rain over the northern isles, fringing into the mainland of northern scotland.ight. that will keep temperatures up here. folsom, temperatures up here. folsom, temperatures into double figures. the further south you are, though single figures, and the odd patch of mist and fog. a windy day the northern england, northern ireland, scotland. 50 mph gust of wind. more rain running into western scotland. elsewhere, looking dry, with sunshine in aberdeenshire, where we could see tebbutt is up to 18 degrees. wednesday is looking like a fine day. —— temperatures up to 18 degrees. the first signs of that cold change arriving on thursday with this area of rainfall nudging into scotland, it's really through thursday night into friday this will move south across the uk. as bad weather front moves south, it opens the door to airfrom weather front moves south, it opens the door to air from the arctic coming down across the uk. —— that weather front. there will be showers. blustery showers in the wind. if you catch a show on the high ground of northern england, scotland,, high

that weather front just weakening as and northern isles. it moves south. ahead of that a few early morning fog patches and some good spells of sunshine once again. temperatures up to 17 and maybe even 18 celsius. you're watching beyond one hundred days. the saudis agree the investigation into the disappearace ofjamal khashoggi must be "thorough, transparent and timely." but so far it isn't any of those things. there is still pressure on the kingdom to explain what really happened to the missing journalist. mike pompeo meets the saudi leadership — amid speculation the royal family may now say jamal khashoggi was killed in an interrogation that went wrong. and watergate journalist bob woodward joins us to talk about that and his new book fear — trump in the white house. also on the programme... the news on brexit is there is no news. at least no progress. the cabinet met today and offered full support

and highlands but for scotla nd northern isles and highlands but for scotland and the whole dryome high cloud pushing in one north westerly breeze. temperatures around average for the time of year. feeling quite pleasant in the sunshine. 0n time of year. feeling quite pleasant in the sunshine. on thursday is likely clueless feel, the air mass just changing a little bit. but the big change in the way that things feel coming in with this heavy rain in the far north—west of scotland and is cold front starting to move south. the biggest difference it will bring is introducing colder air straight from the arctic. we have beenin straight from the arctic. we have been in this warm atlantic air mass but suddenly we are getting this polar blast to finish off the week and through the weekend. notjust the cold air, but a biting northerly wind as well. so we need feeling that chill, feeling colder with that win. you're watching beyond 100 days. the turkish president promised to reveal all on the kashoggi murder. but he didn't deliver. and so we are left with alot of questions. where's the b

the northern isles fund for north—east of scotla nd northern isles fund for north—east of scotland may rain to come and it just keeps feeding but there is more rain to come and itjust keeps feeding instead lay off the atlantic over the next couple of days. a south—westerly breeze will always dry in more cloud along west facing coasts. further east, drier and brighter weather in prospect. it does look as though as we go through monday we will see this weather front bringing some rain and it will meander its way north and south through the day on monday. some of it quite heavy across much of western and northern areas of scotland. the best of the sunshine in sheltered southern and eastern areas, temperatures a degree 01’ so eastern areas, temperatures a degree orso up. similar eastern areas, temperatures a degree or so up. similar story as we move out of monday into tuesday. still that weather front bringing the potential for further wet weather into scotland and northern ireland, and certainly more cloud and more of and certainly more cloud and more of a breeze. that south—westerly stil

as you can see the northern isles and farmer feast of scotla nd northern isles and farmer feast of scotlands feeding and steadily off the atlantic over the next couple of days. south—westerly breeze will drive in more cloud. a little more shelter for the east, and drive in more cloud. a little more shelterfor the east, and some dryer and brighter weather in prospect here. it does look as though if we go for monday we will see this weather front bringing some rain. go for monday we will see this weatherfront bringing some rain. it will meander its way north and south through the day on monday. some of it quite heavy across much of western and northern areas of scotland. the best of the sunshine in southern and eastern areas. temperatures at 17 or 18 degrees for the high. a similar story as we move out of monday into tuesday. do the weather front, still bridging the potential for further wet weather into scotland and northern ireland. certainly more cloud in more of a breeze. but that south—westerly is still driving in more work for the south. some sunshine. we will see temperatures peaking a

the northern islesjust got story where the cloud lingered in the northern isles just got degrees. uld see some cloud at outbreaks of rain through the night to night and a bit more of a breeze. elsewhere, the cloud will come and go. some patchy mist and fog could form across central and southern areas. a mild night with double figures pretty much across the country. we start tomorrow with high pressure in the driving seat across england and wales. across the top of that height as weather front moves in and brings more persistent rain gradually through scotland as we go through the day. elsewhere, with that south—westerly flow, the risk of more cloud and murk along west facing close. the cloud should bin and as we go through the day. looking at the afternoon, that renders out of the great glen, across the spine of scotland into northern ireland. ahead of that we will see showery outbreaks of rain moving through the isle of man and into the lake district. for england and wales the cloud should break up into the afternoon and temperatures with some sunshine, again, like today should be

further south, the northern isles throughout monday.g but it should be quickly. notice the temperatures. we are into the low teens celsius. it will be on the low teens celsius. it will be on the cool side. throughout the week it will be largely dry thanks to high pressure. rhaney north it will be largely dry thanks to high pressure. rhaney north and west. back to you too. thank you very much. it's time for click with spencer kelly. woman on radio: all systems are ready. ignition. japan has just done something amazing. it has flown a spaceship to a one—kilometre—wide near—earth asteroid called ryugu to do some incredible science. this is hayabusa2. it has just deployed three rovers onto ryugu's surface — the german and french mascot probe on 3 october, and before that, the japanese minerva ii robot. their mission: to measure temperature and magnetic properties, and take photos of the surface. and amazingly, this is how they get about. yep, they bounce. i have come to the japanese aerospace exploration agency, jaxa, to meet the team who d

we could see gusts of up to 45 mph from northern scotland in the northern isles.nd. patches of mist or bob developing. temperatures a little warmer than they were last night. this u pdate tomorrow is a little bit more in the way of cloud around, i think, for central and southern england some bright originals developing and low 20s. for northern ireland scotland variable amounts of cloud. bright originals at times. showers feeding into the north. temperatures here a little cooler between ten and 15 celsius. as we go through tuesday and wednesday and we see that weatherford begin to push its way back towards the mouth and east. it tensions could creep into the low 20s. for northern ireland scotla nd the low 20s. for northern ireland scotland variable amounts of cloud. bright originals at times without showers spreading into the north. temperatures here a little cooler between ten and 15 celsius. as we go through tuesday and wednesday and we see that weatherford begin to push its bring air across the south was to work its way further north, spreading across the count

and western scotla nd the northern isles and western scotland with a bit of breeze. the south. it will feel more like some than a autumn here with temperatures topping at 22, 20 three degrees. underneath cloud and rain, 15, 18 celsius on to the north, much cooler. ten or 12 celsius. as we head into the start of the weekend the weather front peps up and ties in with this developing area of low pressure, looking like it brings england and wales some wet weather indeed. some places could turn out to bea indeed. some places could turn out to be a washout. it will slowly migrate in towards the eastern side of england, would cross the south coast there. meanwhile the rest of the country will have a glorious day, again with plenty of sunshine, an odd shower, and it will feel cool across southern an odd shower, and it will feel cool across southern areas. an odd shower, and it will feel cool across southern areas. it will feel chilly. battered and clear off into the new continent and high—pressure built—in for sunday so many places should have a better day for the second hal

because of the rain reaching the northern isles. degrees in stornoway but elsewhere it will be five or six in most major towns and cities. the weather front will continue to move across scotland and northern ireland on friday. to the south, the high—pressure pretty much driving the weather. a lot of fine weather across england and wales. the weather front briefly brings some cloud and maybe some rain in glasgow and edinburgh and perhaps belfast. in the end, just a bit of cloud in the north. on the whole, dry foremost on friday and not bad, i7 dry foremost on friday and not bad, 17 in london, 11! in newcastle. saturday morning, the problems we could run into is the fog and it could run into is the fog and it could be very thick indeed. saturday morning, particularly in england and wales, the central areas, there could be some dense fog first thing. takeit could be some dense fog first thing. take it steady if you're travelling. it could cause some delay is not just on the roads but at the airports. it could even linger into the aftern

in the far northeast of scotla nd northern isles in the far northeast of scotland may be dry butin more cloud off the coast. more brighter weather in the prospect. it looks like going to monday we will see this with front bringing some rain and it will meander its way north and south through the day on monday and some of it quite heavy across much of western and northern areas of scotland. the best of the sunshine in the southern and eastern areas and temperatures a degree or so areas and temperatures a degree or so up. similar story as we move out 01’ so up. similar story as we move out or monday into tuesday. still the weather front bringing potential for further wet weather into scotland and northern ireland and certainly more cloud and more of a breeze but that south—westerly still driving and more warm further south. we'll see temperatures peaking at 20 degrees. if that is music to your ears and looks like the wind will change subtle direction and bring some warm but ahead of it, we could at the start of wednesday morning see potential for fog, hopefully this one will look t

elsewhere, nota scotland and into the northern isles.h—west breeze. it will feel cooler than what we've been used to in the last few days. a similar picture onto tuesday, high pressure dominating the scene but still quite windy and wet across the west of scotland, that will be stronger across much of the country, could see rain infringing in the far north of england but began dry with plenty of sunshine, particularly across the south and east. that strong north—west breeze, starting to feel particularly warm, with high continuing to hold onto the week, many places dry, particularly central and southern areas but as winds at the northerly by the end of the week it will turn much colder for us all. this is bbc news, i'm vicki young. the headlines... an isle of wight ferry has run aground in heavy fog colliding with at least two yachts as it tried to berth in east cowes. a search and rescue operation is underway. president trump says the united states will pull out of a nuclear weapons treaty it signed with russia more than 30 years ago bec

as well but for most of usa northern isles as well but for most of us a dry day.and and wales it to the west, thick cloud and outbreaks of rain. damn free time in northern ireland, northern england and across the north of wales. —— damperfor a and across the north of wales. —— damper for a time. and and across the north of wales. —— damperfor a time. and that is your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the us asks turkey to hand over a surveillance recording allegedly detailing the final gruesome moments of journalist jamal khashoggi. i want to find out what happened, where is the fault? and we will probably know that by the end of the week. no breakthrough for britain on brexit and the irish border. theresa may meets european union leaders, but they say she's offering nothing new. crimea declares three days of mourning for the gun and bomb attack at a college that left at least 19 dead. # well, people get ready, heidi's coming# and the democrats' hopes of taking the

windy, wet for scotland and the northern isles. largely dry, cooler airfrom the northern isles.hwest and write a strong breeze. the high teens, closer to the mid—teens for the seasonal norm. the rest of this week, largely dry with sunny spells. a bit wet and windy in the north. a few fog patches around through the mornings, but not many. it will turn colder later in the week as we pick up colder later in the week as we pick up more of the wind. not a bad week coming up. thank you very much, not a bad week at all. you may think starting a farming business without land, an agricultural background or much money is almost impossible. that didn't stop a couple from cumbria who have spent the last five years tending a herd of 100 beef cattle with the help of investment from their community. david and bekka corrie—close now have a tenancy at a national trust farm and only use methods that are low impact, sustainable and nature friendly. breakfast‘s john maguire went to meet them. on a bright, sunny autumn‘s day, cumbria looks at its very best. and it's this landscape, the soil, the pla

, becoming quite blowy as well for the northern isles we've got some frost around to start the day in the countryside. northern england cold, some cold spots in wales, again with temperatures just dipping down, and there could be one or two patches of frost elsewhere first thing. but generally for friday, across england and wales, it's high pressure that's firmly in charge, weather fronts staying across the north—west of the uk. heavy rain then to start the day across north—west scotland. but the rain eases off quite quickly, and as the front pushes southwards, it weakens just to a strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—west england and the far north of wales — could be an odd spot of rain, but not amounting to much. south of that, some sunshine, temperatures to 16 degrees also in london, so a pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight, we'll keep the clear skies, light winds combination across england and wales. this time, we may well see some mist and fog patches forming through th

northern and western scotland. it will be a fairly windy day for the western isles and northern isles.tting up towards 17—18 in the sunshine. 20 men are found guilty of being part of a grooming gang that abused girls as young as 11 in and around huddersfield. the men plied their victims with alcohol and drugs, and abused them over seven years. on one occasion, she came home and her neck was completely black with bites, from one side to the other. a taxi had just pulled up outside and pushed her out. sometimes victims were driven to the yorkshire moors, and abandoned there at night. police have praised the courage of those who came forward to give evidence. also tonight: the former head of mi6 says he has little doubt that the saudi regime ordered the killing of the journalist jamal khashoggi. the islamist preacher anjem choudary appears outside a probation hostel after being released from prison. he'll be monitored by the security services. are there any lessons to be learned from that? it was the biggest bonus in the country.

wind gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and near 60 miles an hour in northern scotland and the northern isles'll be a dry afternoon, brightening up a little bit. some clear skies developing on tuesday night, through particularly the eastern side of the uk. and this is where we'll see the lowest temperatures going into wednesday morning. further west, well, temperatures will be holding up, with an area of cloud producing a bit of patchy rain for northern ireland and into western scotland. let's take a look at wednesday's big picture. high pressure is close by, but running around the north of that, we've got low pressure north of the uk, and a trailing weather front giving some cloud and a bit of patchy rain, particularly into the western side of scotland. and some of that rain may start to turn heavier late in the day, into the north—west in particular. elsewhere, rather cloudy wednesday, some bright or sunny spells developing. probably the best of those will be in eastern england, and temperatures still into the high teens in the warm spots. now, thursday morning could well start with some fo

wind gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and near 60 miles an hour in northern scotland and the northern isless, it'll be a dry afternoon, brightening up a little bit. some clear skies developing on tuesday night, through particularly the eastern side of the uk. and this is where we'll see the lowest temperatures going into wednesday morning. further west, well, temperatures will be holding up, with an area of cloud producing a bit of patchy rain for northern ireland and into western scotland. let's take a look at wednesday's big picture. high pressure is close by, but running around the north of that, we've got low pressure north of the uk, and a trailing weather front giving some cloud and a bit of patchy rain, particularly into the western side of scotland. and some of that rain may start to turn heavier late in the day, into the north—west in particular. elsewhere, rather cloudy wednesday, some bright or sunny spells developing. probably the best of those will be in eastern england, and temperatures still into the high teens in the warm spots. now, thursday morning could well start with so

where there'll also be a few light showers coming and going across the western isles and the northern islesfor the mainland, though. temperatures between 12 and 16 degrees. as i say, a lot of dry and bright weather. now, as we go through into thursday night time, thickening cloud will work into the north—west of the country, and that will help lift the temperatures towards the end of the night. but it's going to be a colder night across parts of england and wales, particularly in the countryside, again, temperatures getting into low single figures, there could be a few patches of mist and fog around as well. for friday, well, we've still got our area of high pressure with us but this weather front will be bringing thickening cloud to the north—west of the country and outbreaks of rain ultimately to scotland. further south, in northern ireland, we are closer to the influence of a high pressure, so the front does come through, but the rain's going to be quite light and patchy, just turning quite cloudy, really, through the afternoon. we'll probably see things turning damp for a time across no

most of the rain is going to be in the morning, and the northwest of scotland up towards the northern islesht rain extends its way across scotland and northern ireland towards the north of england, we should get some sunshine following on behind. and ahead of it, some sunshine across most of england and wales after a little bit of early morning mist and fog. highs, maybe 18 celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: president trump says the saudi crown prince has assured him that the investigation into the disappearance of the journalist, jamal khashoggi, will lead to answers. the cabinet meets before tomorrow's crucial eu summit on brexit as brussels tells theresa may she needs to come up with concrete proposals to come up with concrete proposals to break the deadlock. a further delay to the rollout of the government's flagship welfare reform, it says to prevent claimants suffering hardship. and we'll be at the guildhall in the city of london to talk to anna burns, the winner of this year's man booker prize. and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our revi

, becoming quite blowy as well for the northern isles in northern england. cold, some cold spots in wales, again with temperatures just dipping down, and there could be one or two patches of frost elsewhere first thing. but generally friday, across england and wales, it's high pressure that's firmly in charge, a weather front staying across the north—west of the uk. heavy rain then to start the day across north—west scotland. but the rain eases off quite quickly, and as the front pushes southwards, it weakens just to this strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—west england and the far north of wales. there could be the odd spot of rain, but not amounting to much. south of that, some sunshine, temperatures to 16 degrees also in london, so a pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight, we'll keep the clear skies, light winds combination across england and wales. this time, we may well see some mist and fog patches forming through the night as those temperatures fall. areas that could be

where there‘ll also be a few light showers coming and going across the western isles and the northern islesather. now, as we go through into thursday night time, thickening cloud will work into the north—west of the country, and that will help lift the temperatures towards the end of the night. but it‘s going to be a colder night across parts of england and wales, particularly in the countryside, again, temperatures getting into low single figures, there could be a few patches of mist and fog around as well. for friday, well, we‘ve still got our area of high pressure with us but this weather front will be bringing thickening cloud to the north—west of the country and outbreaks of rain ultimately to scotland. further south, in northern ireland, we are closer to the influence of a high pressure, so the front does come through, but the rain‘s going to be quite light and patchy, just turning quite cloudy, really, through the afternoon. we‘ll probably see things turning damp for a time across north—west england and the north of wales too. whilst the skies brighten scotland for the north of frida

behind it for the uk asa northern isles.t will move across the rest of scotland and northern ireland, north—west england and also north—west wales. ahead of it, mist and fog patches that will lift slowly during the day into low cloud. again, seeing one or two brea ks cloud. again, seeing one or two breaks here and there. by the time we get to friday, the weather front won't have made a lot of progress out. it will be resting across southern scotland, northern england, north west wales, and the southern parts of northern ireland and also the north midlands, producing some patchy rain. behind it, for the rest of northern ireland and scotland, bright stars, sunshine and showers. ahead of it, a fair bit of cloud with some brighter breaks which we lose in the morning mist and fog. —— when we lose. temperatures will not be as high, though and as we head into the weekend, for some it will be wet and windy. it feels a bit topsy—turvy to me at the moment, the weather. it certainly is. it is so messy to describe as well. it makes it r

time but it will pick up through the morning into the afternoon, reaching gale force across the northern islesscotland, more cloud across western scotland, more cloud across northern ireland. but for many it will be dry with sunshine, temperatures down on yesterday. just over 20 celsius in parts of east anglia yesterday, today we are looking at 13 or 1a has the top temperature. through this evening and overnight, we continue with the rain and the gale force winds across the north of scotland, sinking a little further south, some cloud around and clear skies. generally it will not be as cold. however if you are in rural part of the south of england, under clear skies, we could see temperatures as low as about three celsius. that means tomorrow morning we will have clear skies, starting off with a lot of sunshine. you can see the progress the rain is making, steadily moving south as we go through the day. still windy in the north of scotland, not as windy as today. but the wind will pick up, for example across the north of england and also northern ireland. still some sunshine to be had, the bes

weather to the north of scotla nd and windy weather to the north of scotland and also to the northern islesrly across the west, a fine day with a lot of sunshine. notice it is cooler and dryer. temperatures reaching 13 or 14 dryer. temperatures reaching 13 or 1a degrees at best. we've lost those high teens. the rest of the week, largely dry, spells of sunshine come particularly further south, some fog through the morning, turning colder by the end of the week as we pick up the northerly winds. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the life of a farmer on can be a difficult one — but now one couple in the lake district have turned to their local community for support. david and bekka corrie—close started their farming business without any agricultural background, and with a little bit of help from their friends now successfully tend a herd of 100 beef cattle on a bright, sunny autumn‘s day, cumbria looks at its very best. and it's this landscape, the soil, the plants, and the animals, where david and bekka corrie—close have chosen to live and to farm. finally getting this was installed so

isles of scotland with outbreaks of rain in the northern isles. esday. but a largely fine day packs to the high—pressure. in eastern scotland more cloud and gales with rain in the north—west corner of the country. some shelter in aberdeen. otherwise the best of the temperatures will be further south. you're watching bbc newsroom live. it's11.00am and these are the main stories this morning: theresa may will tell mps a brexit deal is 95% done, amid increasing frustration in her party over her approach to negotiations. the king and crown prince of saudi arabia offer condolences to the son of the murdered journalist, jamal khashoggi, after their foreign minister admits he was murdered. the transport secretary says police should be involved after an elderly black woman was racially abused on a ryanair flight. another health warning for the nhs, services could come under even greater pressure in the coming months than during last winter. a stroll in the sun in queensland — the duke and duchess of sussex visit fraser island on their tour of australia. si

gusts of up to 60 mph across northern scotla nd up to 60 mph across northern scotland and the northern islesin the northwest breeze of around 1a celsius. as similar picture as we head into tuesday. high—pressure dominates, but still staying windy and wet across parts of scotland. the wind will be stronger across much of the country. some of this range could fringe into the far north of england. for most areas, dry with plenty of sunshine, particularly in the south—east. with high—pressure continuing to hold on through the week, many places will be dire, particularly central and southern areas. the winds will be northerly by the end of the week, and it will turn much colderfor us all. good afternoon. a ferry has hit at least two yachts while trying to dock at cowes harbour on the isle of wight. the red funnel operated vessel, with 56 people on board, ran aground at the entrance to the harbour in heavy fog. the coastguard said that no one has been injured and the ferry has been refloated. andy moore reports. mid—morning, after the fog had lifted, the red falcon was towed from the spot where it

northern scotland and the northern isles. it will be windy here. we see as well further south.th—west. we should see some good spells of sunshine, but not as the temperatures lower than what we've had over the last few days. for much of the new week it looks like it will be largely dry faxed a high pressure. fog around, turning colder by the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11: saudi arabia admits journalist jamal khashoggi was killed in the consulate in istanbul. they claim it happened in a fight. they have been a great ally in the middle east. we need them as a counterbalance to iran. and so it's not the simplest solution. two men have been charged with murdering father—of—two ian tomlin, who was beaten to death outside his home in south—west london. protestors prepare to march through london, demanding another referendum on the uk's membership of the european union. also coming up this hour, bepi—colombo blasts off. two satellites developed in europe and japan are on their way to the planet mercury. it's hoped that together they can resolve

, becoming quite blowy as well for the northern islesot some frost around to start the day in the countryside in northern england. cold, some cold spots in wales, again with temperatures just dipping down, and there could be one or two patches of frost elsewhere first thing. but generally friday, across england and wales, it's high pressure that's firmly in charge, a weather front staying across the north—west of the uk. heavy rain then to start the day across north—west scotland. but the rain eases off quite quickly, and as the front pushes southwards, it weakens just to this strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—west england and the far north of wales. there could be the odd spot of rain, but not amounting to much. south of that, some sunshine, temperatures to 16 degrees also in london, so a pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight, we'll keep the clear skies, light winds combination across england and wales. this time, we may well see some mist and fog patches forming through t

high—pressure very much dominating force in our weather, still a chance of patchy rain poured northern islese some high cloud again pushing in the northwest breeze, but the strong wind is what we will see on tuesday. temperatures average for this time of your 15—16d feeling pleasant with sunshine and light wind. for thursday, slightly cooler deal to proceedings, we change they are massive little to temperatures are 13 or 14, but the big change and the way things feel calm behind the cold weather friend here so after a fine day for much of the uk, heavy rain get into this west of scotland later in the day, cold front pushes south, not paying too much in the way of rain as it does so, the biggest difference it'll bring about is introducing cold air, straight from the arctic, so we have been in the warm atlantic air mass, recently, we are going to have a good polar last to finish the weekend to take us through the weekend, not as cold air noticed the arrows coming from the north biting northerly winds as well, so feeling the chill with many seeing double digit figures in the week and it'll feel

blustery again for the northern isles and the far north of scotland, temperatures a max of 20 in thehore with no warning — almost 200 thousand people now desperately need help. this town enters its fourth day without power and clean water. people are getting desperate. there was no warning that the tsunami was about to hit becuase the detection system wasn‘t working. also tonight. the chancellor, philip hammond, joins senior ministers in urging tory party delegates to support the prime minister‘s chequers plan for brexit. the parents of the 15—year—old who collapsed after an allergic reaction to a pret a manger baguette describe what happened before she died. he called me and he said, she is going completely

gale force winds and exposure for the northern isles. heavy and persistent rain.ss the northern half of the country. it is slightly north—westerly and could push the cloud and rain into the far north of england. for much of scotland and parts of northern ireland it will be windy with outbreaks of rain. for much of england and wales a fine and dry day. notice the wind direction changing to a north—westerly. it will be a brisk north—west to be and it will feel quite cool again, 12— 14 celsius. things get interesting midweek onwards. it settles down a little bit. much of next week is dry apart from the rain in the north. the winds of view to a northerly direction, it will bring cold air down from the arctic. by next week and we're looking at sunny spells and we're looking at sunny spells and wintry showers across some northern areas. that is how it is looking for the rest of the week. back to you too. we will cling on the little bits of sunshine. we'll have the headlines at 7:00, but first it's time for the travel show. coming up this week... and the scottish porridg

some of that rain will be quite heavy for the far north of scotland and the northern isles.we have seenin celsius, instead of 17— 19 we have seen in the past few days. a similar story as we had introduced a. high pressure still with us. to wind stanning north—westerly —— had on tuesday. the rain could push into southern scotland, maybe the far north of england. most central and southern area should be dry, sunny spells. the same for northern ireland. quite a blustery day across the board. that will take the edge of the temperatures, only 13 or a0 degrees. high pressure holding on for much of the week. —— 1a degrees. largely dry with sunshine. by the end of the week it should turn cold as arctic ms down from the north. we could even see some wintry showers across the north of the uk. what do wintry showers mean? what we told him about using the word wintry? wintry showers mean? what we told him about using the word wintry7m was are good recently it had to turn cold at some point. so long as i am warm and cosy inside a do not mind the cold outside. we'll have the headlines at

especially into scotland, the black arrows showing some of the gusts and northern scotland and the northern islestle through very quickly on that win. as we go on through tuesday evening, we will turn things a little bit more chilly three eastern spots, under the clear skies. but the cloud moving in the west with patchy rain and drizzle will serve to keep up temperatures. so an east—west split as wednesday begins. 0n so an east—west split as wednesday begins. on wednesday this next weather system coming in from the atla ntic weather system coming in from the atlantic around the area of high pressure pushing this weather front i’ow one way pressure pushing this weather front row one way will be the source of a fairamount of row one way will be the source of a fair amount of cloud and particularly through parts of northern ireland but mostly into western scotland, some patchy rain. and in north—west golden late in the day the rain will start to turn heavier. so on through the day and a lot of cloud around wherever you are. some bright or sunny spells. the lion's share will be across eastern parts o

and wet thanks to these weather fronts continuing to flirt with the north mainland and into the northern islesit of cloud across the rest of scotland, maybe northern ireland, one 01’ scotland, maybe northern ireland, one or two scotland, maybe northern ireland, one 01’ two showers scotland, maybe northern ireland, one or two showers and some sunny spells but the best of the sunshine across england and wales. breezy and much cooler than it has been, 13 or 14 high, much cooler than it has been, 13 or 1a high, quite noticeable. a similar picture on tuesday with high—pressure holding on for most, continuing with strong winds and outbreaks of rain across scotland. it's see the a bit stronger across most of the country, certainly central and northern areas. perhaps a bit of this rain could push in two parts of southern scotland and maybe the far north of england. the best sunshine in the south but temperatures no higher than around the 13 or 1a degrees mark. all this upcoming week largely fine with high—pressure dominating. it will feel on the cool side compared to what we've been used to but the su

will fade as it sinks southwards and behind it sunshine in scotland and showers in the northern and western isleshe far north of northern ireland. overnight, cloud moving back north, replacing the earlier clear skies. further south, clear skies at first before fog starts to reformat and close to freezing in rural areas. and a cold night in eastern scotland where we keep the clearest skies. the start of the weekend, many parts seeing fog but when it clears, another fine and sunny day. cloud in northern ireland, northern england, into scotland, where we will find rain which will fizzle out but a windy day in northern and western isles, elsewhere lighter wind and in the sunshine, temperatures were widely up to 17 celsius. maybe 18 in east anglia. as we go into sunday, high—pressure across much of england and wales but still a front across scotla nd and wales but still a front across scotland and northern ireland where we will see the strongest winds, cloud, rain through sunday, attached to the front moving south and eastwards. any rain will tend to fizzle out and behind it sunshine across northern i

, becoming quite blowy as well for the northern isles, some cold spots in wales, with temperatures just dipping down and there could be one or two patches of frost elsewhere first thing. but generally friday across england and wales it is high pressure that is firmly in charge, whether from staying across the north—west of the uk. heavy rain than the start the day across north—west scotland but the rain eases off quite quickly, and as the front pushes southwards it weakens just two is strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—west england and the far north of whale there could be the odd spot of rain but not amounting to much. so that some sunshine, temperatures to 60 degrees also in london, so pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight we will keep the clear skies, light winds, nation across england and wales. this time we may well see some distant fog patches forming through the night as those temperatures fall. areas that could be foggy, well, maybe the somerset levels, through the w

, becoming quite blowy as well for the northern islesountryside in northern england. cold, some cold spots in wales, again with temperatures just dipping down, and there could be one or two patches of frost elsewhere first thing. but generally friday, across england and wales, it's high pressure that's firmly in charge, a weather front staying across the north—west of the uk. heavy rain then to start the day across north—west scotland. but the rain eases off quite quickly, and as the front pushes southwards, it weakens just to a strip of cloud, really, across northern ireland, working into north—west england and the far north of wales. could be the odd spot of rain, but not amounting to much. south of that, some sunshine, temperatures to 16 degrees also in london, so a pretty mild day coming up. now, through friday evening and overnight, we'll keep the clear skies, light winds combination across england and wales. this time, we may well see some mist and fog patches forming through the night as those temperatures fall. areas that could b

the wind gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and 60 miles an hour in northern scotland and the northern isles some clear skies developing on tuesday night through, particularly, the eastern side of the uk. this is where we will see the lowest temperatures going into wednesday morning. further west, well, temperatures will be holding up, with an area of cloud producing patchy rain for northern ireland and into western scotland. let's take a look at wednesday's big picture. high pressure is close by, but running around the north of that, we've got low pressure north of the uk, and a trailing weather front bringing some cloud and a bit of patchy rain, particularly into the western side of scotland. and some of the rain might turn heavier late in the day into the north—west in particular. elsewhere, rather cloudy wednesday, some bright or sunny spells developing, probably the best of those will be in eastern england, and temperatures still into the high teens in the warm spots. now, thursday morning could well start with some fog affecting parts of southern england. it could be dense in places, r

fairly light winds although it will fill quite windy for the northern isles.ssure. a fairly dominant feature through much of the week but notice it will squeeze in the isobars. that will bring some in windy conditions to the far north of scotland. in the south, we will start the would dried and plenty of sunshine and not too many problems with mist and fog however it will be equally fill on monday that hides between 11 and 1a. for some a different five or 6 degrees difference compared to the weekend. tuesday a similar picture. area of high pressure quite windy and the far north, for the far north, fred albertson rain, slowly sinking is wait a little bit further south on tuesday and may be down goal. a bit more cloud for england and wales. but further south, where we will continue to see the best of the sunshine but a breezy day on tuesday and equalfill at 11 sunshine but a breezy day on tuesday and equal fill at 11 to 1a celsius. away from the far north of scotland, starting the week fairly wet and windy as we go through the week ahead, things are looking main

it will be fairly breezy across the north, the far north of scotland and the northern isles.etting some slightly less cool air. we could see some patches of mist and fog for western coastal areas and over the hills. tomorrow we will see a bit of cloud around for northern ireland and for central and southern england and wales there will be a fairamount of england and wales there will be a fair amount of cloud and some rain gradually sinking self. southern scotla nd gradually sinking self. southern scotland, a mixture of sun and cloud in the south temperatures a little warmer. going through into tuesday and wednesday, we will see an area of high pressure working a bit further east and pushing the warm front towards the north, and as it does so it will drag in some slightly milder air pushing its way backin slightly milder air pushing its way back in towards the north and east airfor back in towards the north and east air for wednesday there will be a bit more cloud across northern ireland and western scotland and northern england, some patchy rain in the north and west. across

there‘ll also be gale—force gusts of wind in the western isles, becoming quite blowy for the northern isles two elsewhere. those temperatures actually lifting over the next few hours in scotland and northern ireland as this band of wet and windy weather works in. notice the rain eases off quite quickly for western scotland and as the front sinks southwards during the day, there won‘t be much rain left on it, just a few spots perhaps across northern ireland, north—west england, into north wales. but the majority having a dry afternoon. the majority of the sunshine across the midlands, east anglia and southern counties of england where it is mild. temperatures up to 16 degrees or so. through friday night, we‘ll keep the clear sky and light wind combination across england and wales but this time, we could see some fog patches forming as those temperatures take a bit of a dive. areas that could be particularly foggy — well, the welsh marches, somerset levels, maybe the salisbury plain as well. it means for some of us, we could wake up with scenes like this taking us into the first part of satur

will thicken in western scotland where there will also be some light showers for the western and northern islesrees. the forecast into the night—time, we will have clear skies and light winds, this time across england and wales, it will be a chilly night with temperatures pushing into low single figures across the countryside and parts of england and wales. further north, temperatures moving up in scotland and northern ireland as the wind begins to strengthen ahead of this weather system. and for friday the weather system. and for friday the weather front will bring some wet weather front will bring some wet weather in across scotland. the rain is quite heavy for a time. certainly turning quite windy. further south for northern ireland closer to the influence of high pressure, that means the rain will be lighter and patchy through the day. at the same time it will turn quite cloudy and dampfora time time it will turn quite cloudy and damp for a time across north—west england and north wales, so the north in scotland, skies are clear, so some north in scotland, skies are clear, so some sunshine

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

they will also be gale force gusts of wind in the western isles becoming quite lolly for the northern isles. 0ne countryside, particularly in northern ireland. one to patches elsewhere. the two bridges directly lifting over the next few hours in scotla nd lifting over the next few hours in scotland and northern ireland because of this band of wet weather. as the front sinks southwards during the day, there won't be much rain left on it, just a few spots perhaps across northern ireland and into north wales. the majority having a good afternoon. the majority of the sunshine in east anglia and southern counties of england where it is mild. through friday night, we will keep the clear sky and wind combination across england and wales but this time, we could see some fog patches forming as those temperatures take a bit of a dive. areas that could be particularly foggy. areas that could be particularly foggy, some of us could wake up with scenes like this taking us into the first part of saturday morning and that could hang around for a few hours as well before the sunshine comes out across engla

where there'll also be a few light showers coming and going across the western isles and the northern islesthough. temperatures between 12 and 16 degrees. as i say, a lot of dry and bright weather. now, as we go through into thursday night time, thickening cloud will work into the north—west of the country, and that will help lift the temperatures towards the end of the night. but it's going to be a colder night across parts of england and wales, particularly in the countryside, again, temperatures getting into low single figures, there could be a few patches of mist and fog around as well. for friday, well, we've still got our area of high pressure with us but this weather front will be bringing thickening cloud to the north—west of the country and outbreaks of rain ultimately to scotland. further south, in northern ireland, we are closer to the influence of a high pressure, so the front does come through, but the rain's going to be quite light and patchy, just turning quite cloudy, really, through the afternoon. we'll probably see things turning damp for a time across north—west england a

wind gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and near 60 miles an hour in northern scotland and the northern islest for many of us, it'll be a dry afternoon, brightening up a little bit. some clear skies developing on tuesday night, through particularly the eastern side of the uk. and this is where we'll see the lowest temperatures going into wednesday morning. further west, well, temperatures will be holding up, with an area of cloud producing a bit of patchy rain for northern ireland and into western scotland. let's take a look at wednesday's big picture. high pressure is close by, but running around the north of that, we've got low pressure north of the uk, and a trailing weather front giving some cloud and a bit of patchy rain, particularly into the western side of scotland. and some of that rain may start to turn heavier late in the day, into the north—west in particular. elsewhere, rather cloudy wednesday, some bright or sunny spells developing. probably the best of those will be in eastern england, and temperatures still into the high teens in the warm spots. now, thursday morning could wel

the wind gusts in excess of 40 miles an hour, and 60 miles an hour in northern scotland and the northern isles. but for many of us, it'll be a dry afternoon, brightening up a little bit. some clear skies developing on tuesday night, through particularly the eastern side of the uk. and this is where we will see the lowest temperatures going into wednesday morning. further west, well, temperatures will be holding up, with an area of cloud producing a bit of patchy rain for northern ireland and into western scotland. let's take a look at wednesday's big picture. high pressure is close by, but running around the north of that, we've got low pressure north of the uk, and a trailing weather front giving some cloud and a bit of patchy rain, particularly into the western side of scotland. and some of that rain may start to turn heavier late in the day, into the north—west in particular. elsewhere, rather cloudy wednesday, some bright or sunny spells developing. probably the best of those will be in eastern england, and temperatures still into the high teens in the warm spots. now, thursday morning cou