wind which is still stro of the north sea on to some fl showers of the north sea on to some eastern coastslding across the uk, light winds, hardly a breath of wind, clear skies, the blue on the chart shows frost developing in towns and cities, although rural areas will have widespread grass frost at the least, perhaps an air frost widespread grass frost at the least, perhaps an airfrost in widespread grass frost at the least, perhaps an air frost in places. colder start, more widely on monday, a sunny start for most, those showers in the morning should fade from the coast of lincolnshire, norfolk and suffolk, instead weak whether funds increasing into northern ireland and scotland, where there may be a little rain towards there may be a little rain towards the north and north—west. temperatures are still only 8 degrees or so through the central belt and to aberdeen, not much warmer in northern england and the midlands, cloud coming in the afternoon after co—starred will limit the temperature rise around 9 degrees, sunnier skies towards the south and if you are lucky temperatures 12 degrees

, drying off in north wales northwest england, the odd shower clipping parts of norfolk and perhaps suffolk but the bulk of the showers and strong winds out at seats of sunshine. should stay sunny for most of the day across england and wales perhaps eastern scotland, cloud increasing mostly high byte towards the north—west and northern ireland and north—western scotla nd northern ireland and north—western scotland it's going to be lowering and maybe later in the day the first signs of lorraine but otherwise a dry day, chilly day after the cold start temperatures drop— 15, the following night won't be as cold because the crowd and rain the weather fronts taking its size the winds will be strengthening blustery day on saturday and cloudy, the main rain probably not amounting to much away from the hills, sinking southward quite cloudy behind it, best of the sunshine in eastern scotla nd best of the sunshine in eastern scotland and north—east england. still temperatures about 1k degrees, the best we will manage 17 in the south—east. the winds is not a strong on sunday but generally westerly flow, captures about where they should be. quite cloudy wee

. system hanging around in the north sea. est england. a few showers heading to south wales, but many is dry and brighter. it will feel cooler tomorrow with temperatures around 11-14. tomorrow with temperatures around 11—14. from an explosive cyclone genesis in the atlantic, a dying system in the north sea tomorrow, it is the the life of brian. . i had to do it! . cyclone genesis? this is what we are seeing comic it is good for it to happen out me atlantic, you don't want it to happen over the british isles. that's what happens when these low—pressure systems deepen rapidly, thankfully that happened in the atlantic and it is weakening out as it moves across the british isles. be aware potentially dangerous conditions on the coast, but we have dodged the worst of what could have been. we have dodged cyclone genesis. i love these terms. wales applying for the city of culture in 2021. if it is awarded the accolade. it is still facing stiff competition from paisley,. we we re stiff competition from paisley,. we were in swansea to

there is rain dying away across the north sea. brisk winds for the first pa rt north sea. s from the north—west across the midlands and south—east england for a time on sunday morning, before clearing up. what follows is a mixture of sunshine and showers. the majority of showers in the west, fewer mbes. but it will feel cooler and fresher with the breeze. temperatures down at 11 to 1a degrees. a change in the wind direction into monday. low cloud and hill fog patches as this weather front hill fog patches as this weather fro nt m oves hill fog patches as this weather front moves slowly eastwards. the rain will be heavy for are across north—east scotland. but through the afternoon, it will brighten up and it turns milder. temperatures between 12 and 17 celsius. a sign that the temperatures are getting up a little higher. on tuesday, cloud around. probably some bursts of rain across southern counties. sunny spells for eastern scotland, north—eastern parts of england, and those temperatures will continue to rise. highs will be about 80 celsius across southern england on tuesda

northern england, the winds will pick up on the southern flank of storm brian as it moves out into the north seas of wet weather moving around it, wet at times tonight, a lot of rain feeding into north—west england and into sunday morning. 8—11d. a wet start for some of this in north wales, a bit of rain may move into the midlands and east anglia through the morning, but the trend through the

there is brian, working to the north sea, where it —— there is brian, working to the north sea, wherenday afternoon will be a mixture of sunshine and showers. the majority of the showers and western areas of the uk. dry weather across the east. north—westerly winds bringing call and fresher air. dry weather across the east. north—westerly winds bringing call and fresher air. temperatures a bit down on those of yesterday. highs between 11 and 14 degrees. through sunday night, the next weather systems coming through bringing some rain. averages rising in the south—west. 12 degrees as a low down towards south—west england. cooler conditions for a time across scotland a north—east england. monday, this strip of rain will continue to push a lot of cloud and outbreaks for rent for many. heavy rain for northern scotland at some times. the sky is working to northern ireland and scotland as we go through monday afternoon. it gets milder, with temperatures of 70 degrees across some areas monday afternoon. that is a sign of things to come. on tuesday, this trailing weather front comes through th

south and west, week whether front, band of the north sea.nd of well the north sea. south and west, week whether front, band of well broken cloud, old error not arriving into the extreme south—west. we will see temperatures peaking around 14, 15 degrees, elsewhere, top temperature of five to 9 degrees in the far north. feeling chilly, particularly on exposed coasts. as we go through the overnight story, high—pressure stays with us, wind will fall light. temperatures falling away quite sharply through the night, and we will see frost in the morning. widespread frost is likely across the country, as temperatures in rural areas just the country, as temperatures in rural areasjust dipped the country, as temperatures in rural areas just dipped low enough to go below freezing with a touch of light frost. not a hard frost but hopefully a beautiful scene to wake up hopefully a beautiful scene to wake up with first thing sunday morning. some sunshine coming through. dry start to the new working week, eventually, south—westerly wind will return, introd

heading through the night time, the low pressure works out into the north sea and we‘ll see showers orvernight. still quite a blowy night. 9—10 degrees, something like that. for sunday, as brian works out into the north sea, over the coming days it will die. so that‘s the life of brian and looking on the bright side of life on sunday there will be fewer showers. the winds turning lighter. but coming in from a north—westerly direction, so it‘s a cooler direction. temperature wise, between 10—14 degrees. but with fewer showers, you have a better chance of dodging the downpours and having drier spells of weather. the north—westerly winds are shortly. by monday, most winds back to the south—west, with the exception of the far north of scotland. south—westerly winds dragging in mild air. temperatures up to 16—17 degrees. that mild theme stays with us for the week ahead. the best of any sunny spells in north—eastern areas initially. that‘s your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is ben bland. our top stories: brazilian police

overnight, the brisk winds extending down the north sea could bring some isolated showers but this shouldlive near to these coastal areas. inland it is a different story. the clear skies and light winds allowing temperatures to plummet. 0ne light winds allowing temperatures to plummet. one of the coldest nights we have seen this autumn. temperatures could get down to minus two in northern england and pockets of frost even across part of the south. monday, high pressure is with us, monday starts off on a glorious but chilly note. there will be more cloud moving in late in the day across the north west of scotland but the threat of outbreaks of rain here, not amounting to too much. temperatures, eight to 12 degrees. it is cooler than normal for this time of year but the cool weather isn't going to stay much longer. another cold night, potentially with a touch of frost but as high—pressure moves southwards the tuesday, we get more of a south—westerly wind influencing the weather and that will bring milder conditions for most areas as we get into tuesday. turning mild, often quite a bit of cl

heading through the night time, the low pressure works out into the north sea and we have showers or ill blowy. 9—10 degrees. for sunday, as brian works out into the north sea over the coming days it will die. so that's the life of brian and looking on the bright side of life on sunday there will be fewer showers. the winds turning lighter. coming in from a north—westerly direction. it is cooler. temperature wise, between 10—14 degrees. what with fewer showers you have a better chance of getting away with lengthy and drier spells of weather. the north—westerly winds are shortly. by monday, most winds back to the south—west, with the exception of the far north of scotland. south—westerly winds dragging in mild air. temperatures up to 16—17 degrees. that mild theme stays with us. the best sunny spells in north—eastern areas initially. that's your weather. hello. this is bbc news. i'm kasia madera. our top stories: suicide attacks on two mosques in afghanistan have killed nearly 60 worshippers. brazilian police arrest more than 100 people, in the biggest operation ever against paedophile

. 0n begin as it moves across the united kingdom to the north sea.g to be as windy. not as wet. the mixture of sunshine and shower. still some showers for west of scotland, temperatures could be lower, 12—13. more rain to come from the atlantic as we move to the early part of next week. keeping those westerly winds. mild atlantic. it is not going to be as windy as this weekend, but cloud, rain from time to time. the best of the sunshine, across northern part of the uk. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... inching towards the second phase of brexit talks — eu leaders give the green light to trade talks — amongst themselves. i am ambitious and positive for britain's future and for these negotiations, but i know we still have some way to go. my impression is that the reports of the deadlock between the eu and the uk have been exaggerated. called out — the mobile phone companies still charging — after you've paid for your handset. still a class apart — the research which reveals four—fifths of 0xbridge students had par

maybe southern scotla nd northern in that, maybe southern scotland as storm brian moves out into the north seal the time. the second part of the weekend tomorrow. north—west england, south east scotland, very wet in the morning, a gradual improvement through the day. a band of showers moving through south—west england. many of us will be turning drier and brighter with the wind easing a touch. it will be cooler tomorrow, 11-14d. touch. it will be cooler tomorrow, 11—1lid. storm brian still sitting out in the north sea tomorrow, but weakening considerably. it's one of the most emotive and divisive issues the church of england has faced in recent times and now the issue of services of blessing in church for same sex couples will be debated. if they're agreed by the church's ruling general synod, the service could be held after a couple has married in a secular ceremony, or formed a civil partnership. we spoke to the director of the conservative evangelical group reform earlier. jesus' teaching is really clear about our marriage and sexual relationships. he calls us to live in relationships that

north wales. and the gusts were around 40 mph to 50 mph. irish seaines, maybe one or two stronger gusts. temperatures 9—11 degrees first thing. so there is brian, working to the north sea, where it's going to continue to weaken and die during sunday. nevertheless, we'll get this area of rain extending from north—west england across the midlands for a time, and heading into east anglia and south—east england, before clearing out of the way. what follows through sunday afternoon will be a mixture of sunshine and showers. the majority of the showers across western areas of the uk, dry weather across the east. north—westerly winds, though, bringing cooler and fresher air, so temperatures a bit down on those of yesterday, highs between 11 and 14 degrees. now, through sunday night, we'll see the next weather system approach, bringing rain to northern ireland, wales, south—west england. there'll be some low cloud around, some mist and hill fog patches developing. and the temperatures will be rising towards the south—west. 12 degrees or so as a low down towa

north wales. and the gusts were around a0 mph to 50 mph. irish seatures 9—11 degrees first thing. so there is brian, working to the north sea, where it's going to continue to weaken and die during sunday. nevertheless, we'll get this area of rain extending from north—west england across the midlands for a time, and heading into east anglia and south—east england, before clearing out of the way. what follows through sunday afternoon will be a mixture of sunshine and showers. the majority of the showers across western areas of the uk, dry weather across the east. north—westerly winds, though, bringing cooler and fresher air, so temperatures a bit down on those of yesterday, highs between 11 and 1a degrees. now, through sunday night, we'll see the next weather system approach, bringing rain to northern ireland, wales, south—west england. there'll be some low cloud around, some mist and hill fog patches developing. and the temperatures will be rising towards the south—west. 12 degrees or so as a low down towards south—west england. cooler conditions for

northern england, the winds will pick up on the southern flank of storm brian as it moves out into the north seafeeding into north—west england and into sunday morning. 8—11d. a wet start for some of this in north wales, a bit of rain may move into the midlands and east anglia through the morning, but the trend through the afternoon is drier and brighter. although it is still a blustery day, the winds will ease, but from the west or north west and it will feel a bit cooler. 0n west or north west and it will feel a bit cooler. on monday, lighter winds, another weather system taking some outbreaks of rain, southern pa rt some outbreaks of rain, southern part of the uk are turning milder. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11. the spanish government convenes a special cabinet meeting to begin imposing central control over the region of catalonia. iam i am live in barcelona in the next few hours hundreds of thousands of demonstrators are due to take to the streets protesting against direct rule from madrid. experts have been called in to deal with a chemical incident at the sellafield nuclear site i

a cozy fisherman's cottage with all the conveniences you could wish for right on scotland's north sea coast. if you've ever wanted to have your own garden but lack the space or skill the no worries your garden dream and now is only one click away well at least here in germany would be gardeners can now go online to the plot and pick out the fruits and vegetables he or she would like to grow on the ground a real gartner takes that information and turns it into reality. many city dwellers can only dream of eating fresh produce from their own gardens not so much o. and her son they live in the big city but grow veggies in the country. at first glance it may look like a computer game but this is a real garden planted with real flowers and real vegetables. and the garden is a long way away in saxony and home but what's special about it is that i can cultivate and care for the garden online from anywhere and once they have been harvested i can pick them up in berlin and take them home. with the holes in. the idea for the project came from. berlin he and his team are cultivating a garden one

the centre of brian crossed northern england during saturday night and headed out into the north sea,owers, though, showing up on the radar picture. we do have some strong winds around the coastline of wales and south—west england, yesterday. the forecast was for gusts up to 70 mph, which wasn't far off the mark. inland, the forecasts were gusts to around a0 mph or 50 mph. and again, we had those kind of values across many inland areas. it was a kind of typical autumnal windy day, wasn't it? now, those strong winds are still with us for the early risers, for the first part of the morning. outbreaks of rain across western scotland, north—west england, the north—west midlands, north wales. and the gusts were around a0 mph to 50 mph, irish sea coasts and the tops of the pennines, maybe one or two stronger gusts. temperatures 9—11 degrees first thing. so there is brian, working to the north sea, where it's going to continue to weaken and die during sunday. nevertheless, we'll get this area of rain extending from north—west england across the midlands for a time, and heading into east angl

the centre of brian crossed northern england during saturday night and headed out into the north sea,showing up on the radar picture. we do have some strong winds around the coastline of wales and south—west england, yesterday. the forecast was for gusts up to 70 mph, which wasn't far off the mark. inland, the forecasts were gusts to around a0 or 50 mph. and again, we had those kinds of values across many inland areas. it was kind of a typical autumnal windy day, wasn't it? now, those strong winds are still with us, for the early risers, for the first part of the morning. outbreaks of rain across western scotland, north—west england, the north—west midlands, north wales. and the gusts were around a0 to 50 mph, irish sea coasts and the tops of the pennines, maybe one or two stronger gusts. temperatures 9—11 degrees first thing. so there is brian, working to the north sea, where it's going to continue to weaken and die during sunday. nevertheless, we'll get this area of rain extending from north—west england across the midlands for a time, and heading into east anglia and south—east eng

heading through the night time, the low pressure works out into the north sea and we'll see showers ornd overnight. still quite a blowy night. 9—10 degrees, something like that. for sunday, as brian works out into the north sea, over the coming days it will die. so that's the life of brian and looking on the bright side of life on sunday there will be fewer showers. the winds turning lighter. but coming in from a north—westerly direction, so it's a cooler direction. temperature wise, between 10—14 degrees. but with fewer showers, you have a better chance of dodging the downpours and having drier spells of weather. the north—westerly winds are shortly. by monday, most winds back to the south—west, with the exception of the far north of scotland. south—westerly winds dragging in mild air. temperatures up to 16—17 degrees. that mild theme stays with us for the week ahead. the best of any sunny spells in north—eastern areas initially. that's your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: the spanish cabinet is preparing to remove powers from devolved institutions in catalonia after people

the winds have been busting about 30 miles an hour making it feel chilly here and also down the north seat, the brisk winds extending down the north sea can bring some isolated showers, but they should keep any frost at bay if you near live near to the coastal areas. inland, temperatures will plummet. 0ne inland, temperatures will plummet. one of the coldest inland, temperatures will plummet. one this e coldest inland, temperatures will plummet. one this autumn. temperatures could seen this autumn. temperatures could get down to minus two in scotland and northern england and pockets of frost cross paths of the south. we will see the week weather fronts moving into the far north—west later in the day. but the most, monday start off on a glorious, if not chilly note. there will be more cloud moving in late in the day across western scotland with the threat of outbreaks of rain here, probably not amounting to too much. eight to 12 degrees. cooler than normalfor eight to 12 degrees. cooler than normal for this eight to 12 degrees. cooler than normalfor this time of eight to 12 degrees. cooler

heading through the night time, the low pressure works out into the north sea and we'll see showers orest england overnight. still quite a blowy night. 9—10 degrees, something like that. for sunday, as brian works out into the north sea, over the coming days it will die. so that's the life of brian and looking on the bright side of life on sunday there will be fewer showers. the winds turning lighter. but coming in from a north—westerly direction, so it's a cooler direction. temperature wise, between 10—14 degrees. but with fewer showers, you have a better chance of dodging the downpours and having drier spells of weather. the north—westerly winds are shortly. by monday, most winds back to the south—west, with the exception of the far north of scotland. south—westerly winds dragging in mild air. temperatures up to 16—17 degrees. that mild theme stays with us for the week ahead. the best of any sunny spells in north—eastern areas initially. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is ben bland. our top stories: braz

another big blow to the north sea.riving the weather for the week ahead. nothing like the strong winds we have had in the last week but it will be feeding weather fronts our way and that is the first thing today, gloomy prospects with fabrics of rain in the west, clearer skies in the east, quite chilly start first thing but the cloud will soon start to move in and the breeze will pick up and will make temperatures have a great beginning of scotland, and northern ireland the brightness will quickly follow. family to get the day under way across wales and the day under way across wales and the midlands and the south—west. andreas stratford east anglia and the south—east but give it a couple of hours and you will see the rain moving through pretty quickly. murky across the hills and a lot of low cloud first thing. northern ireland does very nicely through the morning and by the time we get the afternoon we see brighter skies sweeping across scotland, into northern england, wales and the midlands. southern and eastern coun

that showers down the north sea coast. 7—14d. for the potential for a frosty start on monday morning. the spanish government has taken charge of catalonia's administration, a day after the region's parliament declared independence from spain. the region's leaders have been sacked, its parliament has been dissolved and regional elections have been called for december. the environment secretary michael gove has apologised unreservedly for an on—airjoke he made on bbc radio 4's today programme about disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. it comes on the day that the labour leaderjeremy corbyn will warn that a culture which tolerates the abuse of women is thriving at westminster. the humanitarian crisis affecting almost 400,000 syrians in an eastern suburb of damascus has been described as an ‘outrage‘ by the united nations. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show, i'm in the far north of sweden to visit a city on the move, literally, in one of the world's biggest ever urban transformations. well

north wales. and the gusts were around a0 mph to 50 mph. irish seaemperatures 9—11 degrees first thing. so there is brian, working out into the north sea, where it's going to continue to weaken and die during sunday. nevertheless, we'll get this area of rain extending from north—west england across the midlands for a time, and heading into east anglia and south—east england, before clearing out of the way. what follows through sunday afternoon will be a mixture of sunshine and showers. the majority of the showers across western areas of the uk, dry weather across the east. north—westerly winds, though, bringing cooler and fresher air, so temperatures a bit down on those of yesterday, highs between 11 and 1a degrees. now, through sunday night, we'll see the next weather system approach, bringing rain to northern ireland, wales, south—west england. there'll be some low cloud around, some mist and hill fog patches developing. and the temperatures will be rising towards the south—west. 12 degrees or so as a low down towards south—west england. cooler con

the re m na nts of the north sea and eventually the remnants of that into norway. around the pennines, the lowlands of scotland. we could get us of up to 70 mph. this is the scene around five a.m.. to the south, at different story, winds are much, much lighter. through the morning, very quickly the winds will ease. for most of us, in terms of the weather over role, not a bad day. certainly by the time we get to the afternoon, just a scattering of showers here and there. wales and the medline is getting hazy sunshine. east anglia and the south—east still have some weather. —— midlands. some of us mid week will have some rain, from wales to northern england to the north—west. to the south, maybe just a couple of showers. be prepared for a couple of showers. be prepared for a wet day in the north of the country on wednesday. still mild in the south. the summary stormy start on tuesday and then quieter mid week —— summery. then it could turn stormy again. a reminder of some spectacular orange skies we have seen across the uk thanks to hurricane 0phelia roaring up some

driving colder air into scotla nd kicking, driving colder air into scotland and running down across north seas reflected in the temperatures, there should be some sunshine but feeling cold with the wind, moving south and west, a little milder with a lot of cloud around, the exception being on monday. you are watching beyond 100 days. the epidemic killing more than 100 people a day in the united states. this is our president trump outlines what the government will do to address america's opi crisis. it doesn't discriminate by race or class, millions are addicted. brooke symonds was just 19 when she overdosed, now herfather symonds was just 19 when she overdosed, now her father is reaching out to others. —— america's opiate crisis. nobody wanted to say that they had an addiction in the family. but now people are talking because it can happen to anybody. president trump is due to speak any moment from the white house on the subject, we will take you there when he does. a defiant catalan leadership continues the bid for leadership. the central government prepares to ta ke the central government p

heading through the night time, the low pressure works out into the north sea and we have showers or rnight. still blow we. 9— 10 degrees. for sunday, as brian works out into the north sea over the coming days it will die. that's the life of brian and on the bright side of life on sunday there will be fewer showers. the winds turning lighter. coming in from a north—westerly direction. it is cooler. the richer wife, between 10- 1a is cooler. the richer wife, between 10— 1a degrees. what with fewer showers you have a better chance of getting away with lengthy and drier spells of weather. the north—westerly winds are shortly. i monday most winds back to the south—west, with the exception of the far north of scotland. south—westerly winds dragging in mild air. temperatures up to 70 degrees. that mild dean stays with us. “— degrees. that mild dean stays with us. —— mild theme. that's your weather. hello, this is bbc news. the main headlines. afghan officials say nearly 60 people have been killed in two separate suicide attacks on mosques. in the first, the bomber entered a shia mosque in k

uncertainty about that as it goes into the north sea. ks like the low will be dominating in the north and the high in the south, but it looks like the more typical north and west south and east split, northern and western areas more likely to see rain, further south and east, dry and brighter. possibly the return of overnight fog. the suffering of the rohingya children as thousands flee myanmar only to face new dangers. 12,000 are crossing in to bangladesh every week — many succumbing to disease and hunger. i'm surrounded by babies, children under the age of two months, and they're all fighting for their lives. they're all severely, acutely malnourished. tears come to my eyes sometimes. it's dreadful. you just do what you can do you know. we've a special report from the border of bangladesh as ten thousand people pour in from myanmar just today , the majority children. also tonight. don't read my lips — but eu leaders are still pushing theresa may for concessions before brexit trade talks can start. a big rise in crime in england and wale

the centre of brian moving out into the north sea, were it will weaken through the course of the day.england, yesterday. the forecast was for gusts up to 70 mph, not far off the mark. inland, they got to a0 or 50 miles an hour. those kinds of values in many inland areas. it was a typical autumnal day. strong winds still with us for the early rises for the first part of the morning. 0utbreaks the early rises for the first part of the morning. outbreaks of red across western scotland, north—west england, north wales. the gusts around a0 to 50 miles an hour. maybe one or two slowly stronger gusts. temperatures 9— 11 degrees bursting. there is brian, working to the north sea, were it will continue to weaken and die. —— 11 degrees first thing. —— where it will continue. what follows through sunday afternoon will be a measurejohnson change hours. the majority of the showers and western areas of the uk. dry weather across the east. north—westerly winds bringing call and fresher air. temperatures of the uk. dry weather across the east. north—westerly winds bringing call and fresher air. cambr

by mid—morning, it was heading out into the north sea. of england, people were waking up to entirely new landscapes. reporter: the advice this morning very much one of taking great care. do not attempt to travel into work. then it hit london and the south east. the worst of the storm tracked through essex and norfolk. by mid—morning, it was heading out into the north sea. across much of the south and east of england, in swanage, the field trip survivors were sifting through what was left of the caravans for their belongings. music: cruel summer by bananarama myjourney took me on the easterly route of the storm. an easy trip now, but almost unthinkable 30 years ago. 15 million trees were uprooted overnight. and the south was at a standstill. # it's a cruel... # cruel... # cruel summer... next stop is wakehurst in west sussex. a country estate now home to the millennium seed bank. dave has lived and worked here all his life. he woke up to a scene of devastation. how many trees did you think you lost? roughly 20,000. 20,000? the garden out t

north wales. and the gusts were around 40 mph to 50 mph. irish sea, maybe one or two slightly stronger gusts. temperatures 9—ii degrees first thing. so there is brian, working out into the north sea, where it's going to continue to weaken and die during sunday. nevertheless, we'll get this area of rain extending from north—west england across the midlands for a time, and heading into east anglia and south—east england, before clearing out of the way. what follows through sunday afternoon will be a mixture of sunshine and showers. the majority of the showers across western areas of the uk, dry weather across the east. north—westerly winds, though, bringing cooler and fresher air, so temperatures a bit down on those of yesterday, highs between 11 and 14 degrees. now, through sunday night, we'll see the next weather system approach, bringing rain to northern ireland, wales, south—west england. there'll be some low cloud around, some mist and hill fog patches developing. and the temperatures will be rising towards the south—west. 12 degrees or so as a lo

linking the countries around the north sea in the baltic and providing them with greater energy security and enabling power when there is too much offshore window wind in one country to be transported easily to another an alternative grid would be in the mediterranean to bring power from north africa into southern europe or when there's too much send to ship it back the other way i think that the transformative issue of this century is going to be decentralized for many of the people and you're right that a billion of our fellow citizens live without a light and therefore we need to find a way of doing delivering this in a way that doesn't exacerbate climate change we can't just simply turn round and say look we've had one hundred fifty years of great growth and we want to stop grace in countries which haven't seen those benefits we have to give them the opportunity to grow and to prosper as well and saner i think that in many communities particularly in africa you can have it on a very small scale basis and it doesn't just bring the electric light it means then you have educati

a cozy fisherman's cottage with all the conveniences you could wish for right on scotland's north sea coast. if you've ever wanted to have your own garden but lack the space or skill the no worries your garden dream and now is only one click away well at least here in germany would be gardeners can now go online to the plot and pick out the fruits and vegetables he or she would like to grow on the ground a real gartner takes that information and turns it into reality. many city dwellers can only dream of eating fresh produce from their own gardens not so much o. and her son they live in the big city but grow veggies in the country. at first glance it may look like a computer game but this is a real garden planted with real flowers and real vegetables. and our garden is a long way away in saxony and home but what's special about it is that i can cultivate and care for the garden online from anywhere and once they have been harvested i can pick them up in berlin and take them home. with the holes in. the idea for the project came from. berlin he and his team are cultivating a garden one

so poly up on the low countries shores the shores of the netherlands for example is the north sea itself not a good prospects a very windy day but not as strong as yesterday still was showers in the flow heavy rain for the southeast of india to the west of it all is still looking pretty good in spain at twenty nine degrees but powers has become rather cooler breezier as well fifteen in paris is an example there not much changes except a renewal of rain and probably a change in wind direction the following day saturday but by this time traces rather better on the heavy rain and that cold front has moved down to remain here to bulgaria and probably north and greece in fact that's a big change with time should book rest with thirteen degrees now all this maybe takes away some of the strength of the storms that recently issued and sells into their wandering across towards greece tiber they'll soon be wiped out but the winds will pick up. the weather sponsored by cattle race. is it when they're on line we were in hurricane winds full almost like thirty six hours these are the things th

comparison to what we have seen this week and the favoured spots that, across the far north and north sea the south and west seeing 14 degrees the south and west seeing 14 degrees the hype, further north and east, quite bitter. take care. you are watching beyond 100 days. is donald trump and a loved fest or a hate spat? they have denounced the president, he's boasts a standing ovations. the latest to speak out says he can no longer be complicit in the president's bad behaviour.|j in the president's bad behaviour.” have children and grandchildren to a nswer to have children and grandchildren to answer to and so, mr president, i will not be complicit or silent. the washington post says hillary clinton's campaign funded the dossier about donald trump's ties to russia. and a european parliament debate on sexual violence against women ends up highlighting harassment in the institution itself. also on the

pressure building briefly from the south—west pushing away the strong cold wind we had today in the north seae we are seeing most of the showers. one or two on the north—westerly breeze, the isle of man and north wales but they are fading away. clear skies, wind dropping. if you're in the countryside, quite chilly, maybe a touch of frost. a cold start first thing on friday but the wind won't be as strong and they locked —— and a lot of sunshine. some showers in the northern isles, perhaps touching aberdeen, but they are a dying breed. the odd shower clipping the coast of norfolk and suffolk. otherwise lighter wind, lots of sunshine and temperatures rising fairly quickly and a nice day coming. not the cold wind we had today but lots of sunshine around. in the north—west we'll see cloud increasing and invading the guys across northern ireland into scotla nd across northern ireland into scotland and perhaps some high cloud working over the irish sea working towards england and wales, temperatures 15 degrees. heading into the weekend things are going to change because the high pressure will be sq

not freezing cold but the winds strengthen around the north sea coasts and feeling chilly in the northres by dare in single figures. showers around as well. a little to the south, the weather just around as well. a little to the south, the weatherjust a little bit better. the temperatures a tad higher, 14 celsius in cardiff and london. the weather is staying settled into monday, beyond that, the weather fronts are waiting. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: the couple from birmingham found guilty of preparing acts of terrorism — the wife had urged the husband to kill people for her. in barcelona, supporters of independence demand immediate elections, but their hopes are dashed by the catalan president. a sharp fall in demand for new cars in the uk leads to a slump in car production. and on newsnight, is it possible we will be taking on holidays in saudi arabia before long? it sounds far—fetched but it's actually the vision of the saudi crown prince. he is keen for change but we will

the favoured spots for that the far north and north sea facing coasts. 11 to 14 north and north sea facing 11 to 1a celsius the high, further east is feeling cold. and on the strength of the wind, it is better. take care. this is beyond 100 days, with me katty kay in washington — christian fraser's in london. our top stories: president trump calls his meeting with republican senators a "love fest" but that hasn't calmed his feud with two in the room. one republican congressman told us that some are ready for it to stop. ifi if i think it's not helpful for our party to have this kind of big food fight in front of everybody. research funded hillary clinton's campaign resulted on the dossier on donald trump. that's according to a new report which works to connect the dots. coming up in the next half hour: what the hashtag "me too" tells us about sexual harassment in the european parliament. we're live in strasbourg to find out. wagering on the world series. the governors of texas and california are putting their hometown beverages on the line. let us know your thoughts by using the hashtag #b

the centre of storm brian pushes into the north sea through the night into sunday, the strongest windsern england, south—west scotland, the north midlands, gales to start sunday, but generally easing down. showers becoming less abundant through the day, mainly across western coasts and hills, quite a few of you will finish sunday afternoon with dry and sunny spells, but feeling fresh, only 10—14 degrees. into monday, light winds, brightness in eastern areas, how it breaks of rain spreading from the west, dampness and grazed conditions across southern areas during monday afternoon, temperatures around 14—16 degrees. half term for many of you, things staying on the mild side, but rain at times, sunniest in the north east. a note of cautious optimism from eu leaders meeting in brussels — they say not enough progress has been made for trade talks — but agree to begin planning for them. i am ambitious and positive for britain's future and for these negotiations, but i know we still have some way to go. my impression is that the reports of the deadlock between the eu and the uk have been exa

so first thing this morning we‘ve got showers down this north sea coast line.ties, the channel islands, the isle of website, a lot of dry weather with sunshine and the same can be said for wales with highs of 11 celsius in aberystwyth. through this evening and overnight we have a weather front producing rain across scotland moving out of northern ireland and into northern england. the heaviest rain will be in the west highlands and the cloud will come in with that across england and wales. so, before that happens, it‘s going to be cold in the south east. possibly cold enough foran the south east. possibly cold enough for an early frost before that cloud cover co m es for an early frost before that cloud cover comes in. and that means tomorrow morning it‘s quite a cloudy start. again, with the rain across northern areas. still heavy across the west highlands. tomorrow, anywhere from wales, northwards, onwindward facing coasts we are likely to see lower cloud and drizzle as well. murkier conditions, at the temperatures, but look at the temperatures, remember toda