northeast scotland will hold onto a bit of sunshine as will central and eastern parts of england.e northeast of scotland you could see temperatures as high as 18 degrees. but it will be window —— windy and these black errors show windy and these black errors show wind gusts of potentially a0 mph or possibly 60 mph in western scotland. bred by the afternoon as wayne goes towards west of england coastal fringes of west wales the middle of the same as southeast will see one shine and it will feel mild. saturday evening the band of rain will sexily eastwards. one or two places will sexily eastwards. one or two pla ces ta ke will sexily eastwards. one or two places take card for example. —— a band of rain will move slowly eastwards. many places will see a fairamount of dry eastwards. many places will see a fair amount of dry weather. this slow moving frontal system will go around social parts of the uk. the first part sliding into the northwest but another started to develop into the south and during sunday that will be quite a lot of rain in the southwest of england moving into wales,

we've also got some showers coming into the northeast of scotland.es though, so generally quite a few degrees above freezing, and not really falling very much from what we've seen today, because of all the cloud. cloudy skies, and a few more showers coming into the northeast of scotland up to the northern isles. a little bit dryer toward the southwest, maybe sing a little sunshine. 0n the whole, quite cloudy skies, though across northern ireland, as it will be in northern england where we got a few showers coming in off the north sea. still quite misty over the hills, wales, and perhaps even did into the midlands as well, and we got the showers coming in across the english channel, into southern coastal counties of england. it does mean if we do get sunshine it's more likely across western parts of scotland, and the northwest of england. temperatures are struggling to seven to 9 degrees. easterly breeze because we have high pressure to the uk, and lower pressure to the uk, and lower pressure to the south. that is where we see most of the showers. thi

nor the scotland will hold onto sunshine as will central and eastern parts of england. will receive the sunshine across the northeasts of up to 18 degrees. it will be windy and these black errors show when error —— wind gusts in excess of 40 mph. could be 60 mph. as our bannerframe slides, coastal fringes of west wales. we will see spells of sunshine and it will see spells of sunshine and it will feel pretty mild. saturday evening our rain will stagger slowly eastward. one or two places, take carter for eastward. one or two places, take carterfor example, eastward. one or two places, take carter for example, perhaps belfast as well that could be rain. it will also be windy. many places will see also be windy. many places will see afairamount of also be windy. many places will see a fair amount of dry weather. the move through saturday night, the slow—moving frontal system will wiggle around social parts of the uk. ourfirstarea wiggle around social parts of the uk. ourfirst area of low pressure side in the northwest but another one developing to the south and during sunday, that is expected to bea during sunday, that

late in the day in the northeast of scotland, could have cost in excess of 70 mph.bring some more rain. into the south. we have got a wriggle on this weather front. here south. we have got a wriggle on this weatherfront. here there is south. we have got a wriggle on this weather front. here there is the potential that we could develop an area of low pressure. that could bring a short and sharp burst of very strong winds, particularly across southern and western areas during the first or thursday. heavy rain as well. we take that whether it and cleared away by thursday afternoon. in its wake will be left with sunny spells and heavy blustery showers. we have got a start to see things turning cooler and fresh or by that stage. as we get into friday, still firmly in charge but we will be bringing the air in from the north or from the northwest. things are going to feel perhaps a little bit chilly. trace of rain at times. but temperatures just a little bit lower. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the home secretary's concern about the sharp increase in migrant boats

late in the day, the wind strengthening across northeast scotland. we go through thursday morning. as that clears away, we‘re going to be left with a sunny spells and was three showers. after such a mild wednesday, temperatures are getting to head downwards just a little bit on thursday. that continues as we head towards the end of the week. but pressure is in charge. another very windy day particularly in the north. lynne is coming from the north. lynne is coming from the north or northwest. it is going to feel a little bit chilly by this stage. the dry weather on friday. downs were the south. the further north you look more in the way of showers, some heavy with hail and thunder. or has wintry overhyped round. those temperatures closer to be averaged for the time of year 8-12d. that be averaged for the time of year 8—12d. that area of low pressure just to be ignored. into the weekend, there are more areas of low pressure and more frontal systems waiting in the wings. however these would most likely to affect central and southern parts of the uk. th

and if you're in northeast scotland were central and eastern parts of being when you will see the sunshineher front sitting across the northwest of the country? by sunday it is made a little bit of progress but not much. sitting in place across parts of southwest england, wales, the midlands and northern england and a position elsewhere but wherever you are another mild day. 12 or 13 degrees. so, a chilly start tomorrow morning but after that, things turned milder and also there will be some wind and rain at times. this is bbc news i'm julian worricker. the headlines at 9pm: the sports minister tracey crouch has resigned, accusing the government of an "unjustifiable delay" in the introduction of restrictions on high—stakes betting machines. the national crime agency investigates arron banks and his leave dot eu campaign for alleged offences committed during the 2016 eu referendum. google employees around the world stage protests demanding fairer treatment for female and ethnic minority staff. medicinal cannabis products can be legally prescribed from today in a limited number of circumstan

however that rain slow to clear from parts of northeast scotland and there will be some heavy showersd more showers but because we have this next area of low pressure rain developing it should dampen down the shower activity and more showers but because we have this next area of low pressure rain developing it should dampen down the shower activity a little across the south. the still a lot of shower around. eight and the still a lot of shower around. eightand nine, back the still a lot of shower around. eight and nine, back to near average for the weekend, we have low— pressure for the weekend, we have low—pressure coming back in and yes, more rain is due and it looks mostly for england and wales, maybe elizabeth driver chillier further north, windsor on the website. —— maybe a little bit chillier. the bank of england warns that leaving the european union without a deal would hit the economy harder than the financial crisis of 2008. the governor has set out a grim forecast, predicting several parts of the economy will be badly hit. lower supply capacity, we could demand a lower excha

late in the day it may be that in northeast scotla nd the day it may be that in northeast scotland wef concern. we may spin upa this area that is of concern. we may spin up a small area of low pressure and that could give a short sharp shock of very strong winds in western areas. heavy rain with that as well. we pushed out way to the east. later on thursday we are left with sunshine and blustery showers. those temperatures are just beginning to creep downwards again. that is the thing that will take us to the end of the week. low—pressure still, very much in charge. still a lot of isobars on the chart as we go into friday. very windy and the north. those winds are starting to come down from the north or north west. those temperatures dipping away a little bit during friday and indeed during the weekend. there will still be some rain at times. it will still be some rain at times. it will still be quite breezy. and certainly stay very unsettled as we had to do next few days. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. a un report says greenhouse gas emisions — have reached a record h

cloudy skies in a few more showers coming into the northeast of scotland of course the northern islesudy. a few showers coming off the north sea, still quite busy over the hills of wales, perhaps even into the midlands, and we have these showers coming across the english channel into southern coastal counties of england. very hit and miss, large parts of the day may be dry. the wettest of the day tending to move towards the southwest of england, clipping south wales. showers coming into eastern coastal areas of scotland, the best chance of seeing any sunshine further west, chet ashton which are struggling at 7—9d. easterly winds, low pressure to the south bringing in the showers, and we have another push of rain which has changed the forecast a bit, looking letter in the southeast of england, dryer to the southwest, maybe seeing sunshine here. on the whole, the easterly breezes dragging and cloudier skies, bringing 1—2 showers and some sunshine at west. temperatures will be a bit lower on sunday, it may feel attached chillier. we keep the same weather pattern into monday, high pressur

you can see that many of the northeast of scotland.icture, but there will be a lot of showers surrounding western and southern areas. the winds will be in costa rica with blustery and hailand be in costa rica with blustery and hail and thunder is they are becoming widespread. —— the winds will be blustery today. there will be further heavy showers of sunshine in between. at 10pm, jane hill will be here with a full round up of the days news. first one—xtra dj jamz supernova meets six young entrepreneurs who want to do things their own way in diy generation — young hustlers. hi, i'm jamz supernova. i present on bbc radio 1 xtra and every week i speak to young entrepreneurs hearing their stories and finding out how and why they went it alone. the number of the 16—24—year—olds working for themselves has almost doubled since 2001. better technology means people can now work from anywhere and at anytime. as well as a radio presenter, i also dj, run a record label and create club nights. i want to speak to other entrepeneurs to find out why n

south—westerly wind, blowing in more showers, you can see that rain is dragging its heels to clear from northeast of scotlandt clearing away, but it is an improving picture in that it is brighter then but there will be already showers round in western and southern area, the winds a notch down on today, blustery with hail and thunder and becoming more widespread, so that will temper the feel of things though temperatures should be above par. it's a similar day on sunday with further heavy shower, sunshine in between. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm. transport ministerjo johnson resigns from the government over brexit, saying the deal being finalised "will be a terrible mista ke". he's also calling for a fresh referendum. at present the deal is incoherent on its own terms, and that's why it's so important for the public to have a say so i can confirm that this is really the brexit that it wants. meanwhile — the dup leader arlene foster has said her party couldn't support the government's current proposals on brexit — she accuses theresa may of breaking promises the prime minister and the french presiden

perhaps starting to care for wells by this stage the pushing back into galloway and partner scotland particular northeastbrightest first thing for the northern isles editing staying find out the day. cannot promise that for the northeast of the mainland. some of the heavier rain from eastern england will ease, but in the afternoon we could see decent sunshine in east anglia and northeast england elsewhere, the rain certainly looking like it'll set in for much of the day, far west of northern ireland and linda dreyer, temperatures very 13, 1a, 15 celsius, it'll be a defining feature of the day particularly gusting along the english channel coast and parts of the west country. the weather front will fizzle out and move away wednesday night and thursday but another one pushes in around the big area blood pressure and where will it come dressed on thursday? the focused is on southwest england and wales targeting heavier rain there later in the day pushing it across northern england and into the southwest of scotland. northern ireland has a drier day and centre all a ireland has a drier day and centre alla ——

evening, showers towards other coastal england and a few showers continuing overnight east of scotland and northeast. let's take a look at things seven o'clock. and the south across the uk, and read a resolution look at some of the showers towards southern england global plenty of cloud around, still quite misty and murky in some hail damp weather for southernmost parts of wales but cutting away northwards, something dry and clear as well to northwest england but the showers to the eased inside clear as well to northwest england but the showers to the eastern side chris spells in northern ireland and the odd shower possible to save me and showers is staying dry. we had single—digit temperatures today, adding down overnight, not too far because we keep a bit of a breeze and the paramedic allowed run into eastern and southernmost parts but there will be areas that will seep a long clear spells west of high ground when we get close to freezing to save a touch of frost and parts of northwest england and northern ireland and scotland. into the mall, we get the showers to the eastern parts of the south, t

that‘ll clear away by the afternoon touring last from the northeast of scotland and then something atrong winds with the see the white line squeezing together across northern areas and those wins coming from the north or northwest. you will feel little bit chillier at this stage of the biggest chance of showers on friday across the northwest so these heavy and thundery and fewer showers and more dry weather with spells of sunshine ina dry weather with spells of sunshine in a feed of north or northwest winds temperatures will be heading downwards. northern areas stay with chilly air on saturday but as we approach that system that parts are likely to turn my old again. the frontal system will bring rain and uncertainty about how far north as would get but we are hopeful it will clear through quite quickly on saturday to leave drier weather through latter part of the day with spells of sunshine. a split temperatures for two for two for london and plymouth and just 8 degrees there in aberdeen. for sunday we do it all over again. another system and batch of brannagan and some uncertainty

sunshine by saturday afternoon just a bit more cloud lingering for northern ireland in northeast england and easten scotlandand on into sunday, but sunday promises not a bad day, dry across the country with a good deal of sunshine if you patches of fog in the morning will clear away and not as warm as recent days with top temperatures on sunday around 30 degrees tops. goodbye. at ten 0'clock huw edwards will be here with a full round up of the days news. first it's time for inside out. hello and welcome, stories and investigations from where you live. tonight, a search for heroes, finding the last resting place of the makeshift mind of sweepers. the last piece of world war i wreck not being found, it's nice to have that complete. also tonight, we investigate the tragic consequences of mental health misdiagnosis. it's ha rd of mental health misdiagnosis. it's hard to live with what i'm dealing with it day in and day out and i wa nt with it day in and day out and i want a chance to be better and a chance to live a normal life. and the dorset town that has it all except young people. the house prices are prett

eastern scotland and northeast england too.y and murky. damp weather for wales but northwards, drier and clear into northwest england but the show to the eastern side of the pennines. clear spells in northern ireland, the odd shower possible this evening and overnight, the showers eastern scotland with as much of the rest of scotland is staying dry. single figure temperatures today, heading down overnight. not too far because we keep a breeze and a fair amount of cloud through eastern and southern most parts but they will be areas that see some prolonged clear spells, like on high ground when we get close to freezing, parts of northwest england, northern ireland and again in scotland. tomorrow, showers through the eastern parts. showers look like they could be heavier and more frequent running through northern ireland, pushed by a stronger wind. showers clipping the far southeast. temperatures feeling a little bit cooler. monday is quiet with high pressure in control. beyond that, low pressure from the atlantic takes over once

sunshine by saturday afternoon just a bit more cloud lingering for northern ireland in northeast england and easter scotland saturday and chilly night saturday night and on into sunday, but sunday promises not a bad day, dry across the country with a good deal of sunshine if you patches of fog in the morning will clear away and not as warm as recent days with top temperatures on sunday around 30 degrees tops. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines. theresa may is backed by cabinet ministers after a wave of resignations, beating brexiteers pledged support. it is vital that we focus on getting the right deal in future and making sure that in the areas that matter to the british people we can get an outcome. amber rad returns to the cabinet. the number of people missing after the california wildfires more than doubles to more than 630. the woman who says she was groped by a member of the house of lords says it isa a member of the house of lords says it is a disgrace he was not immediately suspended. theresa may has appointed stephen berkley to the post of brexit secretary, taking over from berkley to the pos

before on thursday crowd increases from the east, could see a bit of patchy rain eased in scotland in northeastpressure to the south of us, high pressure to the south of us, high pressure to the north, the uk cop between an east, southeasterly flow coming in but the isobars opening up a bit. the wind isn't as pronounced in with the dominance of high pressure being felt, a lot of fine weather, quite a lot of cloud friday again, some sunny spells, still quite damp breeze in scotland, could see a bit of sharon and wrinkles of the low— pressure of sharon and wrinkles of the low—pressure doors that are surplus the britain. gas bar southwest. low pressure will have an attempt over the weekend to bring abrasive rain across the southern and southeast england but still a lot of uncertainty about how that is going to play out both saturday and sunday here have that in mind, that will be a possibility. still either showers or outbreaks of rain running into the use of scotland, and for most of us the use of scotland, and for most of us temperatures are still in single figures, bow river it is less chilly b

starting to clear from wales by this stage pushing back into galloway and far north of scotland particularly northeastome of the heavier rain and from eastern england will ease, by the time we get afternoon cities of sunshine post—op elsewhere, the rain is certainly looking like it'll set in for much of the day perhaps our third west of ireland alert drier. temperatures healthy, 13 — 15 celsius thanks to southern winds, by defining feature for the debut particularly gusting on the english channel coast and parts of the west country. the weather front fizzles out and moves away wednesday and thursday but another wind pushes and around the big area of low pressure and where go on thursday, at the moment sadly it looks like it'll focus on the southwest of england and wales, targeting heaviest rain here, later in the day pushing across northern england and scotland scotland, northern ireland has a drier day and central areas of england not too bad as it stands, temperatures are 14-15d. the as it stands, temperatures are 14—15d. the leak is likely to come toa 14—15d. the leak is likely to come to a what cl

eastern england and scotland andjust grinding to across eastern england and scotland and just grinding to a halt in the northeastaring in the south and east. not especially cold because we still have low pressure close by as you could say but an effect that will say icher to the northwest of the uk throughout the weekend. so with that south—westerly wind, it is mild but it will feel quite chilly in that breeze with lots of showers coming in. so especially there'll be more frequent about western and southern coasts but given the strength of the wind, ithink coasts but given the strength of the wind, i think they will bloody service as well so no one really escaping those showers although as i mentioned it still wasn't a mild with not a particularly cold as a move into the centenary of the armistice on a sunday but again it looks really unsettled and very hit and miss one of those showers so do stay tuned to the forecasts and we try and find than that's fine to the details will so there are ways that for friday and those are on the website. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 11pm: a former us

look like to be wedded across northeast england into the pennines and other eastern parts of scotlandidespread frost. hello, i‘m ros atkins, this is 0utside source. president trump says he won‘t take action against saudi arabia, even if the crown prince knew about the murder ofjamal khashoggi. he says this is all about america first. as a caravan of migrants heads to america, a san franciscojudge rules against the white house — saying people can apply for asylum in the us even if they enter the country illegally. a suicide bomb attack on a meeting of religious scholars in the afghan capital kabul kills dozens of people. and a dead whale washes up on the shores of indonesia with six kgs of plastic in its stomach. we‘ll get more details on that.

gusty wind as well, taking just over to the evening, you can see we still have a brand across northeast of scotlander and there, and snow over the hills. goodbye. today at 5pm, two brothers whose mother and sister were killed by their father call for a better understanding of psychological abuse. 19—year—old charlotte and her mother claire were shot by lance hart after yea rs of intense, controlling behaviour by him. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family. we were always together, we had a nice—looking house. and i think we put on a face as well. we didn't want anyone to know what was going on, almost. but on the inside, we were terrified. we were fighting every single day. it comes as a review says the case should be at the centre of greater awareness of the crime of coercive control. the other main stories on bbc news at 5pm: donald trump's former lawyer pleads guilty to lying to congress in relation to the russia inquiry, but the president hits back. because he's a weak person, and not a very smart person. what he's trying to do is end... and it's very simple.

most of the rainforest in scotland and bloody thing. —— and northeast england.othing sort of day, really. not as much frost on friday morning. more cloud in general. a little sunshine here and there. most places dry. a few sharp showers in the south—west. more rain for eastern scotland. the weather pattern fairly static. high pressure to north of the uk. lower pressure to the south and south—west threatening to push together with this weather pattern fairly static. high pressure to north of the uk. temperatures in the right direction days. we might make double figures on saturday. most places will be dry. a little sunshine. a few showers and diverse out and showers across eastern part of it. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. let's bring you those breaking news on the brexit talks. the eu president and the prime minister teresa may have said that talks have improved. which does there should be a vote on sunday. but he will vote against a deal if he does not obtain assurances on the disputed peninsula of gibraltar. just a quote from the spanish prime minister

see a few showers into the far southeast down into northeast england, a few these continue clipping parts of the east of northern ireland, and scotlandre. minus four degrees going into the morning. you can see temperatures below signal —— single figures, a touch of frost. showers peppering the east of scotland and still a few feeding to the far southeast. these are overnight temperatures, temperatures in the countryside and suburbs will be colder than this. tomorrow morning, still this flow of air coming through the east, arrows coming in here. showers peppering eastern scotland, but much of western scotland, but much of western scotland, wales and western england will be dry and sunny, which means more blue sky compared with today for some of us, still single digit temperatures for us. some mist and fog around, but it is on tuesday that the atlantic starts to roar back into life, warm weather front coming through and another for wednesday, the isoba rs coming through and another for wednesday, the isobars coming closer together, the winds picking up as our weather trends much more active, but the winds coming from the southwest only

we see some showers into the far southeast, then ended northeast england, clipping parts of the ease of northern ireland and into eastern scotlandees go into the morning. in fact anywhere overnight, whether you are clear for any period, you can see temperatures in the low single figures, a touch of frost. showers peppering parts of eastern scotland and across northern england, still feeding to the far southeast. these are overnight temperatures, and in the country and suburbs it will be colder than this. into tomorrow morning, this flow of aircoming from into tomorrow morning, this flow of air coming from the east, air is coming in here. much of western scotland, wales, and england so that means more blue sky compared to today. still some single figure temperatures, and frost on monday night tuesday morning, still some fog around, but on tuesday the atla ntic starts fog around, but on tuesday the atlantic starts are to life. warm weather front coming through, and another for wednesday, the isobars getting closer together, the winds picking up as our weather turns much more active. but the wins coming in from the southwest, you c

northeast. not quite so cold the first thing for the eastern side of the uk. we will see a few showers and a couple of bursts of rain in particular for eastern scotland.wednesday. during the evening, and into the night, we still have quite a bit of clouds around. there will be a few holds around. there will be a few holds around england and wales, so temperatures will head towards freezing, but it's not going to be widely frosty. fairly cloudy looking day for friday. some sharp showers in the southwest, and again a bit more rain coming into the eastern parts of scotland. temperatures aren't staying around seven to 9 degrees. here is the weather picture as he had to the weekend. low pressure is threatening to push weather fronts and showers into the southern parts of england. away from your come out lots of dry weather. we still have an easterly breeze, but it's very gentle on saturday. it will drag in but it's very gentle on saturday. it willdrag ina but it's very gentle on saturday. it will drag in a lot of clouds though. those temperatures will begin to rise a little bit on saturday, so we could see ten or 11 degrees in the south, but there is colde