under clear skies, the north west midlands. under clearskies, it the north west midlands.nues to dominate our weather. there's not much wind around to move the puck. to clear especially across northern ireland, and we hang on to the showers on the breeze coming from the south—east. but the most, it's going to be a dry day with sunny spells. eight celsius in glasgow to around 12 celsius vincent hellier. you can see this plaid waiting in the winds which is this weather front which will sink southwards during the course of wednesday. it's bumping into high pressure, weakening all the time and it will produce this band of cloud and patchy light rain in scotland. ahead of it, some sunny skies with some patchy mist and fog declare, and behind it it will brighten up for a time, with temperatures, tend to around 13 celsius. mist and fog to start with on thursday, a bit more cloud around than on wednesday. a bit more certain shine in the northern half of country, and another well different approaches from the north. temperatures ten to 12 celsius, north to south. as this whether fr

now, over recent hours we've seen very heavy snow showers push into north west england and across the northwest midlandsat's the trough bringing extra heavy showers across the irish sea. they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north—west midlands, north wales too. some communities could see five centimetres of snow. wouldn't be surprised if one or two areas got closer to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around four to six celsius into the weekend we've got big problems thanks to this storm, bert. now this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to t

there will be mist and fog forming across northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england and the north—west midlandshese temperatures tell you what you can expect in towns and cities. in rural areas we could even see a touch of frost. tomorrow, high pressure continues to dominate our weather. there's not much wind around to move the fog, which will be slow to clear, more especially across northern ireland. we hang on to the showers coming in on the breeze across east anglia and the south—east, but for most it's going to be a dry day with sunny spells and temperatures eight in glasgow to about 12 in saint helier. you can see all this cloud waiting in the wings. that's this weather front which is going to sink southwards during the course of wednesday. it's bumping into high pressure, it's weakening all the time and it will produce this band of cloud. patchy light rain in scotland, getting into northern ireland and later into northern england. ahead of it some sunny skies. there will be some patchy mist and fog to clear and behind it it will brighten up for a time, with our temperatures ten to about 1

now, over recent hours we've seen very heavy snow showers push into north west england and across the northwest midlandsnging extra heavy showers across the irish sea. they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north—west midlands, north wales too. some communities could see 5cm of snow. wouldn't be surprised if one or two areas got closer to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around 4—6 celsius. into the weekend, we've got big problems thanks to this — storm bert. now, this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk. friday night, as this rain bu

they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north—west midlands, northldn't be surprised if one or two areas got closer to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around four to six celsius into the weekend we've got big problems thanks to this storm, bert. now this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather warnin

they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north—west midlands, northoser to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around four to six celsius into the weekend we've got big problems thanks to this storm, bert. now this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather warning for the high ground of scotland. ten to 20c

midlands, north wales too. and upstream these very bright clouds, that's the trough bringing extra heavy showers across the irish sea. they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north wested if one or two areas got closer to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around four to six celsius into the weekend we've got big problems thanks to this storm, bert. now this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather warning for the high g

cloud for the isle of man into north—west england, north wales, parts of the midlands, the best of the are most of us around 11, 12 or 13 degrees, there is to's weather it looks very similar, large amounts of cloud, some spots of drizzle and bestie are murky in places, some bright or sunny spells, and temperature —wise, highs of around 11 or 12 degrees, maybe iii degrees and a few places. for friday, very cloudy weather, some bright sunny spells, but a change up towards the north, the winds will be strengthening in the north—west of scotland and we will sip some outbreaks of rain started to patient, and an approaching weather front much worse sink its way southwards as we had to really recant, behind that, we will see an area of low pressure developing which will turn things and settles, particularly by sunday, showers of longer spells of rain, and then as that area of the precious lives eastwards, it opens the door to cold northerly winds coming down from the arctic, and as we head into 1538 00:13:10,044

cloud, too through the isle of man into north west england, north wales, parts of the midlands, bestow thursday's weather looks very similar. large amounts of cloud, a few spots of drizzle, a bit misty and murky in places. some bright or sunny spells and temperature—wise, well, highs of around 11, 12, 13 degrees. maybe 1a, in just a few places. for friday again, very cloudy weather, a few bright or sunny spells, but a change up towards the north. the winds will be strengthening in the north—west of scotland and we'll see some outbreaks of rain starting to push in an approaching weather front, which is going to sink its way southwards as we head through the weekend. behind that, we'll see an area of low pressure developing that will turn things pretty unsettled, particularly by sunday. showers or longer spells of rain. and then, as that area of low pressure slides eastwards, it opens the door to cold northerly winds there coming down from the arctic. and so as we head into next week, it does look like things are going to turn quite a lot colder. it is likely to be unsettled as well wi

north—west of the uk. this low only moving through slowly, the winds will continue to be strong throughout the day tomorrow. heavy rain again across the south—west of england into south—east wales and the midlandsts again 60 or 70 miles an hour. it stays dry and relatively bright for much of the day in the south—east corner. we could seek temperatures up to 17 or 18 degrees. a very mild field here. as we head through sunday evening, that whether front eventually pushes its way and behind at the ed turns cooler again, not as cold as it has been. ourarea again, not as cold as it has been. our area of low pressure continues its slowjourney close to the north of scotland. the winds slowly easing through the day on monday. sunny spells, hefty downpours and feeling chilly on once again. we keep those slightly lower temperatures as we had three next week, but certainly not as cold as it has been and not as stormy as it is right now. jean—noel live from london, jean—noel this is bbc news. the host of the un's climate summit in azerbaijan is calling on delegates to work together, as the talks remain on the verge of collapse. there's been travel disruption across large parts of the uk as storm bert broug

lifting but hanging around as low cloud and some quite cloudy conditions to into north west england, parts of wales and the midlands spits and spots of light rain and drizzle, especially across western parts of scotland. and again, those temperatures in most places ten, 11, 12, maybe 13 degrees. but further ahead there is a change on the way. this frontal system slowly but surely pushes its way southwards and eastwards over the weekend. as it does so, low pressure is likely to develop on top of the uk. that will bring some unsettled conditions and as that low swings eastwards, there's uncertainty about the timing of this, but it looks like we will eventually bring something colder down from the north into the start of next week. so some much lower temperatures, night time frosts, maybe some snow over high ground in the north. hello, i'm ben brown. you're watching the context on bbc news. i think we all recognise it is quite difficult to work out what donald trump is going to do, but if we dig is going to do, but if we take at face value what he said about ukraine, that he believes he could stop the war in a day, i

mist and fog forming in northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—east england and north midlands,are what you can expect in towns and cities, rural areas may even see a touch of frost. high pressure continues tomorrow to dominate, not much wind around to move the fog which will be slow to clear especially across northern ireland. we hang on to the showers coming in on the breeze across east anglia and the south—east, but for most, it will be a dry day with sunny spells and temperatures eight in glasgow to about 12 in st helier. you can see this cloud waiting in the wings, that is this weather front which will sink southwards during the course of wednesday, bumping into high pressure and weakening all the time, and it will produce a band of cloud, patchy light rain in scotland, getting into northern ireland and later into northern england. ahead of it, sunny skies with patchy mist and fog to clear, and behind it will brighten up for a time and temperatures ten to around 13 degrees. into thursday, mist and fog to start with, a bit more cloud around, then on wednesday. cloud coming i

the day tomorrow. heavy rain again across the south—west of england, into south—east wales and the midlands with that risk of flooding. further northth sunshine, but heavy, blustery showers, those wind gust 60—70 mph. it stays dry and relatively bright for much of the south—east, we could see temperatures up to 17 or 18 degrees here, so in very mild feel here. as we head through sunday evening but with the front eventually pushes east and behind it to the air turns and behind it to the air turns a bit cooler once again, but certainly not as cool as it has been. ourarea certainly not as cool as it has been. our area of low pressure continuing its very slow journey close to the north of scotland, so the wind is only slowly easing through the day on monday, sunny spells, hefty downpours and feeling a bit chilly out once again. we keep those slightly lower temperatures as we had flu next week, but certainly not as cold as it has been and not as stormy as it is right now. live from london, this is bbc news. cop29 enters its final session with hopes of a deal, despite a dramatic walk—out just hours earlier. the ukjustice secretary shaban

heading to wales, north—west england and may be a dusting of snow through that midlands towards eastceptin be as cold as it was last night except in scotland were temperatures as could be as low as —10 again. could be quite windy around some north sea coast, showers moving away, many eastern areas will be dry but out to the west, we will keep some scattered showers going but the snow mainly over the hills. snow levels are going to be rising because of get a westerly breeze and that is going to bring in less cold air so temperature is could get up air so temperature is could get up to six or 7 degrees. more significant changes come over the weekend. that is mainly due to this deepening area of low pressure, storm bert, the second named storm of the season, bringing wet weather into the cold air so we could see some snowy conditions across this part of scotland in particular, icy as well and thatis particular, icy as well and that is why we have this amber warning from the met office, quite treacherous for a while. other parts of scotland, northern england, starting with snow but proba

also lots of showers but northern ireland, the north west of england and wales and running into the midlandserature is taking a real dive once again. tomorrow, a cold, frosty and icy start. a day of sunny spells and icy start. a day of sunny spells and showers, shower is favoured for north—western areas and the air getting a couple of degrees slightly less cold and the showers coming through moraza rain, still a bit of sleet and may be some flurries of snow over high ground. temperatures still below average for the time of year. these would be pretty good temperatures forjanuary but well below average for november. here comes storm bert as we go into friday night and saturday. it is an intense area of low pressure that is going to bring multiple hazards to the uk, starting on friday night with a heavy rain moving into the cold air. we could see some snow on the northern edge, just about anywhere and that could cause one or two issues friday night. met office amber warnings two issues friday night. met office amberwarnings in two issues friday night. met office amber warnings in force for sco

midlands. again, that increasing flood risk to the north and to the west of that some sunny spells but quite aay be that things stay dry and relatively bright for a good part of the day if that happens. well, temperatures could get to 17, possibly 18 degrees. now, that's very, very mild. weather isn't going to last all that long. as we head through the coming week, it will turn a little bit colder once again. certainly not as cold as it has been, and hopefully not as stormy as it is right now. bye bye. live from london. this is bbc news. the un climate talks are on the verge of collapse as a group representing small island states walk out of a key meeting at cop29. two amber weather warnings — meaning a risk to life and property — are now in place across the uk, as storm bert brings high winds, rain and snow. 60,000 homes in the republic of ireland are without power after the storm struck overnight. a massive air strike on a multistorey building in the heart of lebanon's capital leaves 15 people dead and more than 60 injured. and we'll bring you the story of george harrison's guitar, which has

of scotland, wintry showers were northern ireland, heading into north—west england and may be a dusting of snow heading towards the midlands, where temperatures could be as low as —10 again. could be quite windy round north sea coasts, some showers moving away, many eastern areas dry, but towards the west car scattered showers keep going. the snow mainly over the hills, snow levels are rising because we get a westerly breeze and that will bring in less cold air, so temperatures could get up air, so temperatures could get up to 6 or 7 degrees. more significant changes come over the weekend. that is mainly due to the deepening area of low pressure. storm burch, the second named storm of the season, which is bringing wet weather into the cold air, so weather into the cold air, so we could see snowy conditions across this part of scotland in particular. icy as well and thatis particular. icy as well and that is why we have this amber warning from the met office. quite treacherous for a while. as of yesterday morning, quite slow, but probably turning... icy conditions, hence this met office amber warning. could well find some s

north—west of the uk. but that trailing weather front will stay with us throughout the day. it's going to gradually drift its way steadily eastwards, the rain becoming light and patchy through the midlandsanglia and the south—east. a frequent rash of sharp, squally showers driven by severe gales, though, around the far north and west of scotland. some areas close to the coast could see gusts of wind widely 60 possibly 70mph. but it's a mild story as well. double figures right across the country, 17 or 18 degrees. if we get that, that could be a date record. now, as that rain starts to ease away overnight, things will quieten down for england and wales. but the centre of the low, storm bert, starts to drift its way across scotland, so here it stays showery and windy through the night. not a cold start to our monday morning, and monday will be a day of mixed fortunes. we keep squally showers and strong winds through scotland and northern ireland. england and wales on the whole will be drier and quieter with some sunshine. just a few scattered showers as the wind turns round to a westerly. and a little bit fresher as well, with that westerly wind — 8—10 degrees the overall high. moving out

showers into scotland, wintry showers in northern ireland, heading into wales, north—west england and a dusting of snow in the midlandshe snow over the hills, snow levels rising tomorrow because we get a westerly breeze and the temperature is beginning to pick up by a few degrees but the more significant changes come in over the weekend. this deepening area of low pressure heading towards the north—west of the uk, this is storm bert commerce sweeping wet and windy weather across the uk but bumping into the cold air which is why we have this amber snow and ice warning that this part of scotland for saturday. it could be very treacherous here. other parts of scotland and northern england seeing some snow early on saturday but as the wet weather sweeps northwards and eastwards, the snow levels rise on the mountains and it will be rain in many areas, some heavy rain with the risk of localised flooding towards the west. on top of that, very windy, gusts of 60-70 on top of that, very windy, gusts of 60—70 mph through the irish sea and into the north—west of the uk. those wins drawing in milder air and into the north—west of

north—west of the uk. but that trailing weather front will stay with us throughout the day. it's going to gradually drift its way steadily eastwards, the rain becoming light and patchy through the midlandsheads into east anglia and the south—east. a frequent rash of sharp, squally showers driven by severe gales, though, around the far north and west of scotland. some areas close to the coast could see gusts of wind widely 60 possibly 70mph. but it's a mild story as well. double figures right across the country, 17 or 18 degrees. if we get that, that could be a date record. now, as that rain starts to ease away overnight, things will quieten down for england and wales. but the centre of the low, storm bert, starts to drift its way across scotland, so here it stays showery and windy through the night. not a cold start to our monday morning, and monday will be a day of mixed fortunes. we keep squally showers and strong winds through scotland and northern ireland. england and wales on the whole will be drier and quieter with some sunshine. just a few scattered showers as the wind turns round to a westerly. and a little bit fresher as well, with that westerly wind — 8—10 degrees the overall

bertie still with us up to the far north west, the strongest of the lows and the winds here, there's still some heavy rain to clear away as well. areas like the midlandsing into the afternoon behind it. brighter but a rash of squally showers tucking in around that low pressure with 60, 70 mile an hour gusts of winds. look at the temperatures, though — incredibly mild, 9 to 17 degrees. and app. stay with us here on bbc news. we are bringing you continuing coverage of storm bert which has brought heavy snowfall across parts of scotland, northern and central england. heavy winds and rain are also battering the country with flood alerts in place. a number of roads have been closed and some train services have been cancelled. let me show you pictures from barnard castle in county durham this morning. the snowplough out trying to keep the roads open, but the a66 is closed in both

north west of england. temperature—wise, probably a couple of degrees lower than today. quite a significant and noticeable change for the midlandslder air elsewhere and along the boundary between those two you get a weather front and this deepening area of low pressure. that is going to run into the colder air and been the risk of snow later on monday and monday night but, during the day, more wintry showers continue across northern scotland. cloud continuing to build elsewhere, bringing outbreaks of rain, wetter weather arriving in northern ireland is that area of low pressure approaches and bumps into that colder air. so as we head into monday evening we are going to find the rain to snow some parts of northern ireland but more especially overnight into southern scotland and northern england. this is where we've got the greater risk of disruption. there is a gather weather warning at the moment but more especially overnight into southern scotland and northern england. this is where we've got the greater risk of disruption. there is a gather weather warning at the moment with the heavier snow over the pressure then moves away.

north to 13 or 15 as we push further south. evening and overnight fog forming across northern ireland and through south—west scotland, north—west england, the north west midlandsurther showers coming in on the breeze across east anglia and the south—east. it will be a chilly night, we could see some pockets of trust, temperatures two to 8 degrees at best in the channel islands —— we could see some pockets of frost. the fog will be slowed to clear in northern ireland tomorrow morning, but a lot of dry weather around, some showers on the breeze in east anglia and the south—east and the cloud were taken in the far north—west. temperatures 11 to 12. a weather front will sink south across scotland on wednesday and northern ireland, bringing patchy rain. by the end of the day it will get in across north—west england as well, ten to 12 degrees. but it is nice to see some sunshine at last where we have not had it. irate see some sunshine at last where we have not had it.— have not had it. we had forgotten what it looked _ have not had it. we had forgotten what it looked like! _ have not had it. we had forgotten what it looked like! thank - have not had it. we had forg

place across the east and north of england , the midlands, north of england, the midlands, yorkshire and the humber, with yellow alerts coming into place for the south east, south westnd london tomorrow morning, all lasting until 6 pm. on saturday. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophie reaper more from me in the next hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> good evening. this is farage with me martin daubney. i'm standing in for the big man now. then, following a report in the sunday times, the government was in talks with kurdistan in iraq , in talks with kurdistan in iraq, turkey and vietnam to strike an italy style model of paying millions of pounds to countries in return for them doing more to stop migrant crossings. the prime minister has hinted at paying prime minister has hinted at paying nations to take back their illegal migrants, well ahead of his visit to the g20 summit of world leaders in brazil. he told reporters, including gb news, as christopher hope on the flights over there to keir starmer, said this an

is now in place across the east and north of england, the midlands and yorkshire, and the humber, with yellow alerts coming into place for the south east, south west london at 8:00 tomorrow morning. those will all west and london at 8:00 tomorrow morning. those will and cold disruptive snow, ice and cold temperatures over the coming days. up to 20cm of snow may accumulate in the worst affected areas. in what's been described by the met office as the country's first taste of winter today. snow and frost have been recorded across parts of the yorkshire dales, as well as in certain areas of scotland , certain areas of scotland, including at the coco gauff viewpoint in aberdeenshire. that's as an amber warning is now in place across the east and north of england, the midlands and yorkshire, and the humber, with yellow alerts coming into place for the south east, south west and london at 8:00 tomorrow morning. those will all last until around 6:00 pm on saturday, but for now, those are the latest gb news headlines. i am sophie reaper more from me in the next hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning

is now in place across the east and north of england, the midlands and yorkshire, and the humber, with yellow alerts coming into place for the south east, south westlondon at 8:00 tomorrow morning. those will all last until around 6:00 pm on saturday, but for now, those are the latest gb news headlines. i am sophie reaper more from me in the next hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news .com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> good evening. sir keir starmer says he wants to smash the gangs, but maybe he should be smashing the supermarkets instead. a gb news investigation can exclusively reveal that a calais superstore on the french coast has been accused of operating as a migrant diy shop, selling vital equipment for channel crossings. this decathlon store in calais sits just a five minute walk from busy crossing points for migrants trying to make it to britain. we've discovered numerous pieces of equipment being sold there, including kayaks, lifejackets, oars and inflatable pumps and that's despite france banning the sale

covering the east and north of england, the midlands and yorkshire and the humber , and yorkshire and the humber, with yellow alerts coming into place for the south east, south westn at 8 am. tomorrow. those are your latest 6b tomorrow. those are your latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophie reaper more from me in the next hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> thank you very much for that. i am michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company until 7:00 tonight. i hope you are very well. what do you think when you hear about those potential snow warnings? do you sit there and think, yes, you'll have a little bit of snow? are you perhaps someone that thinks, oh gosh, this is my worst nightmare because it's all going to be suppy because it's all going to be slippy and dangerous? or couldn't you care less? tell me. look, keeping me company tonight. my panel. i've got benedict spence, a political commentator, alongside him. i've got aaron bastani, the co—founder of novara media. welcome, gents, to both of you. evening. s