we have had weather across the north—west of the uk and there is more of the same to come over the nextays, but armistice day tomorrow, we're still looking at exceptionally mild weather continuing, still wet across the far north—west and it is going to be another fairly windy day. the brisk winds are coming in from the south or south—west, so drawing in all this mild airfrom the south or south—west, so drawing in all this mild air from the azores and north africa streaming up to the uk. we have that weather front sitting in the far north—west, so still a bit of rain to come through this evening, clearing away from northern ireland, but quite heavy and persistent for the north—west of scotland overnight. elsewhere the temperatures are the talking point. typically this time of year we would expect overnight lows between 3—6 but they are about 13—15 at the moment, so a good 10 degrees above average for this time of year. so then we start off on the very mild and fairly cloudy note. we have more rain to come in the north—west of scotland and this band of rain will track eastwards across sco

it's that that is going to deliver a relentless rain in the north—west of the uk, particularly north—westand, but it's also ahead of it driving this surge of really unusually warm air for the time of year. for most of us for the rest of today it's largely dry, largely cloudy, the odd spot of drizzle, equally the odd sunny spell but windy for all of us, gusts of 50—60 mph in north—west scotland where we are also seeing heavy and persistent rain. at these temperatures, 15—17, when above where we should be for the time of year. the rain will spread into parts of northern ireland as we go through the evening but it reallyjust keeps on coming across these western parts of scotland where during the rest of today and tomorrow some places could see 100 millimetres of rain piling up, so that could cause one or two issues. elsewhere we continue with expensive cloud, a few clear clear breaks but it's the temperatures that will be the talking point tonight. at this time of year we'd expect temperatures to fall to between 2—7 , tonight, edinburgh should get down to 4 degrees at this time of year, toni

here's our north—west reporter, keiron tourish.the primary school this week. catterick —— captain patrick and striker michael duffy completed the trio, and they were happy to answer some tough questions from the pupils. have you ever done an overhead kick? what made you like football? haw what made you like football? how would ou what made you like football? how would you feel _ what made you like football? how would you feel if _ what made you like football? how would you feel if you won the cup final? _ would you feel if you won the cup final? ll— would you feel if you won the cup final? ., , . . _, final? it would be a dream come true, especially _ final? it would be a dream come true, especially through - final? it would be a dream come true, especially through all- final? it would be a dream come true, especially through all this | true, especially through all this year, it would be something special. there's been a lot of pre—match hype, but the manager wants the players to remain focused. he has won and lost cup finals himse

but the north—west of scotland continuing with some outbreaks of rain, highs of 13—18 degrees.al system approaching northern ireland later in the day. that could bring some outbreaks of rain as we get into the evening, and top temperatures north to south 14—17 degrees. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is outside source. ukraine says it's making major advances after russia abandons its positions around kherson. translation: the enemy does not give us gifts. - it does not make gestures of goodwill. we fight for it all. moscow announced it was pulling back from kherson to make the best use of its forces, the only regional capital russia has taken since its invasion began in february. also in the programme, the outcome of the us midterms remains in the balance two days after the votes were cast. we'll be live in capitol hill. one of iran's leading actresses joins the headscarf protests, posting this picture without a hijab with the slogan "woman, life, freedom". and former uk health secretary matt hancock makes his debut on i'm a celebrity...get me out of here, but doesn't impress s

she lived here in wembley, in north—west london.christian who befriended the homeless and opened her door to those in need. deborah chong, from all we have known about her, was someone who cared for others. that theme came through. she was open, welcoming, wanting to help the homeless, people stayed at her address without paying rent. she wanted to do good. these are the last known images of ms chong, captured here on cctv, walking with one of her lodgers two days before her death. in north—west london, at 9 brondesbury park, jemma mitchell was seen leaving her home at 6:23 in the morning with a large suitcase. she has the blue suitcase with her, and you can see it is quite light, she is able to lift it off the ground. this is the suitcase that ultimately deborah chong's body would end up within and be transported to salcombe, devon. just before 8am jemma mitchell is seen approaching deborah chong's house. five hours later she is caught on camera again further up the road. exactly what happened during that time remains a mystery to

the rain setting to the far north—west and it will be quite windy there as well.n the whole most of us are largely dry and it will continue to be very mild for the time of year. for the next few hours it looks likely we will continue to see that high—pressure building and quietening things down, keeping the weather front way out of the north—west but you can see how tightly packed the isobars are. windy, although the wind direction, i'm sure you know by now, is coming from the south so it will be very mild indeed, meaning potentially cloudy and drizzly first thing in the morning with patchy mist and fog around as well. the rain sitting to the far north—west, gusty winds here and there across the highlands and islands and the irish sea, in excess of 45 mph. elsewhere fingers crossed the cloud breaks up but only briefly, so brief glimpses of sunshine but it will be mild with top temperatures around 14—16. mild by day but pretty mild through the night, not falling very far at all through thursday night into friday morning. many of us perhaps seeing temperatures like

and then we've got a few showers in the far north—west, but for many parts of the country, it will beme clearer skies for a while as well. but those showers that are coming in towards the north—west are coming in around this area of low pressure that's getting a bit closer to the uk. that weather front, though, that's bringing rain into england and wales is going to hang around in the south—east, and overnight we could get some heavier rain actually. and that rain still around across south—eastern england on sunday morning. and then following on from that, we're going to find some more rain pushing its way eastwards across england and wales. further north, maybe the far north of england but certainly scotland and northern ireland, it's drier. there'll be some sunshine, and there'll be fewer showers. but it is turning quite windy, and those temperatures not changing much on sunday. stronger winds are coming in towards the far north—west of the uk, close to that area of low pressure. that then spins away. we get some more weather fronts trying to come in from the atlantic, mainly pushin

will not play a big part in the weather story in the next few days and if anything the rain in the north—westthe uk tending to retreat tomorrow. many areas start with grey and murky conditions some of which will not lift in clear and staying grey and murky and another chilly day for the but out towards the west, 12 in belfast, feeling a bit milder. friday similar on the face of it but more of a breeze developing across some southern parts and that may help break up some of the cloud across wales and south—west england, the west midlands or northern ireland. but with that breeze starts to feel a bit colder. into the weekend the big high still scented across europe, low pressure trying to squash and from the south and that will strengthen the went even further making it feel even colder. we could even have some wintry showers of a high ground. into next week, we still are firming high ground. into next week, we stillare firming up high ground. into next week, we still are firming up on the details but we could see some colder air coming in from the north or north—east quite how that pans out an

light and patchy nature so no huge amounts of rain across central and eastern areas and across the north—westf the country will brighten up to the afternoon with some sunny spells. all the while, south—westerly winds were being madhur. and for bonfire celebrations, it looks like it will be quite cloudy. and clearer and drier weather for scotland and one or two showers for western scotland and perhaps western counties of northern ireland but for most it is a reasonable night. temperatures holding on double figures, colder into scotland. tomorrow, the zone of heavy rain working across england. i suspect the vinyl be more extensive and it will be persistent and heavy. by and it will be persistent and heavy. by that feature, there will be breaks in the cloud and some sunshine between the showers. some of them, though, are likely to be heavy showers with a rumble or two of thunder and it will turn quite windy with the threat of gales across the north west later in the day. mad again, though. 12—14. into next week low pressure stays firmly in charge. rain moving through on monday into monday night.

the rain stays into the far north—west.few hours, that rain across the far north of scotland, the south—westerly wind feeding in a lot of low cloud, mist and drizzle as well. it will be a mild start to thursday morning, temperatures sitting between nine and 12 degrees. the cloud thick enough for a spot of drizzle first thing, and it will be pretty misty as well. but high pressure is dominating the story and keeping things largely dry. it is also keeping these weather fronts out to the far north—west. around that high, we have got this southerly wind, and that is feeding on the mild air, and extending as far north of scotland. yes, cloudy, with some light drizzle first thing. a misty, murky start for all. the rain quite heavy and persistent to the north—west of the great glen. the winds are a feature for the highlands and islands and across the irish sea. we are likely to seek deal wednesday, blustery elsewhere, but mild with it. so a bit of a peculiar afternoon. there will be some brighter spells into the afternoon, with hi

and then, as we look ahead to wednesday, this big low still spinning to the north—west.eally strong winds. gales are possible around the south—west of england, maybe the west of wales as well. it's also going to be very windy again in the northern isles, and we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards. temperatures, though, still down on where they have been —10—14 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines: turkey says a person suspected of having left a bomb that caused an explosion on sunday in istanbul has been arrested by police. the blast killed at least six people and injured dozens more. president recep tayyip erdogan said the attack "smelled of terror". president volodymyr zelensky says ukrainian investigators in kherson have uncovered evidence of war crimes in areas of the city abandoned by russian forces on friday. he said those responsible would face justice. the security situation remains tense and an overnight curfew has been imposed. a tehran court has handed down the first death sentence in connection with the continuing protests in i

the rain stays into the far north—west.few hours, then, there's that rain across the far north of scotland. the south—westerly wind feeding in a lot of low cloud. mist and drizzle around, as well. it will be a mild start to thursday morning — temperatures sitting between nine and 12 degrees. so the cloud thick enough for a spot of drizzle first thing, and it will be pretty misty with it, as well. but high pressure is dominating the story and keeping things largely dry. it's also keeping these weather fronts out to the far north—west. around that high, we've got this southerly wind, and that's feeding in this mild air, and it's extending as far north as scotland. so, yes, cloudy, with some light drizzle first thing. a misty, murky start for all. the rain quite heavy and persistent to the north—west of the great glen. the winds a feature for the highlands and islands and across the irish sea. we are likely to see gale—force gusts here. blustery elsewhere, but mild with it, so a bit of a peculiar afternoon. there will be some

northern ireland and scotland seeing sunny spells as well as the rain pulls away north—west words.n northern scotland, further south we are looking at highs of 18 degrees. fog is likely to feature on sunday morning, east wales, the west country, past midlands, lincolnshire, could be murky or eastern coast of england as well and scotland as well, then we will see some spells of sunshine and another mild day, we will see rain into northern ireland late on and is that rain bands weaves its way eastwards, it will leave cool air behind, temperatures during next week will be easing downwards, closer to where they should be at this time of year, but it is going to stay unsettled, they will be some wind and rain at times. that is all from me. 0n the bbc news at six: recession looms across the uk as the economy shrinks. the latest figures show it contracted over the summer, driven in part by steep declines in manufacturing. the chancellor warns of a tough road ahead. what manufacturing. the chancellor warns of a tough road ahead.— manufacturing. the chancellor warns of a tough road ahead. w

exceptionally mild, but staying wet in the north—west of the uk, particularly north—west scotland.ight. so, very mild to start friday morning, but with extensive cloud cover, the odd spot of drizzle, some rain fringing back into northern ireland and continuing in the north—west of scotland. but elsewhere, we will see some spells of sunshine, gusty winds, particularly in south—east scotland. shelter from that wind in north—east scotland could lift temperatures to 19 degrees. it stays mild through the weekend, often dry as well. but some rain in north—west scotland on saturday and late in northern ireland. accounts from war veterans as part of the bbc project to gather as many memories as possible of those who served to preserve them for future generations. there are details of how to get in touch. and i'd love to hear some of your family stories too, and who you will be thinking of tomorrow on my friday bbc radio london breakfast show from seven. from me and the team, thanks for watching and have a lovely evening. goodbye. and have a lovely evening. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this i

the rain stays into the far north—west.r north of scotland, the south—westerly wind feeding in a lot of low cloud, mist and drizzle as well. it will be a mild start to thursday morning, temperatures sitting between nine and 12 degrees. the cloud thick enough for a spot of drizzle first thing, and it will be pretty misty as well. but high pressure is dominating the story and keeping things largely dry. it is also keeping these weather fronts out to the far north—west. around that high, we have got this southerly wind, and that is feeding on the mild air, and extending as far north of scotland. yes, cloudy, with some light drizzle first thing. a misty, murky start for all. the rain quite heavy and persistent to the north—west of the great glen. the winds are a feature for the highlands and islands and across the irish sea. we are likely to seek deal wednesday, blustery elsewhere, but mild with it. so a bit of a peculiar afternoon. there will be some brighter spells into the afternoon, with highs of 16 degrees, 61 fahrenheit.

it is also keeping these weather fronts out to the far north—west. scotland. yes, cloudy, with some light drizzle first thing. a misty, murky start for all. the rain quite persistent towards the north—west of the great glen. the winds are a feature for the highlands and islands and the start of the north sea. we are likely to seek deal wednesday, blustery elsewhere, mild winds with it. there will be some brighter spells into the afternoon, with highs of 16 degrees, 61 fahrenheit. that is going to lead into a very mild night indeed. we are likely to be greeted with temperatures not falling very far at all, 15 or 16 celsius. look how much cloud we have got for many, first thing. that should break up across central and eastern england into the afternoon, the rain stays to the north—west, that the talking point on friday will be temperatures as high as 18 or 19 celsius. now, as we move into the weekend it starts off dry, but there is a threat of another front pushing dry, but there is a threat of anotherfront pushing in dry, but there is a threat of anot

you can see that system out towards the north—west throwing ahead of it weather fronts our way throughly dry with some clear skies, breezy with showers in the north—west, cloudy with rain at times in the east and south—east. looking ahead to sunday, there's that system rapidly filling, but it still will be fairly unsettled, and the tightly spaced isobars meaning quite brisk winds coming in from the south—west around some irish sea coasts, the west coast of scotland as well, with some big waves perhaps. in the south—east of england, some heavy rain early on. that tends to clear away and then a number of showers packing in behind. largely dry through parts of northern ireland during the afternoon and indeed scotland, with some sunshine here. looking ahead to next week now and, well, that low pressure, that system still with us, sending weather fronts and rain our way, and once again winds coming in from the south—west, so nothing desperately cold by any stretch. you can see we have got fairly frequent showers around western and southern parts of the country. further east, towards eastern

the rain stays into the far north—west.lot of low cloud. mist and drizzle around, as well. it will be a mild start to thursday morning — temperatures sitting between nine and 12 degrees. so the cloud thick enough for a spot of drizzle first thing, and it will be pretty misty with it, as well. but high pressure is dominating the story and keeping things largely dry. it's also keeping these weather fronts out to the far north—west. around that high, we've got this southerly wind, and that's feeding in this mild air, and it's extending as far north as scotland. so, yes, cloudy, with some light drizzle first thing. a misty, murky start for all. the rain quite heavy and persistent to the north—west of the great glen. the winds a feature for the highlands and islands and across the irish sea. we are likely to see gale—force gusts here. blustery elsewhere, but mild with it, so a bit of a peculiar afternoon. there will be some brighter spells into the afternoon, with highs of 16 degrees — 61 fahrenheit. that is then going to lead i

to the far north—west we have the chance of some showers.oming in around that area of low pressure which is getting a bit closer. this weather front is going to be significant. that is bringing rain during the day on saturday and on saturday night it could be heavier as it stores in the south—east of england before moving away. following from that we have more rain coming in from the west across england and wales, scotland and northern ireland, more of a mixture of sunshine and a scattering of showers, but getting windy in the north—west and touching girl forced by the end of the day. temperatures not really changing much for the second half of the weekend. a quick look at the beginning of next week. still windy, the wind may be a bit stronger monday and tuesday, but they are coming all the way from the south so it is going to be mild and refined temperatures reaching 16—17 celsius but we still have the chance of some rain. jane. celsius but we still have the chance of some rain. jane._ of some rain. jane. darren, thank ou ve of some rain. j

it is also keeping these weather fronts out to the far north—west.ld air, and extending as far north of scotland. yes, cloudy, with some light drizzle first thing. a misty, murky start for all. the rain quite heavy and persistent towards the north—west of the great glens. the winds are a feature for the highlands and islands and the start of the north sea. we are likely to seek deal wednesday, blustery elsewhere, mild winds with it. there will be some brighter spells into the afternoon, with highs of 16 degrees, 61 fahrenheit. that is going to lead into a very mild night indeed. we are likely to be greeted with temperatures not falling very far at all, 15 or 16 celsius. look how much cloud we have got for many, first thing. that should tend to break up across central and eastern england into the afternoon, the rain stays to the north—west, the talking point on friday will be temperatures as high as 18 or 19 celsius. now, as we move into the weekend, it starts off dry, but there is a threat of another front pushing in from the west as we go through th

in the eastern direction esta with a simultaneous decrease in transportation to the ports of the north-west, while increasing the tariff, and conditionally by 10%, the rise in the cost of goods by no more than 1%, but in this way we can stimulate the demand for the export of containers to the north-west, and this will allow increase competitiveness, and the entire route, and here to increase the volume of traffic through the ports of the north-west. at the meeting, the president also discussed out-of-court bankruptcy proceedings. this mechanism has been launched. in september 2020, the procedure is free and does not require control financial manager. however, the size of the long term in this case is limited to the amount of 50 to 500,000 rubles. for more than two years out of litigation bankruptcy. about 12,000 citizens with debts of more than four billion rubles have already taken advantage of the procedure. today , the procedure has become more accessible to apply for it. maybe the citizen himself through any mfc receives about 600 applications per month, however, there are categories fo

you can see here, affecting the north—west of the uk, even as we head on into thursday.again, variable cloud, a bit of mist and fog around and limited spells of brightness. probably the best of the sunshine towards the west, where we could be up to 11 or 12 degrees, maybe 13 degrees for stornoway. but cooler further east, under the low cloud and mist and murk. for friday, very little change — we�*re still under the influence of this area of high pressure, so i think most places on friday will be dry. could see the odd shower around the very far north and north—west of scotland, but i think it�*s a day of variable cloud, some sunny spells, mist and fog, too. bit more of a breeze picking up, an easterly breeze across the south of the country, and that will start to pick up in strength in towards the weekend. and again, temperatures range from 7—11 degrees. as we head into the weekend, we start to pick up a colder air mass on that easterly wind, and you can see those blue colours, the colder air mass creeping their way westwards, with those yellow and oranges fading away, s

the rain stays into the far north—west.emperatures sitting between nine and 12 degrees. so the cloud thick enough for a spot of drizzle first thing, and it will be pretty misty with it, as well. but high pressure is dominating the story and keeping things largely dry. it�*s also keeping these weather fronts out to the far north—west. around that high, we�*ve got this southerly wind, and that�*s feeding in this mild air, and it�*s extending as far north as scotland. so, yes, cloudy, with some light drizzle first thing. a misty, murky start for all. the rain quite heavy and persistent to the north—west of the great glen. the winds a feature for the highlands and islands and across the irish sea. we are likely to see gale—force gusts here. blustery elsewhere, but mild with it, so a bit of a peculiar afternoon. there will be some brighter spells into the afternoon, with highs of 16 degrees — 61 fahrenheit. that is then going to lead into a very mild night indeed, thursday into the early hours of friday. we�*re likely to be gree

to devon and cornwalh _ wind across north—west to devon and cornwalh a _ wind across north-west to devonvon and cornwall. �* ., cornwall. a good part of the day throu . h cornwall. a good part of the day through northern _ cornwall. a good part of the day through northern ireland - cornwall. a good part of the day through northern ireland with i through northern ireland with strength and the breeze picks up elsewhere but after a bright spark to the midlands ring developing here the afternoon. northern england to the afternoon. northern england to the far north of england will stay chilly especially with the breeze later on many will be dry and bright. this is bbc news. the headlines at six... the qatar world cup has kicked off with a lavish opening ceremony. the host nation are playing ecuador right now and they are 2—0 down after the first half. the tournament is taking place amongst criticism of qatar's human rights record — fifa and government officials in doha say the country is being singled out unfairly. a murder investigation has begun after two children died and a woman was left

for percy itself, outbreaks of rain will continue to the far north—west, spreading up to the far north—westining mild with temperatures reaching 15 or 16 celsius. remaining mild by day but also by night and impact tomorrow night could be exceptionally mild with temperatures dipping no more than 15 or 16 celsius which is extremely mild for this time of year. for friday, more in the way of cloud with outbreaks of rain in parts of the north west, drizzle around as well with clear skies and temperatures by the afternoon could potentially climb up to 17 or 18 celsius. looking ahead to 17 or 18 celsius. looking ahead to the weekend, we are expecting largely dry conditions, fairly cloudy conditions, too. not as warm but mild for the time of year and that's your forecast for now. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is 0utside source. a major setback for russia, as it orders its troops to withdraw from the ukrainian city of kherson. russia's defence minister confirms the retreat in the face of constant ukrainian counter attacks. ukraine says it sees no signs of russian forces leaving. we report from the

north—west.y and murky conditions, patchy drizzle especially in the west it will be exceptionally white mild. a lot of cloud around, drizzle and hill fog, persistent rain in the north—west, some sunny spells developing. a windy day, gusty winds wherever you are. temperatures ranging from ia to 16, the average at the time of year is ten to 12. the persistent rain will be moving further south and then retreat northwards once again. cloudy, patchy drizzle, missing the mark and still windy. look at these temperatures come and they are the overnight minimum temperatures. it should be three to 6 degrees north to south so this is exceptional. tomorrow we start off in a cloudy note and murky again, the rain persisting across parts of scotland and northern ireland, slipping shout —— slipping south. thank you, carol. the chief executive of the high street chain next is urging the government to allow more foreign workers into the uk to deal with labour shortages. lord wolfson, the conservative peer who was

north—west wales and the south—west will finish drier and brighter.nd even down to the south—east, you could catch some showers before the evening sets in. a rather cool day for most of you. as we go through tonight, the showers will fade away. for scotland and parts of england... away from that, a cold night. get yourself into the suburbs and the countryside tomorrow morning, a widespread frost and in these areas, they could be some patches of fog as well. these weather systems are wet and windy. this developing low to the south—west of england could cause a few issues tomorrow. winds coming from the south and the south—east, flipping to north and north—west will bring gusts of 80 mph. this will bring gusts of 80 mph. this will push through much of wales. the rain will gradually push through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east during the afternoon. the far north of england and scotland, not a bad day after a cold start. it will feel cold out there but plenty of sunshine around, just a few showers to the far north and north—east. those winds

into the start of the new week, the area of low pressure just runs to the north—west of scotland. coming from a long way south, it can be a strong, mainly south and south—westerly wind that can bring higher temperatures on monday but very mild start of the new week, around 14— i6 mild start of the new week, around 14— 16 degrees or so. that's a few degrees more than we get. but as part of the cold front which will run its way eastwards, bring some rain and introduce some cold air. the band of rain heading out to the north sea will be followed by some sunshine, some blustery showers on tuesday, and outer was the worst this is either showers will be more frequent, they may will be happy and andy dellacqua under as well. temperatures a bit lower, noticeable for scotland and northern ireland. typically around 11 or 12 degrees. we're left with is a run of west to westerly winds, in that because showery airstream on wednesday, had another weather system coming the atlantic. very changeable weather continues and you next week, sunshine around, fewer showers, lighter showers, again mainly

england and north—west wales, temperatures could be as high as 19.it will turn cooler and it will eventually start to feel like november should. thanks. and that's tonight's bbc news at ten. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. but from the ten team, it's goodnight. hello, welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the parliamentary journalist, tony grew, and anne mcelvoy, who's senior editor at the economist. thank you very much for giving up your friday night. let's get cracking with the papers we are ready have. leading the times tomorrow is the news that care home residents may get the legal right to receive visitors, as many homes still impose harsh covid restrictions. while the express reports on an "ambitious" proposal to have uk officers in france to prevent migrant crossings. on the front page of th

we have this weather front encroaching into the north—west.s for northern ireland in western scotland. yeah, double figure values, up to 12 degrees here, single figures elsewhere. as we move out of wednesday and thursday, this area of high pressure with a centre across the north—west of russia will start to really influence our weather. i will start to see a lot of dry weather, cooler air pushing from the south east. the weather front in the north—west will bring patchy rain to parts of scotland, more of a breeze here. for much of northern ireland, england and wales, variable cloud, patchy mist and fog and also some sunshine around. temperatures up to 10 degrees, but chilly where we hold on to the low cloud and mist and fog. by the end of the week it will turn colder, and we start to see the area of high pressure really exerting its force, it started to bring a stronger easterly breeze. with the easterly breeze, even seedy blue colours on the colder pushing westwards. —— see these are blue colours. by the time we reach saturday and sunday, it

you can see here it affecting the north—west if the uk even as we head on into the sea.ound and limited spells brightness probably the best of such a towards the west. where it could be up to 11-12 the west. where it could be up to 11—12 may be 13 but cooler further east under the low cloud in mist in merck. friday, very little change still under the influence of the high—pressure some ups places on friday will be dry we could see the odd shower around the barn north and north west of scotland but i think it is a day of variable cloud. some sunny spells mist and fog to a bit more of a breeze picking up, easterly breeze across the country and that will start to pick up and strengthen twist began. temperatures range from 7—11 . as we head into the rican we will start to pick up a colder air mass from that easterly wind and you could see the blue colours, the colder air mask creeping their way westwards with those yellow and orange is fading away. so it will be turning colder for all areas into this coming weekend. still that way a front load during across the north country

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it will start to fade across scotland, northern ireland and north west england, but will keep some goingounties and the channel islands. could see that fog lingering across parts of north—east scotland. for many, though, it's a dry day with some sunshine. feeling a little cooler compared to the weekend. so, 9—12 celsius the top temperature, and with light winds on tuesday that overnight mist and fog once again could be slow to clear. there will be some bright or sunny spells, those best placed will be through parts of south—west england, wales, northern ireland and northern scotland, but some places could sit under the low cloud, mist and fog all day, and where we do, of course, that will have an impact on the temperatures. as we head through wednesday, thursday and friday, we start to see this dominant area of high pressure across eastern europe, starting to exert its influence across the uk. we pick up more of an east or south easterly wind, and so gradually we will start to see some colder air heading ourway. at this stage, not very cold, but it will be feeling colder than it has done

more showers piling into many western areas, still a thundery element, perhaps, across parts of north—westd, and we'll keep those showers in the west as we go through tonight. that rain eventually clearing away from east anglia and south—east england. in between, some clearer skies, but with lighter winds, that can mean some fog, particularly across north—east england. a cooler night than recently, could see the odd pocket of frost across parts of north—east scotland — maybe north—east england, too, where the skies stay clear. now, that fog could linger across north—east england for a good part of the day tomorrow. for many places, a lot of sunshine around, although there will be showers developing, particularly for wales, south—west england, southern coastal counties and the channel islands, and temperatures down a little compared to the weekend. 8—12 celsius typically, but the week ahead is looking much drier. lighter winds, though, will mean some lingering fog through a good part of the day in places, turning colder, too. this is bbc world news. i'm nancy kacungira. the headlines anti—g

low pressure which has been with us for days sitting to the north—west of the country and you can sees of isobars on the charts driving the showers in. some of the heaviest ones we can expect affecting more southern counties of england, towards the south—west and wales and some running of the receipt to north—west england. some of the showers will push northwards and eastwards forming bands, some of them heavy and rumbles of thunder. in between, good spells of sunshine and the wind is still a feature. temperature 12 to 15, 16 degrees which is very mild for the time of year. this evening and overnight, showers rattle through on a fairly brisk south—westerly as the night wears on the winds will ease down somewhat and the shower activity eases through central and eastern areas. still going across the south on the west and some of them could be quite heavy. temperatures four to 11 degrees. nowhere particularly cold because of the strength of the breeze. on wednesday, probably fewer showers around for much of the country with the low pressure system sitting to the west of scotland. it is t

north west of where we have gusts of a5 to 50 mph.mperatures, 11 degrees in the north, 1a degrees in the south. this stage of november our laws should be closer to three and 6 degrees so a very mild or warm nights to come. as we head through wednesday into thursday, the isobars are closer together indicating it is going to be windy. high pressure keeping the weather fronts at bay in the north—west. the wind is coming from the mid atlantic, a mild direction for us as you can see from the yellow and amber on the chart. not only by day but also by night. we start off with clear skies and sunshine, more cloud in the west, producing patchy drizzle. you can see the strength of the wind. gail is out towards the north—west and inland, it is going to be quite windy, something to bear in mind if you are crossing the pennines. rain making inroads in the far north—west of scotland and northern ireland. friday sees the rain retreat further north, a lot of cloud, some breaks in the cloud for central and eastern areas, we will see some and the tempe

in the north—west of scotland, we have also seen a lot of rain, this week has brought a month's worthmoving further southwards through today and during this evening and tonight we will have this band of patchy rain across the five north—west of england, five south of scotland, fringing back into northern ireland, that rain starting to drift northwards again through the night. to the north of it, some cooler air, certainly chillier than last night in northern scotland, generally speaking less mild than it was, they could be some fog patches around on the saturday morning, morning fog will be a part of the we can focus, some sunny spells and we stick with a mild feel. —— weekend forecast. high pressure on continental europe, this affecting the north—west of the uk but easing northwards as the day wears on, rain tending to pull away from northern ireland, southern scotland, becoming confined to northern scotland through the day and we should see more in the way of sunshine across many areas than we have had of late. temperjust peeking in the south at about 18, maybe 19 degrees, not quite

and it will be mild, but very strong winds out in the north—west through the night.by early on sunday morning, but it does continue to rain in the south and this is where it will be mild, too around ten or 11 degrees, clear skies will lead to temperatures of 6 degrees in scotland. that is a big area of low pressure, that cloud on the satellite picture i showed you, still with us on sunday. but that weather front still hasn't quite cleared the extreme south and the south—east so tomorrow, and it will take time before it moves away. tomorrow will be damp and wet for quite some time. in fact in the south—east and east anglia, it could end up being a pretty wet afternoon. 0ut across the rest of the country, a mixture of sunny spells and occasional showers. temperatures tomorrow will be about the same. monday and into next week, the low pressure moves away. in fact it dies a death there. and this temporary area of high pressure, this ridge, starts to build in. remnants of the rain clearing away towards the east and then this area of high pressure builds in, topples over t

what is driving the weather at the moment is a big area of low pressure to the north—west of us, thissystem which is going to bring some quite heavy rain in some places. so, as we go through this afternoon, that rain will tend to shift out of northern ireland, but setting in across scotland, northern england, wales, the midlands, down into the south—west, particularly heavy bursts of rain over some of the hills. east anglia and the south—east tending to cloud over, there will be some rain here late in the day. it will be quite windy, particuarly windy for western coasts, gusts of a0 to 50 mph, but with that wind coming from the south, well, it is a mild wind direction, temperatures 11 to 1a degrees. now, through this evening and tonight, we will see these outbreaks of rain continuing to journey eastwards, in fact for a time that rain is likely to turn a little bit heavier and more widespread, but it will be clearing from western parts to be replaced by a mix of clear spells and hefty showers, gales for a time in the north—west of scotland. overnight temperatures — 7 degrees for glasgo

so, we've got this weather front and this area of low pressure moving into the north west, that is goingot high pressure to the south and in between this south—westerly airflow, that is importing exceptionally mild there across our shores at the moment. so, for thursday, then, there is rain sitting across the western isles, the northern isles, parts of ireland as well. the rest of the uk largely dry, a few spots of drizzle around hills and coasts in the west, you'll certainly notice the strength of the breeze, though, gusts of 30 to a0 mph for most of us but touching closer to 60 mph in the far north—west, and just look at those temperatures, 16 or 17 degrees almost right across the map. it is going to be very mild again as we had three thursday night and on into friday. we still got weather fronts just waving across the far north of the uk, high pressured dominating further south, and look at these temperatures as we start friday morning. 15,16 degrees for some of us, possibly the warmest november night on record across parts of the uk. so, friday, then, starts very, very mild. quite a

the rain stays into the far north—west.be pretty misty as well. but high pressure is dominating the story and keeping things largely dry. it is also keeping these weather fronts out to the far north—west. around that high, we have got this southerly wind, and that is feeding on the mild air, and extending as far north of scotland. yes, cloudy, with some light drizzle first thing. a misty, murky start for all. the rain quite heavy and persistent to the north—west of the great glen. the winds are a feature for the highlands and islands and across the irish sea. we are likely to seek deal wednesday, blustery elsewhere, but mild with it. so a bit of a peculiar afternoon. there will be some brighter spells into the afternoon, with highs of 16 degrees, 61 fahrenheit. that is going to lead into a very mild night indeed thursday into the early hours of friday. we are likely to be greeted with temperatures not falling very far at all, 15 or 16 celsius. look how much cloud we have got for many, first thing. that should tend to break

always going to be wetter, and probably windier towards the north—west. goodbye.

and then, as we look ahead to wednesday, this big low still spinning to the north—west.ueeze of really strong winds. gales are possible around the south—west of england, maybe the west of wales as well. it's also going to be very windy again in the northern isles, and we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards. temperatures, though, still down on where they have been —10—14 degrees. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: explosion an explosion in istanbul kills at least six people and injures more than 80 — turkish police have made an arrest. now, police are carrying out their investigations, and there is a real sense among people here of anxiety. for istanbul, this has come as a shock. ukraine's president zelenksky says investigators have uncovered evidence of war crimes in kherson, which was occupied by russian forces for more than 8 months. a tehran court hands down the first death sentence in connection with the continuing protests in iran, over the death in custody

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it will start to fade across scotland, northern ireland and north west england, but will keep some goingest england and also some southern coastal counties and the channel islands. could see that fog lingering across parts of north—east scotland. for many, though, it's a dry day with some sunshine. feeling a little cooler compared to the weekend. so, 9—12 celsius the top temperature, and with light winds on tuesday that overnight mist and fog once again could be slow to clear. there will be some bright or sunny spells, those best placed will be through parts of south—west england, wales, northern ireland and northern scotland, but some places could sit under the low cloud, mist and fog all day, and where we do, of course, that will have an impact on the temperatures. as we head through wednesday, thursday and friday, we start to see this dominant area of high pressure across eastern europe, starting to exert its influence across the uk. we pick up more of an east or south easterly wind, and so gradually we will start to see some colder air heading ourway. at this stage, not very cold, bu