west. england and wales, though a lot more sunshine more widely through sunday will be a very pleasant day, although later on the cloud increases. northperatures, after that chillier start, not as high as today. 11 to 1a celsius, about average. now, as we go into the evening, rain will extend across the rest of scotland into northern england, north and west wales. that pushes its way southwards for monday and fizzling out a little bit. there's going to be a lot of cloud around on monday. a few brighter breaks to the east of high ground, but outbreaks of rain or drizzle possible just about anywhere. it will be milder again though, even with that cloud 13 to 16 or 17. the general highs. quick glimpse into next week. high pressure is going to be more dominant, especially to the south and later into the west. that's going to keep things largely dry for much of the week. bit of rain at times in the far north of scotland. what i will say though, temperatures dropping later in the week, return of overnight frost and some of the mornings could still be quite misty and foggy. sun set as well will be an hour earlier. and that's because tonight

west. england and wales, though — a lot more sunshine more widely through sunday. it will be a very pleasant day, although later on the cloud increases. northd temperatures, after that chillier start, not as high as today. 11—14 celsius — about average. now, as we go into the evening, rain will extend across the rest of scotland into northern england, north and west wales. that pushes its way southwards for monday. fizzling out a little bit. there's going to be a lot of cloud around on monday. a few brighter breaks to the east of high ground, but outbreaks of rain or drizzle possible just about anywhere. it will be milder again though, even with that cloud — 13—16 or 17 the general highs. quick glimpse into next week. high pressure is going to be more dominant, especially to the south and later into the west. that's going to keep things largely dry for much of the week. bit of rain at times in the far north of scotland. what i will say though — temperatures dropping later in the week, return of overnight frost, and some of the mornings could still be quite misty and foggy. sunset as well will be an hour earlier. and that's because tonight w

and we will see some breaks in the cloud across north—west england and also south—west scotland.sure starts slipping southwards into the bay of biscay. we have a couple of weather fronts coming in across the north west, introducing some rain across scotland and northern ireland and the remnants of the weather front in the east could still produce the odd spot of rain across the south—east. but in between, there will be some dry conditions and some sunshine. but a subtle change in the wind direction to more westerly, so temperature is not as high but still mild. sunday morning, we start with some mist and fog that will lift, then we see the cloud near to scotland and northern ireland with rain arriving here later, strengthening winds, drier and brighter across england. also wales. and with top temperatures up to around 16 celsius. live from london — this is bbc news. a row over reparations — the bbc understands several countries will raise the subject at the commonwealth summit in samoa. but this time the discussion needs to be had about the history of this and the ill effects of

england will stay cloudy. best of any sunshine, south—west scotland, north—west england.ight, we see that weather front spread northwards across scotland, bringing outbreaks of rain, patchy clouds. skies clear for many. this area of low pressure starts to fizzle out across the southwest so the winds will ease down here. still fairly mild, temperatures to start saturday ranging between 7 and 11 degrees. saturday, that area of low pressure fizzles out, but we look to the north—west, a renewed area of low pressure. its weather front pushing into scotland and northern ireland bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain here. but much of southern and eastern scotland, england and wales will have a fine day with some sunshine. a few showers, wales, south—west england, some early showers, i think, east anglia and the south—east, but these will clear away so the majority will be dry into the afternoon. but slightly fresher thanks to westerly winds on saturday — the mid—teens i think for most. into sunday, a ridge of high pressure builds into england and wales, so a lot of dry wea

at the same time where we have some flooding concerns into north west england, the weather should be cloudy. the best of today's sunshine will be in northern ireland. now overnight, as skies clear in scotland, i expect some fog patches to develop here so it turns quite murky. england and wales still having a lot of cloud. still some patches of rain coming into east anglia in the southeast of england. but by this stage the rain is going to be a lot lighter and then we see high pressure start to build across the uk. so although there could be a bit more rain to come across east anglia, south east england, it's going to be very light, and so i'd expect the number of flood warnings to drop over the coming days, because many of us should have quite a run of 2 or 3 days of dry weather to look forward to, and that should help some of those flood waters start to ebb away. bit more sunshine, i think, for scotland and northern ireland as well, for tomorrow. and then into wednesday night, it's a cold night. temperatures down in single figures and a touch of frost in the coldest parts of scotlan

the club for much of england but sunny skies developing across wales, the far west, down through parts of devon, cornwall, but the best of the sunshine probably tomorrow across northut still rather chilly although you can see the temperature starting to rise again further south. taking a look at tuesday, you will notice we have a southerly wind. it is dragging in some really quite moist air so they could be some mist and fog, generally quite murky through the morning and probably the best of the sun front of the north of higher ground so possibly across northern scotland and temperature starting to rise here, back up to the seasonal average and a bit beyond in a few places. looking towards the atlantic for wednesday's weather into thursday and some of the rain could contain the remnants of ex— hurricane milton, o'hara came for us but it will be quite wet ——no hurricane for us. the temperature is very mild, the mid—to—high teens, maybe 21 in the south, itjust a mild were quite unsettled through much mild were

the early rain clears away from northern ireland, moves into north—west england, and there could be some as we head through the afternoon. but you could catch a shower almost anywhere. a little less frequent out towards the east. some sunny spells and the best of the sunshine. temperatures will peak 16—19 celsius. that's above the seasonal average. now, the low pressure sinks a little further southwards as we head through tuesday, so some of the focus of the heaviest downpours could be across the southern half of the uk. there'll be quite frequent showers here, but again some bright and some sunny spells in between. another band of rain just pushes northwards into scotland. again, there will be quite a lot of cloud here, but once again in the best of the sunshine, it will feel warm for the time of year. temperatures generally 14—18 celsius. now, wednesday's weather needs watching. this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane kirk, and at the moment, we think that the worst of the weather will be across northern france, moving into the low countries, heavy rain and st

west england. maybe a rumble or two of thunder here. some showers too, affecting northmild by night. now, you can see all of these fronts just gradually pushing their way further northwards and eastwards through tonight. some clear spells for a time, notably across northern areas of england. so here, temperatures could drop back into high single figures perhaps, but another fairly mild start to the day on monday, and it's more of the same. could be some longer spells of rain across northern and eastern areas of scotland, with those fronts just towards the north of us, but some more heavy, thundery showers pushing into south west england by the time we get to the end of the day. but it's a day of sunny spells and showers, feeling warm again in the best of the sunshine. 18 or 19 degrees perhaps. more showers affecting much of the uk as we head through tuesday. some brightness, some spells of sunshine in between. once again, we'll see temperatures peak at 13 to 18 celsius, but it's all change on wednesday. now, we look out towards the atlantic. this deep area of low pressu

it's quite gloomy in northern ireland and north—west england. stronger winds coming into scotland. those winds could be touching gale—force in the far north, where we have got that weather front bringing rain towards shetland. still quite gloomy, though, through the day for western scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. elsewhere, we may see something a bit brighter. some sunshine coming through, even across those southern areas, once the mist and fog lifts during the morning. but wherever you are, it is going to be a mild day on thursday. temperatures in the afternoon, again, typically 15 or 16 degrees. now, if you are going to be out and about in the evening for halloween, or even for diwali, a lot of dry weather around, some mist and fog forming in the evening. in the north—west, though, there is too much wind here for any mist and fog, but there will be some rain moving down from the north on that weather front there. it is going to be producing a bit of rain for scotland as we head into friday. but the winds, whilst they will ha

west england. maybe a rumble or two of thunder here. some showers too, affecting north not feeling quite as warm, but still temperatures around about the seasonal average, if not a little above and it will stay mild by night. now, you can see all of these fronts just gradually pushing their way further northwards and eastwards through tonight. some clear spells for a time, notably across northern areas of england. so here, temperatures could drop back into high single figures perhaps, but another fairly mild start to the day on monday, and it's more of the same. could be some longer spells of rain across northern and eastern areas of scotland, with those fronts just towards the north of us, but some more heavy, thundery showers pushing into south west england by the time we get to the end of the day. but it's a day of sunny spells and showers, feeling warm again in the best of the sunshine. 18 or 19 degrees perhaps. more showers affecting much of the uk as we head through tuesday. some brightness, some spells of sunshine in between. once again, we'll see temperatures pe

the downpours through this afternoon will tend to be in wales, south—west england, may be a lot of thunder here. showers affecting northore cloud than yesterday, so not feeling quite as warm, but are still temperatures round about the seasonal average if not a little above. it will be mild by night too. you can see all of these fronts gradually putting their weight northward and eastward through the night, some clear spells for a time. here temperatures could drop back into high single figures, but anotherfairly mild back into high single figures, but another fairly mild start to the day on monday. and they could be longer spells of rain across northern and eastern areas of scotland with those fronts just towards the north of us. but for heavy, thundery showers pushing into south—west england by the time we get to the end of the day. a day of sunny spells and showers, feeling warm in the best of the sunshine at 18 or 19. more showers affecting much of the uk as we head through tuesday, some brightness and a spells of sunshine in between. once again, we will see temperatures between 13—18. this will change on wednesday,

the early rain clears away from northern ireland, moves into north—west england, and there could be some could catch a shower almost anywhere. a little less frequent out towards the east. some sunny spells and the best of the sunshine. temperatures will peak 16—19 celsius. that�*s above the seasonal average. now, the low pressure sinks a little further southwards as we head through tuesday so some of the focus of the heaviest downpours could be across the southern half of the uk. there�*ll be quite frequent showers here, but again some bright and some sunny spells in between. another band of rain just pushes northwards into scotland. again, there will be quite a lot of cloud here, but once again in the best of the sunshine, it will feel warm for the time of year. temperatures generally 14—18 celsius. now, wednesday�*s weather needs watching. this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane kirk, and at the moment, we think that the worst of the weather will be across northern france, moving into the low countries, heavy rain and strong winds. but some of that rain could

england, the midlands, by tomorrow morning. clear skies for comet watchers towards the north—west of england, parts of south—west scotland and north—eastese guys remain clear because that is where the temperatures remain lowest. milder air creeping into the south. temperatures rising through the night. here comes the milder air. but of course along with the milder air com sweater weather as well. generally warmer and wetter into next week. a lot of dry weather 1431 00:1

england will stay cloudy. best of any sunshine, south—west scotland, north—west england.d northwards across scotland, bringing outbreaks of rain, patchy clouds. skies clear for many. this area of low pressure starts to fizzle out across the southwest, so the winds will ease down here. still fairly mild, temperatures to start saturday ranging between 7 and 11 degrees. saturday, that area of low pressure fizzles out, but we look to the north—west, a renewed area of low pressure. its weather front pushing into scotland and northern ireland bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain here. but much of southern and eastern scotland, england and wales will have a fine day with some sunshine. a few showers, wales, south—west england, some early showers, i think, east anglia and the south—east, but these will clear away so the majority will be dry into the afternoon. but slightly fresher thanks to westerly winds on saturday — the mid—teens i think for most. into sunday, a ridge of high pressure builds into england and wales, so a lot of dry weather here, could be quite cool to st

these approaching weather fronts from the west that are likely to throw more cloud into eastern scotland, down through northern england, too. outbreaks of rain for northmperatures dropping to mid—single figures underneath clear skies and really quite chilly—feeling air further south and east. but there won't be quite as much mist and fog around tomorrow morning as we saw earlier on this morning. and that's because the southerly wind is starting to pick up with these approaching weather fronts. so this is saturday, then. there'll be some more rain out towards the west, some of it heavy and more persistent across northern ireland into north—west scotland. a freshening southerly to south—easterly wind blowing, particularly up through these irish sea coasts. but again, for much of england and wales, the sunshine is just set to continue. and in the best of that, some of our temperatures could peak at 16—18 celsius, which is just slightly above the seasonal average. and then on saturday into sunday, well, ourfronts, driven by this area of low pressure, start to make further inroads. so it's a cloudier—looking day, the cloud thickening from the west as we he

the early rain clears away from northern ireland, moves into north—west england, and there could be somewest england into southern wales as we head through the afternoon. but you could catch a shower almost anywhere. a little less frequent out towards the east. some sunny spells and the best of the sunshine. temperatures will peak 16—19 celsius. that's above the seasonal average. now, the low pressure sinks a little further southwards as we head through tuesday, so some of the focus of the heaviest downpours could be across the southern half of the uk. there'll be quite frequent showers here, but again some bright and some sunny spells in between. another band of rain just pushes northwards into scotland. again, there will be quite a lot of cloud here, but once again in the best of the sunshine, it will feel warm for the time of year. temperatures generally 14—18 celsius. now, wednesday's weather needs watching. this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane kirk, and at the moment, we think that the worst of the weather will be across northern france, moving into the

the early rain clears away from northern ireland, moves into north—west england, and there could be someland into southern wales as we head through the afternoon. but you could catch a shower almost anywhere. a little less frequent out towards the east. some sunny spells and in the best of the sunshine, temperatures will peak at 16—19 celsius. that's above the seasonal average. now, the low pressure sinks a little further southwards as we head through tuesday so some of the focus of the heaviest downpours could be across the southern half of the uk. there'll be quite frequent showers here, but again some bright and some sunny spells in between. another band of rain just pushes northwards into scotland. again, there will be quite a lot of cloud here, but once again in the best of the sunshine, it will feel warm for the time of year. temperatures generally 14—18 celsius. now, wednesday's weather needs watching. this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane kirk, and at the moment, we think that the worst of the weather will be across northern france, moving into the low

spreading into eastern scotland, parts of eastern england too, with rain across south—west england and much of wales up through northes, again, 13—17c. now, that low pressure pushes further eastwards, it's going to introduce very unsettled conditions as we head into the start of next week. here's the outlook for our capital cities. bye—bye for now. tonight at six, iran's supreme leader defends his country's missile strike on israel earlier this week. in a rare speech, leading friday prayers, ayatollah khamenei called it "minimum punishment" for israel's actions. as israel carries out more strikes on lebanon, israeli forces continue to battle hezbollah on its northern border. and now we can hear the sirens are going off and we have to get out of the area. and here in beirut there have been more of a strike today as we bring you the latest across the middle east. and the other main stories on tonight's programme...

england will stay cloudy. best of any sunshine, south—west scotland and north—west england.. friday night, we see that weather front spread northwards across scotland, bringing outbreaks of rain, patchy clouds. skies clear for many. this area of low pressure starts to fizzle out across the southwest so the winds will ease down here. still fairly mild, temperatures to start saturday ranging between 7 and 11 degrees. saturday, that area of low pressure fizzles out, but we look to the north—west, a renewed area of low pressure. its weather front pushing into scotland and northern ireland bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain here. but much of southern and eastern scotland, england and wales will have a fine day with some sunshine. a few showers, wales, south—west england some early showers, i think east anglia in the south—east, but these will clear away so the majority will be dry into the afternoon. but a slightly fresher thanks to westerly winds on saturday — the mid—teens i think for most into sunday. ridge of high pressure builds into england and wales, so a lot of d

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england will stay cloudy. best of any sunshine, south—west scotland, north—west england.rthwards across scotland, bringing outbreaks of rain, patchy clouds. skies clear for many. this area of low pressure starts to fizzle out across the southwest so the winds will ease down here. still fairly mild, temperatures to start saturday ranging between 7 and 11 degrees. saturday, that area of low pressure fizzles out, but we look to the north—west, a renewed area of low pressure. its weather front pushing into scotland and northern ireland bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain here. but much of southern and eastern scotland, england and wales will have a fine day with some sunshine. a few showers, wales, south—west england some early showers, i think, east anglia and the south—east, but these will clear away so the majority will be dry into the afternoon. but a slightly fresher — thanks to westerly winds on saturday — the mid—teens i think for most. into sunday, a ridge of high pressure builds into england and wales, so a lot of dry weather here — could be quite cool to sta

the early rain clears away from northern ireland, moves into north—west england, and there could be somelmost anywhere. a little less frequent out towards the east. some sunny spells and the best of the sunshine. temperatures will peak 16—19 celsius. that's above the seasonal average. now, the low pressure sinks a little further southwards as we head through tuesday, so some of the focus of the heaviest downpours could be across the southern half of the uk. there'll be quite frequent showers here, but again some bright and some sunny spells in between. another band of rain just pushes northwards into scotland. again, there will be quite a lot of cloud here, but once again in the best of the sunshine, it will feel warm for the time of year. temperatures generally 14—18 celsius. now, wednesday's weather needs watching. this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane kirk, and at the moment, we think that the worst of the weather will be across northern france, moving into the low countries, heavy rain and strong winds. but some of that rain could move into kent, perhaps.

the early rain clears away from northern ireland, moves into north—west england, and there could be some across south—west england into southern wales as we head through the afternoon. but you could catch a shower almost anywhere. a little less frequent out towards the east. some sunny spells and the best of the sunshine. temperatures will peak 16—19 celsius. that's above the seasonal average. now, the low pressure sinks a little further southwards as we head through tuesday, so some of the focus of the heaviest downpours could be across the southern half of the uk. there'll be quite frequent showers here, but again some bright and some sunny spells in between. another band of rain just pushes northwards into scotland. again, there will be quite a lot of cloud here, but once again in the best of the sunshine, it will feel warm for the time of year. temperatures generally 14—18 celsius. now, wednesday's weather needs watching. this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane kirk, and at the moment, we think that the worst of the weather will be across northern france, mo

west england. maybe a rumble or two of thunder here. some showers too, affecting norther east, it's drier, but there will be a lot more cloud than yesterday, so not feeling quite as warm, but still temperatures around about the seasonal average, if not a little above and it will stay mild by night. now, you can see all of these fronts just gradually pushing their way further northwards and eastwards through tonight. some clear spells for a time, notably across northern areas of england. so here, temperatures could drop back into high single figures perhaps, but another fairly mild start to the day on monday, and it's more of the same. could be some longer spells of rain across northern and eastern areas of scotland, with those fronts just towards the north of us, but some more heavy, thundery showers pushing into south west england by the time we get to the end of the day. but it's a day of sunny spells and showers, feeling warm again in the best of the sunshine. 18 or 19 degrees perhaps. more showers affecting much of the uk as we head through tuesday. some brightness,

approaching weather fronts from the west that are likely to throw more cloud into eastern scotland — down through northern england, too. outbreaks of rain for northder night. temperatures in double figures, but perhaps temperatures dropping to mid single figures underneath clear skies, and really quite chilly feeling air further south and east. but there won�*t be quite as much mist and fog around tomorrow morning as we saw earlier on this morning. and that�*s because the southerly wind is starting to pick up with these approaching weather fronts. so this is saturday, then. there�*ll be some more rain out towards the west, some of it heavy and more persistent across northern ireland into northwest scotland. a freshening southerly to south easterly wind blowing, particularly up through these irish sea coasts. but again, for much of england and wales the sunshine is just set to continue. and in the best of that, some of our temperatures could peak at 16—18 celsius, which is just slightly above the seasonal average. and then on saturday into sunday we�*ll our fronts, driven by this area of low pressure, start to make further inroads. so it�*s a clou

a cloudy day on sunday with rain across south—west england and much of wales to north west england andettled conditions to the start of next week and here is the outlook for our capital cities. goodbye for now. in a rare speech, the iranian supreme leader praises his country's missile attack on israel earlier this week and hints there could be more. also on the programme... the debate over assisted dying — the prime minister says he's very pleased to keep his promise let mps vote on the issue. a rise in the number of cyclists gathering their own evidence to help keep the most dangerous drivers off the roads. and the british team that is just one win away from reaching the first america's cup final in 60 years. and coming up on bbc news, harry maguire scores a goal that could help keep his manager in a job, as the defender rescues a dramatic late three—all draw in porto.

the early rain clears away from northern ireland, moves into north west england, and there could be somealmost anywhere. a little less frequent out towards the east. some sunny spells and in the best of the sunshine, temperatures will peak at 16—19 celsius — that's above the seasonal average. now, the low pressure sinks a little further southwards as we head through tuesday so some of the focus of the heaviest downpours could be across the southern half of the uk. there'll be quite frequent showers here, but again some bright and some sunny spells in between. another band of rain just pushes northwards into scotland. again, there will be quite a lot of cloud here, but once again in the best of the sunshine, it will feel warm for the time of year. temperatures generally 14—18 celsius. now, wednesday's weather needs watching. this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane kirk, and at the moment, we think that the worst of the weather will be across northern france, moving into the low countries, heavy rain and strong winds. but some of that rain could move into kent, pe

north—west scotland by the end of the day. it is quite showery across north—west england and wales.. through friday evening, a spell of heavy rain and as that rain continues to push steadily eastwards, it will start to weaken a touch through the night. early on saturday carmoy start—up grey and wet and the rain will linger into saturday afternoon across east anglia, brightening up to sunny spells and scattered showers behind. in terms of the feel of the weather, we are looking at 13 to 17 again. as we are looking at 13 to 17 again. as we move into sunday, the weather story potentially deteriorates. we are going to see a deep area of low pressure. look how many isobars are attached to this low. this significant low has the potential to be our first named storm of the season, even if it doesn't get the name, it is going to bring some wet and windy weather with severe gales on the southern flank of that low. the position of that low is still subject to question at the moment. keep watching the forecast for sunday. and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to join our colleagues for the

into east anglia and greater london area and how we have some of the flooding concerns into north—west englandes to develop so it turns quite murky, england and wales having a lot of cloud and still some patches of rain coming into east anglia and the south—east of england but by this stage the rain is going to be a lot lighter. and then we see high—pressure start to build across the uk solo that could be a bit more rain to come across south east england and east anglia, it will be a light so i expect the number of flood warnings to drop a very numbing days because many of us should have quite a run of two or three days of dry weather so i look forward to that because it should help some of the flood ebb away. a bit more sunshine in scotland and northern ireland as well tomorrow and then into wednesday night it a cold night with impetus down in single figures and a touch of frost in the coldest parts of scotland and on thursday morning starting off with some mist and fog patches which clear ali and high—pressure is in charge with plenty of dry weather and most of us will see some sunny spells

at the same time where we have some flooding concerns into north west england, the weather should beland and wales still having a lot of cloud. still some patches of rain coming into east anglia in the southeast of england. but by this stage the rain is going to be a lot lighter and then we see high pressure start to build across the uk. so although there could be a bit more rain to come across east anglia, south east england, it's going to be very light, and so i'd expect the number of flood warnings to drop over the coming days, because many of us should have quite a run of 2 or 3 days of dry weather to look forward to, and that should help some of those flood waters start to ebb away. bit more sunshine, i think, for scotland and northern ireland as well, for tomorrow. and then into wednesday night, it's a cold night. temperatures down in single figures and a touch of frost in the coldest parts of scotland. now thursday morning, starting off with a few mist and fog patches, scotland, northern ireland, northern england. clearing away. high pressure is in charge. plenty of dry weathe

approaching weather fronts from the west that are likely to throw more cloud into eastern scotland — down through northern england, too. outbreaks of rain for norths in double figures, but perhaps temperatures dropping to mid single figures underneath clear skies, and really quite chilly feeling air further south and east. but there won't be quite as much mist and fog around tomorrow morning as we saw earlier on this morning. and that's because the southerly wind is starting to pick up with these approaching weather fronts. so this is saturday, then. there'll be some more rain out towards the west, some of it heavy and more persistent across northern ireland into northwest scotland. a freshening southerly to south easterly wind blowing, particularly up through these irish sea coasts. but again, for much of england and wales the sunshine is just set to continue. and in the best of that, some of our temperatures could peak at 16—18 celsius, which is just slightly above the seasonal average. and then on saturday into sunday we'll our fronts, driven by this area of low pressure, start to make further inroads. so it's a cloudier looking day, the cloud

more rain to cross_ north—west england. more rain to cross some — north—west england.e where we have had the overnight rain. it has been pushing — the overnight rain. it has been pushing southwards across wales, norihern— pushing southwards across wales, northern england, into the midlands and is _ northern england, into the midlands and is going to continue to do that as we _ and is going to continue to do that as we go— and is going to continue to do that as we go through this morning. moving — as we go through this morning. moving around this area of low pressure. _ moving around this area of low pressure, and some of it will be heavy— pressure, and some of it will be heavy as— pressure, and some of it will be heavy as indicated by the brighter colours _ heavy as indicated by the brighter colours. out towards the north and west, _ colours. out towards the north and west, although there are variable amounts — west, although there are variable amounts of cloud there will also be some _ amounts of cloud there will also be some sunshine and it will be drier. might _ som

scotland, northern ireland, wales, south—west england see a little bit of rain just getting into the far northemperatures, quite mild at the mid to high teens in the warmest spots. we start to see some changes now for the end of the week. for friday, this area of low pressure begins to develop just to the west of the uk and that will start to bring outbreaks of rain. but a dry start with light winds across eastern areas means friday, we could see some fog patches early on across northern and eastern england, but we'll have to see. bands of light and showery rain pushing northwards across the country. that will be followed by some brighter skies towards the south and south—west. here it will be windy in the far south—west. further north, winds will be lighter. we could be up to 16 or 17 degrees where we have the sunshine, but i think temperatures a degree or so down on what we've had the last few days. now pressure chart for saturday. we've got a new area of low pressure pushing in to the north of the uk. that will bring wind and outbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland. the majority