england, south wales and east anglia. mainly dry to the north of this but still some sharp showers, for northern and scotland particular. northern ireland and north—westas strong as recent days and temperatures reaching 16 celsius in the sunshine or 12 where there is rain. the rain pushes northwards this evening and overnight, as far north as southern scotland by the end of the night. dryer was clear skies are further north in scotland and also northern ireland. —— dryer with clearer skies. more rain to come tomorrow across england, wales and southern scotland. large the driver northern ireland. further north across scotland, drier and brighterfrom the north across scotland, drier and brighter from the west across the afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines: the kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge makes history after becoming the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. japan braces for typhoon hagibis — the worst storm to hit the country for 60 years. the us warns turkey it will impose "cripping sanctions" if it continues to take military action against kurdish forces in syria. the head of the nhs warns the school gates have become a breeding

west and far north of scotland. these are the average wind speeds but gas could be close to gale force. we will see rain spreading across the north west englandouth—west of england is where we go on through the afternoon. ahead of that through the midlands into eastern parts of england, some dry weather, perhaps some bright eclipses but increasing amounts of cloud, temperatures around 16 or 17 degrees. if you are out and about on saturday night, watch the band of rain pushing very slowly. some heavy and persistent rain affecting many areas. 0n sunday, that frontal system, instead of clearing away, just hangs back, it holds on, so rain is likely to persist across some parts of southern and central scotland down the eastern side of england. they are met office yellow warnings here in force. we could see a further 40 millimetres of rain or more in some places. after what has been a wet speu places. after what has been a wet spell of rain, any more could cause flooding and travel problems. in the west, things will brighten up. we'll see some sunshine during the day. next week it stays unsettled, more heavy rain at times. it will often be windy. t

get all about 18 or 19 the north—west of england. or 19 in kent, the top of the date 13 or so. enter the start of next week, not a great deal changes. we stay dry and sunny but noticeably colder by day and night. here is the pattern to take you out of sunday onto monday. it is very much that high pressure that is dominating the scene. a little ridge of high pressure keeping it fine and settled. frosty start, mark you. not so much on the way of wind, perhaps for the north and north—east of scotland, wanted to spots on the eastern shores feeling the keenness of that northerly wind. just a difference in the far south—west. and of cloud to the odd showery burst of rain. about six or seven to 11 or 12 at the very best. not to deal of difference as we move from monday into tuesday. a lot of isobars squeezing up into the south—western quarter so the wind, the into the in the onshore breeze from the north sea. quite a bit of cloud across the eastern counties but the most part, it is dry but not warm. seven, eight, nine to about ten, 11 or 12

it is interesting that the stance are different, taking place in the north—west of england. west of england. apparently in a neutral area, behind closed doors, no press allowed, and to try and get some sort of rake through because the irish taoiseach has been firm in saying this is not negotiable. the eu keep ringing up the irish backstop issue. it's one of boris johnson's the irish backstop issue. it's one of borisjohnson‘s great the irish backstop issue. it's one of boris johnson's great sticking points. it really is a thorn in the side of these negotiations. it will be interesting to see what happens. from the eu side, some negative posturing going on. from the uk side yesterday, borisjohnson said he was cautiously optimistic. i said this before, this uncertainty is not good for anybody. who knows what is going to happen, the election looming in the politics i'm looking good. investment is suffering, british business needs to get this done and i would argue european business needs to get this done. businesses are saying the same thing. they are saying, we need to know what

first thing, some wet weather in north england and wales and the south—west and then heavier rain comingsouth into central and eastern england product northern ireland and scotland have some strong winds with the low— pressure some strong winds with the low—pressure nearby at pretty 20 showers, perhaps even a touch wintry across some high mountains. the reason for that, colder air digging in around ourarea reason for that, colder air digging in around our area of low pressure on thursday and friday. to the south it is still quite warm, air coming from the continent and between that on friday we will have a weather front and quite a lively one. for wales and the north west of england, friday into saturday could see up to 100 millimetres of rain, that is four inches, and in many areas that will make it a wetter 0ctober than average. to the south in the milder air, 15 or16 average. to the south in the milder air, 15 or 16 on friday and dry in the south—east, cooler further north. the met office are concerned that some of the rain on friday and saturday could cause problems, particularly to

afternoon — northern england, wales, west midlands, and the south west as we will have more cloud, a few showers in the south east and it will be turning increasingly wet and windy across the northd then through wednesday night, it turns wetter across the eastern side of england. that weather front across the west will tend to slide south—eastwards and merge with the other one. so, it will be fairly damp and cloudy for england and wales thursday morning with a milder start to the day. but windy and clearer further north—west. low pressure still anchored to the north of the uk. looks like it will deepen through the day as it will turn windier in parts of scotland and northern ireland with gales developing here. plenty of showers some of which may be heavy and thundery through the day. meanwhile, further south and east, will have that weather front sliding its way eastwards taking the cloud and the rain with it leaving in its way sunshine and one or two showers. but the winds really picking up across northern and western scotland. perhaps 16mph gusts. temperatures 12—14 or 15 degrees in the south. now, it starts to look like we will see colder air invading the northern half of the

but be prepared for some disruption for wales and north west england. in to your local bbc radio stations for updates of any traffic and travel issues. but once that front‘s cleared away, we're going to see a change. some chillier mornings, some frost around but some dry, sunny weather conditions and that's because high pressure is set to build in from the atlantic and quieten things down over the next few days. that's it. whatever you're doing, take care. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: a murder investigation is launched after british police find 39 bodies in the back of a lorry that came from europe. it is absolutely imperative that the operation is conducted with the upmost respect for the 39 people who lost their lives. republican lawmakers disrupt the trump impeachment inquiry — barging into a hearing room, moments before a senior pentagon specialist was due to testify. president trump says he's lifting all sanctions against turkey, after ankara says its offensive against the kurds in syria is over. and a quantum leap for com

on friday, wet into wales and parts of north—west england. , sunshine and showers. for england and wales, a lot of clout around at the weekend, and it will rain at times. if you prefer a brighter weather hour—long with downpours, scotland and northern ireland. there will be sunshine, but the showers will be heavy at times. that's all from the bbc news at six, 00:29:44,338 --> 2147483051:51:36,884 so it's goodbye from me, 2147483051:51:36,884 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s

west a blustery day, a few showers drifting through north—west england, north—west wales and the midlandswe saw on saturday. right towards the north—east, but in the south—west, the windiest conditions. temperatures at levels they should be for this time of year. still some rainfora time be for this time of year. still some rain for a time as we going to sunday evening across central and eastern parts, that will fade away. dry with the mist and fog forming, than for much of the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west. that will lift temperatures back into the start of the monday morning rush—hour, at straight towards the east of the country. as we start monday, this is the chart. a big low pressure area south of iceland, doesn't look great, does it? strong gale force winds, they could become severe gale force in the north—west of scotland. 0utbreaks heavy force in the north—west of scotland. 0utbrea ks heavy and force in the north—west of scotland. 0utbreaks heavy and persistent in the morning, turning a bit lighter and more fragmented as it turns into the afternoon,

parts of south—west england, the midlands, north—west england, around yorkshire, east anglia as well, with exposure in the west. it is a cloudy, dry day. some drizzle, some showers and rain coming up from the channel across the south—eastern quarter and pushing south—eastward across the south—eastern quarter and pushing south—eastwa rd through across the south—eastern quarter and pushing south—eastward through the day. blinded, brighter skies, pushing south—eastward through the day. blinded, brighterskies, sunny spells and some showers but don't forget windy in scotland, especially with exposure and 16 celsius in the south. we say goodbye to the rain away from the east coast of england and from many of us drive with clear spells, a few showers, some of which wintry across the north of scotland, then we will look at the arrival of our next system. —— arrival. it will not be as called a night in the south—west and the channel islands, but is northwards and it will be a cold night, cold enough for a touch of frost here and there annual season patchy method for forming. back to the south—

there will be some showers across the western side of northern ireland, a few for north—west england in, some spells of sunshine are not as windy as it has been over the last couple of days. on the cool side for many, temperatures typically 14— 15 celsius. could see a few higher temperatures in the best of the sunshine. could get up into southern parts of scotland by the end of the night. further north across scotland it stays dry, with some clear skies. also driver northern ireland. where we have the clear skies, 3— four celsius overnight. holding onto double figures where we have the cloud in the rain. a really messy picture, one way or another most of england and wales will see some spells of rain pushing their way into southern scotland. looks like northern ireland, northern and western scotland probably staying mainly dry, with some sunshine. just the chance of a few showers, but that rain quite heavy and persistent for a that rain quite heavy and persistent fora time, that rain quite heavy and persistent for a time, pulling away eastwards as the day moves on. taking time to clea

north—west of scotland could be quite wet, part of northern ireland early in the day. another system is putting south—west across lots of englandens in the north. it remains unsettled into the weekend. low pressure nearby so it will stay quite windy for many and showers and longer spells of rain. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. the new boss of the imf tells the bbc, global tensions, from the us—china trade war to a no—deal brexit, could cost the global economy $700 billion next year. beijing criticises apple over an app that helps protestors tracks police in hong kong, hot on the heels of the national basketball association row, we go live to our asia business hub. and right now, the only way is down for financial markets worldwide as investors weigh the escalation in tensions between the us and china.

but still sharp showers particularly for northern western scotland and northern ireland and north—west england13 with the rain. the rain pushes north through this evening and overnight, perhaps as far north as southern scotland, for the north dryer with clearer skies, dry for northern ireland, temperatures for five but double figures with the cloud and rain. more rain tomorrow, across much of england and wales and southern scotland, largely drier northern ireland, for the north across scotla nd ireland, for the north across scotland turning to drier and brighter in the west through the afternoon. good afternoon. there are reports today of fresh clashes in north—eastern syria, as turkish forces continue their offensive against kurdish troops. pressure is also building on the united states, to stop turkey continuing its military operation. kurdish authorities say more than 190,000 people have been displaced as result of the turkish incursion, triggered by president trump's decision to withdraw us troops. turkey says it wants to create a 20—mile—deep buffer zone across the syrian border — what it

england, south wales and east anglia. mainly dry to the north of this but still some sharp showers, for northern and western scotland particular. northern ireland and north—westunshine or 12 where there is rain. the rain pushes northwards this evening and overnight, as far north as southern scotland by the end of the night. dryer was clear skies are further north in scotland dryer with clearer skies. and also northern ireland. more rain to come tomorrow across england, wales and southern scotland. large the driver northern ireland. further north across scotland, drier and brighter from the west across the afternoon. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge makes history after becoming the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. typhoon hagibis makes landfall in japan bringing torrential rain and strong winds — it's the worst storm to hit the country for sixty years. there's been fierce fighting around the town of ras al—ayn in syria — with conflicting reports as to who controls it. the head of the nhs warns the school gates have become a breeding ground for myths about the safety of vaccinations. sport and a full rou

with the heaviest of rain over the hills of wales and north—west england, there could be some local floodingy the end of saturday. by then, as much as 100 millimetres of rain. south—eastern areas not seen much rain during the day was the mildest of all. elsewhere, turning coolerfrom the north. when we eventually see the back of that rain, from the south or east of england on saturday night, we will all get into that cooler air drawn down from the north and there will be some showers. it looks like most of the showers will get pushed down into northern ireland, swept down into northern ireland, swept down across scotland and northern england and north wales. to the south, probably dry in sunshine this time but not very warm. temperatures 12 or13, time but not very warm. temperatures 12 or 13, but it will be cooler further north and may be a touch wintering over the very tops of the high ground in scotland. looking further ahead, there is our area of high pressure, sitting to the west, which is why we are drawing down this colder air on a northerly wind. whilst the high pressure will be close

afternoon — northern england, wales, west midlands, and the south west as we will have more cloud, a few showers in the south east and it will be turning increasingly wet and windy across the northrees again. and then through wednesday night, it turns wetter across the eastern side of england. that weather front across the west will tend to slide south—eastwards and merge with the other one. so, it will be fairly damp and cloudy for england and wales thursday morning with a milder start to the day. but windy and clearer further north—west. low pressure still anchored to the north of the uk. looks like it will deepen through the day as it will turn windier in parts of scotland and northern ireland with gales developing here. plenty of showers some of which may be heavy and thundery through the day. meanwhile, further south and east, will have that weather front sliding its way eastwards taking the cloud and the rain with it leaving in its way sunshine and one or two showers. but the winds really picking up across northern and western scotland. perhaps 16mph gusts. temperatures 12—14 or 15 degrees in the south. now, it starts to look like we will see colder air invading the northe

however, be prepared for some disruption for wales in north—west england. wet month that we have seen. tune into the local radio station for updates. once the frong goes away we will see a change. chilly mornings and some frost around the dry and sunny weather conditions because high pressure is set to build in from the atlantic and quieten things down 00:28:00,675 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 over the next few days.. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: a murder investigation is launched after british police find 39 bodies in the back of a lorry that came from europe. disruption at the trump impeachment inquiry as republican members of congress barge into a hearing room ahead of a testimony. confrontation in chile on the first day of a general strike against inequality as an apology from the president fails to quell public anger. shock treatment — tesla stuns wall street by returning to profit, when analysts expected a loss. now all eyes are on its new shanghai factory.

it's worth bearing in mind if you have travel plans across wales and north—west england friday into saturday keep tune to be busy local radio station but the good news is as a front eases away high—pressure acid to build on sunday and promises something of the dryer next week. welcome to bbc news, i'm mike embley. our top stories: a murder investigation is launched after british police find 39 bodies in the back of a lorry that came from europe. it's that came from europe. absolutely imperative that operation it's absolutely imperative that the operation is conducted with the utmost respect for the 39 people who have lost their lives. republican members of congress disrupt the trump impeachment inquiry — barging into a hearing room moments before a senior pentagon specialist was due to testify. president trump says he's lifting all sanctions against turkey, after ankara says its offensive against the kurds in syria is over. and a quantum leap for computers — google says its new machine can calculate in minutes what would take a normal computer thousands of years.

a lot of rainfall to come, especially in wales and north west england, over the higher ground. gradually moves its way further south but you can see for wales, south—west england, the midlands, eastern areas, really quite an unpleasant day on saturday. further north and west the rain will clear with showers into the west but again that temperature difference. chilly in the north and not so cold towards the south—east. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: police investigating the discovery of 39 bodies in the back of a refrigerated lorry in essex have searched two addresses in northern ireland. here in essex a 25—year—old lorry driver is being questioned by the police as officers asked who were the 39 people who died and why were they being brought to the uk. will the pm push for a general election orfocus on getting his brexit deal through parliament? as reports of a cabinet spilt over how to move forward with brexit are dismissed. research finds people with long term health conditions are more likely to suffer pain on days when it's

shores of northern ireland, one or two coming out of the irish sea towards the western shores of north west englandt, staying for the most part much colder, drier, with a bit more sun. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm. (oov)police charge lorry driver maurice robinson with the manslaughter of 39 people, found dead inside a trailer in essex. he's also been charged with conspiracy to traffic people. the arrest comes as police appeal for anyone concerned about family members, to get in touch. do we have your loved one? one of the... england reach the final

much wetter for northern ireland, the western fringes of north—west england, down into western walesemperatures around 15—17, in the mid further north. notice the rain pepped up as it starts to push east this evening and overnight. notice the brighter colours. don't be surprised if you hear a rumble of thunder or two in places as that rain band becomes confined to northern and eastern areas, something a bit drier following behind. with this temperatures, nowhere will be particularly cold, with the wind, rain and cloud, temperatures generally into the teens for most. that rain becomes stalled across the eastern side of the country as it jumps into this area of high pressure. we will see a little area of low pressure developing across the south—east later in the day and that will actually increase the winds as well. we met office yellow warnings are in force in parts of eastern scotland, eastern england is down to the south—east. we could even see localised flooding in some places. the rain will be persistent for most of the day. one or two places seeing a washout. further west, not to

a few showers drifting through western scotland, north—west england, north wales, and the midlands throughouth what we saw on saturday. a bright day towards the north east. but the north east to the south west, their windy conditions. and temperatures at the levels they should be for the time of year. they will feel cooler down those eastern coast with the wind off the sea. still some rain for a time as we go into sunday evening across central and eastern parts. that will fade away. drier with some mist and fog forming. and then, later in the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west. that will lift temperatures up into the start of monday morning rush hour. a little bit cooler, but at least drier to the east of the country. as we start monday, this is the chart. a big area of low pressure to the south of iceland. it doesn't look great, does it? and these weather fronts will bring persistent rain to start the day in western areas. strong to gale—force winds. they could become severe gale—force in the north west of scotland. outbreaks of rain, heavy and persistent in the mor

however, be prepared for some disruption for wales in north—west england.ave seen. tune into the local radio station for a static once upfront goes away we will see a change. chilly mornings and some frost around the dry and sunny weather conditions because high pressure is set to build in from the atla ntic pressure is set to build in from the atlantic and quieten things down over the next few days.. this is bbc news, the headlines: british police have launch a murder inquiry afterfinding the bodies of 39 people in a lorry container in south—east england. the vehicle had come overfrom europe. the driver has been arrested. they're now trying to identify the bodies, which include a teenager. republican members of congress have disrupted the trump impeachment inquiry, barging into a hearing room, moments before a senior pentagon specialist was due to testify. democrats say it's a way to prevent more evidence emerging against the president. president trump says he'll lift all sanctions imposed on turkey over its incursion against the kurds in syria. he said an

but be prepared for some disruption for wales and north west england.n. so, please tune in to your local bbc radio stations for updates of any traffic and travel issues. but once that front‘s cleared away, we're going to see a change. some chillier mornings, some frost around but some dry, sunny weather conditions and that's because high—pressure is set to build in from the atlantic and quieten things down over the next few days. that's it. whatever you're doing, take care. i'm ben bland with bbc news. our top story. british police launch a murder inquiry after the bodies of 39 people are found in a lorry container in south—east england. their identities are not yet known. it's thought the lorry crossed the english channel from zeebrugge in belgium. the driver, a 25—year—old man from northern ireland, has been arrested. president trump says he'll lift all sanctions imposed on turkey over its incursion against the kurds in syria. he said ankara promised him its military operation in the region had stopped. and this story is getting a lot of attention on

ireland to give us some sunshine, eventually a bit of sunshine, eventually a bit of sunshine in north—west england temperatures will be around 13—16, not feeling critically great with the cloud and the rain. into next week, it remains unsettled, strong windy expected both on monday and tuesday. you can see quite a lot of rain symbols for the weekend, and temperatures around about the middle teens. that is all from me, bye—bye. you're watching bbc news at 9 with me annita mcveigh — the headlines... the home secretary, priti patel, is calling on facebook to rethink its plans to encrypt messages on its platforms. encryption is creating those spaces, the spaces for terrorist individuals, terrorist organisations, child abusers, the people that are seeking to do harm to others. the prime minister's chief advisor on europe will be holding another round of talks in brussels today, aimed at breaking the brexit deadlock. the financial watchdog, the fca, says millions of customers are overpaying for car and home insurance because industry competition isn't strong enough. scotland yard is expected to be stron

afternoon — northern england, wales, west midlands, and the south west as we will have more cloud, a few showers south east and it will be turning increasingly wet and windy across the north 13—15 degrees again. and then through wednesday night, it turns wetter across the eastern side of england. that weather front across the west will tend to slide south—eastwards and merge with the other one. so, it will be fairly damp and cloudy for england and wales thursday morning with a milder start to the day. but windy and clearer further north—west. low pressure still anchored to the north of the uk. looks like it will deepen through the day as it will turn windier in parts of scotland and northern ireland with gales developing here. plenty of showers some of which may be heavy and thundery for the day. meanwhile, further south and east, will have that weather front sliding its way eastwards taking the cloud and the rain with that leaving in its way sunshine and one or two showers. but the winds really picking up across northern and western scotland. perhaps 16mph gusts. temperatures 12—14 or 15 degrees in the south. now, it starts to look like we will seek colder air invading t

a few showers because of scotland north—west england, north wales and the midlands. ghout. into next week, the weather charts screen motor. changeable conditions with rain and strong winds at times. more throughout the evening. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm... the mother of teenager harry dunn who died in a crash involving the wife of a us diplomat — says the government must put pressure on her to return to the uk. democrats leading the impeachment inquiry into president trump, issue a legal order demanding that the white house hand over more documents. 37 people are injured after a double—decker bus overturns in devon. a british—australian woman and her boyfriend are released after more than three months in an iranianjail. and coming up in sportsday at 7:30, we'll have more reaction to england's rugby world cup win over argentina.

but be prepared for some disruption for wales and north west england.ady wet month that we've seen. so, please tune in to your local bbc radio stations for updates of any traffic and travel issues. but once that front‘s cleared away, we're going to see a change. some chillier mornings, some frost around but some dry, sunny weather conditions and that's because high pressure is set to build in from the atlantic and quieten things down over the next few days. that's it. whatever you're doing, take care. welcome to newsday. i'm ben bland in london, the headlines... the search for answers — british police try to identify the 39 people found dead in the back of a lorry. it is imperative that the operation is conducted with the utmost respect for the 39 people who have lost their lives. president trump says he's dropping all sanctions against turkey, after ankara promised him its offensive against the kurds in syria was over. i'm rico hizon in singapore. also in the programme: republican lawmakers disrupt the trump impeachment inquiry — barging into a hearing

rain will be in southern parts of the uk as well as heavy burst of rain in parts of wales and north—west englanding a clear start to the day so there could be sunshine here right from the word go. notice early in the morning there is rain hugging eastern parts of uk by the time we reach the early afternoon it is sunshine all around. not many showers around in the wind will be light, the air will be fresh and it will feel very pleasant. a little on the cool side and temperatures around 13 degrees. that was wednesday and this is thursday. big low pressure is slowly rolling in bringing showers. strengthening in central and southern england and showers ringing hailand and southern england and showers ringing hail and thunder as well, frequent showers across western and southern areas. on friday the wind will strengthen further in the south. gusting in excess of 50 miles an hourand south. gusting in excess of 50 miles an hour and those showers will push in by the breezy conditions. i think we will call it a mixture of sunny spells and showers because it certainly will not be a write—off of a day. and

a few showers drifting through western scotland, north—west england, north wales, and the midlands throughout and brighter weather compared with what we saw on saturday. a bright day towards the north east. but the north east and the south west, there windy conditions. and temperatures at the levels they should be for the time of year. they will feel cooler down those eastern coasts with the wind off the sea. still some rain for a time as we go into sunday evening across central and eastern parts. that will fade away. drier with some mist and fog forming. and then, later in the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west. that will lift temperatures up into the start of monday morning rush hour. a little bit cooler, but at least drier to the east of the country. as we start monday, this is the chart. a big area of low pressure to the south of iceland. it doesn't look great, does it? and these weather fronts will bring persistent rain to start the day in western areas. strong to gale—force winds. they could become severe gale—force in the north west of scotland. outbreaks of r

a few showers drifting through western scotland, north—west england, north wales, and the midlands throughoutright day towards the north east. but the north east to the south—west, their windy conditions. and temperatures at the levels they should be for the time of year. they will feel cooler down those eastern coast with the wind off the sea. still some rain for a time as we go into sunday evening across central and eastern parts. that will fade away. try it with some mist and fog forming. and then, later in the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west. that will lift temperatures up into the start of monday morning rush hour. a little bit cooler, but at least drier to the east of the country. as we start monday, this is the chart. a big area of low pressure to the south of iceland. it doesn't look great, does it? and these weather fronts will bring persistent rain to start the day in western areas. strong to gale force winds. they could become severe gale force in the north west of scotland. outbreaks of rain, heavy and persistent in the morning. turning a bit lighter a

wales, north—west england, friday into saturday morning, a lot of rainfall, so that could lead onto somee—bye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: borisjohnson is understood to be pushing for a general election if the eu agrees a three—month brexit extension — after mps rejected his fast—track commons timetable we want to crack on, and if we can't crack on then, you know, regrettably, it does seem that a general election is the only way to sort this impasse out. labour will be calling for a general election once a no deal is off the table. now eu leaders will consider whether to grant a delay to the 31 0ctober brexit deadline and what length it should be.

of scotla nd rain spreading across the south west of scotland and northern ireland, parts of north—west england end the south—west of england eventually, as we go on through the afternoon. through the midlands into eastern parts of england, in dry weather, some brighter glimpses perhaps but increasing amounts of cloud, temperatures around 16 or 17 degrees. on saturday night, the band of rain will push from the west to the east very slowly. heavy and persistent rain affecting many areas. on sunday, the frontal system instead of clearing awayjust hangs back, it holds on so rain is likely to persist across some parts of southern and central scotland down the eastern side of england, they are met office yellow warning is in force, that is the lowest warning the met office will issue. we could see a further 40 millimetres of rain or more in some places after what has been after a real wet spell of weather, this could cause flooding and travel problems. in the west, things will brighten up and we will see sunshine a day on the day. next week stays unsettled, heavy rain at times, and it will often be

with the heaviest of rain over the hills of wales and north—west england, there could be some local flooding. south—eastern areas not seen much rain during the day was the mildest of all. elsewhere, turning coolerfrom the north. when we eventually see the back of that rain, from the south or east of england on saturday night, we will all get into that cooler air drawn down from the north and there will be some showers. it looks like most of the showers will get pushed down into northern ireland, swept down into northern ireland, swept down across scotland and northern england and north wales. to the south, probably dry in sunshine this time but not very

don't need me to tell you it has been a thoroughly wet 2a to 36 hours across parts of wales and north—west england across this part of the wet, amber warning has now been lifted. close to five inches of rain in the wettest spot. this weather front, responsible for the rain, will get a wriggle on and move south and east as we head through the course of the day, low—pressure anchor to the north of the uk, fairly blustery day for northern scotland, showers, lots of brightness across the hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. more now on england's emphatic vistory over the all blacks. they're now through to the final of the rugby world cup, when they'll face either wales or south africa. as you would expect, there was headyjubilation amongst england fans leaving that match in yokohama. the way those boys played today out there for us was absolutely incredible. it was relentless from start to finish. bearing in mind that was the all blacks they were playing against, is that as good as you have ever seen them play? yeah, i would say the defence was amazing. absolutely amazing. theyjust didn't give

west but some are travelling east. not too many across eastern parts of england. frequent showers running into norththe chance of seeing occasional rain. the big picture for friday to the weekend is that england and wales, close to this weather front more likely to see cloud and outbreaks of rain. some that could be heavy at times. particularly on friday in parts of northern england and wales. the weekend, into next week, it is staying unsettled with low pressure nearby. today at 5... turkey launches military action across its border against kurdish fighters, in north—eastern syria. it‘s being claimed turkish warplanes are targetting towns and villages sparking panic among civilians. the military assault follows president trump‘s decision to pull us troops out of the area. now the uk and france are calling for a special session of the un security council. we‘ll have the latest. the other main stories on bbc news at 5... parliament is to hold a special saturday sitting, on october 19th, after the eu summit that week, seen as the last chance to avoid a no—deal brexit. european leaders say they‘ll cont

this stage, pa rt of rain is more of us at this stage, part of scotland, northern ireland, north—west englandales two, while south of that pressure is still relatively high, it looks like it was a relatively dry. wednesday is shaping up against a south—westerly breeze, nothing is mostly chilly out there, but taking a look at the big picture, putting on thejet a look at the big picture, putting on the jet stream as well, that is going to carry low pressure away as we go through the rest of the week. but as it does so, we will get a good flow of air from the north—west. as it will be building so north—west. as it will be building so it will turn drier. and into the following weekend and the week after that, a greater degree of uncertainty in the longer for customers that i mentioned in the last weather forecast, due to this amplified wavy pattern in the jet strea m amplified wavy pattern in the jet stream across the atlantic. at this dip in thejet stream stream across the atlantic. at this dip in the jet stream will take that low pressure towards us as we go through the start of the following w

pivot, take the rain back to the south—west and wales, and it will head back in the direction of the north sea. north of that, for northern wales and northern englanden rooney — wife of former england captain, wayne who has accused another footballer‘s wife of selling stories about her to a tabloid. 0n twiiter, coleen claimed she had traced a series of leaks from her private instagram feed to another account owned by her fellow wag, rebekah vardy who she denies the claims. here‘s liz mzimba to explain why hashtag ‘wagatha christie‘ is trending around the world. (tx set—up) they are married to footballers who have played for england but both women have become well—known figures in their own right. rebekah vardy has taken part in the reality show, i‘m a celebrity get me out of here. coleen rooney has been a guest presenter on shows like the x factor. come on, liverpool. she says after yea rs of factor. come on, liverpool. she says after years of stories about are appearing ina after years of stories about are appearing in a tabloid newspaper she decided to lay a trap on her private instagram feed. she told her more than1 million instagram feed. she t

ahead of this band of rain splashing across northern ireland and into north—west england, south—west south—west of ingo before the day is done. temperatures 13 to 17 degrees. the sunday, the wet weather lingers across the eastern half of the country, they could be localised flooding, something brighter in the west. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: prince harry starts legal action against owners of the sun and daily mirror newspapers, in relation to alleged phone—hacking. the metropolitan police is heavily criticised for its investigations in to false allegations of a vip paedophile ring. i have the utmost contempt for senior officers of the metropolitan police, past and present. for the turmoil that they have put people's lives through. the prime minister insists again tonight that there'll be no delay to brexit. but government papers seen in court today say he will send a letter to the eu asking for an extension, if no deal is agreed in the next two weeks. for the first time, all primary school pupils in england are being offered a free flu vaccine this year — as part of a hu

north—west england, west of wales and south—west england with the rain.ales. moving east. as we pick it up on friday, you can see the track we expect this to take taking rain with it, but that is half the story. we are looking at severe gales along the coastlines of south—west wales, south—west england and gales across the english channel, accompanied by this rain. move north of that we are into dry conditions but it won't feel quite as cold. thank you very much, see you in half—an—hour or so. we promised you another snippet of the chat of renee zellweger and louise. she turned up in her slippers. what a wonderfulfilm. i'm going to ask rufus the first question. yes. when you see her being judy, what do you think? i said this before, it's quite extraordinary, i met her asjudy before i met her as renee. it's kind of strange. i kind of knew who she was, but on the first day she had the teeth in, the hair on, and she was in the middle of filming a scene. so i got a mixture of the two, she wasn't in character, she didn't say hello, i'mjudy. but i was getting a

north—west england, also wales.roblems as we go into the start of the weekend. so enjoy the brighter weather while we have got it. some cloud in the south, producing some rain this afternoon into the evening rush—hour. that rain will be on the move tonight pushing across scotland, clearing away from northern ireland. both of those weather fronts start to come together across england and wales, meaning plenty of cloud, temperatures not dropping as much as last night, but in the small gap between, this is where we could see some mist and fog first thing tomorrow morning. so, a bit of a chilly start. through the day, the patchy rain and drizzle in england and wales gets heavier through the midlands and eastern england into the afternoon. northern england brightening up in the afternoon. very blustery winds, if not gale force, in scotland. compared to the past couple of days, temperatures on the slide. colder air will be pushing in on thursday night, into friday. particularly in the northern half of the uk. that will be

tonight we keep the showers going into scotland, northern ireland and north—west england and it will air with boris johnson when he was mayor of london. just for the record, you‘re not denying it? i am not answering. that is my record. did you break the gla code of conduct? no, and i have said everything i am going to say on that matter. dominic raab is expected to hold talks with the us secretary of state about withdrawing diplomatic immunity for a woman involved in a car crash in which a teenager was killed. the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick says she‘s ‘deeply sorry‘ for mistakes that were made duringthe force‘s investigation into claims of a vip westminster paedophile ring. sport now on afternoon live with ben. more about the new man in charge of england cricket. yes, chris silverwood is the man with the unenviable job of following trevor bayliss as england head coach. bayliss stepped down after the ashes and having led england to the 50—over world cup in the summer. silverwood has been in the england setup for a couple of years now working with the bowlers, having

clouding over in scotland and northern ireland but england and wales, grey skies into the afternoon and outbreaks of rain persistent across north and westhat will lead to the risk of flooding and some travel disruption into the start of the weekend. still the dividing line between what will be a humid start in the south—east, 15 degrees tonight compared to a frosty start across scotland and northern ireland. sunshine and a few showers here to get your weekend under way. a big contrast to start the weekend. you will still need your rain jackets across northern and western parts of england and wales initially but it will turn drier and brighter through saturday. rainey threw a good part of the day the midlands before easing off, but turning wetter and wetter and also when the earth across east anglia and the south—east and the channel islands, could see gale force winds developing today due tomorrow. warmest of all in the far south—east, kent, sussex and the channel islands, 17, but more of us feeling the chill as we finish saturday. through saturday night into sunday, we eventually clear away the weather front from the south—east corner,

but you were going out all over the north—west of england, with spades and travels... ? and travels...? literally digging? yes, i have even hired a digger to go 15ft down because we found an area where a big 5ft drain was being put in, and that was open at the time of helen's disappearance. but we we re time of helen's disappearance. but we were assured by the people who put this pipe in that we would not have to go any further than 15ft, because then, they just have to go any further than 15ft, because then, theyjust shovel all the rubbish back in, whereas before that, they have to put sand and everything to make sure the pipes don't get cracked. why you believe helen's killer, ian simms, has not revealed where he buried her body? ian simms is... everybody classed him, he even called himself psycho sims, and he was known in the village as that. and the only thing ican think village as that. and the only thing i can think of is, there's two reasons, i would sink. 0ne, i can think of is, there's two reasons, iwould sink. 0ne, either he is disappointed that he didn't beat