in, a warm front, bringing some low cloud and some outbreaks of rain to the north and west of scotla nd rain to the north and west of scotlandmuch rainfall eastern scotland, some sunshine here. drier and brighter for northern ireland, sunshine for england and wales but mist and fog in the morning. temperatures 15—17, warmer than it has been recently and eastern scotland. stays pretty mild right away through the weekend. most places will still be dry. there will be some sunshine, the morning morning mist and fog. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines at 11pm: theresa may addresses eu leaders in brussels, urging them to show courage, trust and leadership to reach a brexit deal. by working intensively over the next days and weeks, i believe we can achieve a deal — a deal that i believe everybody wants and a deal that is in the interests notjust of the uk, but also of the european union. ina in a blow to the prime minister, eu leaders abandon the idea of calling a special summit on brexit next month due to a lack of progress on the talks. severe disruption to railjourneys to and from paddington today and warnings

it was a pretty miserable sunday across the far north—west of scotland, a lot of low cloud, it was windyere was some rain, some of it persistent. a couple of inches of rain has already fallen in parts of the north—west of scotland already, and there's more wet weather to come for the next couple of days. so i just want to concentrate on this rain, notjust extending through scotland at the moment, but right out into the atlantic. we're going to see a plume of moist airjust feeding in off the atlantic, and it could bring some localised flooding. before the next couple of days is through, we could see at least 100—200 millimetres of rain fall. so it stays wet here. a south—westerly flow, more cloud across the south—west, but here it will be largely dry. if we look at the afternoon in a little more detail, you can see how heavy the rain will be sitting across the western isles, into the north—west of scotland, and a little bit of showery rain just fringing the far north northern ireland as well. further south of that, yes, we will see that south—westerly wind a little more cloud coming in of

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

north—westerly wind that's drawing in a fair bit of cloud. it means the best of the sunshine, sheltered eastern parts of scotland, eastern england, southern england and south wales. more cloud towards the north—westain gathering in the north—west of scotland. probably not as windy on wednesday. it may feel a little bit warmer. temperatures again up to 16, maybe 17 degrees. as we head through the evening and overnight, we may see a bit more rain arriving in the north—west of scotland, particularly over the highlands. away from here, though, most bases will still be dry, i suspect. we'll see some cloud coming further south in to england and wales and temperatures, five, six, seven degrees. moving into thursday, there's probably going to be more cloud across the uk, the sunshine a bit more limited. the winds starting to pick up ahead of this rain that's developing more widely in the north and west of scotland later on in the day. but ahead of that, those temperatures are going to be a little bit lower, so more like 12—14 degrees. the really cold air comes behind that rain, which is on that cold front there. does what it says on the tin. we've got colder air coming as we draw down the winds from the

eventually we see more cloud coming into the north west of scotland but in between a lovely day. temperature is a little bit lower. but that is near normal for the time of year. in high pressure building in as we head into thursday, toppling into that on friday to end the week another week weather front which brings friday to end the week another week weatherfront which brings most friday to end the week another week weather front which brings most of the rain into north—west of scotland and northern isles. that weather front just weakening as and northern isles. that weather frontjust weakening as it moves south. ahead of that a few early morning fog patches and some good spells of sunshine once again. temperatures up to 17 and maybe even 18 celsius. you're watching beyond one hundred days. the saudis agree the investigation into the disappearace ofjamal khashoggi must be "thorough, transparent and timely." but so far it isn't any of those things. there is still pressure on the kingdom to explain what really happened to the missing journalist. mike pompeo meets the saudi leaders

of us have been enjoying some pretty decent sunshine this saturday. most, but not all. across the north—west we have seen thicker cloud. this was the scene in the highlands of scotland—west of england, particularly the cumbria and lancashire, the of northumberland as well. whether code has broken across scotland, have seen temperatures shoot upwards. we nearly had frost this morning, temperatures of zero to one celsius. now it is 19, which is very warm for late october. seven or 8 degrees above average. we also have warmth of across england and wales. 0vernight it will stay cloudy, rain will turn heavier than the western isles and highlands full stop clearer skies further south across england and wales will allow mist and fog to build across southern counties of england. in the countryside it will also be chilly with temperatures down to two or three. the forecast for sunday, rain to start for scotland and northern ireland, that will push southwards. rain turns like an patchy through northern ireland and wales. mister slocombe clears in the south to give sunshine. but it will feel cooler across the north. temperatures were scotla nd across the north. temperatures we

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

was yesterday but strong wind around this area of high pressure and those weather fronts focusing some cloud and rain. mainly for the north and west of scotland eastern scotland. 40—5mph gusts across scotland and the pennines and hazy sunshine. rest of the sunshine across other parts of england and wales. it may be warmer on tuesday, those temperatures at 16, 17 degrees even in the sunshine of eastern scotland. we still have winds easing down through the course of the evening and overnight. the rain beginning to ease off a little bit as well. some cloud will push further down into england and wales. so it probably won't be as cold overnight into wednesday morning. and it is always be the sunniest across southern and eastern parts of england. perhaps eastern scotland for a while. elsewhere there is quite a bit of cloud coming in on that north—westerly breeze. by this stage, the winds will not be as strong and the rain will ease off, just for a while, in the north—west of scotland. and those temperatures could again hit 16, 17 degrees. so quite mild for this time of year. there is still high pressure to the south—west of the uk, we've still got

around, not quite as cold. cloud around, not quite as cold. it will be bruising cloudy for the north—west of scotlandwhich is closer to the seasonal average. seasonal average. conditions to northern ireland scotland. scotland. or across much of scotland for the day. day. dry with lovely spells of sunshine through the day. through the day. 12, 17, maybe 18 degrees across the south—east. degrees across the south—east. a touch warmer than thursday. touch warmer than thursday. high pressure dominates the scene for england and wales. for england and wales. fine, wet, windy and cloudy across the north. stepped up demands for a full explanation. to punish those responsible. journalist, jamal khashoggi, before all the facts were known. until proven innocent. the impasse in brexit negotiations. trying to find a solution to the irish border issue. still a sticking point. up—to—date on the headlines, it's now for panorama. chlorine. my god. tonight on panorama — the truth about a toxic war. the chemical weapons that have terrorised people across syria. translation: people were hysterical. killed by chlorine. wh

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

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

it was a pretty miserable sunday across the far north—west of scotland, what of low cloud, windy at timesh—west of scotland already and there is more wet weather to come for the next couple of days. i wa nt to come for the next couple of days. i want to concentrate on this rain, not just extending want to concentrate on this rain, notjust extending through scotland at the moment, but right out into the atlantic. we are go to see a plume of moist airjust feeding in off the atlantic and it could be —— bring localised flooding. to see at least 100 to 200 millimetres of rainfall. rain here. south—westerly flow, more cloud across the south—west but here it will be largely dry. if we look at the afternoon in a little more detail you can see how heavy the rent will be sitting across the western isles into the north—west of scotland and a little bit of showery rain reaching the finals of northern ireland as well. further south of that, we will see that south—westerly wind little cloud coming in off the east coast that should continue to thin and break in eastern areas and which starts in as tempe

it was a pretty miserable sunday across the far north—west of scotland, a lot of low cloud, it was windyh—west of scotland already, and there's more wet weather to come for the next couple of days. so i just want to concentrate on this rain, notjust extending through scotland at the moment, but right out into the atlantic. we're going to see a plume of moist airjust feeding in off the atlantic, and it could bring some localised flooding. before the next couple of days is through, we could see at least 100—200 millimetres of rain fall. so it stays wet here. a south—westerly flow, more cloud across the south—west, but here it will be largely dry. if we look at the afternoon in a little more detail, you can see how heavy the rain will be sitting across the western isles, into the north—west of scotland, and a little bit of showery rainjust fringing the far north northern ireland as well. further south of that, yes, we will see that south—westerly wind a little more cloud coming in off the west—facing coast, but it should continue to thin and break in sheltered eastern areas and we should st

a couple of inches of rain has already fallen in parts of the north—west of scotland already, and thereo the atlantic. we‘re going to see a plume of moist airjust feeding in off the atlantic, and it could bring some localised flooding. before the next couple of days is through, we could see at least 100—200 millimetres of rain fall. so it stays wet here. a south—westerly flow, more cloud across the south—west, but here it will be largely dry. if we look at the afternoon in a little more detail, you can see how heavy the rain will be sitting across the western isles, into the north—west of scotland, and a little bit of showery rainjust fringing the far north northern ireland as well. further south of that, yes, we will see that south—westerly wind a little more cloud coming in off the west—facing coast, but it should continue to thin and break in sheltered eastern areas and we should start to see those temperatures responding just a touch. so highest values not out of the question of 18 degrees in the far east. now, as we move out of monday into tuesday, almost a repeat performance. we‘v

a couple of inches of rain has already fallen in parts of the north—west of scotland already, and theree atlantic, and it could bring some localised flooding. before the next couple of days is through, we could see at least 100—200 millimetres of rain fall. so it stays wet here. a south—westerly flow, more cloud across the south—west, but here it will be largely dry. if we look at the afternoon in a little more detail, you can see how heavy the rain will be sitting across the western isles, into the north—west of scotland, and a little bit of showery rain just fringing the far north northern ireland as well. further south of that, yes, we will see that south—westerly wind a little more cloud coming in off the west—facing coast, but it should continue to thin and break in sheltered eastern areas and we should start to see those temperatures responding just a touch. so highest values not out of the question of 18 degrees in the far east. now, as we move out of monday into tuesday, almost a repeat performance. we‘ve got this weather front feeding in cloud, wind and rain across the extreme

all the while, we'll see some outbreaks of rain setting in across the north—west of scotland, some ofperatures a little bit lower than they were on wednesday, 9—15 degrees. this rain across scotland will start to push its way south—eastwards as we go through thursday night, into the early hours of friday. not much rain around actually, as we see this weather system sliding into england and wales, but behind it, quite a big change in the feel of the weather. the winds switch round to more of a northerly direction, and as you can see, we're going to start to tap into some pretty cold air for the end of the week. that air coming from a long way north. so, things are going to feel decidedly chilly. the remnants of our band of cloud and rain, a cold front continuing to slide across south—eastern areas early on friday. then we will see some spells of sunshine, but in areas exposed to this keen northerly wind, there will also be some showers, and yes, those showers will start to turn wintry across high ground in the north. temperatures 6—10 degrees at best. we stick with that chilly feel as

it was a pretty miserable sunday across the far north—west of scotland, a lot of low cloud, it was windyrain has already fallen in parts of the north—west of scotland already, and there's more wet weather to come for the next couple of days. so i just want to concentrate on this rain, notjust extending through scotland at the moment, but right out into the atlantic. we're going to see a plume of moist airjust feeding in off the atlantic and it could bring some localised flooding. before the next couple of days is through, we could see at least 100—200 millimetres of rain fall. so it stays wet here. a south—westerly flow, more cloud across the south—west, but here it will be largely dry. if we look at the afternoon in a little more detail, isles, into the north—west of scotland, and a little bit of showery rainjust fringing the far north northern ireland as well. further south of that, yes, we will see that south—westerly wind a little more cloud coming in off the west—facing coast, but it should continue to thin and break in sheltered eastern areas and we should start to see those temper

of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales is a fine start the week. sunshine, love it more cloud through the afternoon, these are average winched rings through monday, some strong gusts of the north westhe 70 miles an hour, a cool day ten or 11 celsius year and tactic day across the uk compared to the weekend with highs generally between 12 and 14 celsius. for most it stays dry for the evening and overnight, works its way southwards across northern and western scotland and strong winds extending down to northern england and northern ireland further south stop it stays dry but quite breezy, all of us combined means it will not be as cold between five and ten celsius. for more consistent rain for scotland, courtesy of this front that is still here, notice the squeezing the ice, still windy, particularly across scotland and northern ireland and on the northern england with stronger winds compared to the weekend and some persistent rain, between north and west of scotland, and close to the area down towards the borders here, some spells of sunshine, and northwest england and northern ireland, sunshine the furthest out, 15 to 16 celsius, to the eastern side of scotland, 12 and 13 for the w

of england. perhaps eastern scotland for a while. elsewhere cloud across the north—westerly breeze. by this stage, the winds will not be as strong and the rain will ease off in the north—westmild for this time of year. there is still high pressure to the south—west of the uk and weather fronts running around the top of that area of high pressure. this one is the significant one because it is behind that that we will really get some cold air. not yet, however. thursday should be dry for many with sunshine around. cloud coming into england and wales. we have rain gathering in the north—west of scotland with the temperature a shade lower. that rain that is gathering is on the cold front and that is significant because behind it the wind direction changes and we draw air from the arctic, plunging down colder conditions on friday. there is the cold front, not a great deal of rain. sunny skies follow and showers coming from the north, turning wintry over the high ground in scotland where it it will feel close to freezing. briefly temperatures is may reach double figures. this weekend we are struggling to make double figures. most places will be dry with sunshine and there will b

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

north—westerly wind drawing in a fair bit of cloud, it means the best of the sunshine, sheltered eastern parts of scotland, eastern england, southern england and south wales. more cloud towards the north—west probably not as windy on wednesday, it may feel warmer, temperatures up to 16 or maybe 17. as we head through the evening and overnight, a bit more rain arriving in the north—west of scotland, particularly over the highlands but away from here, most bases will still be dry and i suspect we'll see some cloud coming further south in to england and wales and temperatures, five, six, seven degrees. into thursday, probably more cloud across the uk, the sunshine a bit more limited. the winds starting to pick up ahead of this rain developing more widely in the north and west of scotland later in the day, but ahead of that, those temperatures a bit lower, more like 12-1a temperatures a bit lower, more like 12—1a degrees. the really cold air comes behind that rain, which is on that cold front there, does what it says on the tin. colder air coming as we draw down the winds from the arctic. as we move into friday, we soon see any rain clearing the south—east, then we're looking at showers, wintr

scotland for a while. elsewhere cloud across the north—westerly breeze. by this stage, the will breeze will not be as strong and the rain will ease of in the north—west of scotland is still high pressure to the south—west of the uk and weather fronts running around the top of that area of high pressure. this one is the significant one because it is behind that that we will really get some cold air. not yet, however. says they should be dry for many with sunshine around. cloud coming into england and wales. we have rain gathering in the north—west of scotland with the temperature shade lower. that rain thatis temperature shade lower. that rain that is gathering is on the cold front and that is significant because behind it the wind direction changes and we draw air from the arctic, plunging down colder conditions on friday. there is the cold front, not a great deal of rain. sunny skies follow and showers coming from the north, turning wintry over the high ground in scotla nd wintry over the high ground in scotland where it it will feel close to freezing. briefly temperatures is may reach double figures. this weekend we are struggling to make double figures. most

it was yesterday but strong wind around this area of high pressure and weather fronts focusing cloud and rain. mainly for the north and west of scotlandacross scotland and the pennines and hazy sunshine. rest of the sunshine across other parts of england and wales. it may be warmer on tuesday with temperatures at 16, 17 degrees even in the sunshine of eastern scotland. we still have winds easing down through the course of the evening and overnight. the rain is beginning to ease off. some cloud will push further down into england and wales so not as cold overnight into wednesday morning. it will always be the sunniest across southern and eastern parts of england. perhaps eastern scotland for a while. elsewhere cloud across the north—westerly breeze. by this stage, the will breeze will not be as strong and the rain will ease off in the north—west of scotland. those temperatures could hit 16, 17 degrees. quite mild for this time of year. there is still high pressure to the south—west of the uk and weather fronts running around the top of that area of high pressure. this one is the significant one because it is behind that that we will re

was yesterday but strong wind around this area of high pressure and those weather fronts focusing some cloud and rain. mainly for the north and west of scotland eastern scotland. 40—5mph gusts across scotland and the pennines and hazy sunshine. rest of the sunshine across other parts of england and wales. it may be warmer on tuesday, those temperatures at 16, 17 degrees even in the sunshine of eastern scotland. we still have winds easing down through the course of the evening and overnight. the rain beginning to ease off a little bit as well. some cloud will push further down into england and wales. so it probably won't be as cold overnight into wednesday morning. it will always be the sunniest across southern and eastern parts of england. perhaps eastern scotland for a while. elsewhere there is quite a bit of cloud coming in on that north—westerly breeze. by this stage, the winds will not be as strong and the rain will ease off, just for a while, in the north—west of scotland. and those temperatures could again hit 16, 17 degrees. so quite mild for this time of year. there is still high pressure to the south—west of the uk, we've still got t

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

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

windy in the far north—west of scotland. northern highlands. much of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, a fine and dry start the new week. a good deal of sunshine. windy for the northern and western isles, gusts of 60 these being the average strength. 12 celsius across scotland, england and wales. a cooler feel. 1011 a coolerfeel. 1011 celsius in the far north of scotland. for most, a fine end to the day tomorrow. that breeze will strengthen further. more persistent rain pushing into tuesday, courtesy of this front. still that squeeze and the iso bars. windy conditions. a more north—westerly wind. moisture in the air. more cloud. outbreaks of rain for western and northern scotland. more dry the further east you are. a cloudy day in northern ireland and northern england. the best of the sunshine further south and east. temperatures up to 16 or 17 celsius. as we pick up that moister air on wednesday, more cloud down england and wales. while most of the uk dry, there will be more cloud around. still feeling mild. 1a

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

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

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

not much on that, next weather front in focus is the showers to the north west of scotla nd the showers to the north west of scotlandand northern ireland, one ortwo coming in. tending scotland and northern ireland, one or two coming in. tending to fade away late in the day. still stuck with this area of cloud, rain and drizzle across east anglia and the south will stop quite a day, brighter day, a bit more sunshine around, temperatures 14 to 17 celsius. —— rain and drizzle across east anglia and the south this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11 — a number of unresolved issues relating to northern ireland. following a crunch meeting between the brexit secretary and the eu chief negotiator a joint statement says the uk is still committed to making progress at the eu summit on wednesday. i think there is a lot of realism that the issues are difficult and challenging but people want to end up challenging but people want to end up with a relationship where britain and europe are friends. france, germany and the uk issue a joint statement demanding a credible investigation in to the disappearance of the

still bringing outbreaks of rain and strong winds across northern ireland in scotland. that rain as heavy of further north and westts of sunshine across england and wales as any cloud tends to then break. a little bit of cloud across the far north of england. anywhere north of north wales, we will see the strongest winds through the afternoon. gusts of 40 to 45 mph in places but in the sunshine temperatures getting up to 17 and 20 celsius for england and wales, 15 or 16 for much of scotland. 0ur band of rain pulls away northwards through the evening and by wednesday morning it is confined to the far north—west of scotland. meanwhile we see that warm air extending scotland. meanwhile we see that warm airextending up scotland. meanwhile we see that warm air extending up across the uk and that front eventually clears away entirely. you could find a bit more cloud, and patchy rain for a time across the far north—west of scotland. as that moves away on when‘s day, mainly dry day with plenty of sunshine. a brisk south—easterly wind with a few showers arriving late in the day in the far south—west of england. look at the

the next weather front links back to the north west of scotland later in the north west of scotland lateror the eastern lands in particular. and some fog underneath that system as it is fairly unreliable cloud. there could be some dense fog around saturday morning which makes it more after this if you are travelling, especially on the faster routes. visibility down to around 100 metres 01’ so. visibility down to around 100 metres or so. but it will take time this time of year to clear away because the sun does not have the strength so the sun does not have the strength so he could linger to the late morning hours. it should clear and england and wales should be fine and dry but patchy rain coming to northwest england, northern ireland and western and northern scotland later. east of the pennines and eastern areas of the best of any brightness and warm at 16 or 17, especially with sunshine and a light wind. they are maintained through saturday night into sunday. the front for the north is to pep up a bit more. still problems with frost and fog across many southern areas under a week like r

showers in the north—west of scotland. by friday. there is a deep low putting in from the atlantic heading towards the uk. it has got some remnants of hurricane oscar. it will bring some wet weather during friday into the north and west. the winds strengthening later. just in time for the start of the weekend. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.00pm. the chancellor switches to defence. philip hammond faces budget criticism amid claims that tax cuts will benefit the better off and leave others disappointed. we might be at the end of cuts but we're not going to be offsetting the cuts that have happened over the last seven or eight years. if i was a prison governor, if i was a headteacher or running a local authority i wouldn't be breaking out the champagne just yet. is a 32—year murder mystery about to be solved? forensic teams searching for missing london estate agent suzy lamplugh start digging up a garden in the west midlands. germany's worst post war serial killer, a nurse, admits being re

most of the rain on friday will be in the morning across the north and west of scotland. hinks to northern england. the rest of england, dry, some sunshine, early mist and fog patches. temperatures 13—17, a little above average. the weather front weakens and then moves away. it doesn't reach wales or the southern half of england. another weather system coming in from the atlantic, a warm front, bringing some low cloud and some outbreaks of rain in the highlands. we should see some sunshine developing in eastern scotla nd sunshine developing in eastern scotland in the afternoon. properly dried in northern ireland, england and wales, sunnier further south after morning mist and fog. a pretty mild looking day on saturday. temperatures in eastern scotland higher than we have seen throughout the rest of the week. it stays quite mild right the way through the weekend as well. westerly breezes if anything, most places dry. there will be some sunshine around, is the morning mist and fog patches. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. theresa may has addressed eu leaders in

starting to see some heavy rain into the north west of scotland by the end of the day.ather front is critical to our change in the weather story towards the end of the week and the coming weekend. the cold front will sink south into thursday. it will become much colder and we will develop a biting wind. you're watching beyond 100 days. suspicious devices sent to the homes of former presidents clinton and obama. and another device sent to the headquarters of cnn television in new york. that's four in all — today's devices follow a similar package sent yesterday to the home of liberal donor george soros. the white house and new york officials denounce the threats. what we saw here today was an effort to terrorise. this clearly is an act of terror. and the man whose bad language got him thrown out of the white house joins us to talk about the aggressive nature of today's politics. also on the programme. the murder ofjournalist jamal khashoggi — saudia arabia's crown prince salman finally speaks out and say those responsible will be brought tojustice.

that will bring some more persistent rain across the north—west of scotland the northern isles. d with some sunshine times. now, that band of cloud and what rain will push its way south overnight and by the time to get on monday it is a north—west in the breeze. a little bit cooler and fresher but those at atlantic winds returning as we head into tuesday. essentially we've got high pressure dominating our weather. that is ever present through the rest of this weekend in the next week as well. it means all the weather front steer around that area of high pressure and the northern parts of the uk will receive any rain. the wettest of the weather through next week is going to be over the western side of scotland. the many other areas that may well be a dry few days. there will be some sunshine at times. whether winds fall light we will see some patchy mist than fog in the morning but pretty mild for the time of year. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. us secretary of state mike pompeo says that saudi leaders

of rain in the north—west. this band of cloud and rain will trickle down into scotland and northern ireland. les later in the day. further south, some sunshine after a cool start, with some mist and fog. good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today — a crucial week for brexit negotiations but after a day of drama in brussels there's still no deal. fracking for shale gas could begin in the uk for the first time today. a ground breaking approach to surgery — scientists say they're close to working out a sat nav for the brain. the value of dyslexic skills. we chat to a former dragon about why those with dyslexia are uniquely suited to business, but a new report says they're being overlooked. the pressure intensifies on scotland manager alex mcleish as they lose to portugal — it's their sixth defeat in eight games.

of rain in the north—west. this band of cloud and rain will trickle down into scotland and northern ireland. ome sunshine after a cool start, with some mist and fog. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: pressure mounts on saudi arabia over the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. britain, france and germany demand answers if they have got nothing to hide, then they will and should co—operate. going round in circles. britain's brexit negotiator makes an impromptu trip to brussels but finds no way forward on key issues. angela merkel‘s conservative allies suffer massive losses in bavaria's state elections. her coalition‘s in question. no more fish in the sea. how a shortage means south africa's penguin population needs a helping hand.

of scotland. by the end of the day, thatis of scotland. by the end of the day, that is mostly across the north west of scotland. hould lift, plenty of sunshine for england and the last few days. the next weather front, the cold front follows the warm front, this one coming down into scotland and northern ireland. higher pressure towards the south. what we will find is well sigurdsson rain to begin within scotland and northern ireland on sunday, as the band cloud moves southwards, the rain peters out. so ahead about, temperatures of 16—17 with some sunshine, beginning to turn a bit cooler for scotland and northern ireland. that weak weather front, there is no rain by the end of sunday, then slips away and we draw down some cooler air around the top of the area of high pressure. more of the west north—westerly breeze. light for most areas. maybe a bit more sunshine about more widely but increasing cloud coming into scotland and some outbreaks of rain in the north of scotland. those temperatures will be quite as high on monday. about 11 or 12 degrees. let's look ahead to the outlook. high—pressure is going to be si

uk, toppling in across the north of that area of high pressure, some more weather systems for the start of the weekend. we will see a fresh breeze in the north—west of scotlandpressure will be the main feature. the position will be crucial, some weather fronts around the top of this area of high pressure will bring some rain across the northern half of the uk. we may see the high building a little further north, allowing a north—westerly breeze to push down at times and it could bring some showers into eastern parts of england. on the whole, it looks like most of the rain will be across the northern half of the uk and at times, the wind will bring some cooler and fresh air. on the whole, decent temperatures for this time of the year. tonight at 10:00pm, in a crucial week for the brexit talks, the prime minister spells out the remaining obstacles to a final deal. two days ahead of a vital eu summit, theresa may says that disagreement over the future of the irish border should not be allowed to lead to a no—deal brexit. we cannot let this disagreement derail the prospects of a good deal, and leave us with the no deal outcome that no one wants. as ministers con

of picture on into friday, although this weather system begins to push in towards the north—west corner of the country. downhill there, whereas high pressure holds on across england and wales. a windy day for scotlandicularly the north and west of scotland. further south, again under the ridge of high pressure, once we lose any mist and fog patches in the morning, and more news is going to be another fine day. plenty of sunshine around. those temperatures range from 12 to maybe 17 degrees. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: turkish police enter the consulate where its feared a journalist was killed two weeks ago — the pressure increases on saudi leaders to explain what happened to jamal khasshoggi. uk prime minister theresa may calls for calm ahead of crucial brexit negotiations — despite differences over the future of the irish border. the endless queues in venezuela — we report on the humanitarian problems — brought about by economic collapse. as the royal couple meghan and harry confirm they'll be parents in the spring — australians welcome the happy news with a few special gifts.

north. just about making double figures further south. a bit of a grey start up and down the country, winds really picking up across the north—west corner of scotlandainjust pushing in here. but for england and wales, a much better day than monday with the cloud breaking up, plenty of sunshine developing, particularly across the south—east, where we could make 21 to 23 degrees. even further north, despite the wind and the showers, it's going to be pretty pleasant. temperatures around the seasonal average. on into wednesday, a bit more of a complicated picture. we've got a tangle of weather front is moving in from the north—west. one of them grinding to a halt across parts of england. so it looks like for wednesday we could see a band of cloud from lincolnshire, through the midlands, down into the south—west, there could be some patchy rain on it. to the north and the west of this weather front, a little bit cooler and fresher, sunshine and one or two showers but a pleasant enough day. into the far south—east, after a misty, foggy start, we should see some sunshine there. top temperatures, again, 15—18 celsius. pretty average for the time of year, o

with the odd spot of drizzle, misty and murky conditions, particularly the hills and coast and the west and rainfor hills and coast and the west and rain for the north west of scotlandl brighten up a little bit in places through the afternoon. if you do see sunshine developing, those temperatures could get up to 19 or 20 degrees. thursday and friday could bring some foggy mornings in the south, but then things are bright enough. further north, rain to come on thursday, brighter skies by friday. you're watching beyond one hundred days. they cued in their hundreds at the conservative party conference, for a speech that was given rock star billing. but not in the main hall, and not for the party leader. this was borisjohnson's day. another opportunity to lambast the prime ministers brexit plan. mrjohnson said theresa may's proposal for leaving the eu is an "outrage" that will reduce britain to being "locked in the tractor beam of brussels". this is the moment to check chequers. the one thing we all know was that he will put on a good show. what we are doing here at conference, and what

on tuesday and still bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain into northern ireland and scotland, always heaviest the further north and westthwards. there is something dry arriving arriving into northern ireland, southern and eastern scotland and increasing amounts of sunshine across england and wales as the cloud through the morning thins and breaks. maybe a bit more cloud across the far north of england. anywhere northwards of wales will see the strongest of the winds on tuesday. this is an idea of the average speeds but the gusts, once again, will be touching a0 or 45 mph. lighter winds in the south and in the sunshine temperatures between 17 and 20. 15 and 16 for northern ireland and scotland. 11 for the far north of scotland. through tuesday evening and overnight, our band of cloud and rain continues to work its way northwards so for much of the uk, as we start wednesday morning, it will be dry with clear skies, the odd patch of mist and fog and a mild start to wednesday. temperatures between 7 and 12 as the overnight low. the warmer air continues to push its way up across the uk through wednesday and you will see tem