mild with a gusty wind neither is really heavy downpours. do take something waterproof with you. this is bbc news, i'm martin stanford. our top stories: a moment of rememberance as the leaders of france and germany mark 100 years since the end of the first world war. france's presiden

north of scotla nd story. lows of 3—5d, in the north of scotland could be down to freezing. own to freezing. by the end the night, they will be more of a colour towards the west and south—west, because there will be more cloud. again, we have some showers dipping into the south—west and wales, through the early part of the day. perhaps some at the north—west of england added to southern scotland. a narrow band of showers. the map is showing a lot of dry weather on the whole photos though. some of the rain in the west could tamper resistant later in the day. a lot of sunshine however, and mild in the blackness, highs of up to 15 degrees. there are many gusts around the irish sea coast. the black arrows indicate the strength through the afternoon. particularly under this band of rain. that'll clear through for the end of the week, but all eyes to the atlantic, this is quite a deep feature, with the prospect of some very strong wind on friday, particularly in the west, there could be severe gales through the day. there will be some heavy rain as well. it is that be to cause disr

of man, into south—west scotland. much of northern ireland, much of north—east scotland start dry with some sunshine, and it's the north—east frost first thing. for most, it's going to be a frost—free week. now, through the day, showers in the west will push a little bit further northwards and eastwards, given the strength of the breeze. but there'll be parts of the midlands, north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland who will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. temperatures 12—14 degrees, still a little bit higher than it should be for the time of year, and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. now, as we go through monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push their way eastwards. the wind switches around in direction to more of a westerly one into the morning, and it will be a cool night. temperatures down into single figures. but as i said, most will be frost—free thanks to the breeze as we start tuesday. but the key for tuesday is this little bump in the isobars, bump in the pressure pattern, northwards. that's an indication we've got a ridge of high pressure

—west england and scotland side dry. the north of scotla nd and scotland side dry. ost free week. showers in the west will push a bit further north and east given the strength of the breeze. there we parts of the midlands or a north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland governor will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. to britain's i2— 11! degrees. still higher than it should be this time of year. and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. going through monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push eastwards. the wind switches to more of a westerly direction into the morning. it will be a cool night. averages dunedoo single figures. most will be frost free thanks to the breeze as mist tuesday. the kit which is the athabaska tuesday. the kit which is the atha baska atha baska bump tuesday. the kit which is the athabaska athabaska bump in the pressure pattern. a writ of high pressure pattern. a writ of high pressure puts a cap in the atmosphere and stop some of the show from building. a few around atmosphere an

of man, into south—west scotland. much of northern ireland, much of north—east scotland start dry with sunshine. most, it's going to be a frost—free week. through the day, showers in the west will push a bit further northwards and eastwards, given the strength of the breeze. but there'll be parts of the midlands, north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland that will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. temperatures 12—14 degrees. still a little bit higher than it should be for the time of year, and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. now, as we go into monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push eastwards. the wind switches around in direction to more of a westerly one into the morning. it will be a cool night. temperatures down into single figures. most will be frost free thanks to the breeze as we start tuesday. but the key for tuesday is this little bump in the isobars, bump in the pressure pattern, northwards. that's an indication we've got a ridge of high pressure. that puts a cap in the atmosphere and stops some of the showers

through the evening we will find rain pulling away and then combining for a longer spell in the north west of scotlands the north of scotland as we go east. that will hold up the temperatures but they will be lower than they have been in recent nights. four or five celsius. the low pressure is still with us tomorrow but no real weather fronts across the country, just a scattering of showers. not as wet or windy for many of us. not exceptional for this time of year. just something to be aware of that rain and combined with the rush hour, making for miserable conditions as well. for the rest of the day, some shelter from the showers in the grampians. further showers in the grampians. further showers east of northern ireland and inland across central part of england and wales. dampening activity later end of this system coming in from the south and west. —— ahead of this system. with more sunshine, pure showers, lighter winds. .. sunshine, pure showers, lighter winds... not such a bad day. then it all changes again for the weekend. the next area of low pressure coming in with more wind and rain. clearing

that. 0ldest england but clear skies either side of that. oldest in the north of scotla nd of that. oldest in the north of scotlandorrow morning. temperatures for many in single figures as we start the day. some spots of rain expected. further north and west, sunshine and showers, with showers most frequent around the irish sea coast. not too many showers in northern ireland, northeast england or the midlands, and you might get through all of the day dry here with temperatures at best 14—15d. we will see fewer showers altogether. turning wet across the north on wednesday. this is bbc news i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8. prince charles leads the tributes on the armistice centenary, laying a wreath at the cenotaph on behalf of the queen — followed by senior politicans and members of the armed forces. tonight, the queen was joined by the german president, and members of the royalfamily, for a special service of remembrance at westminster abbey. in paris world leaders put aside their differences, to unite in rememberance. lawn live peace amongst people and state, long live the free nations of

of scotland. we could see 50 to 80 millimetres of rain. north—east scotla nd millimetres of rain. ne in the north—east of scotland, temperatures up north—east of scotland, temperatures up to 18 degree. but it will be wind and gusts will over 40mph. perhaps up and gusts will over 40mph. perhaps up to 60mph over scotland. and the rain will slide towards north—west england and west wales. for the midlands and the south—east, sunshine and mild. saturday night the rain will move eastwards. in one or two places such as cardiff, perhaps belfast as well, there could be some rain if you're off to any fireworks displays. it will be windy with a fair amount of dry weather. on saturday night this system will wriggle across central parts of the uk. and low pressure sliding to the north—west, but another starting to develop to the south and on sunday that will feed rain into the south west and wales. still windy, but not as windy as saturday. to sum up, mild, often windy with some rain at times. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at seven: a stark warning from the met office — th

the north—east of scotla nd western isles. the north—east of scotlandou are. temperatures between 11 and 14 degrees, blustery winds will continue to bring wet weather to the coast and we could see some flooding there. the picture and going overnight, the heavy rain will continue, wet across the south—west of england, mild blustery. temperatures in london down to ten, format, five for edinburgh newcastle. here is the weather pitch for remembrance sunday. the cian healy of low pressure to the west of the uk. weather—wise, a similar day, sunshine and showers, the south—west winds will ensure that the majority of the showers will be affecting southern and western areas. some heavy and thundery. with double pressure edging closer to northern ireland, a greater chance of some downpours working in here through the day, particularly to affect western counties. it remains mild, temperatures between ten and 14 degrees once again. the blustery winds will ensure the showers move across these guys pretty quickly and there will be sunshine for all of us at some point

of 9—12d. drizzly rain at times for southern scotla nd drizzly rain at times for southern scotland but clearer skies for the northotland and northern ireland. friday morning in a bit more detail, starting in the south. grey conditions towards the south—east but brighter skies. west england, wales and the west of england, wales and the west of england as well. much of northern ireland and scotland starting with some sunshine but some low cloud around the central belt and eastern parts of scotland. through the day it. too bright up for many of us. —— it. too bright up for many of us. —— it will brighten up. further east you are more likely to keep the grey conditions through the day and although it is still mild, 12—15d, it would be as mild as it has been over the last couple of days. heading into the weekend, this area of high pressure will be driving an all—weather. starting to push a little bit further across scandinavia. that means as the wind sta rts scandinavia. that means as the wind starts to come in from the south—east we will see slightly clearer conditions pushing their way northwards across the country

it's parts of the west that will be more prone to seeing the showers. western scotland, northshowers we will see on saturday. temperatures are reasonably mild, 10—14 degrees. 0nto monday, a quick look into next week, we have those south—westerly winds. another day of sunny spells and some scattered showers, particularly affecting coastal areas for southern england and around these irish sea coasts as well. there will be some sunshine for east of scotland on the north—east of england, it will be quite mild. a frost free start to the day on monday. temperatures by the afternoon up to 11— 14 degrees. the outlook further ahead through the course of next week, we will continue with the unsettled thing for a time. sunny spells are around, showers into the middle of the week, temperatures should stay on the mild side, 14—15 degrees. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: a weekend to remember. world leaders gather in europe for events to mark 100 years since the end of world war 1. 0n the eve of the armistice, we'll b

across eastern reaches of england but also at the far north of england but also at the far north of scotla nd of england but also at the far north of scotlandweather. temperatures though still looking healthy and the best of the brightness in the east with up to 15 celsius. this is a us mid—term elections special edition on bbc world news. i'm laura trevelyan in washington. voters across the country have been turning out in huge numbers to choose their candidates and also deliver a judgement on the trump presidency. the outcome will determine the president's ability to push through his agenda over the next two years. though his style, he admitted, is also a factor. i would like to have a much softer tone. i feel to i would like to have a much softer tone. ifeel to a certain i would like to have a much softer tone. i feel to a certain extent i have no choice, but maybe i do and maybe i could have been softerfrom that standpoint. and i'm babita sharma in london. the first polls are closing in kentucky. we'll be looking out for the early indications of results as they come in.

much of the country through tonight, clear skies from the south—east, and a few clear spells in north of scotlandt to come. a fresh start to saturday morning. through the weekend with high—pressure sitting across scandinavia we will see drier air moving n. that means less in the way of clued. clearer skies for the likes of east anglia. further north, a cloudy picture for northern ireland and eastern scotland. the weather improving. cloud lingering for northern ireland and north—east scotla nd for northern ireland and north—east scotland but most places will see a return to sunny skies by the afternoon. saturday night into sunday, a colder nights with clear skies and winds from the south—east. just 8 degrees or two above freezing in the countryside first on sunday. sunday promises plenty of sunshine. blue skies on sunday. a brisk south easterly breeze and temperatures 9-13 easterly breeze and temperatures 9—13 celsius, not bad for the time of year, things turned colder through the week ahead, single figures for all of us. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11: theresa may is b

of the uk. clear skies for northern ireland. mild enough. showers continue for the north—west of england and france central and southern scotland first thing tomorrowall the prospects for tuesday do look considerably drier. plenty of sunny spells and another mike day to come. here is tuesday. showers first thing in the north. by the time we get the most time, all areas enjoying drier weather. still breezy, high cloud feeding into the west ahead of her next weather system, which will push across us on next weather system, which will push across us on wednesday. tuesday, pleasa nt across us on wednesday. tuesday, pleasant enough temperatures are 13 to 14 pleasant enough temperatures are 13 to 1a degrees. tuesday to wednesday still low pressure doing the business, throwing this weather front, particularly towards the north and west of the uk on wednesday. southern areas escaping with a dry day. wet first thing firm northern ireland and northern england. then the rain focusing on scotland. particularly the north—west where the downpours could be quite hefty. to the south, however, with the sunshine a miles storey. up to 15 degrees, 16 in belfast. —— a

from saturday night into sunday morning, in the north of scotla nd sunday morning, in the north of scotlanduld get a touch of frost. on sunday further south, some areas of cloud, showery rain at times and those temperatures ranging from 13 in plymouth to just six times and those temperatures ranging from 13 in plymouth tojust six in aberdeen. heading into the start of next week, more of the same. more areas of low pressure pushing in from the west, but for the middle of the week, it looks increasingly likely like this bump in the isobars will move in. a drier interlude with high—pressure. depending on where the high end is up, we might tap into some cold air and relatively mild air. looks like don might like —— ends up. the middle of the week should be drier. even though we could get relatively mild air, with those, conditions, we could see the return of some overnight frost. —— calmer conditions. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. eighteen migrants, including a baby, have been rescued from two small boats in the en

of man, into south—west scotland. much of northern ireland, much of north—east scotland start dry with sunshine, and it is the north—easts going to be a frost—free week. through the day, showers in the west will push a bit further northwards and eastwards, given the strength of the breeze. but there'll be parts of the midlands, north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland that will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. temperatures 12—14 degrees. still a little bit higher than it should be for the time of year, and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. now, as we go into monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push eastwards. the wind switches around in direction to more of a westerly one into the morning. it will be a cool night. temperatures down into single figures. most will be frost free thanks to the breeze as we start tuesday. but the key for tuesday is this little bump in the isobars, bump in the pressure pattern, northwards. that's an indication we've got a ridge of high pressure. that puts a cap in the atmosphere and stops some of the showers from build

for thursday summer in for the far west of northern ireland, north of scotland to but for most of thewill be a bit of mist or, low cloud and fog but are not the scotla nd cloud and fog but are not the scotland and east of scotland it will feel mild. 13 to 15 degrees most of us, higher then we would expect that that time of year. a bit of river scotland but into friday things will become dry across the board. we will see some myths, fog and low cloud building. it will be frost—free and most of us, temperatures on double figures from the word go on friday. weatherfront of sitting out in the atlantic but the economic and away across uk down toa the economic and away across uk down to a big area of high pressure. it is really in the driving seat through friday and into the weekend to. against a mist, some fog and some low cloud, especially in central southern and eastern parts. that should turn to break up during the day so sunny spells developing but still fairly grey in places by the afternoon. dumped averages around 13 to 1a degrees on friday and just a subtle change into the weekend,

some brighter skies developing across the north of scotla nd developing across the north of scotlanddegrees. going into the weekend, that area of high pressure still blocking any weather systems, rain bearing systems from coming in, so it will be largely dry, but that south—easterly wind. to import some drier air, breaking up to import some drier air, breaking up the cloud, so more sunshine over the weekend, a fine drive again for many, but those temperatures are coming down, 11, 12 celsius on saturday and sunday and into next week, it is going to get even colder, that cold air coming in from the east. we can see the blues on the east. we can see the blues on the map taking over across the uk. temperatures getting below the average for the end of november. that's all from me. bye line. —— bye— bye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh, here at westminster. breaking news. in the last few moments, the brexit secretary, dominic raab, has just moments, the brexit secretary, dominic raab, hasjust resigned as theresa may prepares to address the commons over her brexit a

wind squeezing in our direction because of low pressure to the south and high—pressure to the north. we still have a brisk wind across the north—east of scotlandlarly through the afternoon. up to 50 miles an hour in exposed spot. for the north of scotla nd exposed spot. for the north of scotland and northern ireland more patchy rain and hill snow. but further south and east the weather is quietening down and the wind is easing. and as we go through the evening and into tonight the wind will continue to ease. many of us will continue to ease. many of us will have a cold night than we had over the last couple of nights. as low as —6 in the countryside. my olderfor northern low as —6 in the countryside. my older for northern ireland low as —6 in the countryside. my olderfor northern ireland because of the showers. and something less cold coming into eastern areas by the end of the night. so for thursday morning in aberdeen, 7 degrees but cloudy with some rain. glasgow freezing but here are some sunshine and for many of these western areas we have a bright start to the day but chile. further east there will be more clout and the odd spot of rain.

you can see the extent of the cloud here on the satellite picture, but notice the north of scotland stickingugh the rest of the day today. otherwise, temperatures are still on the mild side generally, we are looking at 12 to 14 degrees for most of us, something like that. as we go through this evening and overnight we will keep that sheet of low cloud, it will turn rather misty, some hill fog patches particularly across western and northern hills. there may be some spots of drizzle as well developing in one or two spots. temperatures overnight range from around seven to 11 celsius for most of us. then we will see some changes as we look at the weather picture into the weekend. high pressure builds across the united kingdom, that will grill the cloud from above. but coupled with that we are going to see drier air moving in from the continent and that will evaporate the cloud. so it is a two pronged attack. although many areas start of the day cloudy, notice how those sunny skies work in quite quickly from the south—east of england and east anglia across the rest of england and wales as we hea

of scotland. a fairly chilly end to the night across the highlands of scotland. and through tuesday morning, there‘ll still be some showers, particularly for western scotland, north—westloud will tend to build across northern ireland, the western isles of scotland, ahead of some rain through the evening. it‘s a breezy if not windy day. these are average wind strengths through the afternoon, but still quite gusty, particularly for western coasts. and temperature—wise, well, 10—14 celsius through tuesday afternoon, still on the mild side for the time of year. so through the evening, the rain already in the west will slowly start to push its way eastwards, and that‘s likely to become heavy for a time across parts of northern ireland, north wales, north—west england and western scotland. some patchy rain for the midlands, but otherwise for central, southern and eastern england it should stay mainly dry. some clear spells, temperatures here holding up to nine or 10 celsius. in fact, for all it‘s a mild night, the wettest weather for northern england, scotland and northern ireland, all tied in with this front which is still with us on wednesday. notice that squeeze in the i

of man, into south—west scotland. much of northern ireland, much of north—east scotland start dry with some sunshine, and it's the north—eastrst thing. for most, it's going to be a frost—free week. now, through the day, showers in the west will push a bit further northwards and eastwards, given the strength of the breeze. but there'll be parts of the midlands, north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland who will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. temperatures 12—14 degrees, still a little bit higher than it should be for the time of year, and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. now, as we go through monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push their way eastwards. the wind switches around in direction to more of a westerly one into the morning, and it will be a cool night. temperatures down into single figures. but as i said, most will be frost—free thanks to the breeze as we start tuesday. but the key for tuesday is this little bump in the isobars, bump in the pressure pattern, northwards. that's an indication we've got a ridge of high pressure. that puts a ca

scotland. much of north—west england and scotland side dry. the north of scotland does cross posting.urther north and east given the strength of the breeze. there we parts of the midlands or a north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland governor will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. to britain's12— 1a degrees. still higher than it should be this time of year. and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. going through monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push eastwards. the wind switches to more of a westerly direction into the morning. it will be a cool night. averages in the single figures. most will be frost free thanks to the breeze as mist tuesday. high pressure puts a cap in the atmosphere and stop some of the show from building. a few around in the western begin with. but for the most, most will have a dry day with temperatures similar to those on monday. but the breeze will die down limit. 0ur press the red in northern western parts of the uk, is resistant west of scotland and across scotland. across the board, he

from saturday night into sunday morning, in the north of scotla nd sunday morning, in the north of scotlandng from 13 in plymouth to just six times and those temperatures ranging from 13 in plymouth tojust six in aberdeen. heading into the start of next week, more of the same. more areas of low pressure pushing in from the west, but for the middle of the

—east of scotla nd sunshine around for the north—east of scotlandouth—east of england, 17 degrees, about 7 degrees above average for this time of year. we will manage to hold onto the milder weather into the early part of the weekend but come next week we will pick up a bit more of an easterly breeze, combine with some lingering cloud and some southern patches of fog. things could look more grey next week, despite being dry, and feeling chillier than we have been used to lately. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... cabinet ministers are told good progress has been made in the brexit negotiations, as pressure mounts for a deal. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. the former england, west ham and chelsea midfielderjoe cole has announced his retirement from football. he's 37, and has spent the last couple of years playing for the tampa bay rowdies in america. he won three premier league title

clipping south wales. coastal areas of scotland, perhaps north—east england. north—east england. seeingtemperatures struggling. we've got another push of rain which has changed the forecast a bit. has changed the forecast a bit. probably drive to the south—west. bbc some sunshine here. whole, the easterly breeze is dry—cleaning cloudy skies. dry—cleaning cloudy skies. sunshine out towards the west but we are drawing cold air from the north. are drawing cold air from the north. temperatures will be lower on sunday. sunday. we keep the same weather pattern into monday. pattern into monday. high—pressure dominating generally. dominating generally. in the atlantic on a couple of large areas of low pressure. areas of low pressure. the weather pattern is going to change significantly next week. change significantly next week. tours the uk bringing spells of rain or sunshine bass showers. or sunshine bass showers. west surrey should be milder boy will be windy. 00:14:13,163 --> 613566586:22:41,201 this 613566586:22:41,201 --> 1227133172:31:09,239 is 1227133172:31:09,239 --> 1840699758:39:37,27

north of the country. here in the north of the country. here in the north it will be very windy, particularly the north—west of scotland, with gales, even severeer in the south—east. but it will be windy where ever you are. temperatures picking up because the wind is now coming from the south. overnight saturday into sunday that area of low pressure clears. 0n sunday we have another one, not as potent, coming up from the south—west. i hope you enjoy that story. i actually felt sorry for the wife left behind at the altar. the husband, yes! it is all very well them swanning off as butterflies, but there was another poor lady who was left at the altar. you are com pletely was left at the altar. you are completely ruining this story. it is romantic. get involved in the romance that. it was not romance, it was mean! carrall, thank you.” don't think you is off as a butterfly. i think i flicker. really? yesterday we were talking about loyalty to insurance companies. we have a story today about more loyalty penalising those who have loyalty. that's right. it was insurance yesterday, pay rises today. research from the jobs website, totaljobs, has found

of man, into south—west scotland. much of northern ireland, much of north—east scotland start dry with sunshine. g. for most of us frost free week. through the day, showers in the west will push a bit further northwards and eastwards, given the strength of the breeze. but there'll be parts of the midlands, north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland that will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. temperatures 12—14 degrees. still a little bit higher than it should be for the time of year, and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. going through monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push eastwards. the wind switches around in direction to more of a westerly one into the morning. it will be a cool night. temperatures in the single figures. most will be frost free thanks to the breeze as we start tuesday. but the key for tuesday is this little bump in the isobars, the bump in the pressure pattern, northwards, that's an indication of a ridge of high pressure. that puts a cap in the atmosphere and stops some of the showers from building. a fe

and north—east of scotland and north—east of scotland and north—east of england.mmit this weekend. at westminster, a leading cabinet minister dismisses the idea of a no—deal brexit, saying parliament would stop it. when the deal comes to parliament, it will get through despite what people say but i also feel having spent time on the backbenches that parliament. a no deal. the number of children treated for stab wounds in england more than doubles over the past four years. new moves to end the conflict in yemen as one charity estimates 85,000 children underfive have died from hunger since the war began. survivors of terror attacks say victims are being let down

element of the conflict that's often overlooked is the war at sea, but if you travel to the far north of scotland now have a deep dive into one of the most famous chapters of that story. my name's emily turton. i am the skipper of one of the dive boats up in scapa flow. my boat's called huskyan. and what we're really interested in is the first world war german naval fleet that was scuttled in scapa flow onjune 21,1919. scapa flow itself is a big bit of water surrounded by an island of 0rkney, and it was strategically best for our british naval fleet for both world war i and world war two, and then also big enough to put the german navy when it was interned after the armistice at the end of november, 1918. just before the treaty of versailles was signed, which officially ended world war i, the german fleet was scuttled. it was the last remaining act of war open to the commanding officer there, admiral von reuter, and essentially, what he did is made sure that nobody could have his fleet. ok, let's have a look at what she looks like underwater. now, this is the deepest part of the german fleet here

a bit of rain affecting western parts of northern ireland and the north—west of scotland.hes across parts of england and wales. some low cloud around as well. there will be some sunshine by the afternoon across the north—east of england into eastern scotland as well. those temperatures will be on the mild side, again reaching 13—15 degrees across the country. some rain for northern ireland, into scotland overnight thursday into friday. further south across england and wales you keep the low cloud. we could see some mist and fog patches developing. it will be frost free across the board with temperatures down to 6—11 degrees for most of us first thing friday. friday, a largely dry day. weather fronts kept out at bay by this big area of high pressure, which is pushing in making its influence felt across the country. as we head through the course of friday and into the weekend many of us that dry theme. there could be quite a lot of low cloud, some mist and fog, particularly for some central, southern, and eastern parts through friday morning. it will brighten through the day

the rain quite slow to ease up as well, across northern counties of england, once its set in here. further north, for scotlande cooler air here. temperatures between 6 and 8 degrees celsius. still pretty mild though further south reaching a high of around 13 degrees. more rain in the forecast for sunday. clearing away quickly across eastern areas with some sunshine following. it will be very windy. uncertainty at how far north this band of rain will reach. could push well into scotland as we head into sunday so there could be some rain around at times. temperatures on the mild side, looking at highs of around 14—15 degrees. that's your latest weather. bye for now. a very warm welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: president trump's former personal lawyer, michael cohen, pleads guilty to lying to congress over trump business interests in russia. he's a weak person, and what he's trying to do is get a reduced sentence. so he's lying about a project that everybody knew about. president donald trump arrives in argentina for

finishing the day with cloud and rain pushing into the north and west of scotland. rth and west of scotland. that takes hold through wednesday. outbreaks of rain in northern areas, a strong breeze coming from the south—west, and that will bring even milder air. yellow colours on our temperature chart quite widely, a bit of hazy sunshine to the east of scotland, east of northern ireland, east of england, we could see highs of 16 or 17 degrees. that's above where we should be for the time of year, and we continue with that low of mild air in the south. weather fronts in the north and west, so the theme is four more in the way of dry weather, staying with milder weather, staying with milder weather, but as windfall lighter, mist and fog become more and more of an issue. we will of course keep you updated. goodbye for now. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: with the rise of fake news, a major new bbc series investigates how disinformation on social media poses a deadly global threat. the ron noticed parts of this country now have access to internet and whatsapp

of scotland, progressively through the next hours. the rain turns happy. my old and coverage is this afternoon between 12 and 15 celsius, 17 celsius and the north of scotlandrn scotland and still there but very weak. probably a few spots of drizzle on that feature across the southern upwards, lasting into friday, got across england and wales as well with mist and hill fog patches. clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland are turning cold in the countryside with a few patches of frost. for friday a lot of cloud around generally across the uk and others like more extensive and pushing further northwards as well. bright spots in northern parts of scotland with decent sunshine, and also there will be breaks in cloud at times for west wales and north—west england and northern areas of northern ireland. mild but not as warm as it has been today. into the weekend we see changes as high pressure moves into scandinavia, and we start to change the wind direction so we get more of a south east and then an easterly wind blowing in, and that will dump the temperatures. saturday and sunday it is turning cooler temperatures posted to average for the time of year b

of november, temperatures up to 16 or 17 celsius and light winds compare to the weekend. still a noticeable breeze. away from northern ireland, the north—west of scotla nd northern ireland, the north—west of scotlandbe mainly dry to monday, if you have bonfire displays. dry for most and mild with a moderate breeze. monday into tuesday, anotherfrontal a moderate breeze. monday into tuesday, another frontal system in the atlantic ocean its way towards us the atlantic ocean its way towards us but there is a limit to its eastern extent on tuesday. it looks like the outbreaks of rain will slowly be arriving into northern ireland, western parts of wales and south—west england to the afternoon, eventually some patchy rain for the western side of scotland but further east it is dry, notable southerly wind but it is a warm direction, temperature is getting up to between 13-17 temperature is getting up to between 13— i7 celsius topic that area of rain connected to this front will slide its way eastwards through tuesday night and into wednesday, most of us will see some rain out of this increasingly patchy to further east you are, and messy start to wednesday, really. outbreaks of rain will tend to east in c

some showers and southern counties of england but coldest in the north of scotland were be maybe a touchngle figures as we start the day. will be a grey start as we start the day here, some spots of rain expected. heavy with hail and thunder. in the midlands you may get through much of the date dry, tempted at best 1a or 15 degrees. we will see a few showers altogether but mostly dry through tuesday and we re a cross but mostly dry through tuesday and were across the board on wednesday. the headlines: silence at the cenotaph is the uk marks 100 years since the world war i armistice. tonight, the queen has beenjoined by the german president and members of the royal family for a special service of remembrance at westminster abbey. paris world leaders put aside their differences to uniting remembrance. the unique tribute to victims of the war, the face wilfred owen and others etched in the sand along britain's coastline. and the last post ceremony takes place on the monument built on the allied troops who's pathway to the front line. now it's time the inside out, a look back on tyneside's v

fringing for the far north of scotla nd fringing for the far north of scotland and northern ireland.unshine and again, temperatures in the midteens. 13 to 16 celsius. looking ahead to the end of the week, we have an area of high pressure keeping things fairly settled and keeping funds in the atlantic at a. heading through friday and into the weekend, both will be dry. however, with lighter winds, we are likely to seize on mist and fog and that may linger at times and temperatures just starting to slide away on saturday. the buyer. —— bay. —— goodbye. i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: a draft agreement on brexit, but will it get through the british cabinet and parliament? utterly unacceptable to anybody who believes in democracy. the deadliest wildfires in california's history. 44 dead and thousands of homes destroyed. i'm rico hizon in singapore. also in the programme: china's premier says a code of conduct for the south china sea is three years away. the philippine defence secretary tells this programme he's baffled. and as part of our investigations into fake news, we look

north. but very blustery, again, with the risk of gales across scotland, maybe into the far north of englandh not quite as windy as it will be further north. and you'll notice a little bit cooler, with temperatures of nine to ten or 11 celsius. as we head on in towards the weekend, we maintain an unsettled theme, quite blustery, strong south—westerly winds. again, fairly mild across england and wales. turning a bit cooler, though, for scotland and northern ireland. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: the financial impact of brexit. the government's official figures on how leaving the eu will affect the economy are published today. we'll speak to the chancellor. unsafe and understaffed. england's worst performing mental health trust is given weeks to improve by inspectors. more than 100 migrants have made journeys in small boats across the channel in the last three weeks. we'll be live on the dover coast. good morning — upping their game. scammers are getting more sophisticated and more persistent. text, email and phone scams are up 2

rain moving into south—west england west wales, rain clearing out of the north of scotla nd clearing out of the north of scotland. have a good day, goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me annita mcveigh — the headlines this morning. americans prepare to deliver their verdict on president trump as voting in the mid term elections gets under way. i'm not on the ballot, but in a certain way i am on the ballot, so please go out and vote. how we conduct ourselves in public life is on the line. how we treat other people is on the ballot. five men are arrested after a video emerged showing a model of grenfell tower burning on a bonfire. theresa may's cabinet meets shortly — to discuss her latest attempts to resolve the irish border issue and finalise a brexit deal. the number of patients waiting for nhs tests and scans is increasing — a bbc investigation finds! in 11 radiographer posts is vacant.

some risk of travel disruption, especially in north—west scotland. will clear away from northern ireland. as for sunday, some rain heading towards wales, northern and western england, as we see this finger of wet weather moving in. a few showers for the north—west of scotland, still windy elsewhere, not as windy saturday will be and many places will stay dry, with some sunny spells. as for temperatures, still mild on sunday, not quite as mild, but it will stay mild throughout next week, it will be wet at times. that's your latest forecast. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. the headlines: the us mobilises thousands of troops, as president trump continues his crackdown on immigration ahead of the midterm elections. at this very moment large well—organised caravans of migrants are marching towards our southern border. some people call it an invasion. it is like an invasion. us authorities charge two former goldman sachs bankers and a fugitive malaysian financier, following one of the world's biggest financial scandals. i'm kasia madera in london. also i

overnight we continue with rain across the west of northern ireland, north and west of scotland, somenines and the southern scotland, otherwise try it with clear spells. a very mild night to come, temperatures no lower than 8-11d. come, temperatures no lower than 8—11d. through tuesday continuing with rain across the west, intensifying in northern ireland, some rain spreading into the west of wales, cornwall, west of scotland. elsewhere, try, some sunny spells, pretty warm for a time of year, temperatures reaching 15—17d. on wednesday, the weather fronts temperatures reaching 15—17d. on wednesday, the weatherfronts in temperatures reaching 15—17d. on wednesday, the weather fronts in the west are giving this unsettled weather in western parts, gradually working their way a little further eastwards, on wednesday, more of us perhaps seeing some outbreaks of rain, quite patchy across eastern areas, some lengthy dry spells but a wet day central and eastern areas. still some rain for northern ireland and scotland. again, fairly mild, temperatures lower than today and tomorrow still on wedne

showers become widespread, the best of dry weather in northern ireland, north—east england and the far north—east of scotland see a downpour two during the day, some heavy and thundery. overnight showers continue, across scotland, wet weather in the southern counties, in the south—west and in wales. brisk winds, rain and cloud keeping temperatures up, 10 degrees 01’ so keeping temperatures up, 10 degrees orso in keeping temperatures up, 10 degrees or so in london. cooler air with temperatures in edinburgh5 edinburgh 5 degrees. brisk south—westerly winds pulling in those showers. those showers affect southern and western areas. some heavy and thundery. low—pressure close to northern ireland, a risk of showers working in tomorrow. that's your weather. good afternoon. intense wildfires are sweeping through parts of california. thousands of buildings have been destroyed, enire towns evacuated. nine people are known to have died. officials say five were found dead in their cars. in northern california one 80—square—kilometre blaze has

in scotland overnight, but clearer skies for the north of scotland and northern ireland as well. ! y great conditions in the south, much of northern ireland and scotland start the day with some sunshine, but more low cloud around the central belt and eastern parts of scotland too. through the day, for many of us, brightening up, the best sunshine in the west, save for the likes of the south west of england, wales, northern ireland, north—west scotla nd northern ireland, north—west scotland too. further east, grey conditions through the day, and although still mild, 12—15d, not as mild as the last couple of days. then heading on into the weekend, it is going to be this big area of high pressure will that be driving our weather, pushing a little bit further across scandinavia, so a bit ofa further across scandinavia, so a bit of a change in wind direction. as the wind starts to come in from the east or south east, slightly clearer conditions pushing their way northwards across the country on saturday. after a cloudy start for some of us, it will brighten up, so more sunshine compared

a bit of rain affecting western parts of northern ireland and the north—west of scotland.low cloud around as well. there will be some sunshine by the afternoon across the north—east of england into eastern scotland as well. those temperatures will be on the mild side, again reaching 13—15 degrees across the country. some rain for northern ireland, into scotland overnight thursday into friday. further south across england and wales you keep the low cloud. we could see some mist and fog patches developing. it will be frost free across the board with temperatures down to 6—11 degrees for most of us first thing friday. friday, a largely dry day. weather fronts kept out at bay by this big area of high pressure, which is pushing in making its influence felt across the country. as we head through the course of friday and into the weekend many of us that dry theme. there could be quite a lot of low cloud, some mist and fog, particularly for some central, southern, and eastern parts through friday morning. it will brighten through the day. it will stay on the mild side. we have the

billow pressure is here of the western side of norway but the main parent lo is sitting to the north—west of scotlandowers up and down the western side of the uk. some rain through the night aged on wind, particularly continuing in scotland. the wind is keeping temperatures, looking at lows of 4— seven celsius. into tomorrow morning, i think if anything the wind will tend to strengthen a little bit around the northern isles, we could have wind gust of 50— 60 mph, perhaps stronger than that as the low do is closer in. it will be a very windy start to the day here, quite breezy elsewhere. the wind not a strong as it was today across other parts of the country. there will be critical showers around, most frequent across the north—west, we will tend to become less frequent into the afternoon across east anglia and south—east england. there will be sunny spells between the showers. richa wise, the average in the north, eight and richa wise, the average in the north, eightand nine richa wise, the average in the north, eight and nine but further southward are still on the mild side, with two temperatures re

towards central and eastern parts and the north of scotland some showers this morning. land, east of northern ireland and the south west of scotland that will see the rain. blustery conditions for you. towards the north—west and south—east of that, mostly dry and bright actually this afternoon with some sunshine and still relatively mild with temperatures of about 11—14 degrees. through tonight that rain will continue to spread north into scotland, clearing from the south—west. again, staying quite cloudy here, keeping temperatures up about 8—10 degrees. in eastern and western areas perhaps a bit chillier on friday morning. but during friday this low pressure area moves and you can notice the white lines become closer together across the uk so and windy day for most of us on friday and there will be some gales around those western exposed coasts, potentially up to about 17 mph and on top of that some heavy rain moving in as well. looking at that, that rain spread swiftly into northern ireland and south—west england and across wales, some heavy rain, particularly in the s

cloudy skies and a few more showers coming into the north—east of scotla nd coming into the north—east of scotlande. quite cloudy skies across northern ireland. as they will be in northern england where we have showers coming in off the north sea. misty over the hills of wales and even into the midlands. we've got the show was coming in across the english channel into southern coastal counties. hit and miss, large part of the day may be dry. the wettest of the weather migrating towards the south—west of england, clipping southwest. —— south wales. the best chance of seeing any sunshine in the west temperatures struggling to 9 degrees. high pressured to the north means we are drawing in these easterly winds, we've got lower pressure to the south. we've got another push rain, it has changed the forecaster bit for the forecast. try to the south—west and maybe seeing sunshine. some sunshine out towards the west was that we are drawing down cold as temperatures will be low on sunday. it's me feel a touch chillier. high press and on monday, that easterly breeze. look at what is in the atlantic. it looks

north. but very blustery, again, with the risk of gales across scotland, maybe into the far north of englander north. and you'll notice a little bit cooler, with temperatures of nine to ten or 11 celsius. as we head on in towards the weekend, we maintain an unsettled theme, quite blustery, strong south—westerly winds. again, fairly mild across england and wales. turning a bit cooler, though, for scotland and northern ireland. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: the us calls on europe to do more to support ukraine in its conflict with russia over the crimean peninsula. votes are being counted in mississippi's special election, where republicans hope to extend their majority in the senate. a sharp increase in migrant boats crossing the channel to the uk. ministers say the traffic is being organised by criminal gangs. we track down some of those responsible. a boat, it will cost you £3000 to £4000. i am taking three people with me. they pay in cash. we get the boat, and off we go.