snow across northern england, heavy snowfall across northern scotland, but much of central and southern england into wales will see sunshine, a bit of cloud towards wales, very cold, sub zero values across the northern half of the country so ice will be a risk. snow across northern scotland could cause issues for the evening coming through the central belt, glasgow across to edinburgh, it is also at southwards into england and wales. plenty of snow showers pile into northern scotland and northern ireland through the night, a significant risk of ice and very cold wherever you are. wednesday, we have been watching this area of low pressure which looks like it will stay across france and the south of the channel. there could be the odd snow flurry for south west england but a very cold start with plenty of sunshine, a snow and ice risk across northern scotland into northern ireland, some of the snow showers getting to the irish sea, affecting north and west wales and north west england, particularly close to the coast. cold despite the sunshine in the south. thursday, snow showers draped a

and in the northern england area, tens of thousands of homes and businesses have had power restored. d. fallen trees, branches. in scotland, the ni motorway, m70 for motorway closed overnight. the a1 southbound was blocked by an overturned lorry. on the railways, as we heard, things beginning to get back to normal in euston but it is not as simple as finding the problem, where the line is blocked, sending engineers, network rail to identify where the line is blocked and to clear the line. once the line is cleared, the railway companies, network rail needs to run a proving train along the line to ensure it is safe to run. they will not release passenger trains on that stretch of line until they have ascertained it is completely safe. even though the storm has moved on, it takes some time to work out and make sure railway lines and roads are completely safe. and it will take time to restore power to those homes. some homes and businesses apparently will still be without power by this time tomorrow, maybe even longer because some of the power lines brought down by storm isha are in remot

parts of northern ireland, northern england and scotland seeing the strongest winds they have seen introngest winds they have seen in 10—20 years. just to recap, 45,000 people without power in northern ireland over night, a thousand of west england, 3000 in wales. there's been a lot of train services disrupted, mostly in scotland. a good service expected in most areas of england and wales after fallen trees and debris were cleared. that life short from porthleven in cornwall. showing a real contrast to what we saw some hours ago. the waters were much more choppy. but of course we will throughout the day on bbc news be reporting across the uk on the impact of the storm day storm isha and we are running a life coach on the bbc news website with more details and we have got lots of posts from all around the uk. the labour leader sir keir starmer has accused the tory party of trying to find "woke agendas" in britain's civic institutions so that the party can then attack them. speaking at a conference in london, sir keir said the conservatives were waging a war on "the proud spirit of serv

the rain here on our earlier radar image across parts of wales, northern england, southern scotland, a bit of snow over high ground in the southern uplands, the cumbrian files, only over the highest hills. that rain continued through the afternoon, could be enough wet weather for localised flooding across parts of northern england. to the north of that sunny skies but rather chilly. to south—east some hazy sunshine and weaving mild. this evening and tonight this band of cloud and rain sinks further south and east. the rain tends to be dry as it goes. for northern ireland and scotland the sky is clear, the temperatures will drop to minus two in glasgow or maybe minus five in the countryside, widespread frost here and icy stretches for northern ireland and scotland to take us into tomorrow morning, but here a lot of sunshine to start the day. we keep hold of that, one or two showers. england and wales starting cloudy with the odd shower. the cloud tending to break up to reveal some spells of sunshine so actually not a bad day. six for aberdeen, 11 in norwich. the winds will strengthen

some wintriness over the higher ground of scotland and northern england.north if you factor in the wind but still double figures in the south. stays pretty unsettled for the upcoming week. tuesday, we see another spell of wet and windy weather and then, a ridge of high pressure for wednesday will bring some fine conditions. another spell of wet and windy weather, perhaps, for thursday and friday. so, the weather really will be up and down through this week, interspersed with fine spells. generally staying on the mild side. stay tuned to the forecast, though, for the effects of storm isha. live from washington, this is bbc news. a number of us military personnel are injured in a missile attack by iranian—backed militants on an airbase in western iraq. iran's president vows to punish israel for an air strike in damascus that killed five iranian revolutionary guards. tens of thousands of people protest in germany against the far—right following revelations that a major party had discussed plans to deport immigrants. iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. it is

but this rain is going to hang around in northern england and wales, heavy over the hills, particularlykely to be dry with some sunshine, lighter winds but much colder than today. temperatures typically 7 or 8 degrees, whereas where it's dry across the midlands and southern england, it's still mild, temperatures of 1a, maybe 15 degrees. now, it's notjust rain that we're going to see, though, on monday. after dark, there could be some snow in the southern uplands leading to icy conditions by tuesday morning, by which point that area of low pressure will have taken the wet weather away and we're left with a cloudy start for england and wales. some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland will push its way southwards through the day. that very mild air is going to get pushed away, but 12 degrees is still possible in the southeast. but for many in the afternoon, it's going to be nearer 8 degrees or so. so it's turning chillier from the north. but if we look to the north again by the middle part of the week, we've got more isobars, some weather fronts. it's turning wet and windy, particula

some wintriness over the higher ground of scotland and northern england.rth if you factor in the wind but still double figures in the south. stays pretty unsettled for the upcoming week. tuesday, we see another spell of wet and windy weather and then, a ridge of high pressure for wednesday will bring some fine conditions. another spell of wet and windy weather, perhaps, for thursday and friday. so, the weather really will be up and down through this week, interspersed with fine spells. generally staying on the mild side. stay tuned to the forecast, though, for the effects of storm isha. will live from washington, this is bbc news. iran's president vows to punish israel for an air strike in damascus that killed five iranian revolutionary guards. with just days to the new hampshire primary, we ask whether anyone can challenge donald trump as he leads the race for the us republican nomination. tens of thousands of people protest in germany against the far—right following revelations that a major party had discussed plans to deport immigrants. iam i am helena

northern ireland and scotland. and as we head through wednesday, that weather turns a little more showery towards parts of england and northern ireland and for northern england, too, again. more rainjust feeding through on that brisk south—easterly wind across parts of aberdeenshire. again, possibly a bit wintry over the hills. temperature 7—11 degrees celsius north to south. on thursday, it'll be another day of showers but also some brighter spells — a bit of sunshine around for many. here's the outlook for our capital cities as we head through thursday and friday. a bit more rain in the forecast for many on friday and the temperatures will start to slip. and things are certainly set to change as we head through into next weekend with high pressure starting to slip southwards from iceland. it becomes quite firmly established. we'll be on the cooler side of the jet by then. colder—feeling air dropping temperature with a north—easterly wind, so the focus of the showers as we head through the weekend and probably beyond that, too, will tend to be out towards the east and, again, some of those could turn out to be a lit

anglia and the south—east, quite cloudy for a while across england and wales we are going to see more sunshine and drier weather for scotland and northernand and wales during the afternoon, but it will drag down something a little bit cooler. top temperatures in the south—east around 12 degrees. once that weather system is out of the way, we're going to find this one here coming in from the atlantic, together with some stronger winds into scotland and northern ireland. those winds could touch gale force, perhaps. and that band of rain will push slowly down into northern england and north wales. behind it, something a bit colder, maybe a few wintry showers in the far north of scotland, but across more southern parts of england and wales and again the midlands, it may well be dry with some sunshine. those temperatures are likely to be a fairly mild ii or 12 degrees. now, let's look further ahead and we've got that colder air to start with in the north, milder conditions in the south. and later on in the week, we may well find that warmer air pushing northwards again on a stronger south—westerly wind, but only briefly. north—westerly winds

it's affecting parts of southern scotland, northern england, wales, the north—west midlands and the south—westf england. we could have some sleet and snow in the hills of the southern uplands and also the hills of the north of england. but to the north of that in the sunshine it's going to be colder than it was yesterday and not as windy. come south, we are looking at 14 or indeed 15, way above average for the time of year, which in parts of the south—east is eight or nine. through this evening and overnight, the rain continues to push steadily eastwards. behind it, for england and for wales there will be a lot of cloud, patchy light rain and drizzle. but for scotland and northern ireland, under clear skies, it's going to be a cold night. we could see —5, that's our lowest temperature, with the risk of ice and some frost. we could actually also see some frost across parts of northern england, but as we come south, no issues with frost at all. so tomorrow, we are left with a bit of cloud across england and wales. bits of that will break up through the day to allow some brighter spells to come t

sunshine, but we will see more cloud filtering its way in from the north east, affecting scotland, northern englandnds, wales, maybe even northern ireland through the day. best of the sunshine down towards the south. still feeling quite cold, but notice those temperatures not quite as low. further north. we will have some slightly less cold air feeding in around our area of high pressure, the high, slightly changing shape, so that's what will be bringing some slightly less cold air, but also more in the way of cloud. so thursday and friday, generally quite cloudy but not quite as cold. temperatures getting up to around 7—8 degrees, around the seasonal average. however, as we go through the weekend, it looks like this cold front will slip its way southwards and that will reintroduce some cold air from the north. as that cold air floods its way southwards, well, it will bring the chance of snow showers as we head through next week. bye for now. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, the headlines: america's top diplomat antony blinken arrives in israel for talks as he seeks to prevent the

northern ireland and scotland. and as we head through wednesday, that weather turns a little more showery towards parts of england andthern ireland and for northern england, too, again. more rainjust feeding through on that brisk south—easterly wind across parts of aberdeenshire. again, possibly a bit wintry over the hills. temperature 7—11 degrees celsius north to south. on thursday, it'll be another day of showers but also some brighter spells — a bit of sunshine around for many. here's the outlook for our capital cities as we head through thursday and friday. a bit more rain in the forecast for many on friday and the temperatures will start to slip. and things are certainly set to change as we head through into next weekend with high pressure starting to slip southwards from iceland. it becomes quite firmly established. we'll be on the cooler side of the jet, too, by then. colder—feeling air dropping temperature with a north—easterly wind, so the focus of the showers as we head through the weekend and probably beyond that, too, will tend to be out towards the east and, again, some of those could turn out to be a l

but this rain will hang around in northern england and wales. with some sunshine, lighter winds, to be dry with some sunshine, lighterwinds, but to be dry with some sunshine, lighter winds, but much colder than today. temperatures typically 7—8, whereas where it is dry across the midlands and southern england, it is still mild, temperatures of 14, maybe 15. it is notjust rain we will see on monday. after dark, there could be some snow in the southern uplands, leading to icy conditions by tuesday morning, by which point that area of low pressure will have taken the wet weather away, and we are left with a cloudy start for england and wales. some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland will push southward through the day. that very mild air will get pushed away, but 12 degrees still possible in the south—east. for many of the afternoon, it will be nearer eight or so, so turning chillierfrom the north. if we be nearer eight or so, so turning chillier from the north. if we look to the north by the middle of the week, more isobars and weather front

we've got amber warnings for storm isha across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england,wales and the south—east as well. gusts 70, 80 miles an hour, enough to cause some significant disruption. big waves, i think, around the coast with this storm system as well. now heading on into monday, we've still got the brisk winds at first. they should ease a little bit through the day, but it is going to be another really windy day with heavy showers rattling in across the north and the west. should be mostly dry, i think later on in the south, and the east, and temperatures somewhere between about six to 12 degrees for this stage — not quite as mild as sunday. but things are looking unsettled through the week ahead, often pretty windy, showery rain around at times — those temperatures much milder than they have been. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. after donald trump's landslide win in iowa, all eyes turn to new hampshire for round two in the republican presidential primaries. as nikki haley and ron desantis bicker over which of them has the best chance of beat

fewer showers northern england, far south of scotland and northern ireland, some staying completely dryest of scotland and some snow in shetland, where it's still chilly — three degrees here. elsewhere, temperatures above average, but down on yesterday. now into tonight to continue with some rain across the north and east of scotland, some snow in shetland at times. isolated showers elsewhere, turns drier. but some clear skies around, colder night than recent nights. don't be surprised if one or two sheltered valleys see a touch of frost into the morning. so your thursday commute will be a colder one, but a brighter one for the most part. a lot more sunshine around. still some outbreaks of rain to the north and east of scotland. a few showers elsewhere, scotland, parts of northern ireland, northern england, but channel islands turning wet through the morning and some of that rain could edge into southern counties of england. bear in mind that could be a bit further north than shown on these charts. and that's because of this system here, which is moving out of france. just how far north

ireland, also northern england and scotland, with some galesder in the north, colder in the south. so this is what's bringing the wet and windy weather across the north of the country, this area of low pressure, this front sinking south through the course of the day, taking its rain with it. but the wind will be the story, especially across scotland, where we are looking at widespread gales, gusts of wind, especially with exposure, of 80 miles an hour in the north and west. but very windy also across northern ireland and northern england. some heavy rain pushing southwards. to the south of that, the cloud will build. the far south—east hanging on to the brightness for the longest with highs here of up to about 11 degrees, and some wintry showers in the hills of scotland following on behind the rain. that weather front sinks south as a weak feature overnight wednesday and clears. and then we've got this next ridge of high pressure building in before the next weather front comes our way. so a cold and frosty start for england and wales on thursda

it means a lot of clouds, some spots of rain for england and wales, but for northern ireland and fores, temperatures will really drop, minus two in glasgow, some spots down to minus five. that could mean some icy conditions as we start tuesday morning, the remnants of our weather front still bringing some cloud, particularly across central and eastern parts of england through tuesday morning. that tending to break up, and actually for many of us tomorrow, we will see some spells of sunshine, not a bad looking day. temperatures generally in a range between six and 11 degrees. so not as mild in the south by this stage. and then as we head into the middle part of the week, well, it's all eyes to the north—west for a developing area of low pressure and a lot of isobars squeezing together on this chart. that means some very strong winds in scotland on wednesday. gales quite widely, gusts of 80mph or possibly a little bit more than that in exposed spots in the north, with a band of really heavy rain pushing its way southwards and eastwards, some wintry showers following on behind us, some

we're also looking at gales across northern england and northern ireland.ble with that combination of the wind and the rain. but come further south, it's a blustery day, variable amounts of cloud, some brighter, sunny skies and milder conditions than in the north. because behind this front we pull in cooler air with the showers wintry in nature down to about 200 metres in the highlands. now through this evening and overnight, the band of rain sinks south, the weather front weakens, the rain becomes more intermittent. there'll be a lot of clearer skies. still showers continuing in scotland and northern ireland. still very windy in the north, just not quite as windy as during the day. and it's going to be a cold night. too windy for frost in the north. we might see the odd pocket in prone areas in the south. that weather front connected to the storm moves away quickly with high pressure building in tomorrow. but we also have a weather front waiting in the wings. so it's a cold start to the day. a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine around. but the clou

ireland, northern england, for a time, and some of that cloud may well justs to more of a subtle, north—easterly by the course of thursday. once again, temperatures between five and eight degrees, our overall high. now, as we move into friday and the start of the weekend, we keep this quiet theme. it is still going to be on the chilly side, but again there will be a lot of dry weather around. but as we go into next week, there are signs of the weather story changing. the wind direction coming to more of a northerly, we could see some wintry showers, even at lower levels, in scotland, and look at this — towards the middle part of next week, there will be a frontal system, as it bumps into that cold air that has been sitting with us now for over a week, there is the potential, on the leading edge, to see some snow. a lot of uncertainty about that at the moment, but it's an early heads—up, something to look out for. live from washington, this is bbc news. police in ecuador say they've captured the gunmen who stormed a live tv studio. a day earlier, the president

that'll slip further south across parts of northern ireland and northern england first thing saturdayt, some clear spells. so expect a bit of frost, i think, first thing tomorrow — it'll be a colder morning than it was first thing this morning. through the day on saturday, then, a fair amount of dry and bright weather, a few splashes of light rain, perhaps, northern ireland, north wales, towards the midlands. sunny spells breaking through the cloud either side of that, and reasonably mild — 5—8 degrees on saturday. still lower than average, but not as cold as it has been. into sunday, and the winds turn to more of a northerly direction, so you can see the white colours — the snow showers — starting to move in across parts of northern and north—eastern scotland in particular. most of us, though, still relatively dry and quiet on sunday. but that change in wind direction through sunday into monday does bring that chance of some snow showers — particularly for parts of scotland, but also some of these exposed coasts around these irish sea coasts and the north sea coasts, as well. heading

as we move through monday. it does northern england.ay ay. it does northern england. as we move throu into tuesday for it does northern england. as we move throu into tuesday for the it does northern england. as we move throu into tuesday for the rest>es clear into tuesday for the rest of sunday. clearer skies across scotland after a windy day and exceptional temperatures record breaking. in fact , close to 20 breaking. in fact, close to 20 celsius here overnight. we can see that rain across parts of wales, northern england, setting into the south of this fairly mild 678 degrees. a touch of frost under the clear skies for scotland , where we will be scotland, where we will be greeted by some sunshine . start greeted by some sunshine. start the day but parts of wales into northern england it's going to be a grey, dull day . outbreaks be a grey, dull day. outbreaks of rain, which will only turn heavy as we move through into the afternoon . some localised the afternoon. some localised flooding . some wet flooding is possible. some wet snow

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we've got amber warnings for storm isha across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england,ts of england and wales and the south—east as well. gusts 70, 80 miles an hour, enough to cause some significant disruption. big waves, i think, around the coast with this storm system as well. now heading on into monday, we've still got the brisk winds at first. they should ease a little bit through the day, but it is going to be another really windy day with heavy showers rattling in across the north and the west. should be mostly dry, i think later on in the south, in the east and temperatures somewhere between about six to 12 degrees for this stage — not quite as mild as sunday. but things are looking unsettled through the week ahead, often pretty windy, showery rain around at times those temperatures much milder than they have been. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. the leaders of the us and israel speak about gaza for the first time in weeks, amid differences over the issue of a two—state solution. actor alec baldwin faces a new charge, over a fatal shooting on a

snow across northern england, heavy snowfall across northern scotland, but much of central and southern

you can see the wind gusts even in northern england and northern ireland.tively mild air further south. north. still in the comparatively mild airfurther south. this north. still in the comparatively mild air further south. this evening and overnight the weather front continues to sink southwards, weakening. the rain becoming more intermittent. behind it, we look at clear skies. still intermittent. behind it, we look at clearskies. stilla intermittent. behind it, we look at clear skies. still a few showers around and still windy in the north. the wind is coming down a little bit. these are the overnight lows, one to 5 degrees. we could see frost in prone parts of the south. it is likely to be too windy in the north. thank you. the attorney general has ordered an urgent review of the decision by prosecutors to accept a manslaughter plea from a man, who killed three people in nottingham. valdo calocane fatally stabbed barnaby webber and grace o�*malley—kumar, who were both 19, and 65—year—old ian coates in an attack lastjune. he was originally charged with mu

could see some fog patches developing across parts of northern england and scotland, at least for a timecoasts and hills, as the air turns increasingly mild. those are the temperatures to start thursday morning. so on thursday, this warm front pushing its way northwards. outbreaks of rain with that, and this feed of southwesterly winds behind a wedge of really very mild air indeed. so a pretty mild feeling day on thursday, but with extensive cloud cover. some outbreaks of rain pushing northeastward, briefly some snow over high ground in scotland, but that won't last long, should mostly turn back to rain. a few brighter glimpses, particularly to the east of high ground, anywhere where you get some shelter from the winds. but those temperatures easily 9 to 13 degrees. i wouldn't be at all surprised if somewhere got just a little bit higher than that. and then as we head towards friday and the weekend, it stays mostly mild, changeable, some rain at times, but not quite as windy. bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. the cost to build hinkley point c — britain's next nuclear power

across the irish sea into much of scotland, northern and western, england and wales.to 13 degrees in many parts of england, wales, northern ireland. storm isha continues to plough through during sunday evening and overnight, a real squeeze in the isobars across western scotland, northern ireland and lots of isobars across the charts. amber warnings in force, gusts of 60—70 mph in southwest england, particularly irish sea coast, much of wales, maybe up to 80mph, north west wales, 60—70 for northern england, maybe 80 mph in excess for northern ireland. some very strong winds expected across scotland through the night, perhaps in excess of 85mph across western scotland. so these are damaging gusts, and likely to cause some disruption. there will be some heavy rain and showers rattling through as well. and we�*ll also see amber warning for the southeast of england for strong winds. sussex and kent could see gusts in excess of 60—70 mph early on monday. mild nights come across the south, taking a little bit fresher further north. into monday, storm isha continues to push a

northern england too. more sunshine further south. northern england too.ure on wednesday. the flood warnings will start to come down in the next few days. six or 7 degrees for most. turning motor through the middle part of the week. things mostly dry towards the end of the week. but after a slightly milder spell for some of us those temperatures could come down a notch once again into next weekend and next week. bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... america's top diplomat says palestinians must not be pressured into leaving gaza — and must be allowed to return to their homes once conditions allow. police in australia dismantle a criminal gang attempting to smuggle hundreds of lizards to hong kong. blast off! the first american spacecraft in more than 50 years is on its way to the moon after a successful launch. oppenheimer! oppenheimer wins big at the golden globe awards in los angeles, taking home five of the night's big prizes. new research commissioned by the bbc�*s panorama suggests police forces in england and wales need an extra 18,000 officers

, northern england, wales and northern ireland.e a grey wet day to come here. but to the north of it actually it does start to cheer up and we will see some spells of but also some of sunshine, but also some blustery showers. temperatures in the cooler on in the north cooler than on sunday, but still mild the . south >> now, do you have a superstition ? superstition? >> you're superstitious? no. anyway, no, not me, but lots of sports stars are. >> so, for instance, what does aryna sabalenka, the new, um, lady ladies champion from the, uh , australian open. uh, australian open. >> she. what does she. >> she. what does she. >> yeah. she won. oh, yeah. uh what does she do to her coach's head before she plays a game ? head before she plays a game? we'll find out in a few i >> -- >> at 6:30. good morning. this is breakfast on gb news. let's just remind you with the top stories today after weeks of scandal, the chairman of the post office has now resigned . post office has now resigned. >> um, as new leadership is tasked with restoring f

frosty start in the north, wet across wales, northern england. outh and we can see that nicely on the chart for the rest of the day. the rain really set in across parts of wales, northern of the midlands northern parts of the midlands into northern right into northern england right through , turn through the day, turn increasingly we move increasingly heavy as we move into afternoon. sunny skies into the afternoon. sunny skies for northern ireland. much of scotland will be hazy sunshine here. a chilly day to come here across the south. mild but rather cloudy, some brighter breaks allowing temperatures to lift around 14 celsius in the north. around 7 to 8 celsius generally into the evening time. the rain continues across parts of wales, northern england, but it just slowly starts to push its into the north sea. its way into the north sea. clear skies across northern ireland and scotland will allow temperatures below temperatures to fall below freezing here, and patchy freezing here, and a patchy frost to form metoffice. warnings for rain last right

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england. much of scotland and northern ireland is likely to be dry with some sunshine. southern england, still mild, temperatures of 1a may, maybe 15. it will notjust be rain we will see on monday. they could be some snow after dark in the southern uplands, leading to icy conditions by tuesday morning, by which point the area of low pressure will have taken away the wet weather, and we are left with a cloudy start for england and wales. some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland will push southward through the day. the mild air will be pushed away, but 12 degrees is still possible in the south—east. for many in the afternoon, nearer eight or so, so turning chillierfrom the north. towards the middle of the week, more isobars, more weatherfronts, turning wet and windy into scotland. widespread gales on wednesday, ,and across northern ireland, but the highlands, we could see a couple of inches of rain. the wet and windy weather in scotland will sink down into northern ireland. england and wales looking dry, winds much lighter further south, and sunshine, temperatures o

through parts of northern england, scotland and northern ireland we could touch 90mph. the north through tonight. overnight, the strongest of the winds will be felt widely across the country, sweeping rain across all parts. some clearer skies and a few showers into monday morning. temperatures lower as they go through into the morning, around six to 11 degrees, but still not too chilly. the winds will have eased for monday morning, but the impact will still be likely felt. disruption possible across many parts of the uk. the latest travel news will be found, of course, on your bbc local radio station and on bbc breakfast from 6.00am. into monday itself, still a blustery day across the board, but with more sunshine around, a scattering of showers. in scotland and northern ireland though showers will be frequent, mainly of rain, but some hail and hill snow mixed in. fewer showers for england and wales, which means some of you will stay dry through the day. temperatures are not going to climb much as we go through monday — around seven to 11 celsius through the afternoon,

some wintriness over the higher ground of scotland and northern england.figures in the south. stays pretty unsettled for the upcoming week. tuesday, we see another spell of wet and windy weather, and then a ridge of high pressure for wednesday will bring some fine conditions. another spell of wet and windy weather, perhaps, for thursday and friday. so, the weather really will be up and down through this week, interspersed with fine spells. generally staying on the mild side. stay tuned to the forecast, though, for the effects of storm isha. live from london, this is bbc news. the us blames iran—backed militants for an attack on an airbase used by its forces in iraq. iran warns that saturday's air strike on the syrian capital, killing five revolutionary guards, will not go unpunished. detectives in norwich investigating the deaths of four family members are not looking for anyone else, but have referred themselves to the police watchdog for apparent failings. republican hopeful nikki haley questions donald trump's mental fitness after he appeared to confuse