a lot of rain across north—west england. could see several centimetres and there is the risk of poor travelling conditions, and possibly some surface water and flooding. through northern ireland and scotland, brighter skies through the afternoon, with lighter winds and one or two showers. not too bad for the game at murrayfield in the six nations. in dublin however, some chance the rain will hang around. through this evening and tonight, the wet weather will continue for a time across england and wales, with the rain fizzling out. then a spell of drier weather before, here we go again, more rain into northern ireland and western scotland before the end of the night. chilly across north—east scotland. most other places frost—free. into tomorrow, the rain sinks south across northern ireland and scotland, setting in again across north—west england and wales. to the south—east, a fair amount of cloud, some brighter glimpses at times, and brightening up eventually across northern ireland and northern scotland, with some sunshine

notjust the rain, we started to date was snowed in north—west england. spread southeast across england and wales over the past few hours. snow pending now to be just past few hours. snow pending now to bejust on past few hours. snow pending now to be just on higher ground. past few hours. snow pending now to bejust on higher ground. thunder and lightning in south—west england and lightning in south—west england and that continues as the feed down towards the south—east. a fair amount of sunny weather in scotland and north east england but winter showers in northern scotland and that will continue tonight into tomorrow. largely fine in north—east england with sunny spells. showers easing in northern ireland. south wales in south—west england have the odd shower but strong winds. these are the showers in east anglia at lipm. some heady ones. plenty of showers going into the evening but they will fade overnight. more showers in northern scotland, falling as snow in places and turning things quite icy. elsewhere frost and some icy patch as possible. a quietl

problems on the horizon across parts of the north—west and the uk and creeping across north—west englandee some flooding. 0n across north—west england, we could see some flooding. on sunday, dry weather, albeit cloudy at times. all the rain will be further north and west. blustery but thankfully not as windy as it is just now. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: storm doris has brought widespread destruction across large part of the uk. in wolverhampton, a woman has died ina uk. in wolverhampton, a woman has died in a weather—related incident. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, i'm jj chalmers with the sport on bbc news. wayne rooney could be on his way to china earlier than expected with news that his agent is in the country trying to negotiate a dealfor the england and manchester united captain to play in their super league. he arrived at old trafford 13 years ago and has gone on to become club's record goalscorer under the tutelage of sir alex ferguson. but the 31—year—old is curren

north and west overnight. there is a little rain further south as well and into north wales, the north—west of england as well., the north—west of england as well. many isobars on the charts was breezy overnight but that breeze will push the rain away from wales and the north—west england pushing it down towards lincolnshire and a few spots overnight through the midlands. southern and western coasts and coastal areas will have some fog as well. wet weather into the finals and west. look at the overnight temperatures. without winded as nine or 10 degrees overnight. those temperatures you would expect in the daytime at this time of year. very mild indeed. wet and grey in the south—east through the morning. drizzle but many places dry. low cloud and coastal fog down towards the coast of kent and sussex. moving inland and we lose the low cloud but still a great start. maybe a few early break fees to the pennines but generally a lot of rain and the north—west. season rain in the central and western parts of scotland through the morning. wendy as well. some parts of eastern scotland may start on a dry note but be aw

could see rain spread in through the afternoon, and still some rain around across parts of north—west englandme in the east of england may stay dry throughout the day, and the rain on and off towards the south—west and wales, but persistent in the afternoon around cardigan bay, and it is across the english channel where the strongest of the winds will be. now, not as strong as they were through yesterday across the far south—west. 50 mph gusts possible here, but strengthening somewhat through the latter stage of the afternoon and evening, english channel. channel islands, 70 mph possible, that will cause some disruption. towards the south—east corner we will see a0 and 50 mph gusts to end the evening. the strong winds quickly ease as that area of low pressure pushes its way northwards into saturday morning. chilly start for england and wales, lots of dry and bright weather sandwiched between one area of low pressure across northern france, another one to northern scotland. here, after a cloudy and wet start, some of the showers will be wintry over the hills. some rain potentially in the south

there will be light and patchy rain in north west england. n south west england going off to a dry stop. fog patches. eastern scotla nd dry stop. fog patches. eastern scotland as well, elsewhere, sunshine will be very limited. a zone of thicker cloud although not much rain falling from it from south east england. and into western scotland. then western counties of wales. into one will begin to see a threat of rain coming back in later in the day. lighter winds on friday, the temperature is not quite as high as it has been today, but it shouldn't feel too different. one or two patches around, but here is the weather system to the west. not making a huge amount of progress in the uk, but looks like providing some of the wetter windier weather into western scotland on saturday begins. it may just into western scotland on saturday begins. it mayjust ease for a time before coming to the north—west scotland. at rain before coming to the north—west scotland. at - rain through parts of moves into the... not ireland. it moves into the... not much rain

more rain for north—west england and wales. er and fresher in the north west with some blustery showers by the end of the day. you better go and get your banana, we do not want to deprive you. how is enjoying its moment of spotlight as the city of culture, but in the 17th century it was enjoying the highlight for different reasons. it is where the civil war began and the royal shakespeare company is in the city to commemorate the story. we have been behind the scenes. it is a comedy about hull, penned by a writerfrom hull, so where else to stage a new play about the city? the civil war starts now. who will make the first advance? it is a comedy about hull, penned by a writerfrom hull, since january the cast of the hypocrite have been rehearsing in a disused church in hull, including the stars caroline quentin and mark addy. for people who don't know, it is about the beginning of the civil war which happened in hull. beverley gate is the centre point of that moment. the play is frantic, funny and there's a lot of us in it. for th

hearts of scotland, northern ireland, to clear through the night, stays wet through parts of north—west england. and we would like to see outbreaks of rain and drizzle. —— we will see outbreaks of rain and drizzle into the morning. temperatures held up here, turns colder with cold error, and that splits the country into four wednesday, southern half of the uk a cloudy grey day, misty over the hills, occasional rain and drizzle, most persistent and heaviest over parts of wales. north of that, some sunshine, big temperature contrast. in the south, temperatures close to the team is once again, closer to what they should be for this time of year, strong winds, tempering that, across the far north of scotland for across the far north of scotland for a time, 7080 mph gusts, temporarily into wednesday evening, rain spreading north. —— 70 or 80 mph gusts. this is the met office's fourth named storm of the season, storm doris, said to cause potential disruption and damage on thursday, festival dealing with the wind, met office and baby prepared warning already in force. that is across parts of northern

it is heavy across the western up slopes, the south—west of england, western wales and north—west englandght and patchy. a windy day for all, mild, double figures for all. and behind the rain band as it sinks south, things will brighten up for northern ireland and scotland, with blustery showers and the winds a feature, and it is cold behind the rain band, temperatures may be in single figures, with the sunshine to compensate. the weather front moves south and east on saturday night. heavy bursts across the high ground of the west before it clears away, then something dry to end saturday night. and it is cooler as well, certainly for northern areas, rural spots will be chilly, still mild in the south. here is saturday's wind pushing to the near continent. here is sunday's weather sweeping into the north and west through the day, and again the isobars will be squeezed together, so another windy day with gales or severe gales in the far north. most of the rain on sunday will be across northern ireland, scotland, into north—west england and northern and western wales with much of the east an

the rain will again set across north—west england and wales. re, thank you. an island which inspired the foundation of the national trust, has been gifted to the conservation charity after more than a century in private hands. sitting in the middle of the lake district, grasmere island was left to the trust by its former owner in her will. dave guest has been for a visit. it is small but beautifully formed. grasmere island lies at the heart of the lake district. wordsworth is said to have picnicked here frequently. but back in 1893 the island was put up for sale and the thought of this idyllic spot becoming private property outraged a local clergyman. he had a deep passion that everybody needed access to nature and natural beauty. the journey to grasmere island is an idyllic experience in itself. back in 1893 the new owner made a few additions which did not go down too well with the locals. he planted some shrubbery, which caused a lot of indignation. a respectful letter was written asking him to reconsider some of these changes. the reply was b

the rain light and patchy through the midlands but peps and through north and west england, the isle western scotland and northern ireland, where the winds will start to strengthen. relatively mild for the time of year, seven to 11 degrees are high, perhaps dry during daylight hours for aberdeen share. overnight, wind strengthened to gale force, the rain turning heavy as it sinks out of scotland into north—west england and wales. to the south, it stays rather grey, overcast and mild through the night, clear skies to the north, a cold night, but winds increasing and showers turning increasingly wintry. we could see severe gales of 70 or 80 mph across the far north—east and into orkney, a good slice of sunshine across much of scotland, a scattering of showers, then further south underneath the front which keeps driving in cloud and patchy rain it will be a dull, dank wednesday. mild to the south, a little bit cooler into the north. by little bit cooler into the north. by thursday we have an amber weather warning, be prepared for disruption due to the wind strength. there is the potenti

it is heavy across the western up slopes, the south—west of england, western wales and north—west englandble figures for all. and behind the rain band as it singh south, things will brighten up for northern ireland and scotland, with blustery showers and the winds a feature, and it is called behind the rain band, temperatures may be in single figures, with the sunshine to compensate. the weather front moves south and east on saturday night. heavy bursts across the high ground of the west before it clears away, then something dry to end saturday night. and it is cooler as well, certainly for northern areas, rural spots will be chilly, still mild in the south. here is saturday's when pushing to the near continent. here is sunday's weather sweeping into the north and west through the day and the isoba rs the north and west through the day and the isobars will be squeezed together, so another windy day with severe gales in the far north. most of the rain on sunday will be across northern ireland, scotland, into north—west england and northern and western wales with the south—east holding onto

—west england, southern scotla nd rain in north—west england, southern scotlandere gales, around coasts in the west and south. a blustery day for all of you. rain initially across wales and the south—west, is rendering across to eastern england and a good part of northern scotland later on. there will be brighter weather in the west during the afternoon before the showers gets going, to end the day, and going into the evening. just about all temperatures in double figures. a reasonably mild night will follow. winds easing back later on, with clear skies across central and eastern areas. we will see them drop well back into single figures. in the west, well clear of a frost. frequent showers through the night and the breeze picking up again. friday, and even windier spell of weather coming, but not until late in the day. this area of low pressure is causing us all sorts of problems. it will have an impact to a certain degree on the south and south—east of england. the rest of the winds will be across the channel and to france. really, friday does begin fairly beni

round oui’ in place, north—west england round our the pennines and fog patches developing one best in parts of north east england, eastern scotland but here there will bea eastern scotland but here there will be a tendency for things to cloud over. overnight a band of rain pushes southwards, staying cloudy and murky for most but a mild night on the cards, temperatures overnight between around nine and ii on the cards, temperatures overnight between around nine and 11 degrees celsius, that is higher than the temperatures should be in the middle of the day let alone during the night. the mild conditions will continue into monday where a band of rain pushing southwardsful ahead of it gusty winds to the east of the pennines and scotland to watch out for a time. monday morning to the south, a lot of cloud, a few sunny spells but another mild day, temperatures as high as 14 to maybe i6 temperatures as high as 14 to maybe 16 degrees given a bit of sunshine across england and wales. that is your weather. good afternoon. thousands of prison officers atjails in london and south—east en

the rain in the north—west england and again into parts of wales. . we'll be back with the headlines at eight o'clock. now it's time for newswatch with samira ahmed. hello and welcome to newswatch. on this week's programme is bbc news doing deals with celebrities? she gets to talk about her new song, they got to ask about the divorce. it was a very difficult time and... and we are a family. and we will always be a family. but first as storm doris battered many parts of the uk on thursday it could mean only one thing for bbc reporters. you know what is coming next. here is alison freeman. we saw you a little earlier unable to stand up. it does not look any better now. it isn't. actually we have just watched this storm unfold through the morning as the wind has become more and more powerful. it is so strong at the moment i cannot look into it and this foam that is being blown from the sea is more like being in a big blizzard. but was that piece of broadcasting on location necessary, wise or safe? some people thought not. i am sure the bbc will say we d

north—west england into the far—west of scotland.all. temperatures may be down tomorrow because the wind is lighter where it's stronger today. it may not feel too different. mild this weekend. the wind will pick up on sunday. there could be showers occasionally, not all the time. england and wales, a lot of cloud, but mainly dry. this is bbc news at 5.30pm — the headlines. southern rail passengers face more rail misery — as members of the train drivers‘ union, aslef, reject a deal — to settle their long—running dispute. i pay a lot of money to get to brighton every day and the service i get is ridiculous, i have to say. the new us secretary of state — rex tillerson — “1. as,» “ttqq : 2 tr,- -.—> “yr”? 7. 7.7 in new eealafid : afiértw6§éimf= fires have combined — covering nearly five thousand acres. let's take you to the white house now where president trump is due to give a news conference. he's expected to confirm more key appointments to his cabinet including his labour secretary — after his original choice, andrew puzder, withdrew.

north and northern isles. southern scotland will brighten up a little bit. clad in northern ireland. some showers in the west. showers in north—west englandull weather in the south—east england and east anglia as the glancing blow from the low pressure system takes place. in the —— this afternoon it will edge eastwards and some of us will get the sunshine back before sunset. still the rain and hill snow in northern scotland. a lot of fine weather elsewhere. some sunshine around. temperatures about 5— nine celsius. for the six nations rugby kicking off again, we've got drying up kicking off again, we've got drying up in edinburgh after some early rain. it will turn chilly this evening at twickenham under starry skies and there will be some frost setting in in many places tonight. and the risk of icy patches. this weather system working in from south—west england, into the south—east and the midlands. some outbreaks of rain from vat and hill snow in wales and the midlands adding to the pennines tourism might. it is cold enough for that and the risk of some icy patches and patchy fog developing. some fog around to start the day tomorrow. it

some of it heavy across the western up slopes of the south—west of england, western wales and for north—westcross central and eastern areas, rain will be lighter and patchier. a windy day for all, though — mild, double figures in many areas. and behind the rain band, as it sinks south into england and wales, skies will brighten up for northern ireland and scotland, with blustery showers and the winds a feature, and it's also colder behind the rain band, temperatures here mainly in single figures, with the sunshine to compensate. that weather front sinks southwards and eastwards on saturday night. again, heavy bursts across the high ground of the west before it clears away, then something a little bit drier to end saturday night. a bit cooler as well, certainly for northern areas, and rural spots it'll be chilly, still mild in the south. there's saturday's rain pushing to the near continent. this is sunday's weather sweeping into the north and west as the day wears on, and, again, the isobars will be squeezed together, so another windy day with gales or severe gales in the far north. most of

some of it heavy across the western up slopes of the south—west of england, western wales and for north—west areas, rain will be lighter and patchier. a windy day for all, though — mild, double figures in many areas. and behind the rain band, as it sinks south into england and wales, skies will brighten up for northern ireland and scotland, with blustery showers and the winds a feature, and it's also colder behind the rain band, temperatures here mainly in single figures, with the sunshine to compensate. that weather front sinks southwards and eastwards on saturday night. again, heavy bursts across the high ground of the west before it clears away, then something a little bit drier to end saturday night. a bit cooler as well, certainly for northern areas and rural spots it'll be chilly, but still mild in the south. there's saturday's rain pushing to the near continent. this is sunday's weather sweeping into the north and west as the day wears on, and, again, the isobars will be quite squeezed together, so another windy day with gales or severe gales in the far north. most of the rain again o

to the south—west, may get a frost, greater chance of a frost, north east england fog patches. y, lots of sur, a bit of sunshine at times in the south—west and south wales. not as much as today, from northern ireland, through north—west england, down to the midland and the south—east, fairly cloudy day, some sunny spells, temperatures where you get the sunshine and with light wind feeling on the pleasant side, most above where it should be for the time of year. into the weekend, we stay with the temperatures above where they should be. nights on the cool side where skies are clear, some sunshine round for all of us throughout the weekend. there will be rain at times too. northern and western parts of the uk, strong and gusty winds, that rain superintendent by the end of the day. the further south and east you stay dry. into sunday we start with patchy rain, that clears through to sunshine, a sunnier start. wind into scotla nd sunshine, a sunnier start. wind into scotland later in the day. enjoy your thursday. hello it's thursday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm joanna gosling, welcome to th

because through this afternoon coastal parts of the south west of england could see wind gusts of 40—50 miles an hour. coastal parts of wales, northe could see gusts of 50—60 miles an hour. not a great day for a trip to the coast or a walk over the hills, particularly when you couple those strong winds with heavy bursts of rain and some snowfall across northern scotland as well with some cold air in here. all the while the south—east stays largely dry. some brighter spells, but generally quite cloudy this afternoon and temperatures 11 or 12. this evening we see this band of rain moving across england and wales, tending to fizzle away as it goes. rain and snow moving northwards across scotland and severe gales across the far north of the mainland and the northern isles as well. and the real rash of showers starts to pack in from the west as temperatures start to fall as well. that would lead us to some icy stretches tomorrow morning. bear that in mind if you are travelling the monday morning commute, particularly in the north west. we will see some spells of sunshine, but we will also see lots of showers, these showers heavy with h

a few showers in western scotland, northern ireland and north—west england but turning wet and windys of the midlands the south—east. rain spreads its way northwards but throughout much of scotla nd northwards but throughout much of scotland and northern ireland it will be dry during the afternoon, some good, long, sunny spells. winds lighter than they were yesterday, picking up around the hebrides once again and northern ireland certainly lighter winds than yesterday and we could see rain spreading towards the east, if that comes further westwards we will see a few flakes of snow on higher ground. across parts of north—west england, the midlands and towards the south—east, on and off there will be some drier movements. heavier burst and more persistent rain around cardigan bay, and that is the wind strength. across the south—west in the english channel the strongest winds will be. from late afternoon onwards, 50 mile an hour gust to cross devon and cornwall, 60 or 70 mph across the channel islands, causing disruption to ferry routes across the channel and by the end of the evening,

rainmaker but the further west and north—west you are, saturday begins there will be some outbreaks of rain. some of that fringing into parts of northern ireland and north—west englandmild. 0n the south of that it looks mainly dry. and it is mild. on sunday the south of that it looks mainly dry. and it is mild. 0n sundaya the south of that it looks mainly dry. and it is mild. on sunday a lot of dry weather. cloudy a lot of the time, if you sunny intervals coming through. double figures temperatures with the wind picking up. some wet weather comes back to north—west scotla nd weather comes back to north—west scotland on sunday. headlines for the weekend, mild, may get to see a bit of sunshine at times, not all the time. could see some rain especially in northern england, northern ireland and northern scotland. more about the weekend weather is on its way and you can look further ahead at our website. this is bbc news. the headlines at 4pm: the deal which promised to resolve the long—running rail strike on southern rail has collapsed — raising the prospect of further industrial action. but this is about a safety critical member of staff, on very busy trains. they shou

could see rain spread in through the afternoon, and still some rain around across parts of north—west englandme in the east of england may stay dry throughout the day, and the rain on and off towards the south—west and wales, but consistent in the afternoon around cardigan bay, and it is across the english channel where the strongest of the winds will be. now, not as strong as they were through yesterday across the far south—west. 50 mph gusts possible here, but strengthening somewhat through the latter stage of the afternoon and evening, english channel. channel islands, 70 mph possible, that will cause some disruption. towards the south—east corner we will see a0 and 50 mph gusts to end the evening. the strong winds quickly ease as that area of low pressure pushes its way northwards into saturday morning. chilly start for england and wales, lots of dry and bright weather sandwiched between one area of low pressure across northern france, another one to northern scotland. here, after a cloudy and fresh start, some of the showers will be wintry over the hills. some rain potentially in the sou

possibly gale force around the irish sea coast and north—west england and north wales. 70 miles per hours. possibly 50—60 england. turning back to snow again. inland. the rain should hold for the final the six nations rugby event this weekend. england versus italy at twickenham. there could be some rain drizzle at the end of the match. this is the weather front. behind the end of the match. this is the weatherfront. behind that, still u nsettled, weatherfront. behind that, still unsettled, but much colder air. look, we have got snow even at lower levels, potentially, in the north and beverly hills further south. an icy start. a different feeling day. significantly lower. add—on the windchill and the copious amounts of showers. wintry in the lower levels evenin showers. wintry in the lower levels even in the north. hale and thunder. that weather stays with us until tuesday. perhaps wednesday even will have some bad weather. in the meantime, those warnings are on line. and you can stay up—to—date with the weather forecasts. hello. this is bbc world news. the indian embassy in washington ha

west. further north a bit ofa gales out west. further north a bit of a struggle to brighten things up, especially across the more northern and eastern parts of england into scotland as well. dampness holding those temperatures down to 45 celsius, brighter further west to scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. a bit of a question mark about how it brightens up through eastern counties, if it stays cloudy, it will stay chilly, but further south, the transformation from the dell weekend will be much brighter. but it will be windy. it will be particularly windy across western coasts and headlines, with 50 or 60 mph gusts coming in from the east, and there are warnings in force from the met office that there could be some disruption. staying windy as we had to monday night, and by tuesday morning, this chap appears across from the south—west, bringing showery outbreaks of rain. for the rest of us, a dry day on tuesday. how much sunshine again is open to doubt, but another chilly feeling day across the north and east, milder further south day across the north and east, milderfurther south and day across the north and east, milder further south

england. a few showers in the west, which will tend to fade, but we keep wet and windy weather in the north—westes and south—west england. very windy in northern scotland around this area of low pressure. we start with strong to gale force winds in scotla nd strong to gale force winds in scotland and further outbreaks of rain. there will be the odd passing shower into england and wales, but the vast majority will be dry. lighter winds across southern england compared with elsewhere. some fog patches around, not widespread, but where they developed they could be slow to clear on thursday morning. apart from a chance of passing shower in england and wales, it will stay dry. rain heading into northern ireland, just starting to push into north—west england in the afternoon. temperatures for many, a mild feel. always feeling best if you get a bit of sunshine. the chance for some fog patches on friday morning. once they have gone, variable cloud, sunny spells, lasting thing longest down the eastern side of the uk. things have turned mild. 8 degrees is the average for the time of year. could be very mi

staying quite windy with some hill fog through the higher ground of wales, north—west england. —west. so first thing on tuesday will look somewhat like this. cloud and outbreaks of rain through cornwall, eventually nudging into parts of devon. a little more cloud through somerset and south wales, and that hill fog as well. but elsewhere it will be a cold start with some decent spells of sunshine. very nice, indeed. as we push further north and west, again dry, largely sunny, maybe the chance of a little bit bit of light, patchy frost in sheltered areas of scotland, but not a bad start to the day. and, as we go on through the day, i think you will continue to see some sunshine, and temperatures will be a degree or so up on where they were on monday. the exception really is into the south—west, where the cloud will continue to gather, pushing up through the midlands and into wales, eventually into northern ireland. it'll bring the odd spot of showery rain by the end of the day. but temperatures still decent, 11—12 degrees. highs hopefully six or seven into eastern scotland, so we'

could see rain spread in through the afternoon, and still some rain around across parts of north—west englande east of england may stay dry throughout the day, and the rain on and off towards the south—west and wales, but consistent in the afternoon around cardigan bay, and it is across the english channel where the strongest of the winds will be. now, not as strong as they were through yesterday across the far south—west. 50 mph gusts possible here, but strengthening somewhat through the latter stage of the afternoon and evening, english channel. channel islands, 70 mph possible, that will cause some disruption. towards the south—east corner we will see a0 and 50 mph gusts to end the evening. the strong winds quickly ease as that area of low pressure pushes its way northwards into saturday morning. chilly start for england and wales, lots of dry and bright weather sandwiched between one area of low pressure across northern france, another one to northern scotland. here, after a cloudy and fresh start, some of the showers will be wintry over the hills. some rain potentially in the south—east

rain for northern and western areas, heavyin rain for northern and western areas, heavy in north—west englandtice temperatures are higher than last night 5—10 in the south—west. this weekend is looking u nsettled. south—west. this weekend is looking unsettled. stills of rain at times in the north and west, and gale force winds at times across the north and west. 0n the upside, for most of the weekend, it will be mild. saturday is not looking pleasant, cloudy, wet, heavy rain. gale force winds around the coasts and over high ground. the rain will be focused across western hills of england and wales, south—west england, western wales, cumbria and lancashire will see rain either time saturday is out with localised flooding in places. central and eastern places, you could see a glimmer of brightness, but it will be mild. the rain band moves south in the afternoon. brighter skies for northern ireland and scotland with blustery showers. at least you have sunshine to compensate. so, the first part of saturday night begins wet and windy. eventually the rain pushes into the north sea. it will turn dry

england. they've just about pulled away into the north sea. 0ne england. they've just about pulled away into the north sea. one or two coming into north—westin. that will reach western scotland and the breeze will freshen again, not on the scale of storm doris. the temperatures are stuck in single figures for many of us, just ten across parts of southern england. this evening rain in southern scotla nd this evening rain in southern scotland preceded by hill snow. drying up for a time in northern ireland. not much rain at all in southern england overnight. turning windy across all parts, gail is developing in north—west scotland. but a change of wind direction, south—westerly, milder air coming into the uk, so we will notice that over the weekend. temperatures back up over the weekend. temperatures back up again. a blustery weekend but not stormy and there will be some rain around, clearly, as you can start saturday morning. thoroughly wet in the hills of western scotland and cumbria as well. the rain pushing south—eastwards. not much down the eastern side of the uk. northern ireland and scotland brightening up in the afternoon, a few showe

still may be a bit of patchy rain into the far north—west of england and coming in, to west wales and england. temperatures a degree or so down, compared with today, but then the wind where it is at its strongest may be lighter. and here is the picture for the start of the weekend, this weak weather front moving in, so it will produce outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, more especially into western scotland and into cumbria as well, we could see that. it is trying to push south—east wards, not a huge amount of urgency so staying dry, a lot of cloud round. some occasional southern, part two of the weekend on sunday sees a wet windy weather system moving into north—west scotland. the breeze picks up elsewhere but elsewhere a mild day, so it will be staying mild throughout this weekend. limited southern, just a bit here and there, limited rain, but the bulk of that will be falling into western scotland, occasionally northern ireland, and northern england but not all the time. and there is is a weather forecast for where you are online. today, at 5.00pm. more disruption in store for s

that will head back across england and wales and then north wales and north—west england. the northern half of the country. tomorrow and the showers continuing northern scotland and north—west england and northern ireland. this area of brain feeds in across southern and south wales —— this area of rain. the far south of england has an ear masks slightly less cold than at the moment. —— a maths. into some colder air but we will keep you updated and turning win the across the south of the uk. blustery as well as another area of rainfall moves in. friday, another area of low pressure bringing rain back up across england and wales. u nsettled back up across england and wales. unsettled for friday into the weekend and it looks like most of the rain across england and wales, picture in scotland and northern ireland. a coroner condemns the police response during the tunisia terror attack that left 30 british tourists dead. as a lone gunman set about killing as many tourists as he could, the coroner said the police were at best shambolic, at worst cowardly. in the past few minutes,

staying quite windy with some hill fog through the higher ground of wales, north—west england. uesday will look somewhat like this. cloud and outbreaks of rain through cornwall, eventually nudging into parts of devon. a little more cloud through somerset and south wales, and that hill fog as well. but elsewhere it will be a cold start with some decent spells of sunshine. further north and west again dry, largely sunny, maybe the chance of a little bit bit of light, patchy frost in sheltered areas of scotland, but not a bad start to the day. and, as we go on through the day, i think you will continue to see some sunshine, and temperatures will be a degree also up on where they were on monday. the exception really is into the south—west, where the cloud will begin to gather, pushing up through the midlands and into wales. eventually into northern ireland. it will bring the odd spot of showery rain by the end of the day. but temperatures still decent, 11—12 degrees. highs hopefully six or seven into eastern scotland. so we're starting to get there. that weather front will move out

a couple for zero, north—west england and south england. —— for north—west. this is the rain pushing into parts of south—east england and east anglia for a time today. a dull and damp start to the weekend, but into this afternoon it will pull away eastwards and some of us will see the sunshine coming back. the rains deal with us and hill snow in northern scotland. a few more showers coming into the far south—west of england. you can see the extent of the fine weather in many parts of the uk this afternoon. 5-9 the many parts of the uk this afternoon. 5—9 the top temperature. for the six nations at murrayfield the rain will clear. starry skies will turn it chilly. the frost setting in for many of us tonight. as we have this morning, with icy patches. frost tonight. wet weather moving through parts of england and wales. the risk of hill snow out of that and showers across western parts of scotland. temperatures close to freezing. patchy fog more of an issue tomorrow morning, compared with this morning. it might be slow to clear in some spots. more cloud in engl

we should see some sunnier spells across north—west england and wales, stretching down into the midlandseratures will be higher — seven, eight degrees in some spots — but add on the strength of the wind, even with those double digits down in the south—west, it is still going to feel pretty disappointing out there, so you'll need to wrap up warm. gales, severe gales are likely for a time through the latter stages of the day and as we go through tuesday night and for the isles of scilly and maybe the far south of cornwall, we could see some rain from the weather fronts just brushing here. so it stays windy. the winds will start to pivot around to a southerly, and that is going to help drag in slightly milder air. and on tuesday, on the face of it, predominantly dry, with just some showery outbreaks of rain across the south—west and maybe into northern ireland. but the cloud starting to break up, and we'll see 11 degrees likely down into the south. so there's always the risk, tuesday into wednesday, of these low pressures out in the atlantic trying to make their presence felt. really just s

most of the rain again on sunday will be across northern ireland, scotland, and then into north—west englandof the east and south—east holding onto dry weather, and perhaps with brightness. it'll be mild once again through sunday. monday looks like it will be very blustery with heavy, scattered showers, turning cooler as well, temperatures pushing into single figures right across the board. and that's the theme for much of next week. it will be cooler, windy at times, with the risk of gales or severe gales, but there will be some sunshine in between the showers. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's lebo diseko. our top stories: president trump's administration steps up its attack on what it calls the "fake media". among the targets, cnn and the bbc. the battle for the last is stronghold in iraq: government troops face fierce resistance, as they enter western mosul. malaysia confirms it was a chemical weapon that killed the half brother of north korea's leader, so just how was it brought into the country? and counting do

of england and west of scotla nd north—west of england and west of scotland doing well withside of scotland underneath afair bit eastern side of scotland underneath a fair bit of cloud. a first weather front brings the patchy rain overnight and then we see another band of cloud and rain drifting its way into the south—west through the small hours of wednesday morning. so we start off with that cloud and rain across this southern and western pa rt of rain across this southern and western part of the uk. it is all drifting northwards and eastwards once again on a south—westerly breeze. there will be some brighter weather developing later on as we get into the afternoon across wales and the south—west, but with a scattering of showers. the temperatures, that south—westerly breeze, we are in double figures. quite widely. 11 or 12 celsius for some of us. and then through wednesday night, on into thursday, we've got this area of low pressure to the north of the uk. a fair number of isobars. it will be breezy. quite cloudy with rain, mainly in western scotland and the north—west. f

in scotland, northern ireland and north—west england, the risk of icy patches by dawn a bit of sunshined and rain. hail, thunder, sleet and snow over higher ground it will feel cold single figures across the board. four, 5 degrees in the north and seven, eight in the south. it looks quite u nsettled eight in the south. it looks quite unsettled with further heavy showers. goodbye finau. —— for now. good evening. let's have a look at the headlines. jeremy corbyn says he ta kes the headlines. jeremy corbyn says he takes his share of responsibly deep for his party's defeat by the conservatives in the copeland by—election. he urged the party to unite at the scottish labour party conference. i have been elected twice to lead this party. i am proud and honoured to lead those particles of all my energies go into that. or my party's age is going to campaigning for this party. britain faces a sustained level of terrorist threat from is mick extremists. —— islamic extremists will stop some mo farah said he was a clean athlete after allegations that his coach, alberto salazar, may have broken drugs

we will have more rain to northern ireland and some spots of rain showing up in parts of north—west england. southern counties of england losing the mist and fog at the moment. temperatures may get up to 13—14dc. the breeze will ease down, but the showers will become more abundant, but where you get the sunshine, you are in for a pleasant afternoon. temperatures could peak at 13—14 celsius in the south. a weather front will push southwards and eastwards tonight. that will keep temperatures up. patchy rain or drizzle. a touch of frost, with clearer skies, frost and fog for scotland and north—east england, as we start friday. here, the best of the sunshine on friday. some sunny spells towards the south—west, but a few showers later. in the sunshine, once again, it should feel pleasant. most m ost pla ces most places dry and to the afternoon. into the weekend, we continue with temperatures slightly above the average for this time of year. a little bit of rain. particularly in the north. on saturday, the patchy rain beginning to move south. many places starting with a bit of mist and fog. more

we should see some sunnier spells across north—west england and wales, stretching down into the midlands but add on the strength of the wind, even with those double digits down in the south—west, it is still going to feel pretty disappointing out there so you will need to wrap up warm. gales, severe gales are likely for a time through the latter stages of the day and as we go through tuesday night and with the isles of scilly and maybe the far south of cornwall, we could see some rain from the weather fronts just brushing here. it stays windy. the winds will start to pivot around to a southerly and that is going to help drag in slightly milder air. on tuesday, on the face of it, predominantly dry with just some showery outbreaks of rain across the south—west and maybe into northern ireland. but the cloud starting to break up and we'll see 11 degrees likely down into the south. so there is always the risk, tuesday into wednesday, of these low pressures out in the atlantic trying to make their presence felt. really just showers out to the extreme west. the further east you live, you should

some of it heavy across the western up slopes of the south—west of england, western wales and for north—westtral and eastern areas, rain will be lighter and patchier.

the rain will be heavy over the hills, notjust across north—west england but south wales for a time. becomes like apache, petering out overnight. more wet and windy weather arriving in the north—west overnight. many places will start drive. may brighten up a touch here and there. it will be wet from most of the day in scotland and northern ireland. severe gales running across irish sea coasts. cloudy in england and wales, sunshine but cooler in northern scotland. this is bbc news. the headlines: the former labour foreign secretary david miliband has said the party is at its weakest 50 years. jeremy corbyn ‘s allies say that negative interventions aren't helping the party. several major news organisations had been excluded from a briefing by president trump's spokesman at the white house. the bbc, cnn and the new york times were among those told they were not invited. iraqi forces have entered parts of western mosul in an attempt to remove so—called islamic state from iraq's second largest city. security compounds have been attacked in syria, killing dozens. some reports put the numbe

north it will be a struggle to brighten up especially in northern and eastern england and scotland. some dampness holding temperatures down to four or 5 degrees across eastern scotland and north—east england. brighter further west brighten up across parts of wales, the midlands and eastern counties. if it stays cloudy it will stay chilly. further south, a transformation from the dull weekend conditions with something much brighter, 10 degrees in some spots, but it will be windy. factor that in. particularly windy across western coasts and headlands with 50 or 60 mph gusts coming from the east. warnings in force from the met office, there could be some disruption. by tuesday morning this chap appears across the south—west, a front bringing showery outbreaks of rain across south—west england and maybe southwest wales. for the rest of us, a dry day on tuesday. sunshine is open to doubt, but a chilly feeling across the north and east, but milderfurther chilly feeling across the north and east, but milder further south and west. adding to the middle of the week, the front that saunters across the country, bringing the odd shower, followed by another one bringing heavy and thundery showers as well. showers around in

and north—west england, the north of england, the midlands and also east anglia, and no high winds and winds and we can no warning. high winds and we can concentrate on them. it is great to be stormy, 70, 80 mile gusts. we really get these inland. also potentially going to be causing some problems. trees down. certainly the potential for some problems. trees down. certainly the potentialfor some high problems. trees down. certainly the potential for some high sided vehicles going down, and if ur lottie, some significant structural damage. later on thursday, the worst is going to be across lincolnshire and east anglia. sting in the table. and later on thursday, towards midnight, it is going to pull away that isobars and we're going to be done with that storm. on friday, the french story for the rest of the country. some outbreaks of rain but it is good to be much calmer. a little on the crusade. temperatures about five or six. and as far as the weekend is concerned, some isobars and that means some blustery conditions. but these are going to be mild winds so we're talking about temperat

staying quite windy with some hill fog through the higher ground of wales, north—west england. outh—west. so first thing on tuesday will look somewhat like this. cloud and outbreaks of rain through cornwall, eventually nudging into parts of devon. a little more cloud through somerset and south wales, and that hill fog as well. but elsewhere it will be a cold start with some decent spells of sunshine. very nice, indeed. as we push further north and west, again dry, largely sunny, maybe the chance of a little bit bit of light, patchy frost in sheltered areas of scotland, but not a bad start to the day. and, as we go on through the day, i think you will continue to see some sunshine, and temperatures will be a degree or so up on where they were on monday. the exception really is into the south—west, where the cloud will continue to gather, pushing up through the midlands and into wales, eventually into northern ireland. it'll bring the odd spot of showery rain by the end of the day. but temperatures still decent, 11—12 degrees. highs hopefully six or seven into eastern scotland, so

across the east and into north—east england, here, the clouds thickening and a spot or two of drizzle. still a little disappointing. but not bad through northern ireland, north—west than we've seen in recent days across central and southern areas. but the temperatures, 7—9 degrees, maybe 10 down into the south—west, but if you factor in the strength of the wind, it is going to be a windy day — gales or severe gales on exposed coasts into the south—west or here, that's going to make it feel pretty chilly indeed. there will be the potential for some rain as well, through the isles of scilly and the far south of cornwall from this weak weather front. the winds, through the night, will start to pivot round to of a more south—easterly or southerly, and on tuesday that will help to break up the cloud even more. so we will see some sunny spells. outbreaks of showery rain into the south—west, wales and northern ireland but elsewhere highs a little more the isobars still staying with us. it will still be a breezy feel, but i suspect through wednesday, we could see 12 degrees with some sunshine — and that will feel quite nice after recent events. more cloud around on thurs

evening commute will be quite poor across northern ireland much of scotland and north—west england ande care. by the end of the night, we will see iced developing, temperatures rarely plummeting as the rain band becomes more confined to was the eastern side of the uk. things change towards the end of the week we start towards the end of the week we start to pick up bitterly cold bits, very wintry with some chances of snow showers. we will keep you updated with that. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. nine in ten hospitals in england had unsafe numbers of patients on wards this winter, the bbc has found. the number of unexpected deaths among mental health patients in england rises by almost 50% in three years. stefano brizzi, who murdered a police officer and dissolved his body in acid, has been found dead in his cell at belmarsh prison. president donald trump has continued to criticise the judge who blocked his travel ban on seven countries, saying americans should blame the courts "if something happens". a teenager has admitted killing an american tourist and injuring five others

it stays wet across north—west england throughout. but turning drierfor much of england throughout. s and southern england, we will hold on to cloud throughout the day. outbreaks of rain across wales, devon and cornwall, but temperatures in double figures. northern england, scotland and northern ireland, colder, but brighter, sunshine at times. blustery, a few showers which will turn wintry later. this coming in for thursday is storm doris, the fourth named storm for the met office this season. it could be a nasty little feature as we go into thursday. already, let‘s deal with the winds. there are met office amber be prepared warnings across northern england, north wales and the north midlands. this is where we expect the strongest of the winds to be. gusting 70mph, maybe 80mph at times. but bear in mind the figures could change and the position of the strongest winds could change as we head towards thursday and as well as the winds we could have significant snow fall on the hills. ten centimetres and the potential for low level through the morning rush hour across scotland too. this