according to figures produced by the northern powerhouse partnership, the problems on northern rail alone8 million. at the height of these timetabling issues, over 15% of the company's cross pennine trains were very late or were cancelled. we've been out with passengers to find out how bad things have been. we are sorry that the 17:54... these trains are a joke. they're always packed out. we are travelling on a third world train service. rattling. you can hear the rattling now. overcrowding, heat... the whole experience is just grim. whatever your destination, travelling round the north this summer has been anything but funny. the service is rubbish. tannoy: we are sorry that the 1754... leeds railway station, where it's every man and woman for themselves. ..delayed by approximately 25 minutes. so if it is a three carriage, we'll need to hot step it up the platform when we see the train come around the corner in a minute. gemma is waiting for the trans—pennine train, which runs from middlesbrough to manchester airport. tonight, it's late. and little. yes, it's a three carriage. told you.

more rain from northern ireland, northern and western scotland.in the south. as we head into tomorrow, we keep the winds going. the stronger winds across much of england and wales. 60 mph. very quickly rebutted the back of the rain in wales pushing very quickly in the morning into northern ireland and scotland, to be followed by sunny spells and also some showers towards the west in the afternoon. ahead of those we still have the warm and muggy air across the midlands and eastern england in particular. some warmth for a time for east of scotland. higher temperatures was the south east as well. 25 degrees is likely. 18 to 19 for scotland and northern ireland. maybe the windiest weather is still to come. the deepening area of low pressure stemming the atlantic on a strengthening jet stream. the worst of the weather will be in the north—west of the uk. windy for scotla nd north—west of the uk. windy for scotland and northern ireland. 0utbreaks scotland and northern ireland. outbreaks of rain on and off for most of the day. rain in england and wales.

sunny skies in northern wales, northern england and northern ireland.cross scotland with some of these bringing the chance of hail mack. heavy showers in the north feeding away. low pressure developing in the north sea. rain moving into eastern scotla nd north sea. rain moving into eastern scotland but each of the night. through the early hours of friday morning especially in rural parts of scotla nd morning especially in rural parts of scotland and northern ireland and northern england, temperatures and to single figures. milder where we have the rain and cloud in north—east england and eastern scotland. a fresh start to friday and when the rain eases most places are looking dry with sunshine peeking through. still some rain for northern parts of scotland. temperatures 15—17 across northern england, scotland, northern ireland. 19 or 20 further south. losing the low— pressure 19 or 20 further south. losing the low—pressure through friday night. saturday morning be next weather system saturday morning be next weather syste m m oves saturday morning be ne

paring down of the northern ireland. there is warmth in this flow of air from the south—west, particularly in eastern parts of england or we could see 2a, 20 five celsius across the uk, high teens and low 20s. gusty winds, rumbles of thunder tuesday and wednesday. not much rain the further south you are. some heavy downpours into scotland, the wind picking up into northern ireland. double figures again as wednesday begins. wednesday shaping up, the second area of low pressure coming in. it looks as if this will produce even stronger winds. the strongest gusts of 50, 60 miles per hour but it's the west of scotland where we might see in excess of 70 an hour. england and wales, some showery rain starting from the west. it's going to be quite heavy at times. still some warmth into the south—east. the winds to ease later in the week. be now on bbc news, with almost six months to go until brexit, nick robinson has been speaking to the prime minister for a special edition of panorama. to check and how significant was it and why

rain here and further showers for the northern isles.res should rise quite nicely to 18 or maybe 20 or 21 degrees in the south—east, closer to the mid—teens, though, further north. the reason for the showers across northern areas close to this area of low pressure and these weather fronts. that area of rain moves away, but it's replaced by another one, a bit more significant with this weather front as we head into friday, and also stronger wind. so i think a wetter end to the week for scotland and northern ireland, and then late in the day, parts of the north and west of england too, followed by sunshine and showers into the afternoon. it will remain quite cool. much of central and southern and eastern england will be dry, with temperatures of 18 to 20 degrees. onto the weekend, and we start on a fine note, thanks to a ridge of high pressure. much of the country will hold onto the sunshine into the afternoon. cloud building across western areas as this weather front brushes past northern ireland into western scotland. it could bring heav

northern says it's also bringing in new trains.os, passengers have also enjoyed strikes in a dispute over the use of guards. with more industrial action planned, northern says it's working to find a solution. and if it's not staff striking... it's the lightning. there was a hissing sound and everything was cancelled or delayed. at the end ofjuly, the east coast main line was paralysed by a lightning strike, causing more than 500 cancellations, and cost millions of pounds. gemma has squeezed off in one piece at dewsbury. i had to climb over someone's suitcase to get out. that's not unusual either. someone lost their shoes. he stepped on my foot and my shoe fell off underneath the platform. my shoe's in leeds! missing trains, missing shoes — after the summer of chaos, travellers across the north have a simple message. we're ignored in the north. chris grayling should come up and see how bad the problem is. do what you say you're going to do. put the trains out on time and send the right number of carriages. the east coast main line s

could be some rain around for northern parts of scotland, showers for northern ireland, northern englandnly dry and it could be quite warm for many, 19 to 23 celsius, perhaps a degree or so higher across south—east england. 0ur area of low pressure is in the north of the uk, but on its southern flank we have some very strong winds. we could see gusts of 60 or 70 mph across parts of northern england, southern parts of scotland on wednesday. so it's a windy day. heavy spells of rain across northern england, northern ireland and parts of scotland, still very little rain further south and east, where it again it will stay fairly warm. some unsettled conditions over the next few days. i'm babita sharma with bbc news. our top story: typhoon mangkhutv batters china's most populous province of guangdong, after wreaking havoc in the philippines and hong kong. at least two and a half million people have been moved out of the typhoon's path. in nearby hainan province, chinese authorities have cancelled flights and closed all coastal resorts and schools. the authorities in the us state of north caro

particular gusty for northern ireland and scotland and northern parts of england.ed in the massive storm which brought destruction to the north of the philippines. typhoon mangkhut ripped through the main island of luzon, bringing widespread flooding and landslides. the storm‘s now heading towards hong kong — where warnings of gale force winds and a massive storm surge have forced a mass evacuation. authorities in the us have warned that storm florence is farfrom done. the weather system has caused catastrophic flooding across both north and south carolina. officials say at least 12 people have been killed and hundreds of thousands of homes are without electricity. the british prime minister, theresa may, has passionately defended her plan for brexit and added she gets a "little bit irritated" about how long she‘ll last in thejob. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, she said "this debate is not about my future, but the future of the people now on bbc news, click.

the northern half of scotland.gional detail, at 4pm you can see those showers for the northern isles. to the south of the northern isles. to the south of the central belt, sunny spells, sunny spells for northern ireland and northern england, the odd shower along the yorkshire coast towards lincolnshire, but sunny spells across the bulk of england and wales, temperatures in the warm spots, possibly 20 celsius, butjust a bit ofa spots, possibly 20 celsius, butjust a bit of a breeze taking the edge of those temperatures today. into the evening, though showers in the east fade, still some rain for northern scotland, then later in the night the next batch of rain moves in across northern ireland and wales. to the east, clearer skies and the most chilly temperatures saturday morning. saturday across the central swathe of england will be dominated by this front. that moves in from the west. it looks most likely that the west. it looks most likely that the rain will be across the bulk of wales with it wins into northern en

rain here and further showers for the northern isles. start in england and wales, those temperatures should rise quite nicely to 18 or maybe 20 or 21 degrees in the south—east, closer to the mid—teens, though, further north. the reason for the showers across northern areas close to this area of low pressure and these weather fronts. that area of rain moves away, but it's replaced by another one, a bit more significant with this weather front as we head into friday, and also stronger wind. so i think a wetter end to the week for scotland and northern ireland, and then late in the day, parts of the north and west of england too, followed by sunshine and showers into the afternoon. it will remain quite cool. much of central and southern and eastern england will be dry, with temperatures of 18 to 20 degrees. onto the weekend, and we start on a fine note, thanks to a ridge of high pressure. much of the country will hold onto the sunshine into the afternoon. cloud building across western areas as this weather front brushes past northern irelan

one 01’ the northern half of scotland.o mack spots of rain first thing but it should brighten up. most of the rain in the north and west of scotland and with sunshine west of scotland and with sunshine we get a boost to the temperatures, very warm for this time of year. in london, blue skies continuing. some change as we head into thursday. the rain moves south and peters out and becomes a band of cloud. behind that, some sunshine and showers. cooler and fresher air. you can see the difference in the temperature profile. much more sunshine from england and wales, much warmer, temperatures peaking at 22 or 23. that cloud heading southwards during the evening and overnight allowing us the evening and overnight allowing us to draw in fresher air. with high pressure not far away it is going to see dry into the weekend. that's all from the bbc news at one so it's goodbye from me. good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. players have been out practicing on the course at le golf national outside paris, ahea

and further showers for the northern isles., temperatures should rise quite nicely, to 18 or maybe 20 or 21 degrees in the south—east, closer to the midteens further north. the reason for the showers across northern areas close to this area of low pressure and these weather fronts. that area of rain moves away. it's replaced by another one, a bit more significant with this weather front as we head into friday, and also stronger wind. so i think a wetter end to the week for scotland and northern ireland, and then late in the day, parts of the north and west of england too, followed by sunshine and showers into the afternoon. it will remain quite cool. central and southern and eastern england will be dry with temperatures of 18 to 20 degrees. onto the weekend, and we start on a fine note, thanks to a ridge of high pressure. much of the country will hold onto the sunshine into the afternoon. cloud building across western areas as this weather front brushes past northern ireland into western scotland. it could bring heavy rain, fai

northern ireland, scotland and northern england have also been battered by storm ali.is warning people not to travel. the first storm of the autumn has prompted the met office to issue an amber alert until six o‘clock this evening, warning flying debris is likely and could lead to injuries or a danger to life. the woman who lost her life here this morning has not been named but is believed to be a swiss tourist who was asleep when the storm winds struck. the yellow weather warning for northern ireland, scotland and much of northern england remains in place until ten o‘clock tonight. anyone heading out is being warned to be prepared for travel disruption. let‘s speak now via webcam to martin ogilvie, resilience manager at dumfries and galloway council — he‘s been helping co—ordinate the local response to the storm. what is the situation right now? we we re what is the situation right now? we were hoping now that the worst of the high winds have passed. we have been in constant contact with our colleagues in the met office all day. we have good relations with them. they

the northern extent of this probably stretching from northern parts of wales to northern areas of east anglia. ahead of it, a lot of cloud. some bright and sunny spells across north—east england and eastern scotland, but still quite a lot of showers feeding into northern and western areas of scotland. some of those mayjust sink their way into parts of northern england and northern ireland. temperatures not much higher than 12—16 celsius. still quite gusty winds for the western isles of scotland and later in the day for south west england. overnight, the rain starts to ease away from the south, but more rain arrives from the west through the early hours. some clearer skies for many, although still a few showers peppering northern and western parts of scotland and quite a chilly night away from the far south. more rain to come through tomorrow across central and southern parts of england and wales. it will be easing away eastwards through the afternoon. still some showers further north and west. some gusty winds for a time as the rain clears away eastwards. again, temperatures 12—16 cels

and the few thought northern ireland and north—west england.l be cooler in the south. in the evening and overnight, clearer skies. blustery winds and rain in scotland and northern ireland. coldest across the midlands. five or 6 degrees. a chilly start to thursday. some sunshine on the way. a band of rain thatis sunshine on the way. a band of rain that is coming in ten is divisible out. patchy rain and drizzle across northern england and ireland. showers in scotland. further south, sunshine at times but... saturday, rain at times getting as far south as england. a good chance of staying dry and bright with some sunshine at times. you're watching beyond 100 days. it's sunny today on the coast of north carolina, but don't let that fool you. a monster storm is brewing off shore. hurricane florence is 500 miles wide, moving fast. you do not want to be in its path when it hits land later this week. which is why one and a half million people have been told to get out — the evacuation order took effect two hours ago and traffic is already building. ame

could be some rain around for northern parts of scotland, showers for northern ireland, northern englande quite warm for many, 19 to 23 celsius, perhaps a degree or so higher across south—east england. as we go into wednesday, our area of low pressure is in the north of the uk, but on its southern flank we have some very strong winds. we could see gusts of 60 or 70 mph across parts of northern england, southern parts of scotland on wednesday. so it's a windy day. heavy spells of rain across northern england, northern ireland and parts of scotland, still very little rain further south and east, where it again it will stay fairly warm. some unsettled conditions over the next few days. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: nearly two and—a—half—million people are moved from their homes, as typhoon mangkhut batters china. the storm has already left dozens dead in the philippines. police in the us state of north carolina say stay off the roads, as storm florence drops record amounts of rainfall. leadin

amber weather warnings are in force in scotland, northern england northern ireland.ck by a fallen tree in dublin. elsewhere around teh city authorities released pictures of similar scenes. and the irish president has urged roadusers to take care when travelling in the stormy conditions. officials have warned that further power cuts and flailing gabriel passa ble power cuts and flailing gabriel passable as the storm sweeps through. passable as the storm sweeps through. our ireland correspondent emma vardy has been braving the elements and says the weather is having an big impact in both northern ireland and the republic of ireland. storm ali is causing widespread disruption across northern ireland, some 30,000 homes and businesses are without electricity. some 50,000 homes are without electricity in the republic of ireland. and there was the tragic incident of the woman in her 50s who died when her caravan was blown off a cliff in galway. we are told she was a tourist. the ca rava n are told she was a tourist. the caravan landed on the coastline below. widespread disr

could be some rain around for northern parts of scotland, showers for northern ireland, northern englandto 23 celsius, perhaps a degree or so higher across south—east england. as we go into wednesday, our area of low pressure is in the north of the uk, but on its southern flank we have some very strong winds. we could see gusts of 60 or 70 mph across parts of northern england, southern parts of scotland on wednesday. so it's a windy day. heavy spells of rain across northern england, northern ireland and parts of scotland, still very little rain further south and east, where it again it will stay fairly warm. some unsettled conditions over the next few days. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: typhoon mangkhut is continuing to batter china's most populous province of guangdong, after wreaking havoc in the philippines and hong kong. at least 2.5 million people have been moved out of the typhoon's path. authorities have cancelled hundreds of flights and closed all coastal resorts. police in the us state of north carolina are warning residents to stay off the roads as storm florence cont

quite a few showers getting blown down across scotland, northern ireland, northern england, into north sunshine. but temperatures will be lover, near what they should be for the time of year. that's all from the bbc news at six. now on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister arrives in salzburg to present her brexit plan to eu leaders. she said the eu will need to move its position to make brexit a success. bbc news has learned that a review into maternity errors at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust is now examining more than 100 cases. two people have died as storm ali brings winds of up to 100 miles an hour, with a woman swept to her death in a caravan in ireland and a man in his 20s killed by a falling tree in northern ireland. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news: beyond 100 days will be live in salzburg as theresa may prepares to deliver her brexit pitch to eu leaders. we'll be live in dumfries to bring you the latest updates on storm a

friday is a disappointing day for large parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england.shine and showers later on. still quite cool here, 12 to 15 degrees. in the south should be dry with sunny spells, temperatures in the high teens, maybe 20 selfies. to start the weekend average of high pressure keeps things fine and settled for most of england, wales and eastern scotla nd most of england, wales and eastern scotland but further west the weather front will bring rain to northern ireland and western scotland, stronger win here as well where once again it will be quite cool where once again it will be quite cool, 18 to 21 in the south. there is the area of high pressure that will influence the south—east quadrant of england as we have into sunday. this area of low pressure will bring wet and windy area to northern and western areas. some of the rain could be quite heavy. also strong wind with it. a little sunshine and showers. when and northern ireland in the afternoon. it will be quite cool here. further south, not bad. 22, maybe 23 in the south—east. this is the business

ireland scotland. showers, the heaviest across northern scotland. northern scotland. across graduatedegrees to 16 degrees. england in central and southern parts of scotland. parts of scotland. to degrees and in the countryside are potentially going to bruising. are potentially going to bruising. monday morning starts on a chilly but bright note. but bright note. western scotland they will see more cloud and other bits of rain. cloud and other bits of rain. temperatures 9 degrees in aberdeen and 15 degrees in plymouth. and 15 degrees in plymouth. temperatures bounce back as we headed to tuesday and wednesday. headed to tuesday and wednesday. northern ireland and the west of scotland. hello, this is bbc news. conference gets under way. she also accuses labour of undermining the national interest. politics with brexit and start acting in the national interest. together and get the best dealfor britain. island of sulawesi. with many thought to be trapped under collapsed buildings. that said he was ready to take the firm private. he'll also pay a £15 million fine. with murder following th

in northern ireland,, sunshine as well, 15 in aberdeen.ut look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very heavy bursts with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm as well, 21 01’ south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 south of that but warm as well, 21 or22 in the south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 in the south—east where we may stick with some sunshine. going through thursday evening into the night, we take this wet weather across northern england, wales and the south—west, we go eastwards and with that the wind is strengthening across the southern and particularly south—eastern areas with gusts of a0, 50 or maybe 60 mph or even a touch more in these southern areas. if you have travel plans over the next 2a hours or so through thursday on into friday, heavy rain, gales at times and there‘s the potential for destruction. your bbc local radio station will keep you up to date. friday starting windy in southern and eastern areas. this area of low pressure respo

and it's this area, really, from northern ireland, northern and western scotland, which will keep furthergh into wednesday morning. eventually, some of that rain just sinking its way further south and eastwards into the far north of england. ahead of this, not quite as cold a night, but some rural parts of southern england perhaps getting down to two or three celsius. through the middle part of the week, we've still got high pressure across much of england and wales. there's fronts still to the north and the west bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain, again slowly starting to sink its way south and eastwards. so a bit more cloud, with the odd spot of rain across northern england, maybe the far north of wales. still quite cloudy for northern ireland. the lion's share of the rain across scotland, and still quite windy here. these are average speeds, gusts will be higher. holding onto the dry, sunny weather across southern and eastern parts of england and wales, where temperatures on wednesday could get up to around 20 or 21 celsius. and that front continues to make its progress south

and further showers for the northern isles.ould rise quite nicely, to 18 or maybe 20 or 21 degrees in the south—east, closer to the midteens further north. the reason for the showers across northern areas close to this area of low pressure and these weather fronts. that area of rain moves away. it's replaced by another one, a bit more significant with this weather front as we head into friday, and also stronger wind. so i think a wetter end to the week for scotland and northern ireland, and then late in the day, parts of the north and west of england too, followed by sunshine and showers into the afternoon. it will remain quite cool. central and southern and eastern england will be dry with temperatures of 18 to 20 degrees. onto the weekend, and we start on a fine note, thanks to a ridge of high pressure. much of the country will hold onto the sunshine into the afternoon. cloud building across western areas as this weather front brushes past northern ireland into western scotland. it could bring heavy rain, fairly strong winds

scotland and northern ireland in northern england, that rain slides into northwest wales.been looking into this one. this is from the centre of —— this is from the centre for better ageing and some of the figures they have come outwith, the survey of more than 1000 people over 50 and work, some of them are quite stark. you can see that of all the people that survey, nearly half of them think their age would put them at a disadvantage if they will require —— applying for a newjob. that concern doesn‘t seem to just be an issue that doesn‘t play out, it is 14% say they have been turned down due to how old they are. applying for a job internally or something like that. age is listed in the equality act. by age is listed in the equality act. by law, you cannot use it to discriminate. even when employers have a specific policy, nearly half of people say that policy has made no difference. it clearly is an issue that employers need to be thinking about. you see it as part of this report, people feeling they are not getting the training and progression, the help they should be hav

particular gusty for northern ireland and scotland and northern parts of england.sive storm which brought destruction to the north of the philippines. -- 25. typhoon mangkhut ripped through the main island of luzon tearing off rooves, felling trees and triggering more than forty landslides. many remote areas remain cut off. authorities in the us have warned that storm florence is "far from done". the weather system has caused catastrophic flooding across both north and south carolina. officials say at least 12 people have been killed and hundreds of thousands of homes are without electricity.

perhaps heavy rain across northern ireland. starry skies overhead. 0ne northern ireland. in the night. north—eastern areas will see rain through tomorrow, largely dry elsewhere. changeable into the weekend. that is all. plenty more throughout the rest of the day. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. these are the top stories developing at midday. the energy regulator announces a new price cap which it says will benefit eleven million customers in england, wales and scotland — saving the average customer 75 pounds a year. us secretary of state mike pompeo denies being the author of a damning article in the new york times about president donald trump, calling it "sad". britain will brief the un security council today on the arrest warrants it's issued for two russians accused of carrying out the novichok nerve agent attack in salisbury in march. members of the northern ireland assembly are to have their pay reduced as the political deadlock at stormont continues. an inquest into the death of the lead singer of the cranberries, dolores 0'riordan, hears that she died by drow

could be some rain around for northern parts of scotland, showers for northern ireland, northern england. again, further south and east it stays mainly dry and it could be quite warm for many, 19 to 23 celsius, perhaps a degree or so higher across south—east england. as we go into wednesday, our area of low pressure is in the north of the uk, but on its southern flank we have some very strong winds. we could see gusts of 60 or 70 mph across parts of northern england, southern parts of scotland on wednesday. so it's a windy day. heavy spells of rain across northern england, northern ireland and parts of scotland, still very little rain further south and east, where it again it will stay fairly warm. some unsettled conditions over the next few days. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and naga munchetty. our headlines today: my deal or no deal. the prime minster defends her plan to take the uk out of the eu. i believe we'll get a good deal. we'll bring that back from the european... from the eu negotiations, and put that to parliament. i think that the alternative to that w

that is simply not possible without a devolved government in northern ireland., all the main parties in northern ireland, receive thorough briefings. it‘s absolutely unacceptable for politicians to walk away from their decision—making responsibilities, but still to continue to pocket their pay. i'm very pleased to see the secretary of state for international development, who holds responsibility for women and equalities, sitting listening very intently today. does the secretary of state for northern ireland agree with me that crucial decisions on women's rights should be taken locally in northern ireland, but if they are not taken, they cannot be delayed in perpetuity? the sooner we have those people in stormont taking those decisions and dealing with those important matters, the better for everyone. this exercise we are engaged in today will not bring about the change that we need to. in the past, when we have reached an impasse of this sort, we have looked outside. i look at senator george mitchell who played an important role in moving on the process when it

showers for the northern isles.uld rise quite rightly to 18 or maybe 20 or 21 in the south—east, the midteens further north. the reason for the showers in northern areas, close to this area of low pressure, and the weather fronts. that area of rain moves away. it is replaced by another one, away. it is replaced by another one, a bit more significant with this or the finance we had into friday, and stronger wind. so i think a wet end to the week. and, northern ireland, and late in the day parts of the north and west of england too, followed by sunshine and showers. it will remain quite cool. central and southern and eastern england will be dry with temperatures of 18 to 20 degrees. onto the weekend and we start on a fine note thanks to high pressure. part of the country will hold onto the sunshine into the afternoon. cloud building across western areas at the weather front brushes into western scotland. it could bring fairly strong winds here. temperatures 15 to 21 in the south—east. the ridge of high—pressure ebbs a

the northern extent of this rain, probably northern parts of wales, north midlands, northern parts ofloud, a few showers, the most frequent across northern and western scotland, quite blustery for a time here. later in the afternoon, winds will strengthen across south—west england. a cool feel across the uk, generally 12 to 16 celsius, that's 18 or 19 for the channel islands. more rain to come across southern parts of england through this evening, eventually easing away but more rain returning in the west later in the night, giving a few showers across northern and western parts of scotland. elsewhere, clearer skies and a fairly chilly night, particularly for rural parts of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, with temperatures getting close to freezing. milder further south. on sunday, another frontal system works its way eastwards, bringing more rain through the morning. pressure building up to the west, things turning drierfor the afternoon. further heavy rain for a time tomorrow morning, in a similar area to where we will see today, southern and central parts of englan

wind gusts of more than 90mph for parts of northern ireland., that's the storm pushing off towards scandinavia, but that doesn't mean things will be quiet over the next couple of days, far from it. and that means what we have on thursday is this wriggling frontal system bringing pulses of moisture from the atlantic, so through the day ahead we are going to see heavy rain at times and still the potential for some strong winds. a windy start certainly across northern scotland, some heavy showers here, and some rain across wales, the midlands, parts of eastern england, which will fizzle for a time before returning with a vengeance from the west as we get on into the afternoon. now, as the day wears on, the winds will ease a little bit across northern scotland, but still hefty showers blowing in on the breeze. some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen. for northern ireland, calmer than it was on wednesday, but still breezy with a fair amount of cloud, but look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heav

that divides northern ireland from the rest of the uk.cks could take place. he used the example of agricultural products being checked between northern ireland and the rest of the uk, but as far as you are concerned, rest of the uk, but as far as you are concerned , no rest of the uk, but as far as you are concerned, no new checks at all. the checks that exists currently are only in small, specific areas, such as animal health. you only need checks between northern ireland and the rest of the uk if you are having different regimes operating and different rules being imposed on northern ireland compared to the rest of the uk. that is unacceptable, the prime minister has made that clear today. i welcome that and we remain very focused on that important priority for northern ireland. so how does the border issue, in particular this issue of the backstop, how can it be resolved? the issue of northern ireland, the critical process, peace, has been massively abused and manipulated by remain as and the irish government and brussels to try to for

the uniqueness of northern ireland to keep. people majority in parliament is worth nothing to reason most conservatives do nots had a clear majority in the british parliament there are no other support the northern ireland unisys data and any solution that saturates northern ireland from the u.k. will be will be said right away from the northern irish. have been the d.a.p. in northern ireland improper reason is governments are not going to miss tricky part but not receive the e.u. they reject asked any hard border on the republic of ireland nor marsh. ok and we should know more about where this is having following that cabinet meeting today josh bloom thanks very much for that from. well will german cities be banning diesel cars and trucks ben we'll have more on that coming up in the business. and. a contentious figure at home. in germany. gorbachev was one of the great heroes of the twentieth century mikhail gorbachev the last leader of the soviet union was an agent of change.

particular gusty for northern ireland and scotland and northern parts of england.orth and west. bye— bye. hello. on tuesday, a mixture of sunny spells and heavy showers, particularly for northern ireland, scotland, western side of england and wales. again, a windy day for all of us but still holding onto some very warm and humid air across east and south—east england where we will see that which is up to 23 and 24. some sunshine here, yes, and very warm, but windy for all of us. particular gusty for northern ireland and scotland and northern parts of england. strong winds early next week, very warm in the south—east but some rain for the north and west. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines — at least 25 people are known to have died in the massive storm which brought destruction to the north of the philippines. typhoon mangkhut ripped through the main island of luzon, bringing widespread flooding and landslides. the storm's now heading towards hong kong — where warnings of gale force winds and a massive storm surge have forced a mass evacuation. authorities in

still breezy across the north of the uk to early spots of rain in northern england brightening up inbrightening up across eastern scotland as the rain continues in the north and west. we will get some sunshine and with westerly winds we could get 21 degrees in aberdeen and in the sunny skies across england there will be 21 or even 22 celsius so lovely day. more sunshine for england and wales on thursday and rain across northern scotland with the cloud singing southwards and it's more a band of cloud heading into the north of england, but a contrasting temperatures. sunshine but cooler air in scotland, and temperatures rising in england and wales will stop 23 or possibly 24 celsius. that is the peak of the heat. the cool and fresh north—westerly wind will arrive on friday come but still on the dry side. that's all from the bbc news at six. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s hello come you are watching bbc news with me rachel schofield. let's look at the headlines. jeremy corbyn says if parliament rejects a

northern england, fine through the afternoon, similar in northern ireland and eastern scotla nd northernwers pushing in on an increasingly brisk wind. gusts of up to 55 miles per hour across north west scotland. elsewhere, despite a fairly keen breweries, it will be a relatively quiet night. on monday, rain and then a trailing cold front will be sitting in place, slicing become country in two, by the time we get into tuesday. the south of that frontal system, warm air, temperatures up to the middle 20s. to the north of the front, cool air coming in. temperatures start into the low to mid teens across some parts of the north as we going to the start of the new working week, a bit of rain around as well. southern areas seeing sunshine and we could get to the middle 20s. this is bbc world news. our top stories: after late he's got a no—confidence vote, chuka umunna stuck with —— issues a stark warning to the leadership not to hound moderates out of the party. my message to our leadership is clear that it is within your power to stop this, so call off the dogs. people on low paid wages below

idlib is the last major rebel stronghold in northern syria.weden's prime minister has issued a warning about the dangers of extremism, as the country prepares to go to the polls in its general election on sunday. opinion polls suggest that the anti—immigrant sweden democrats are likely to become the second biggest party in parliament. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello there, and welcome to the week in parliament. our look back at all the big events here at westminster and beyond, as mps and peers returned from their summer break. coming up: theresa may sets out the evidence as she blames two russian intelligence officers for the salisbury novichok poisonings. should either of these individuals ever again travel outside of russia, we will take every possible step to detain them, to extradite them, and to bring them to face justice here in the united kingdom. scotland's first minister unveils her programme for government, while the northern ireland secretary announces she's cutting the pay of members of the stormont assembly, as the

could be some rain around for northern parts of scotland, showers for northern ireland, northern englandinly dry and it could be quite warm for many, 19 to 23 celsius, perhaps a degree or so higher across south—east england. as we go into wednesday, our area of low pressure is in the north of the uk, but on its southern flank we have some very strong winds. we could see gusts of 60 or 70 mph across parts of northern england, southern parts of scotland on wednesday. so it's a windy day. heavy spells of rain across northern england, northern ireland and parts of scotland, still very little rain further south and east, where it again it will stay fairly warm. some unsettled conditions over the next few days. hello. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: nearly 2.5 million people are moved from their homes, as typhoon mangkhut batters china. the storm has already left dozens dead in the philippines. police in the us state of north carolina say stay off the roads, as storm florence continues to drop record ra

in an northern ireland, rain heading into northern england, the south—west, so a split on sunday.rn ireland, brightening up compared to saturday, temperatures in the team. a lot of dry weather to look forward to this weekend. i will have more details into next week in around half an hour. oh, sneak peek into the distant future. yes, i will show you. ok, iwill watch into the distant future. yes, i will show you. ok, i will watch closely. thank you. such a tease, isn't he? let's take a look at today's papers. the guardian has a quote from former prime minister gordon brown on its front page. he says the "leaderless world" could be heading for another financial crisis having failed to fix the causes of the 2008 crash. fuel prices make the daily mail front page — the paper reports price increases at the pumps for the tenth week in a row and warns that a duty rise could cost the typical motorist £160 a year. the times reports on comments made by the archbishop of canterbury at a tuc conference yesterday. it claims his criticism of universal credit has not gone down well with some conse

not quite as warm for scotland and northern ireland.ming in to scotland in the evening, perhaps into northern ireland. as it moves southwards, though, the rain peters out again. more a band of cloud heading down into england and wales. and because we have more cloud debris overnight, if you like, it won't be as cold, saturday night into sunday morning. it will feel chillier by day, mind you, because we've got more cloud is moving southwards. behind it, some sunshine and some showers blown in on a brisk north to north—westerly wind. the bulk of the showers i think will be in the northern half of scotland. but temperatures are going to be lower across the board. only around 12 or 13 degrees in scotland and ireland. 14—16 in the south. that chilly north to north—westerly airflow is with us for the start of the new month. but then, around the top of this area of high pressure, we're going to change the wind direction across scotland and northern ireland, replacing a chilly northerly with more of an atlantic westerly, bringing some rain to t

patchy rain in western and northern areas, heavier rain moving across scotland.rough the day, we'll see decent spells of strunk —— sunshine. just the odd sunshine, and down towards the east, a warmer day of 1023 degrees. some heavy downpours later in the day with a brisk wind turning very windy in the north on sunday night. monday and tuesday, northern area school with rain at times, further south a bit of sunshine, and it will turn warmer. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... labour mp chuka umunna has said jeremy corbyn supporters are driving centre—left mps out of the party, as he urged the leader to "call off the dogs". russian war planes have launched fresh strikes on the syrian province of idlib. turkey and the united nations have warned of a humanitarian catastrophe in the event of an all—out offensive. new powers designed to end nuisance calls from personal injury and claim management firms come into force today. companies will have to make sure people have opted in to receive their calls. tributes have been paid to the us rapper, mac miller, who's di