a few showers in scotla nd north wales. ying cloudy further southin blustery, but staying cloudy further south in england and wales. by the afternoon, the rain will be in south wales, the midlands, parts of lincolnshire and east anglia. south of that the humid air will stay in place with temperatures around 2a or 25 in some spots, feeling fresher further north but you will have the sunshine to compensate. into the night, our weatherfront sunshine to compensate. into the night, our weather front red sunshine to compensate. into the night, our weatherfront red bulls north a bit once again with outbreaks of rain pushing across many parts —— wriggles. pushing back towards dawn tomorrow. mild in southern areas, cooler further north with cooler skies —— clearer skies. tomorrow our rain band will push into parts of mid— south wales, to the midlands. working its way to the south coast through the morning, that will sweep away some of the mild airweave got. it means for the vast majority, sunshine around tomorrow —— mild air we've go

it will turn wet in scotla nd and north wales.thern ireland as we go through the afternoon. top temperatures around 15 celsius or so, looking through the rest of the week ahead it is often going to be pretty cloudy. there will be rain at times, especially across the north and west, and staying quite breezy as well. mild for tuesday, temperatures could reach 20 degrees. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: lack of equipment hinders the search for survivors in indonesia, after the earthquake and tsunami that left more than 800 people dead. as aid supplies trickle in, many desperate residents resort to looting.

the split fortunes continue into tomorrow, a bit of klavan north wales, north—west england, northern, some spots of rain, it should cheer up a little bit here through the day cost of north—west scotla nd through the day cost of north—west scotland continuing to see outbreaks of rain and a strong breeze. east of scotland, some brightness and warmth, 21 degrees in aberdeen and a similar temperature across parts of wales and england. all of us turning cooler and fresh as we had to the weekend. you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump holds back on the fire and fury at the united nations. last year he set the global body's hair on fire with his defiant tone. this year the message was a little more subdued. though his belief in america first is clearly undiminished. there's really not much love from mr trump for the world's global institution. we reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism. even in new york, the president can't escape questions about dramas playing out in washington, casting doubt on the credibility of a second woman accusing brett k

perhaps even into north wales.dry weather. the difference in temperatures in the sunshine. through the evening and overnight you can see how this rain develops more widely in northern ireland, in scotland, pretty heavy rain. quite windy out there as well. some of that will edge of the irish sea. the south—east dry and clear. and across the board it should be quite a warm night on saturday night. the rain should move away from scotland and northern ireland. being replaced by sunshine and showers in the north—west. the rain gets stuck across northern england, wales, not far from the south—west. the east midlands, east anglia, the south—east likely to be warm but towards the north—west of the uk a different story, quite a bit cooler with the show is coming in was the south—east, the temperatures continuing to creep up and up. into the early part of next week, this area of low pressure contains remnants of ex—hurricane helene. it will drive its way quickly northwards up the western side of the uk. uncertainty about the

and overnight tomorrow, we need to focus on two things, the rain which will be heaviest across wales and northches over the hills. and gale force winds will pick up widely across england and wales, gusts of 50—60 mph. the whole lot due to the weather front bringing the rain and an area of low pressure swee ps bringing the rain and an area of low pressure sweeps through the night, the worst should be gone by friday. and any of the warm conditions as well. we will be left with cooler, fresher north—westerly winds, quite a blustery day on friday. quite a few showers getting blown down across scotland, northern ireland, northern england, into north wales. further south, you might well get away with a dry day with sunshine. but temperatures will be lover, near what they should be for the time of year. that's all from the bbc news at six. now on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister arrives in salzburg to present her brexit plan to eu leaders. she said the eu will need to move its position to make brexit a success. bbc news

the amount of rain over the high ground of wales and north—west england come up to four inches of rain gales we expect across england and wales. this is happening because on that weather front bringing rain we are developing low pressure which slows it down and intensifies it particularly over the hills. it also picks up the wind strength in england and wales with those gale force winds likely. everything is then swept away out into the near continent including any remaining warmth and we get cooler and fresh air arriving warmth and we get cooler and fresh airarriving on warmth and we get cooler and fresh air arriving on friday and north—westerly effluent which means some showers come into scotland and northern ireland gone into northern england and wales. further south it might be dry with some sunshine but the temperatures are back to where they should be for this time of the year. turning cooler and fresh on friday heading into the weekend, but said they might start off quite pleasant. some sunshine and for the most pa rt pleasant. some sunshine and for the most part dry but we're n

north of england. we have quite intense rain across england and wales as we move in tomorrow and potentially a deep areah wendy whether into southern and eastern areas. the stronger skuse will be confined to the north and north east and actually it will be a cooler night as the rain finally starts to fade away. just showers remaining across north and west. whilst in the south, it still stays warm and humid. still quite windy with quite a bit of rain around as we head towards the morning rush—hour. a blustery day with showers across the northern half of the uk and thursday but with the most of england and wales, except the south east, there will be a spell of wet weather. the amount of rain that will be in north wales and north of england and then the strength of the winds through the night is quite concerning. goodbye. you're watching beyond 100 days. a crucial 48 hours in austria. eu and uk leaders are meeting in salzburg to try to hash out a brexit deal right now. as he headed into the talks, the austrian chancellor warned that everything should be done to avoid a hard brexit. will christine ford test

chillierfurther north. wales, which is double figures. chillier further north. scotland six or 7 degrees. cool and fresh air pushing down behind this weather front, bringing with it a break so rain and drizzle as it is running southwards. the rain isjust getting drizzle as it is running southwards. the rain is just getting strung drizzle as it is running southwards. the rain isjust getting strung out, narrower and there won't be much rain at all by the time we head towards the rush hour. moving northwards, showers coming into north—western areas of scotland, northern ireland. northern part of the uk are otherwise dry and sunny. this is the band of cloud and rain. you can see how this is the band of cloud and rain. you can see how narrow this is the band of cloud and rain. you can see how narrow that rain is. light rain and drizzle, moving slowly southwards, taking all morning to reach the south—east. more sunshine behind that but showers will blow across scotland and the few thought northern ireland and the few thought northern ireland and north—west england. te

and northern ireland, 50-60 north wales and northern ireland, 50—60 mph so an impact throughout moving south and east across england and wales picking up into showers by the afternoon. a cooler day despite sunny spells as temperatures get up to 14, 16 degrees in the north and 22 in the south east. thursday remains quite blustery with heavy rain. a bit of rain on friday but better chance of some sunny spells. temperatures, down by the end of the week. more like the average for the time of year. that is it for me, goodbye. hello, it's nine o'clock. i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. details of whether a russian businessman who died in mysterious circumstances while out jogging near his mansion in surrey had links with british spies can be kept secret, this programme has learned. an inquest will rule this week on the death — with speculation still rife about what killed him nearly six years ago. i believe that alexandar perepilichnyy was murdered in november of 2012. based on, what evidence do you have for that? well, based on the fact that he was a cooperating witn

north sea. we see another feature run into wales and the south—west of england as we head on into saturday.about. could bring some wet weather to parts of england and wales through the day. meanwhile, low pressure to the north of the country continues to bring showers to much of scotland. so i think saturday, you see that rain spreading its way eastwards, and then into sunday, probably the better day, the drier and the slightly brighter day. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. 0ur headlines today: the men accused of the salisbury novichok attack. the uk aims to turn up the heat on russia at the un security council. the pair are believed to be members of russia's military intelligence. we will be live in moscow with reaction. a truce in the scallop wars, but some british fishermen say it is a victory for the french. a new energy price cap will be announced in the next hour. it is hoped it will cut the bills of millions of customers who don't shop around. the world's largest offshore windfarm officially opens today. it covers an area bigger than the island ofj

, north walesare though, there will be some long spells of sunshine, and maximum temperatures fairly similarto sunshine, and maximum temperatures fairly similar to yesterday, really at about 16—19 degree, perhaps just edging up into the ‘20s across the south—east. tonight, though, with clear spells, again for england and wales, it is going to turn chilly once again, temperatures down into single figures, more cloud and rain spreading into northern ireland, and scotland. and that means temperature hearse probably staying up in double figure, but during friday it will be a wet start to the day for scotland, northern ireland, heavily rain around, that rain will gradually edge south ward into northern england, into north wales, brightening up into the afternoon but to the south, and particularly the south—east, it will remain dry and fine with brighter sunny spells and fine with brighter sunny spells and temperatures once again round about 111—15 degree, feeling cool, up to 19 degrees if the south. int

holyhead in north wales — the uk's second busiest ferry port.is is roll—on roll—off logistics in action — no checks, no delays. when two ferries arrive here one after another, hundreds of lorries and trailers disembark. if you put them all back—to—back, the queue would stretch back for about three miles. the two big brexit issues coincide here on the welsh coast — trade at uk ports and trade across the irish border. a look at the map tells you why holyhead has become so important for trade between britain and ireland. sailing time from here to dublin — just over three hours. compare that to liverpool to belfast — more like eight hours. so about 30% of the freight that arrives here in holyhead starts out in northern ireland, crosses the invisible irish border, and then departs from the port of dublin. a lot of it is fresh produce, time sensitive, so the possible introduction of customs or other checks would pose a big problem. a lot of the goods are perishable goods so it's important they get to the market quickly. any delays when you add the tra

north of scotland. as the niguez on, cloud increasing across northern ireland, wales and north west england. friday 7th september. the airline says it's investigating the breach as a matter of urgency. customer data from 380,000 transactions has been stolen from the website and the mobile app. also in the programme, we'll be getting reaction from asia, as the world waits to see whether he'll reall do it.

perhaps even into north wales.p in the afternoon across northern ireland and into western scotland. elsewhere dry weather. the difference in temperatures in the sunshine. through the evening and overnight you can see how this rain develops more widely in northern ireland, in scotland, pretty heavy rain. quite windy out there as well. some of that will edge of the irish sea. the south—east dry and clear. and across the board it should be quite a warm night on saturday night. the rain should move away from scotland and northern ireland. being replaced by sunshine and showers in the north—west. the rain gets stuck across northern england, wales, not far from the south—west. the east midlands, east anglia, the south—east likely to be warm but towards the north—west of the uk a different story, quite a bit cooler with the show is coming in was the south—east, the temperatures continuing to creep up and up. into the early part of next week, this area of low pressure contains remnants of ex—hurricane helene. it will drive

north sea. we see another feature run into wales and the south—west of england as we head on into saturday.uld bring some wet weather to parts of england and wales through the day. meanwhile, low pressure to the north of the country continues to bring showers to much of scotland. so i think saturday, you see that rain spreading eastwards, and then on sunday, probably the better day, the drier and slightly brighter day. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: a senior aide to donald trump accuses him of "amorality" and reckless decision—making. the president calls the attack "gutless" and "phony". britain names two russian military intelligence officers as suspects in the novichok nerve agent attack, but how could moscow be held to account? a daughter enslaved by the extremist group, the so—called islamic state, is freed, but thousands more yazidis are missing or dead. we report from northern iraq on a community in crisis. to! -- translation: this is where isis killed my people. these loans are evidence

further north, wales and cumbria, tarantula breaks of rain expected, 80 to 100 millimetres, a real threat flooding. but your latest weather. you're watching beyond one hundred days... brett kava naugh goes back to the white house for the second day in a row amid turmoil in his confirmation hearing. thejudge is expected to appear before the senate next week to defend himself against charges of sexual assault. the woman who has accused him has also been asked to appear before thejudiciary committee. the president says there should be a fair process. he's an incredible man, he has an incredible intellect. he will make an incredible supreme courtjustice, but we feel that we want to go through a process, we want to hear both sides. six months before brexit a big new study on immigration says the uk should allow in far more skilled workers. also on the programme..... syrian forces shoot down a russian aircraft killing 15 people, while trying to engage israeli fighterjets.

outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern ireland and that will push into northern england and north waleshe rain turning light and patchy and some of it may feed into the midlands late in the night. showers to the far south—east of england clearing away and a couple of showers reach into north of scotla nd of showers reach into north of scotland later in the night but plenty of clear, dry weather to come with some spots in eastern scotland down to around 5 degrees. quite a bit of sunshine to start tomorrow. showers developing in scotland. summoned to northern ireland, northern england. 0utbreaks summoned to northern ireland, northern england. outbreaks of rain with thicker cloud feed into parts of wales, the midlands and south—west england in the afternoon. light winds, some is showing in east anglia and south east england before the chance of patchy rain later in the chance of patchy rain later in the day. this is where we will see the day. this is where we will see the higher temperature is. scotland and northern ireland, 1a or 15 degrees. you're watching beyond 100 days. britain demand

northern ireland, the north wales and northern ireland today. and northern ireland today. what one showerighlands. the highlands. a rainbow therewith sunshine between the clouds. sunshine between the clouds. in across the country, and that will tend to clear the skies. tend to clear the skies. down the irish sea coasts and also northern areas of scotland. northern areas of scotland. clear skies and light winds, it will be a cold night. be a cold night. to zero in the very coldest locations. locations. glorious one, with party of early morning sunshine. morning sunshine. turn cloudy across the north and west through the afternoon. west through the afternoon. still relatively cool, high is typically between 11—15. typically between 11—15. will turn milder by tuesday as this milder air pushes in the atlantic. milder air pushes in the atlantic. the focus the spots of rain across england and also northern ireland. england and also northern ireland. the colder air we will have across scotland. scotland. just about reached double figures in the warmest areas. the warmest areas. aberdeen and edin

into western scotland through the afternoon, a bit of patchy rain for north—west england and north walesunday, but still, those temperatures up to 21 degrees, just 1a in glasgow. now, as we move out of monday into tuesday, we're going to see some rain moving across northern parts of the uk. and then for tuesday itself, we'll be left with this weather front sitting in place across central parts of the country, bringing some cloud, some outbreaks of rain. could get quite misty and murky around some of those western coasts and hills. but remember that battle between the warm and the cool air? it's this weather front that will divide the two. so across the south—east of the country, still some warm air clinging on at this stage. the, in fact, temperatures might get up to 2a, perhaps 25 degrees. further north and west, some sunshine, blustery showers into western scotland. but a much cooler feel, 15—19 degrees at best. now, by wednesday, this weather front, this dividing line between the warm air and the cool air will still most likely be sitting in place across some central and southern area

push across the whole of scotland, stretching out of the borders into the north of england and north walesl north—south divide across the country. the best of the weather again looks likely to be through central and southern areas and with a light south—westerly flow starting to develop, a degree or so warmer if we keep the sunshine. at the same time, our weather front continues to drift south slowly but surely, out of the north of england into the north midlands, wales and south—west england by the end of the afternoon. behind it, the winds easing a little in scotland, a bright, breezy affair. the same is true for northern ireland, 13—18 degrees the high. in the south—east, we can see 23 overall. things get pretty interesting as we move out of sunday into monday. we have this deep area of low pressure pushing in from the atlantic. this is actually the remnants of ex—hurricane helene. there is still a level uncertainty as to the track that this storm is likely to take but it will bring some pretty heavy rain and some strong to gale force, maybe severe gale force gusts of winds across the n

northern pa rt atlantic, pushing into more northern part of the uk, some of the cloud spilling into north walesh—west of scotland at times. the wind will ease down a bit overnight, but we will keep those atlantic winds bringing cloud in across the north of the uk. a bit of rain, chiefly across scotland, further south dry and clear but quite a range of temperatures, quite a contrast. 0ver the northern parts from north wales northwards, it will be very mild, temperatures not dropping much from today. further south, though, temperatures not dropping much from today. furthersouth, though, quite a bit chilly, probably not quite as cold as last night when the had a frost in quite a view rule areas. high—pressure giving it fine and dry across southern high—pressure giving it fine and dry across southern areas high—pressure giving it fine and dry across southern areas of the uk, further north, this weather front stuck across northern parts of scotland. may start with some cloud and a few spots of rain in the morning, that should move away and brighten up, we may get some watery sunshine across northern

rain from north wales and north—west england.ecomes confined to the north and west of the country. a fine day for most. 21 celsius in eastern scotland. 21 to 22 in east anglia and the south east. more sunshine for england and wales on thursday. rain for scotland and northern ireland, pushing south. behind the cloud, sunshine and showers in the north—west. cooler and fresher air. contrast between north and south. warm in england and wales. 23, possibly 2a in eastern england. coolerfor wales. 23, possibly 2a in eastern england. cooler for scotland. in northern ireland, the band of cloud and cooler, fresher air pushing down towards the whole of the country by friday. high—pressure not far away. should be generally fine and dry at the weekend. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. today at 2. labour says it's likely to vote down any brexit deal based on theresa may's chequers plan and doesn't rule out the option of staying in the eu in any future referendum. it's right that parliament has the first say, but if

looks like the north and extent of the rain will be in the north wales, the rain will be in the northhowers filtering down to parts of northern england and northern ireland. still blustery for a time this morning across the western isles of scotland and the wins strengthening across south—west england. a cool feeling day for all of us, 12—16 is the top temperature, perhaps 18 or 19 for the channel islands. more rain this evening and tonight it will start to ease away but moore arrives in the west later tonight. a few showers feeding across north and west scotland. elsewhere, clear skies and a chilly night for northern ireland, and it is scotland and northern england. temperatures close to freezing. more rain in the same area, southern and central england and south wales. behind it we see pressure building. although we see fairly wet conditions for a time in the morning, it is something dry arrives from the west in the afternoon. brisk northerly winds across scotla nd brisk northerly winds across scotland and northern england but also spells of sunshine. a chilly feel for most of us. 1

getting into the north coast of northern ireland, at the isle of man and the north of england and north walesme and go. most of us will get some decent spells of sunshine throughout the day and cabbages ranging from a cool 10 degrees to ill oi’ ranging from a cool 10 degrees to ill or 15. it would feel too bad out of the breeze and in the sun. that is your weather. this is bbc news i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories: with nearly 400 people known to have died in one city alone, indonesia warns the death toll from friday's earthquake and tsunami could rise to thousands. rescue efforts are under way, but emergency services have not yet reached the quake's epicentre at donggala, home to 300,000 people. china reports a surge in the number of people infected with hiv and aids, up 14% in one year. we travel to eastern russia, and to the home village of one of the men believed to be a suspect in the novichok poisoning in the uk. hello, and welcome to bbc news.

thickening cloud will come in across ireland, going into england and north wales, even into the northengland and wales, but further north we will have clear spells and some showers. temperatures 6—7 celsius. cooler air pushing down across the uk, this weather front will bring the outbreaks of rain and drizzle. as it ru ns outbreaks of rain and drizzle. as it runs south, the weather front wea ke ns runs south, the weather front weakens and the rain will get strung out and get more narrow. there would be much rain at all by the time we head towards rush—hour. living northward, we have showers in northern and western areas of scotland. northern part of the uk start dry and sunny tomorrow. this is where the weather front, the band of cloud and rain is in the morning. we can see how narrow that rain is and so light rain and drizzle. we are moving slowly southwards and it will linger through the us channel. more sunshine will follow behind that but some showers will blow across scotland and a few for northern ireland and northern and western england. in the north, temperatures will be coole

we are looking at the rainfall continuing to bring some flooding issues, particularly across wales and northund and widely across england and wales into thursday night the winds will be strengthening and. this is bbc news. the headlines: it's crunch time for the prime minister as she arrives in salzburg to present her brexit plan to eu leaders. it comes after the european council president donald tusk said the uk's plans for the irish border would need to be reworked. today there's perhaps more hope, but there is surely less and less time. bbc news has learned that a review into maternity errors at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust is now examining more than 100 cases. two people have died as storm ali brings winds of up to 100 miles an hour, with a woman swept to her death in a caravan in ireland and all trains cancelled in scotland. let's get the sport now with sarah mulkerrins. good afternoon. well after the late drama for liverpool and spurs last night, the champions league is all about the two manchester clubs tonight. premier league champions, city begin their campaign without their man

this rain across northern ireland into scotland, it will move south into the north of england and north walesst, so a north—south divide to start tomorrow, against central and southern areas will start off dry with sunny spells and we start this evening with a south—westerly flow but rain will head across northern england into wales and behind that fresher, breezy but the wind easing down with scattered showers. in the south—east we could see 23 degrees in the sunshine. then things start to get tricky in the forecast for the uk, you will need to keep abreast of the weather story next week because this area of low pressure was the remnant of hurricane helly and it will push steadily towards the uk so it will break with wet and windy weather and severe gales, the track of that could change, but also interesting is that it's dragging in this warm, humid, tropical air, so is that it's dragging in this warm, humid, tropicalair, so if is that it's dragging in this warm, humid, tropical air, so if we don't get the rain in the south we could get the rain in the south we could get temperatures in the

through the night across northern and western scotland, a queue for ireland, northwest england and north wales dry but it will be quite a chilly night. temperatures getting down to 6 degrees in aberdeen. 6 degrees or so in belfast and at 1041 then and for cardiff. looking at the weekend weather, it's a weather of two halves. the south will see the threat of cloudy and wet and windy weather. the north will see a mixture of sunshine and showers. so on saturday sunshine and showers to start in scotland, should be a bright start for northern ireland for most of england and wales with morning sunshine before things go downhill on the weather turns claudia. eventually we'll get our brea ks claudia. eventually we'll get our breaks of rain coming into the southern half of wales and the south west midlands and south west england and similar what the weather will be pushing along south east england dates are in the day. 12 to 14 degrees, your top temperatures and then into sunday's forecast. still a bit of uncertainty based on how sharp his trough and is it in the jet stream will be. therefore how far n

wales. here, a murky, misty and muggy night. cooler further northnds of cloud with clear spells and patchy mist. over the next few days this area of low pressure trax northwards across the western side of the uk, notice how those isobars squeezed together. strong wind and rain at times but it will develop a feed of warm air stretching up into southern parts of scotla nd stretching up into southern parts of scotland and northern ireland over the next few days. here is how money shapes up. further outbreaks of rain western scotland, heavier and more persistent as it moves eastwards, affecting parts of northern ireland, it seemed the wind strength in. apart from england and wales, aside from the odd shower, spells of sunshine, a fairly warm day for many, to choose between 19 and 23 celsius. —— temperatures. overnight into monday and tuesday, our area of low pressure, strong and gusty wind, gales along the irish sea and western coast, heavy rain for parts of northern ireland pushing into scotla nd of northern ireland pushing into scotland and some parts

a bit more of a wind across north wales.d, we could see gusts of 50, 60, 65 mph. with that, outbreaks of heavy rain across the western side of scotland, east of scotland getting away with a bit of shower and sunshine. a wet weather piling into west of scotland get stranded in this westerly wind as we go into wednesday so again we will see some persistent rain across the hills and mountains of western scotland, eastern scotland getting away with brightness, northern ireland and england getting away, it will be breezy but another chilly start, another grey day but those temperatures a little bit higher, 20 celsius in london, up to 20 in aberdeen as well so as we move into thursday, the rain becomes confined to the far north of scotland but behind that, we have cooler air to the out of it, thursday is going to be the warmest day of the week. temperatures could rise to around 23 celsius but it won't last. the cooler air will then pushed outwards for all of us on friday. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 11

push across the whole of scotland, stretching out of the borders into the north of england and north wales—south divide across the real north—south divide across the country. best of the weather looking like in central and southern areas, and a light south—westerly flow starting to develop, slightly warmer if we keep the sunshine. the strand continues to move south, into the north midlands, wales and south—west england by the end of the afternoon. behind this weather front, winds easing slightly in scotland, the same in northern ireland, 13 to 18 celsius the high. but in the south—east, we could see 23. things get interesting as we move into monday, with the steep area of low pressure washing in from the atlantic. this is the remnants ofx the atlantic. this is the remnants of x hurricane helene. it will bring some heavy rain and some strong to gale force winds across the northern half of the country. but at the same time, this will feel really odd, tropical air, so that south—westerly flow dragging in some humidity, so if you've not got the cloud, the wind and the rain, it will feel quite

will push across the whole of scotland, stretching out the borders into the north of england and north walese country. the best of the weather looks likely to be across central and southern areas and with a light south—westerly flow starting to develop a degree or warmer. at the same time, the weather front continues to drift its way south. into the north midlands, wales and south—west england by the end of the afternoon. the winds easing behind it in scotland. a bright and breezy affair, the same for northern ireland. in the south—east, we could see 23 overall. things get pretty interesting as we move out of sunday into monday. we have this deep area of low pressure pushing in from the atlantic. this is actually the re m na nts of atlantic. this is actually the remnants of ex—hurricane helene. it will bring some pretty heavy rain and some strong to gale force, may be severe gale force gusts of wind across the northern half of the country whether the same time, it is tropical air. it will drag country whether the same time, it is tropicalair. it will drag in country whether the same time, it

sunday morning starts with a fair amount of cloud stretching from northern england and north wales andpot of rain, mainly dry. sunshine inland in scotland but further heavy blustery showers pushing across on strong winds. —— and for northern ireland. temperatures tomorrow between 10—15. a few degrees lower than today. on monday this area of high pressure is building from the west. more of a northerly wind. chilly start to the day on monday under clear skies. much of the uk mainly dry. sunshine. a few showers from western and eastern coast. later in the day the cloud starts together across north—west scotland with further outbreaks of rain and strengthening wind. a cool day on monday. highs between 10—15. good evening. the business secretary, greg clark has called a security breach that's affected millions of facebook users a "very worrying development". mr clark told the bbc that the information commissioner will be taking steps with facebook to ensure lessons are learnt. the company says 50 million users worldwide were affected, including the founder mark zuckerberg , but the breach h

wales. the best of the sunshine further north but it is not going to feel beautifully warm out there. 13—15dsecond half of the weekend. so that rain heavy. the best of the weather this weekend looks likely to be across scotland, northern england and northern ireland. slowly brightening up through the latter stages of sunday but not feeling very stages of sunday but not feeling very warm stages of sunday but not feeling very warm with it. 14 degrees the highly. this is bbc news. the headlines. theresa may has called on the eu to treat britain with respect, after it rejected her brexit strategy as unworkable. no—one wants a good deal more than me. but the eu should be clear. i will not overturn the result of the referendum, nor will i break up my country. we need serious engagement on resolving the two big problems in the negotiations. two major pharmaceutical companies lose a legal bid to prevent the nhs prescribing a cancer drug to treat a debilitating eye condition. the drug — avastin — could save the nhs £500 million a year. a model has been given a life sentence for murdering a rival in a

perhaps even into north wales.scotland. elsewhere dry weather. the difference in temperatures in the sunshine. through the evening and overnight you can see how this rain develops more widely in northern ireland, in scotland, pretty heavy rain. quite windy out there as well. some of that will edge of the irish sea. the south—east dry and clear. and across the board it should be quite a warm night on saturday night. the rain should move away from scotland and northern ireland. being replaced by sunshine and showers in the north—west. the rain gets stuck across northern england, wales, not far from the south—west. the east midlands, east anglia, the south—east likely to be warm but towards the north—west of the uk a different story, quite a bit cooler with the show is coming in towards the south—east, the temperatures continuing to creep up and up. into the early part of next week, this area of low pressure contains remnants of ex—hurricane helene. it will drive its way quickly northwards up the western side of the u

north of scotland. ahead of those grey skies particularly for southern counties of england and wales.res here could be two or three celsius in more rural spots. another chilling out. tomorrow we start with a band of cloud across northern egeland, the midlands, north wales sinking south and east but it thinks and breaks. a lot of sunshine across northern ireland and scotland and fairly frequent blustery showers. great repeal bill. quite a cool deal. . hello this is bbc news. the headlines... hundreds of pupils have been killed after a powerful earthquake triggered tsunami sending huge waves through an indonesian cd. —— city. facebook resets the accounts of more than 50 million users after a major security breach. the car giant the cargiant —— the car giant —— the toyota said they would be disrupted if britain crashed out of the eu without an deal. a 23—year—old man has died after a car that was being followed by police crashed into a lamp post. the independent office for police conduct is looking into it. people with severe allergies have been told they can use their epipens past their

north wales and northwest england as well as northwest ireland have some cloud and some patchy rain ine in across north and western scotland brought in on a brisk westerly wind. but where you can get some shelter to the eastern side of scotland here, there will be some sunshine. and in that sunshine in aberdeen, we are looking at a top temperature of around 21 degrees. and this is a similar story for hall, for birmingham, for norwich, this temperatures into the low 20s celsius. and then as we go for wednesday night, the rain across western scotland will tend to edge its way for the north for a time. it will then sink its way southeast towards us again as we go through the day on thursday. it is a weakening feature so a band of cloud and patchy rain sinking its way southeast worth across scotland and northern ireland to the southeast of that, some fog patches to start the day. then we see some sunshine and some real work across southern and eastern areas. this is the warmest day of the week with temperatures up to around 23 degrees. but behind this weakening band of cloud and rain, ther

north and west, after a cold start, there will be plenty of sunshine. some early—morning mist and fog to clear. that will soon lift and then for much of england and walesds and very little cloud, even into the afternoon. somewhat different further north and west, more on that injusta further north and west, more on that injust a moment. further north and west, more on that injusta moment. here further north and west, more on that injust a moment. here is a closer look at 4pm on tuesday afternoon. as you can see, lots of sunshine, very little cloud, temperatures generally across england and wales between 15 and i7 celsius, but notice how when the symbols are turning to black, this is indicating the strength of the gusts across northern ireland, western and northern scotland through the afternoon. quite widely 40 to 50 through the afternoon. quite widely a0 to 50 mph with outbreaks of rain pushing their way eastwards. perhaps try out across the far east of scotland, with some sunshine, but still a windy day here and temperatures not much higher than 13 or ia celsius. and it is this area, really, from northern ireland, northern and western scotland, which

sunday morning starts with a fair amount of cloud stretching from northern england and north wales anda cloudy day across england and wales. aside from the odd spot of rain mainly dry. sunshine land in scotland but further heavy blustery showers pushing across on strong winds. temperatures tomorrow between ten and 15. a few degrees lower than today. on monday this area of high pressure is building from the west. more of a northerly wind. chilly start to the day on monday under clear skies. much of the uk mainly dry. sunshine. a few showers from western and eastern coast. later in the day the cloud starts together across north—west scotland with further outbreaks of rain and strengthening wind. a cool day on monday. highs between ten and 15. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm: rescuers in indonesia say hundreds of people have been killed in the tsunami that struck the island of sulawesi. translation: as for the damage of the tsunami, we received a number of reports that many bodies were found along the shoreline. but the numbers are still unknown. theresa may arrives at the conserva

clear skies and sunshine, you can see a scattering of showers from north wales, north england and scotlandare coming from the north or northwest, so coming from the north or northwest, so quite a chilly feel to the weather on sunday with that breeze. temperatures at best between 11—15d. so we have lost the wet weather during the course of sunday evening, and things start to quiet down as the new working week starts. 1—2 showers around sunday night and into monday, but higher pressure starts to build in through monday. to start your new working week, high pressure moves in, it will be quite a sweat oi’ moves in, it will be quite a sweat or wendy as we have seen through the course of the weekend. the next five days, a little bit of rain and fairly breezy. warmer, brighter and dryer through a cell. goodbye for 110w. this is bbc world news. the headlines: a woman who has accused us supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault in the 1980s has agreed to testify before the senate judiciary committee. christine blasey ford will appear next week, but details haven't been finalised. iran

north and west, after a cold start, there will be plenty of sunshine. some early—morning mist and fog to clear. that will soon lift, and then for much of england and walesloud, even into the afternoon. somewhat different further north and west, more on that injust a moment. here's a closer look at a:00pm on tuesday afternoon. as you can see, lots of sunshine, very little cloud, temperatures generally across england and wales between 15 and 17 celsius. but notice how our wind symbols are turning to black. this is indicating the strength of the gusts across northern ireland, western and northern scotland through the afternoon. quite widely a0 to 50 mph, with outbreaks of rain pushing their way eastwards. perhaps dryer across the far east of scotland, with some sunshine, but still a windy day here, and temperatures not much higher than 13 or 1a celsius. and it's this area, really, from northern ireland, northern and western scotland, which will keep further outbreaks of rain and some strong winds into tuesday night and through into wednesday morning. eventually, some of that rain just sinking its way further south and eastwards into the far north of englan

montgomeryvillele elementary, located in north wales is known for instilling in its students the valu of academic success and acceptance and appreciation. they are ultimately culminated in the school's motto, dream big, achieve greatness. last year the school was ranked 48th, best elementary school in the state of pennsylvania. this is no small fete, especially given that pennsylvania contains over 4,000 elementary schools. these noteworthy milestones would not be made possible without the assistance of a dedicated staff and school community. i'm especially grateful for the leadership of the principal who has given montgomery elementary the tool they need to thrive and succeed since he took the helm at the school. we thank montgomery elementary and all they do for our community and wish them continued success in the fuhr. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr. fleischmann, for five minutes. mr. fleischmann: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to reco

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heavy rain working its way into northern ireland, into wales, up into the north and west of scotland.ill see some of the rain moving further north and east, and eventually it will clear away so there will be sunshine as we go through tuesday. some showers moving their way in but it will stay quite breezy into the afternoon. those gusts of wind, but black winged arrows there, still up into the 30s and 40s miles per hour. another one day. temperatures getting into the high teens, even mid—20s, particularly across eastern parts of england. tuesday night into wednesday, another weather system that will push its way in from the atlantic. the isoba rs that will push its way in from the atlantic. the isobars really quite close together. another very windy day. particularly across scotland. gusts of wind up to 70 mph and the north and west of wales, even the south—west of england, those gusts of 50 or 60 mph. with that some sunny spells and showers during wednesday but there could be disruption because of the strong winds throughout the day. quite a warm day, really, with temperatures getting

ireland, replaced by sunshine and quite a few showers in the north—west, but you can see how that rain will get stuck across northern england and waless the north—west of the uk it isa but towards the north—west of the uk it is a different story. quite a bit cooler with those showers coming in towards the south—east, those temperatures continuing to creep up and up. as we head into the early pa rt and up. as we head into the early part of next week, this area of low pressure contains remnants of ex— hurricane helen, and it looks like thatis hurricane helen, and it looks like that is going to drive its way quickly northwards up the western side of the uk. still some uncertainty about the detail. the winds really look like they will be picking up as it sweeps north of us, threatening to bring heavy rain briefly as well. this system has come from a long way south and contains tropical air, which will really be felt in particular across the east and south—east of the uk on monday and tuesday. it will not be quite as warm and the north—west of the uk. some stronger winds and a bit of rain for a while, but towards the south—east, this is w

but for north west wales, northern ireland and north—west scotland, these black arrows are wind gusts5 mph. also quite a lot of rain across the western side of scotland. you can see all the white lines on our chart. the winds will continue to be fairly brisk. particularly the western side of scotland. on high ground in scotla nd of scotland. on high ground in scotland you could see 100 millimetres of rain. we will see some spells of sunshine and light winds. with those winds coming from the south—west, temperatures beginning to climb. similar temperatures to aberdeen in london. by temperatures to aberdeen in london. by thursday the rain mostly confined to the far north of scotland by this stage. we are going to bejoining in some very warm stage. we are going to bejoining in some very warm air on stage. we are going to bejoining in some very warm air on thursday. the warmest day of the week for many. then cooler air returns by the end of the week for all of us. you're watching beyond 100 days. more allegations of sexual abuse against brett kavanaugh but donald trump says he's sticking

something warmerfor england and wales, 21 or 23 degrees. low pressure to the northviding line here, something cooler in scotland and northern ireland. getting warmer across england and wales. we will see that split in temperature and weather as we head into monday and tuesday. cloudy and windy in the north, with outbreaks of rain. the mid—teens celsius further south, a bit warmer. less of a breeze, top temperatures of 23 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines at three: the labour mp chuka umunna has urged leaderjeremy corbyn to "call off the dogs". in a speech, the former frontbencher said centre—left mps like himself were being driven out of the party. my message to our leadership is clear: it is within your power to stop this, so call off the dogs and get on with what my constituency, one of the most diverse communities in the country, demands we do. people being harassed by cold callers will be given powers to stop them in new measures introduced by the government today. russian war planes have launched fresh strikes on the syrian province of idlib, as proteste

that will extend its way down into parts of northern england and north wales.nly dry. a mixture of variable cloud and clear spells. these are the average wind speeds overnight, but gusts will be higher, perhaps touching a0 or 50 miles an hour on irish sea coasts and for the western isles of scotland. but it is a mild night for all of us, temperatures only dropping to between 11—14 celsius. so here is how it's looking through sunday. we have an area of high pressure to the south of the uk, to the north and west, an area of low pressure. these fronts sinking their way south eastwards across the uk. as they run into the area of high pressure, any rain on it will tend to fizzle out, but it's a damp start across parts of scotland, northern england, the midlands and into wales. notice how through the afternoon it just really becomes a band of cloud, with the odd patch of light rain across the midlands, wales and south—west england. for the north and the south of that cloud bands, some spells of sunshine, but quite a breezy day for all of us, although not as strong as

north sea. we see another feature run into wales and the south—west of england as we head on into saturday.bring some wet weather to england and wales through the day. meanwhile, low pressure to the north of the country continues to bring showers to much of scotland. so i think saturday, seeing that rain spreading eastwards, and then on sunday, probably the better day, the drier and slightly brighter day. i'm babita sharma with bbc news. our top story — britain has named two russian intelligence officers as suspects in the novichok nerve agent attack. the british prime minister theresa may says the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter was almost certainly approved by the russian state. thousands of members of the religious minority, the yazidis, are still missing four years after so—called islamic state attacked them in their ancestral home in iraq. and this video is trending on bbc.com. researchers are calling it a "major medical threat", after discovering a new superbug is spreading undetected in hospitals. the bacteria are resistant to all known antibiotics and may b

north sea. we see another feature run into wales and the south—west of england as we head on into saturday. and wales through the day. meanwhile, low pressure to the north of the country continues to bring showers to much of scotland. so i think saturday, you see that rain spreading its way eastwards, and then into sunday, probably the better day, the drier and the slightly brighter day. this is bbc news. the headlines: a senior aide to to donald trump has said members of the administration are working to frustrate parts of his agenda to protect the country from his "worst inclinations". the unnamed official said trump's "amorality" and "impulsiveness" had led to ill—informed and reckless decisions. president trump slammed the critic as "gutless". after talks in pyongyang, south korea's envoy says president moonjae—in will meet kimjong—un in north korea later this month. it will be the first time in more than a decade that a south korean leader has visited the north korean capital. britain has named two russian intelligence officers as suspects in the novichok nerve agent attack. the britis