southwards, it weakens just to this strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—westth of that, some sunshine, temperatures to 16 degrees also in london, so a pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight, we'll keep the clear skies, light winds combination across england and wales. this time, we may well see some mist and fog patches forming through the night as those temperatures fall. areas that could be foggy, well, maybe the somerset levels, through the wash marshes, the salisbury plain as well, could be a few patches elsewhere. so it does mean for some of us that saturday morning could start something like this, and any mist and fog could take a few hours in the morning before it burns away to reveal some sunshine. further north and west, quite a lot of cloud to start off your weekend. outbreaks of rain for the north—west of scotland, where it'll continue to be quite windy. temperature—wise, the temperatures around about 15 or 16 degrees for scotland. 17 for belfast, so mild here. and towards south—east england, highs reaching 18, possibly

southwards, it weakens just to a strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—westuld be an odd spot of rain, but not amounting to much. south of that, some sunshine, temperatures to 16 degrees also in london, so a pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight, we'll keep the clear skies, light winds combination across england and wales. this time, we may well see some mist and fog patches forming through the night as those temperatures fall. areas that could be foggy — well, maybe the somerset levels, through the welsh marches, the salisbury plain as well, could be a few patches elsewhere. so it does mean for some of us saturday morning could start something like this, and any mist and fog could take a few hours in the morning before it burns away to reveal some sunshine. further north and west, quite a lot of cloud to start off your weekend. outbreaks of rain for the north—west of scotland, where it'll continue to be quite windy. temperature—wise, the temperatures around about 15 or 16 degrees for scotland. a 17 for belfast, so mild here, an

gail is developing the north—west of scotland, rain any north—west of scotland, rain any north—west in as it moves across scotland and northern ireland and the irish sea. a lot of low clouds well left and some sunshine in the south—east and some sunshine in the south—east and east anglia, it could be warm, temperature is 22 or 23 celsius. for most pa rt temperature is 22 or 23 celsius. for most part it should be warmer due to those southerly winds. that weather front bringing the rain from the north—west is going to slowly bluetit way into in late and wales. it. again because the wind just dropped out to nothing. nothing to move it on and the good friday band of cloud stretching from literature through the midlands towards the south—west. south—east of england, early mist, and then some sunshine, not quite as warm on wednesday, further north—west across the uk largely dry, fewer showers and a bit of sunshine coming through. cloud stop any different sort of place, but it will move away overnight. high—pressure building behind it, some chilly air coming in off the atlantic. the coldest n

one of two showers across the north and west of scotland.g cooler from the north—west. it does mean with light winds, northern areas, there could bea winds, northern areas, there could be a touch of frost. with average of high—pressure after the cool start, with mist and fog around, it will be a lovely day with plenty of sunshine and freeze of the far north—west corner of scotland. temperatures 12— 17. a little above normal for the time of year. high—pressure dominates the scene for england and wales. pushing into the north—west corner of the country. it‘s going to bea corner of the country. it‘s going to be a north—west, south—east divide. the winds picking up here as well. not quite as good as on thursday. for england and wales, expect another fine day. it should be dry and bright with plenty of sunshine. temperatures 12 to around 17 or 18 degrees in the south—east. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i am sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: nearly two weeks after a saudi journalist disappeared in istanbul, turkish investigators gain ac

heading through thursday night, the weather front in the north—west sinks further southwards and grindse wet. to the north, clear and quite cold. to the south, variable cloud and also very mild conditions. for friday, we'll have a 3—way split. we continue to see this weather front through central areas, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern england and parts of wales. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, again in that mild air mass, it's going to be quite warm, temperatures topping out at 20—21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern ireland, largely dry but cool. 10—12 degrees. still some uncertainty on the weekend weather. it looks like this developing area of low pressure will bring a spell of very wet weather, primarily to england and wales, much of scotland and northern ireland, bar the off shower should stay largely dry on saturday with some sunshine. it could be very wet across parts of england and wales, particularly central, southern, and eastern england. up to an inch in spots. it will be feeling quite cool generally across the board. across

and maybe up midnight in the north—west and maybe up to gale forced.eaching the northern isles. not quite so cold, 10 degrees in stornoway but elsewhere it will be five or six in most major towns and cities. the weather front will continue to move across scotland and northern ireland on friday. to the south, the high—pressure pretty much driving the weather. a lot of fine weather across england and wales. the weather front briefly brings some cloud and maybe some rain in glasgow and edinburgh and perhaps belfast. in the end, just a bit of cloud in the north. on the whole, dry foremost on friday and not bad, i7 dry foremost on friday and not bad, 17 in london, 11! in newcastle. saturday morning, the problems we could run into is the fog and it could run into is the fog and it could be very thick indeed. saturday morning, particularly in england and wales, the central areas, there could be some dense fog first thing. takeit could be some dense fog first thing. take it steady if you're travelling. it could cause some delay is not just on the roads but at

southwards, it weakens just to this strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—west be the odd spot of rain, but not amounting to much. south of that, some sunshine, temperatures to 16 degrees also in london, so a pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight, we'll keep the clear skies, light winds combination across england and wales. this time, we may well see some mist and fog patches forming through the night as those temperatures fall. areas that could be foggy, well, maybe the somerset levels, through the wash marshes, the salisbury plain as well, could be a few patches elsewhere. so it does mean for some of us that saturday morning could start something like this, and any mist and fog could take a few hours in the morning before it burns away to reveal some sunshine. further north and west, quite a lot of cloud to start off your weekend. outbreaks of rain for the north—west of scotland, where it will continue to be quite windy. temperature—wise, the temperatures around about 15 or 16 degrees for scotland. 17 for belfast, so mild here. a

the breeze tending to pick up across this north—west corner. ning. single—figure values in the north. just about making double figures further south. a bit of a grey start up and down the country, winds really picking up across the north—west corner of scotland with some gales here, 50—60mph gusts. band of rainjust pushing in here. but for england and wales, a much better day than monday with the cloud breaking up, plenty of sunshine developing, particularly across the south—east, where we could make 21 to 23 degrees. even further north, despite the wind and the showers, it's going to be pretty pleasant. temperatures around the seasonal average. on into wednesday, a bit more of a complicated picture. we've got a tangle of weather front is moving in from the north—west. one of them grinding to a halt across parts of england. so it looks like for wednesday we could see a band of cloud from lincolnshire, through the midlands, down into the south—west, there could be some patchy rain on it. to the north and the west of this weather front, a little b

at the end of the day it is mostly across the north—west scotland. mist and fog in the morning across eastern wales, west midlands, which should lift, with plenty of sunshine for england and wales. a warmer day for eastern scotla nd wales. a warmer day for eastern scotland than it has been over the past few days. the next weather front, the cold front, following the warm front, into scotland and northern ireland. high pressure to the south. what we will find is while it will give rain to scotland and northern ireland on sunday, as a band of cloud moves southwards, the rain will peter out. into the high—pressure agent. ahead of that temperatures of 16 or 17 degrees with some sunshine. beginning to turn a bit cooler. and northern ireland. the weak weather front, you can see there is no rain on it, slips away and we draw down some cool air around the top of the area of high pressure. more of a western north—westerly breeze, like in most areas, more sunshine around widely but increasing cloud into scotland and perhaps outbreaks of rain. temperatures won'

this is friday afternoon, bright conditions for scotland, a few showers in the north—west. ay dry in northern ireland with some sunshine. cloudy and dumb for north england and north wales, mist and fog clearing in the south—east of sunshine. with sunshine, temperatures up to 22 celsius towards the south—east. quite a contrast further north where temperatures are a good 5 degrees lower than those we‘ll see this afternoon across scotland and northern ireland. the weekend weather prospects, for england and wales, low pressure is close by. that will bring wet and windy weather with the rain really quite slow moving as it works into east anglia and southern counties of england through the afternoon. the north and west, scotland, northern ireland, north of england and north wales, a decent date with spells of sunshine but quite chilly and the second half of the weekend, the raval clear away, some sunshine for most of us but the weather will go downhill with the north—west of the country with rain returning to north—west parts of scotland and turning wet and windy so the rate will

cooler air is coming down from the north west.lder across the northern part of the uk. in some rural parts temperatures could be close to freezing the milder across southern counties of england and into east anglia with a bit more cloud overnight. eventually we see more cloud coming into the north west of scotland but in between a lovely day. plenty of sunshine and light wind. temperature is a little bit lower. but that is near normal for the time of year. in high pressure building in as we head into thursday, toppling into that on friday to end the week another week weather front which brings friday to end the week another week weatherfront which brings most friday to end the week another week weather front which brings most of the rain into north—west of scotland and northern isles. that weather front just weakening as and northern isles. that weather frontjust weakening as it moves south. ahead of that a few early morning fog patches and some good spells of sunshine once again. temperatures up to 17 and maybe even 18 celsius. y

southwards, it weakens just to a strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—west south of that, some sunshine, temperatures to 16 degrees also in london, so a pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight, we'll keep the clear skies, light winds combination across england and wales. this time, we may well see some mist and fog patches forming through the night as those temperatures fall. areas that could be foggy — well, maybe the somerset levels, through the wash marches, the salisbury plain as well, could be a few patches elsewhere. so it does mean for some of us saturday morning could start something like this, and any mist and fog could take a few hours in the morning before it burns away to reveal some sunshine. further north and west, quite a lot of cloud to start off your weekend. outbreaks of rain for the north—west of scotland, where it'll continue to be quite windy. temperature—wise, the temperatures around about 15 or 16 degrees for scotland. a 17 for belfast, so mild here, and towards south—east england, highs reaching 18, possib

west. some patchy rain on it. to the northne of two showers. a pleasant enough day. in the far south—east, after a foggy start, we should see some sunshine there. temperatures 15—18 celsius, pretty average for the time of year orjust above. into thursday, a ridge of high pressure building in. some cool air associated with this. a cold start to thursday, particularly the northern half of the country, a touch of frost. mist and fog patches pretty much anywhere. but because of that ridge of high pressure, it's going to be a fine day. light winds, plenty of sunshine up and down the country. a bit of fair weather cloud further south. most places should stay dry. temperatures ranging from 12 to maybe 17 degrees across the south—east. it's a similar sort of picture on into friday, although this weather system begins to push in towards the north—west corner of the country. downhill there, whereas high pressure holds on across england and wales. a windy day for scotland and northern ireland, showers or longer spells of rain particularl

southwards, it weakens just to this strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—westes. there could be the odd spot of rain, but not amounting to much. south of that, some sunshine, temperatures to 16 degrees also in london, so a pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight, we'll keep the clear skies, light winds combination across england and wales. this time, we may well see some mist and fog patches forming through the night as those temperatures fall. areas that could be foggy, well, maybe the somerset levels, through the wash marches, the salisbury plain as well, could be a few patches elsewhere. so it does mean for some of us that saturday morning could start something like this, and any mist and fog could take a few hours in the morning before it burns away to reveal some sunshine. further north and west, quite a lot of cloud to start off your weekend. outbreaks of rain for the north—west of scotland, where it'll continue to be quite windy. temperature—wise, the temperatures around about 15 or 16 degrees for scotland. 17 for belfast, so

heavy rain then to start the day across north—west scotland.d as the front pushes southwards, it weakens just to a strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—west england and the far north of wales — could be the odd spot of rain, but not amounting to much. south of that, some sunshine, temperatures to 16 degrees also in london, so a pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight, we'll keep the clear skies, light winds combination across england and wales. this time, we may well see some mist and fog patches forming through the night as those temperatures fall. areas that could be foggy — well, maybe the somerset levels, through the wash marches, the salisbury plain as well, could be a few patches elsewhere. so it does mean for some of us saturday morning could start something like this, and any mist and fog could take a few hours in the morning before it burns away to reveal some sunshine. further north and west, quite a lot of cloud to start off your weekend. outbreaks of rain for the north—west

to the north—west of the uk.igh pressure could develop down towards the south—east, keeping south—eastern areas a little bit dry, potentially warmer at times as well. but there is a slightly less likely scenario from some computer models, which will push the high out into the near continent, allowing frontal systems to move a bit further south and east, taking rain with them. but at the moment it looks most likely that the wettest and the windiest weather will be found towards the north—west, whereas the south of the east will be drier and warmer. but the weather not treating us equally as we had through the next few days. hello. this is bbc news with rebecca jones. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. former foreign secretary borisjohnson uses a fringe event at the conservative conference to criticise the prime minister's chequers plan, claiming it "cheats" the electorate. a new plan for immigration, the prime minister tells the bbc her post brexit rules will mean

southwards it weakens just two is strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—westures to 60 degrees also in london, so pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight we will keep the clear skies, light winds, nation across england and wales. this time we may well see some distant fog patches forming through the night as those temperatures fall. areas that could be foggy, well, maybe the somerset levels, through the wash marshes, the somerset plane, could be a few patches elsewhere. so it does mean for some of us at saturday morning could start something like this, and any missed and fog could take a few hours in the morning before it burns away to reveal some sunshine. further north and west, quite a lot of cloud the start of your weekend. 0utbreaks of cloud the start of your weekend. outbreaks of rain for the north—west of scotland, where it will continue to be quite windy. temperature—wise, the temperatures around about 15 or 16 degrees for scotland. 17 the belfast, so mild here, and towards south—east england, highs reaching 18, possibly 19

rain into northern ireland and north—west of england.thern areas the cloud should break up and where we get some sunshine coming through, just like today those temperatures could respond. one or two places could see high teens. our weather front will sink steadily southwards on friday and that is good to be the dividing line between something cool and fresh up into the far north—west and still quite humid and cloudy at times to the south and east. that will have an impact on the temperature. again, if we get some sunshine we could see temperatures as high as 21 degrees but cooler behind that weather front. ten to 11 degrees at the very best. as you move into the weekend that weather front a player at the beginning. it will continue to drift steadily south and east and then high p i’essu i’e south and east and then high pressure builds for the second half of the weekend. on saturday, wet weather moving its way across england and wales, eventually into the south—east corner. behind it somewhat brighter conditions and sunny conditions as we

perhaps 20 degrees. catching of gil miguel heading through thursday night, the weather front in the north—westbe wet. to the north clear and quite cold. to the south, variable cloud and mild conditions. friday we will have a 3—way split. we continue to see this weather front through central areas, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern england and parts of wales. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, again that mild air mass is going to be quite warm, temperatures around 20—21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern ireland, largely dry but cool. 10—12 degrees. still some uncertainty on the weekend weather. it looks like this developing area of low pressure will bring a spell of very wet weather, primarily to england and wales, much of scotland and northern ireland, bar the off shower should stay largely dry on saturday with some sunshine. it could be very wet across parts of england and wales, particularly central, southern, and eastern england. up to an inch in spots. it will be quite cool generally across the board. across the far south—east we could see tem

later we see persistent rain in the north—west of scotland. behind

in the north—west we still have cloud in the north—west we still have cloud and rain, but notice thearm up because the winds will shift direction and winds will blow out of the south—west, the woman direction, so temperatures rise up into the middle high teens, even as far north as northern england. in the week ahead, it is warming up. an indian summerfor some of us on the way. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: judge brett kavanaugh now looks likely to be voted on to the us supreme court, despite accusations of sexual assault against him. two key republican senators say they will support him in the final vote on saturday. a white police officer who killed a black teenager in chicago four years ago has been found guilty of second—degree murder. jason van dyke shot laquan mcdonald 16 times. it caused outrage and mass protests. the united nations says it's urgently trying to raise $50million "for immediate relief" to help victims of the earthquake and tsunami in indonesia. at least 1,500 people are confirmed to have died. the nobel peace prize has been awarded to two campaigners

this rain coming in from the north—west. coming in from the north—west. shouldn't amount to much.nd north—west scotland. south—east and it could actually be quite warm. —— ahead of that. in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. of jamal khashoggi. britain, france and germany demand answers. will and should co—operate. going round in circles. but finds no way forward on key issues. in bavaria's state elections — her coalition‘s in question. no more fish in the sea. needs a helping hand. in istanbul earlier this month. but riyadh denies allegations that he was murdered.

but in the north west of scotland. but in the south they will turn chilly over england and scotland with temperatures down to two or three degrees in the coldest spots. some fog patches to take that into sunday morning as well. these will burn off and should be a fair bit of sunshine, the best of it across the far south and east. the rain will turn later and patchy in the day as it works through england. that rain is associated with a cold front with cold aircoming into is associated with a cold front with cold air coming into scotland and northern ireland. some of that amateurs will be seven celsius would you have this afternoon. now, the cold air will continue to push southwards into next week. we will see it calling down across england and wales on monday but there will beafair and wales on monday but there will be a fair bit of bright weather to go on monday with sunshine around. the best of it across england and wales. further north and west some rain in scotland. notice the temperatures just easing back. rain in

a woman has been killed in a suspected gas explosion that destroyed a flat in north—west london overnighte duke and duchess of sussex continue their royal tour in australia but kensington palace says the duchess won't be attending other engagements today. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35. this morning's reviewers are ben chu, economics editor at the independent and sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times. president trump has said the united states will pull out of a landmark nuclear weapons treaty it signed with russia more than 30 years ago. the nuclear forces treaty led to the destruction of hundreds of tactical weapons, but washington has accused the kremlin of breaching the agreement. here's our north america correspondent chris buckler. the intermediate—range nuclear forces treaty was seen as a landmark accord when it was agreed by russia and the us 30 years ago. it led to the destruction of hundreds of missiles by both countries, but the white house insists that russia has ignored the inf treaty by producing, testing and deploying banned cruise mi

more cloud coming into the north west of scotla nd cloud coming into the north west of scotland on the little cloud, mostly sunny and dry as well. temperatures just a shade lower than today but with the light winds and the sunshine, it should feel quite pleasant. i pressure building in and that will shape our weather over the next few days. coming on to be high pressure by the end of the week, another weather front. this weakens as abundant high pressure and slows down as well. most of the rain and that will be across the north and west of scotland on friday morning. very little for northern ireland. as the band of cloud moves southwards, the band of cloud moves southwards, the rain dies out and we get some sunshine following in scotland. away from northern england, good sunny spells, early mist and fog patches, temperatures 13—17, slightly above average for this time of year. the weather front not producing any rain by the afternoon and is out of the way, high pressure remains the one co nsta nt. way, high pressure remains the one constant. another weather system comes in, a warm fron

there will be some rain at times, particularly in the north—west, and it'll be quite breezy at times, the globe. my name is martin stanford. our top stories: 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. translation: we need to eat. we don't have any other choice, we must get food. translation: we have nothing for our basic needs.

but even into the night, we will keep this rain going into north—west scotland, we keep a feed of cloudth and east, and double—figure temperatures across much of scotland saw at night, chilly against some of us saw at night, chilly against some of us in southern england and wales in particular but not as chilly as last night, the odd patch of mist and fog to start the day tomorrow not lasting long. into tomorrow, a similar picture but you will notice not as much rain in north—west scotland. that eases along with the breeze. some cloud, some sunshine, clearer skies in the south and east, temperatures similar, the mid—teens. as again on thursday, most of us dry, more cloud around, and a weather front gathering in dry, more cloud around, and a weatherfront gathering in northern scotland, that is this area of cloud and rain, and that is on the move south to thursday night on friday, across all parts of the uk, and it is significant because sweeps away the last remaining mild, warm air of autumn and brings in the cold from the arctic. we are in the loop by the arctic. we are in the loop by t

we've got this weather front feeding in cloud, wind and rain across the extreme north—west.in mild air and we'll see with a little more sunshine and less cloud around temperatures up to highs of 20 degrees. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we'll start to see a subtle change. yes, it does look as though there's the potential for some ea rly—morning mist and fog forming first thing on wednesday morning, but hopefully we'll keep more of a breeze to help lift that fog across england and wales and the winds will swing round to more of a southerly. the warmth is coming in from the near continent, it'll get warmer still, it'll help to push the weather front out of the way back up into the far north. a drier day for scotland, warmer day for all, could see 19 or 20 degrees in scotland, we could see 23 or 2a, and we haven't seen temperatures like that in england for the 10th of october for over a0 years. it looks as though it'll stay largely fine and dry on thursday, but friday sees some wetter weather, and that unfortuantely sets us up potentially for a spell of wet and wind

at the moment we think it is the north—west of the country.gales in the north—west and also some heavy rain in other parts of the country. 0n rain in other parts of the country. on friday and at the weekend it is not just gales but on friday and at the weekend it is notjust gales but also some potentially very heavy rain. if you are travelling anywhere, there could be problems so bear it in mind. even if the bad weather is not where you are, you could be travelling into it. stay ahead of the weather. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm ben brown. today at 2pm: the second suspect in the salisbury nerve agent attack is identified as a military doctor working for the russian intelligence service — the gru. they are a military outfit that is very aggressive and ambitious in doing things, and they don't necessarily care as much about the consequences as the more traditional secret agencies. a waste disposal company is stripped of its nhs contracts, after hundreds of tonnes of medical waste from hospitals, including body parts, were allowed t

sunday night into monday, weather fronts keep pushing in an pushing through the north—west of the country, look at the north of scotland, it get some sunshine on monday. then england and wales on monday. then england and wales on monday are also looking fairly sunny, partly cloudy skies, but crucially the winds are starting to blow out of the south—west, so that means the temperatures will be picking up, we are back up to 16 in belfast in newcastle, and to some of us belfast in newcastle, and to some of us next weekend, a week ahead, it is looking like there is a bit of an indian summer on the way with temperatures well into the 20s. this is bbc news. the headlines: judge brett kavanaugh now looks likely to be voted on to the us supreme court, despite accusations of sexual assault against him. two key republican senators say they will support him in the final vote on saturday. a white police officer who killed a black teenager in chicago four years ago has been found guilty of second—degree murder. jason van dyke shot laquan mcdonald 16 times. it caused outrage and mass protests. the unit

further north and west, thick cloud around and a bit of a breeze. western isles. but east of scotland doing well with the sunshine. and pleasa nt doing well with the sunshine. and pleasant for england and wales. into this evening and overnight, most places stay dry. central and southern areas have lengthy clear skies, mist and fog developing. more cloud across the north and west. the range will increase over the north west of scotland, some of it quite heavy by tonight. this weather front is the culprit for the rain. pushing into watch of scotland and northern ireland into sunday morning. a disappointing start to the day there, the rain pushing into northern england and fizzling out as it moves south—east. the skies brightened up behind it. fresher with a few blustery showers. header that another nice day for the southeast with some sunshine and quite warm. enter monday, the weather fronts slopes off into the near continent. high pressure builds on for much of the upcoming week. some weather fronts across the north of the country bringing outbreaks o

heading through thursday night, the weather front in the north—west sinks further southwards and comesugh central areas, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern england and parts of wales. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, again in that mild air mass, it‘s going to be quite warm, temperatures around 20—21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern ireland, largely dry but cool. 10—12 degrees. still some uncertainty on the weekend weather. it looks like this developing area of low pressure will bring a spell of very wet weather, primarily to england and wales, much of scotland and northern ireland, bar the off shower should stay largely dry on saturday with some sunshine. it could be very wet across parts of england and wales, particularly central, southern, and eastern england. up to an inch in spots. it will be feeling quite cool generally across the board. across the far south—east we could see temperatures in the high teens, before the cooler, wetter weather moves in from the west. on sunday, that area of low pressure pushes off into the near contine

heading through thursday night, the weather front in the north—west sinks further southwards and comesth clear and quite cold. to the south, variable cloud and milder conditions. friday we will have a 3—way split. we continue to see this weather front through central areas. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, a game that mild air mass is going to be quite warm, temperatures around 20— 21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern ireland, largely dry but cooler. 10— 12 degrees. still some uncertainty on the weekend weather. it will collect is developing airroad low pressure will bring a speu airroad low pressure will bring a spell of very wet weather, primarily to england and wales, notjust scotla nd to england and wales, notjust scotland and northern ireland, but they should stay largely dry on saturday with the sunshine. it could be very wet across parts of england and wales, but equally central, southern, and eastern england will stop up to one inch and spots. it will be quite cool generally across the board. cross the far south—east we could see temp

heading through thursday night, the weather front in the north—west sinks further southwards and comes clear and quite cold. to the south, variable cloud and also very mild conditions. for friday, we'll have a 3—way split. we continue to see this weather front through central areas, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern england and parts of wales. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, again in that mild air mass, it's going to be quite warm, temperatures around 20—21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern ireland, largely dry but cool. 10—12 degrees. still some uncertainty on the weekend weather. it looks like this developing area of low pressure will bring a spell of very wet weather, primarily to england and wales, much of scotland and northern ireland, bar the off shower should stay largely dry on saturday with some sunshine. it could be very wet across parts of england and wales, particularly central, southern, and eastern england. up to an inch in spots. it will be quite cool generally across the board. across the far south—east we could see temp

but it's a gusty day across the board, especially so, though, across this north—west corner. importing some very mild air from the south—west. temperatures 1a to maybe 16 celsius. another wet and fairly windy but mild day on sunday. a quieter one on monday, but we'll still have southerly winds, so it'll be very mild in the south. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: attacks on nhs staff hit a five—year high in england, as the health secretary promises zero tolerance to violence. president trump pays his respects in pittsburgh, ignoring appeals to stay away days after a massacre at a synagogue. 11 people are killed as italy is struck by fierce storms. we'll be live in venice with the latest. penalising loyalty — car and home insurance firms that only offer the best deals to new customers face greater scrutiny. in sport, eddiejones swings the axe, as he drops mike brown, england's most capped full—back, for saturday's test against south africa.

more cloud towards the north—west, bit more rain gathering in the north—west of scotland.as windy on wednesday. it may feel a little bit warmer. temperatures again up to 16, maybe 17 degrees. as we head through the evening and overnight, we may see a bit more rain arriving in the north—west of scotland, particularly over the highlands. away from here, though, most bases will still be dry, i suspect. we'll see some cloud coming further south in to england and wales and temperatures, five, six, seven degrees. moving into thursday, there's probably going to be more cloud across the uk, the sunshine a bit more limited. the winds starting to pick up ahead of this rain that's developing more widely in the north and west of scotland later on in the day. but ahead of that, those temperatures are going to be a little bit lower, so more like 12—14 degrees. the really cold air comes behind that rain, which is on that cold front there. does what it says on the tin. we've got colder air coming as we draw down the winds from the north all the way from the arctic. as we move into friday,

further north, the rain clears from the north - west of clears from the north and west of scotland, clouds in northern areas, about 13—15. through tonight, more cloud spreading into northern ireland, into scotland, clear skies for many of us, another chilly night, temperatures getting down to around about 4—8 celsius, but into saturday morning quite a bit of fog developing, that could be quite extensive first thing in the morning, so if you are travelling, bear that in morning, so if you are travelling, bearthat in mind, morning, so if you are travelling, bear that in mind, so for south—eastern wales, the midlands, that will be fairly stubborn to clear away. it may lift up into low cloud during the afternoon. elsewhere, away from that, some sunshine throughout saturday, a fine day for many, cloud increasing across scotland and northern ireland, rain pushing into the west of scotland. top temperature on saturday, about 15—18 degrees. high pressure the dominant feature of the weather for england and wales, but a weather for england and wales, but a weather front moving into the north—west,

cold front will bring the rain in the north—west. that one there.ith it a chill across the country. on the cold front, there it is to southern parts of england, there will not be much rain. sunny spells, showers follow, wintry over high ground in scotland. a cold wind, it will feel close to freezing in scotland. temperatures perhaps in double figures further south. last weekend it was 20 degrees. this weekend we are struggling to make double figures. most places will have sunshine. it will be a touch wintry over high ground. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. the us treasury secretary flies in as investors fly out. steve mnuchin meets saudi arabia's crown prince despite business leaders shunning a major investment conference. would you pay your taxes to a country that has no terittory or passports but tries to do good in the world? and on the markets: saudi arabia was supposed to be celebrating its vision for the future and its potential

temperatures at about 17 or 18 degrees in the south and east, a little bit cooler and fresher further north—westto be ploughing in across parts of south—west england and wales too. those totals mounting up. it is notjust the rain but the strong winds too. quite widely 40—50 mile wind gusts. towards the east, things are dry and very mild. there is that heavy rain in southern scotland and england, but northern ireland and north—west scotland should stay largely dry, i think, through the course of the morning. through the morning, the rain pushing across northern ireland at times too. in south—east england, it will stay mostly dry. that wind will bring warmer temperatures, 25 degrees in some spots. we are breaking records of this time in october. moving through saturday evening, given all the rain in the north and west, it will ease for a time. heading through sunday, eventually this front pushes further east. by the early hours of sunday, we see that rain arriving in the south—east of england. still very mild here, but things turn cooler and fresher from the north—west. during the day on sunday th

heading through thursday night, the weather front in the north—west sinks further southwards and grinds of the country. here it will be wet. to the north, clear and quite cold. to the south, variable cloud and also very mild conditions. for friday, we'll have a 3—way split. we continue to see this weather front through central areas, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern england and parts of wales. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, again in that mild air mass, it's going to be quite warm, temperatures topping out at 20—21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern ireland, largely dry but cool. 10—12 degrees. still some uncertainty on the weekend weather. it looks like this developing area of low pressure will bring a spell of very wet weather, primarily to england and wales, much of scotland and northern ireland, bar the off shower should stay largely dry on saturday with some sunshine. it could be very wet across parts of england and wales, particularly central, southern, and eastern england. up to an inch of rain in one or two spots. it will be feel

less windy into the north—west of northern ireland and north—west scotland where you are out about rain of england through wales, northern ireland, into scotland as well. a lot of heavy rain to come that could be some further flooding, central, eastern and south—eastern england stay dry, sunny and very windy, look at those temperatures, 2a— 25 to the middle of october, very warm indeed. not as warm though when you have wind and rain further west. into saturday and sunday the front starts to move, push a little further eastwards, so by the early hours of sunday morning, many parts of the country will see that cloud and still very mild in the south—west, less so towards the north—west. heading through sunday this front sta rts heading through sunday this front starts to clear western parts of the uk, so some sunshine returns to northern ireland, western scotland, england and wales. a different day in the east where you have that warm sunshine on saturday, much cooler conditions with cloud, still quite easy and outbreaks of rain on sunday. some places could be 10 degrees cooler on sunday t

the breeze tending to pick up across this north—west corner. n the north. just about making double figures further south. a bit of a grey start up and down the country, winds really picking up across the north—west corner of scotland with some gales here, 50—60mph gusts. band of rainjust pushing in here. but for england and wales, a much better day than monday with the cloud breaking up, plenty of sunshine developing, particularly across the south—east, where we could make 21 to 23 degrees. even further north, despite the wind and the showers, it's going to be pretty pleasant. temperatures around the seasonal average. 0n into wednesday, a bit more of a complicated picture. we've got a tangle of weather front is moving in from the north—west. one of them grinding to a halt across parts of england. so it looks like for wednesday we could see a band of cloud from lincolnshire, through the midlands, down into the south—west, there could be some patchy rain on it. to the north and the west of this weather front, a little bit cooler and fresher, sunsh

band of cloud from lincolnshire, through the midlands, down into the south—west, there could be some patchy rain on it. to the northnd one or two showers but a pleasant enough day. into the far south—east, after a misty, foggy start, we should see some sunshine there. top temperatures, again, 15—18 celsius. pretty average for the time of year, or maybe just above. on into thursday a ridge of high pressure builds in, but there will be some cool air associated with it this. a cold start on tuesday, particularly in the northern half of the country. a touch of frost. again, there could be some mist and fog patches pretty much anywhere. but actually, because of that ridge of high pressure, it's going to be a fine day with light winds, plenty of sunshine up and down the country. could see a little bit of fairweather cloud further south, but most places should stay dry, and these temperatures, ranging from 12 to maybe 17 degrees across the south—east. it's a similar sort of picture on into friday, although this weather system begins to push into the north—west corner of the country, so i think it turns a bit downhill ther

looks like most of the rain from oscar will be in the north and west, not much from central, southernnd look at the temperatures, the mid—teens for many but it's very windy. oscar on sunday pulls away to the north, another area of low pressure coming in, not as windy as this one. the north and west will see most of the rain from it. as i superimposed the jet stream and look at next week, what was a jet stream coming right at us through oscar comes meandering again. notan through oscar comes meandering again. not an active weather pattern, not going to see vigorous areas of low pressure coming our way but occasional weather systems from the atlantic. when the arm of the jet stream coming in from the south—west, that's a mild direction. for much of next week, we will be on the mild side of the jet, for much of next week, we will be on the mild side of thejet, right now we are on the cold side so next week things will feel different. milder, hardly any frost, a sunny day, some rain at times, especially in the north—west occasionally feeding further east. were about to turn our temperatur

western scotland, northern ireland, wales and western england and a southerly breeze becomes a west northh might peg back temperatures a bit but if you got some sunshine, that will always help. the last of that rain in the far east will clear on thursday evening. the showers fade in the west but one or two will continue in the night in scotland. thursday, a story of clear skies and widespread frost with one or two fog patches. plenty of fine and sunny weather on friday that things change in by the end of the day initially for northern ireland as it turns wetter and windier. that is the former hurricane oscar gets closer to the uk. it is this area of low pressure, the centre of which will pass into the north west in the weekend, close enough to get windier and wetter weather. most of the rain on saturday will be scotland, northern ireland and not getting in wales and england until later. milder but windier and they could become disruptive for money of us across northern parts of the uk. we will keep you updated. rain in the west on sunday, not as windy but still mild. you're watching beyon