, although just to see showers clearing away for the northern isles, althoughjust a to see showerss, although just a few showers clipping the south—east of england. a cold night to come, with clear skies of light wind and widespread frost, particularly out of town. high pressure still with us on into sunday, still looking fine and sunny for most. more isobars and weather fronts just flirting with the north—west corner of the country, we get here through the day, introducing more cloud to the north west of scotland and because see a little bit of rain for the northern isles. temperatures reaching nine or 10 degrees. in a way, but elsewhere, after a cold start to sunday with mist and fog, a dry afternoon with temperatures of 6 degrees. 0n into monday, high pressure still with us as these weather fronts and isobars close together across the north and continue to bring a difference in temperature to monday, 9 degrees in the north and more cloud, but a cold, frosty start to the central and southern parts of the uk. here, once the frost lifts for the morning, plenty of sunshine. for nort

and again, it'll be windy across the northern isles.iceably cooler than we've seen today, highs of around nine degrees celsius. the temperatures dipping away across the south after the cloudy start. as we move into the weekend, high pressure takes charge, so there will be plenty of dry weather the further south you are. the best of the brightness found in the south east. more cloud as you head further north and the potential for some outbreaks of rain for northern parts of scotland. the temperatures on saturday not doing too badly. a maximum of around nine, ten degrees celsius. not a great deal of change on the way as we move into sunday. high pressure remains in charge across the south. this weather front towards the north will bring some outbreaks of rain for parts of scotland, perhaps feed into northern ireland and again more in the way of cloud further north, but there will also be some brighter spells, the best of those to be found in southern and eastern areas. the temperatures fairly similar to what we're looking at on saturday,

perhaps a little bit of rain getting into northern isles but less rain here.ly cool song with mist and fog which will clear, it will be another sunny afternoon. those temperatures of 6—8d. similar as we head into next week, but as we move through the week, it could become work cloud of the atlantic. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the government says it will mark the moment the uk leaves the eu with a countdown clock projected onto downing street — one of a series of events. heavy rain and thunderstorms douse fires in eastern australia but bring flooding to some areas. british scientists suggest the number of people already infected by a new virus emerging in china is far greater than official figures suggest. now on bbc news, we meet the people looking for solutions to climate change, and follow the work of those striving to tackle this global threat. i'mjustin rowlatt, in the northern ethiopian city of mek‘ele. just take a look at it, because it is absolutely stunning. it is up on the high plains of the country. as you can see, it is hot and it is dry

this will bring more cloud to the north—west of scotland, perhaps some spots of rain for the northern isles will be windier too. so, temperatures nine or 10 celsius for stornoway, but elsewhere, after a cold start, it is going to be a cold afternoon. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: contenders in the race to replacejeremy corbyn as labour leader call for unity — as they take part in the first hustings of the contest — answering questions from party members in liverpool. businesses warn of price rises, after the chancellor, sajid javid, said there would be no alignment with eu regulations after brexit. heavy rain and thunderstorms dampen bushfires in eastern australia, but bring flooding to some areas. british scientists suggest the number of people already infected by a new virus emerging in china, is far greater than official figures suggest. a crack—down on alcohol—fuelled holidays in majorca and ibiza —— as pub crawls and happy hours are banned in 3 popular resorts. now on bbc news it's time for click. this week, we are staring into the future. we are self—driving around china. th

we do have a showers lingering in the north and west of scotland, particularly in the northern isles, of england — especially east anglia. so with a widespread frost, —5, —6 in the countryside. ice obviously is going to be a concern, particularly where we have had the showers, but it has obviously been so damp. and freezing fog, particularly in the likes of the severn valley up through the welsh marches, the cheshire plains, but not exclusively here — some for northern ireland, parts of scotland as well, which will struggle to lift. but, again, for most of us, it is dry, there'll be plenty of sunshine, which may be a bit hazy in the north with the approach of this next weather front, but temperatures should get to about average where we clear the fog. so some bright and crisp sunshine. however, we do pull in more cloud and a stronger breeze and even a little bit of rain for the far north of scotland, the northern isles, and that cloud will tend to hang around as we go through sunday night and into monday, which means if we run the temperature profile through the night — the drop in te

of cloud for some of scotland, milder, 10 degrees in stornoway, a little bit of rain for the northern isles but most places chilly and dry. very strong area of high pressure dominating as we go sunday into monday, more isobars, a wea ker sunday into monday, more isobars, a weaker weather front to the north of the uk so here it is going to be less cool to start monday, the green colours there but elsewhere further south under clear skies, another career start with force, perhaps some list fog to. a cold day, but the cloud further north and you can see as we head through the week it should stay largely dry, variable cloud and sunshine at times. hello this is bbc news, with me, ben brown. the headlines: the queen has attended church at sandringham after reaching an agreement with prince harry and meghan over their future. the couple will no longer use their hrh titles and will give up all royal duties from the spring. in other news — powers come into force this week to stop stalkers from contacting or approaching their victims, while police investigate allegations against them. the conflict in

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perhaps even a future shower he bursts of rain for the northern isles.ccording to the queen. the couple will pay back 2.4 million pounds of public money spent on frogmore cottage in windsor and will keep it as their the couple will pay back 2.4 million pounds of public money spent on frogmore cottage in windsor and will keep it as their home when they are in the uk. they will no longer get public funding for royal duties and harry will resign from his official military appointments. in other news, the chancellor, sajid javid, says there will be no alignment for businesses with eu regulations after brexit business leaders say food prices could rise.

we do have a few showers lingering in the north and west of scotland, particularly in the northern isles with a widespread frost, —5, —6 in the countryside. ice obviously is going to be a concern, particularly where we have had the showers, but it has obviously been so damp. and freezing fog, particularly in the likes of the severn valley, up through the welsh marches, the cheshire plains, but not exclusively here — some for northern ireland, parts of scotland as well, which will struggle to lift. but, again, for most of us, it is dry, there'll be plenty of sunshine, which may be a bit hazy in the north with the approach of this next weather front, but temperatures should get to about average where we clear the fog. so some bright and crisp sunshine. however, we do pull in more cloud and a stronger breeze and even a little bit of rain for the far north of scotland, the northern isles, and that cloud will tend to hang around as we go through sunday night and into monday, which means if we run the temperature profile through the night — the drop in temperature — it doesn't not get quite as

the exception — thicker cloud may be just producing the odd spot of rain through the northern and western isleshigh pressure, perhaps a subtle change in wind directions mayjust mean that many more of us get some of that mild air, but it will stay dry for most. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: prosecutor turns defender: president trump adds ken starr, the man who sought bill clinton's impeachment, to his team. the us says it will screen passengers from china for symptoms of a new virus that has killed two people and infected many more. four teachers in los angeles sue delta airlines after a plane dumped fuel on their school during an emergency landing. record amounts of cocaine are being produced in colombia — much of it ends up in europe. so what happens when a user talks directly to a producer? so you never take cocaine yourself?

we do have a few showers lingering in the north and west of scotland, particularly in the northern islesre we have had the showers, but it has obviously been so damp. and freezing fog, particularly in the likes of the severn valley, up through the welsh marches, the cheshire plains, but not exclusively here — some for northern ireland, parts of scotland as well, which will struggle to lift. but, again, for most of us, it is dry, there‘ll be plenty of sunshine, which may be a bit hazy in the north with the approach of this next weather front, but temperatures should get to about average where we clear the fog. so some bright and crisp sunshine. however, we do pull in more cloud and a stronger breeze and even a little bit of rain for the far north of scotland, the northern isles, and that cloud will tend to hang around as we go through sunday night and into monday, which means if we run the temperature profile through the night — the drop in temperature — it doesn‘t not get quite as cold through tonight, the coming night, sunday night into monday, across northern areas as it does again, a

we do have a few showers lingering in the north and west of scotland, particularly in the northern islest anglia. so with a widespread frost, —5, —6 in the countryside. ice obviously is going to be a concern, particularly where we have had the showers, but it has obviously been so damp. and freezing fog, particularly in the likes of the severn valley, up through the welsh marches, the cheshire plains, but not exclusively here — some for northern ireland, parts of scotland as well, which will struggle to lift. but, again, for most of us, it is dry, there'll be plenty of sunshine, which may be a bit hazy in the north with the approach of this next weather front, but temperatures should get to about average where we clear the fog. so some bright and crisp sunshine. however, we do pull in more cloud and a stronger breeze and even a little bit of rain for the far north of scotland, the northern isles, and that cloud will tend to hang around as we go through sunday night and into monday, which means if we run the temperature profile through the night — the drop in temperature — it doesn't not

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the exception — thicker cloud may be just producing the odd spot of rain through the northern and western islese change in wind directions mayjust mean that many more of us get some of that mild air, but it will stay dry for most. this is bbc world news. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: prosecutor turns defender — president trump adds ken starr, the man who sought bill clinton's impeachment, to his team. the us says it will screen passengers from china for symptoms of a new virus that has killed two people and infected many more. chanting chants of "death to america" as iran's supreme leader defends the military over the accidental shooting down of a ukrainian airlines plane. four teachers in los angeles sue delta airlines after a plane dumped fuel on their school during an emergency landing. and making history — the scottish brothers who've become the fastest trio to row 3000 miles across the atlantic. president trump's impeachment trial will properly get underway on tuesday, and on friday the white house unveiled an all—star roster for its legal team. the defence will include the prosecutor

outbreaks of rain in the north and west of mainland scotland and the northern isles. r east and south, where we have clear spells, chilly night, some spots in southern england could get all the way down to freezing to start saturday morning. high pressure down to the south, frontal systems rolling around the top of that high pressure area, bringing a lot of cloud across the western side of the uk, through the south west into wales, north—west england, northern ireland, south—west cotton, cloudy and a bit damp at times. —— southwest scotland. more persistent rain moving across northern scotland. in central and eastern parts of scotland, southern scotland, we should see a decent amount of sunshine at those temperatures just showing signs of creeping up with a little bit across western areas. 10 degrees in plymouth, for example. as we go through saturday night, we saw more cloud rolling in from the west and the odd spot of rain, more persistent rain in northern scotland. this rain on saturday. some spells of sunshine around. it will be a windy day on sunday, vertically ac

and again, it'll be windy across the northern isles.s dipping away across the south after the cloudy start. as we move into the weekend, high pressure take charge, so there will be plenty of dry weather the further south you are. the best of the brightness found in the south east. more cloud as you head further north and the potential for some outbreaks of rain for northern parts of scotland. the temperatures on saturday not doing too badly. a maximum of around nine, ten degrees celsius. not a great deal of change on the way as we move into sunday. high pressure remains in charge across the south. this weather front towards the north will bring some outbreaks of rain for parts of scotland, perhaps feed into northern ireland and again more in the way of cloud further north, but there will also be some brighter spells, the best of those to be found in southern and eastern areas. the temperatures fairly similar to what we're looking at on saturday, a maximum of around ten, 11 degrees celsius. bye— bye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utsid

to fall lighter than we have seen through the day although the potential for gales across the northern islesin the temperature dipping away although holding up where we have cloud across the south. a mild start on friday across southern parts of england, some cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain. that will clear towards the south and east and plenty of sunshine across the board. a scattering of showers feeding in from the north—west, could be wintry across high ground and even to lower levels and when the across the northern isles. the temperature noticeably cooler than today, highs of around nine celsius. the temperature dipping away across the south after a cloudy start. into the weekend, high pressure takes charge, plenty of dry weather the further south you are, the best of the brightness to be found in the south and east, more cloud as you head further north and the potential for outbreaks of rain in northern parts of scotland. the tempter on saturday not doing too badly, maximum around 9—10. not a great deal of change on the way as we move into sunday, high pressure remains in charge acr

the isobars always squeezing together and they always stay pretty windy in the northern isles, with galeforcere, but it's going to be a chilly old start in scotland first thing this morning, compare that to double—digits down into the south—east corner. unfortunately, that means that we keep cloud and outbreaks of rain here. hopefully by coffee time, certainly by lunchtime, that should have eased away. we will have more sunshine coming through for friday, but it stays windy into the far north and that's going to drive in some showers on exposed north—west coast and those temperatures struggling a little. so despite the sunshine, highest values ofjust 6—9 degrees. moving out of friday into the start of the weekend and it looks likely that high pressure will build from the south and stay with us for saturday and sunday. at the same time, frontal systems drift across the high and that means more cloud here and more of a breeze, so sheltered eastern areas seeing the best of any brightness perhaps on saturday. more cloud further west and just a little bit of light, showery rain into the far north—

fall lighter than we seen throughout the day although there is potential for gales across the northern isles temperatures. temperature is really dipping away but holding up where we have the cloud across the south. a mile start to the day on friday across southern parts of england with clouds and patchy rain. that was clear towards the south and east and plenty of sunshine across the board. a scattering of showers feeding in from the north—west, wintry over high ground or lower levels, and with temperatures noticeably cooler than we have seen today with highs of around nine celsius. temperatures dipping away across the south after a cloudy start. into the weekend high—pressure takes charge and plenty of dry weather the further south you are. the best of the brightness in the southeast with more cloud as you head further north and the potential for some outbreaks of rainfor and the potential for some outbreaks of rain for northern parts of scotland. the temperatures on saturday not doing too badly. a maximum of nine or 10 celsius. not a great deal of change on the way as we move into sunday w

quite windy for the northern isles but for much of the country it will be mainly dry but for a bit ofr england and wales especially through the morning where it will lift into low cloud. gloomy skies up and down the country, and the best of the brightness in eastern scotla nd of the brightness in eastern scotland and north—east england and may be the far south—west of england, an easterly breeze running through the channel and it will be windy in the north of scotland and there is the weather front bringing outbreaks of rain. a mild day for the north—east of scotland but 8—9 elsewhere. as we head three friday night another cloudy largely frost free day, windy though, but elsewhere may be the odd spot of drizzle. similar picture on friday, holding onto the high pressure, not a cloud iran, summerhill fog and the odd spot of drizzle —— a lot of cloud around. the area of high pressure retreats into the high continent and we start to see low pressure working in off the atlantic so pressure working in off the atlantic so that will set a change to our weather. a gradual change. saturday bree

later gentle winds for most, away from the western and northern isles of scotland, where the winds willthe day, perhaps gusts of 40—50 miles an hour. still critical fields of the uk across the day, 10—11 for northern scotland in south—west england. cloud cover stays with us to the evening and overnight again we could see some patchy drizzle. for most, it's dry although iran will start to approach far north—western scotland on the west of northern ireland as we head towards thursday morning. underneath the cloud cover, temperatures will stay above freezing —— it's mostly dry. milderair stay above freezing —— it's mostly dry. milder airflooding across stay above freezing —— it's mostly dry. milder air flooding across the uk with this yellow, with it comes a set of fronts, and that is going to bring some wetter, windier weather across scotland and northern ireland initially, slowly it slides its way south and here stood throughout the day, weakening as it does. some heavy rain across the highlands of scotland, maybe 40—50 millimetres. dries the further south and east you are, but some gust

the isobars always squeezing together and they always stay pretty windy in the northern isles, with galeforce going to be a chilly old start in scotland first thing this morning, compare that to double—digits down into the south—east corner. unfortunately, that means that we keep cloud and outbreaks of rain here. hopefully by coffee time, certainly by lunchtime, that should have eased away. we will have more sunshine coming through for friday, but it stays windy into the far north and that's going to drive in some showers on exposed north—west coast and those temperatures struggling a little. so despite the sunshine, highest values ofjust 6—9 degrees. moving out of friday into the start of the weekend and it looks likely that high pressure will build from the south and stay with us for saturday and sunday. at the same time, frontal systems drift across the high and that means more cloud here and more of a breeze, so sheltered eastern areas seeing the best of any brightness perhaps on saturday. more cloud further west and just a little bit of light, showery rain into the far north—west, with h

more clowns of the north—west of scotland, rain may be for the northern isles, still breezy here. for many in the south on sunday night and a greater chance of far to take us and a greater chance of far to take us into monday morning. —— of fog to ta ke us into monday morning. —— of fog to take us into monday morning. this is bbc world news. the headlines at 11. world leaders need to make life or death decisions on climate change now. a warning from sir david attenborough. the moment of crisis has come. we can no longer prevaricate. as i speak, south—east australia is on fire. donald trump has abused the powers of the presidency. donald trump's impeachment trial gets under way in the senate — the president denounces it as a hoax. what went wrong for labour at the last election. these need to look a lot further to find the answer. one in five deaths around the world

perhaps a bit of rain for the northern isles. temperatures here up to nine or 10 degrees.even and 9 degrees. high pressure still with us as we head into the start of next week with more weather fronts and isobars across the north of the uk. it means monday morning will start off cold and frosty in the south, last code in the north because there will be that breeze and a bit more cloud around. but for monday it is looking fine and dry for most of us, the best of the sunshine for seven and central parts of the uk. that of sunshine for northern ireland, eastern scotland too. cloudy skies for northern and western isles, temperatures around 10 degrees up north and a cold day that the south. but sunshine to compensate. subtle changes monday night into tuesday and that's where the front topples round going south across the country, and it could introduce a thicker band of cloud with a bit of drizzle on it. nothing more than that, as it pushes south tuesday into wednesday we see a bit of cloud here and sunshine behind it. a cooler day here, temperatures eight oi’ cooler day here,

the exception — thicker cloud may be just producing the odd spot of rain through the northern and western islesrections mayjust mean that many more of us get some of that mild air, but it will stay dry for most. this is bbc news, the headlines: the white house has confirmed who will be in the legal team which will defend president trump in his impeachment trial. it will include ken starr, the main prosecutor from bill clinton's impeachment, as well as the lawyer alan dershowitz, who's clients included oj simpson and jeffrey epstein. the us says it will start to screen passengers from china for symptoms of a new virus that has killed two people. there are 41 laboratory—confirmed cases, but experts in london estimate the true number is closer to 1,700. iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has defended the country's armed forces after it admitted shooting down a passenger plane by mistake. —— teachers are to sue delta airlines for dumping fuel over their school. it sent children screaming for cover. they say they are concerned about the long—term health

it may be that the top end of scotland and the northern isles popout in something more brighter.shine, perhaps a better chance of sunshine, perhaps a frosty start and the temperatures are struggling to get into double figures in many spots. here we are often running from friday into the weekend and it is almost a repeat of where we have been. low pressure to the north, high pressure in the near continent and we have got weather fronts draped across the northern and western parts of the british isles. the flow to the south of it south—westerly so again, it is a return to mild, cloudy conditions with a little bit of brightness here and there but again, look at those temperatures, double figures for many when really it should be single figures for this time of year. as a frontal system moves through, perhaps a fresher feel on sunday but thatis perhaps a fresher feel on sunday but that is only brief because then we start bending the isobars around again and another set of lows move again and another set of lows move again towards the british isles, fired at us by a jetstream into nex

saturday evening, they will still be across the northern isles.o it is cold here, especially with the brisk wind, but for many, despite some cloud in the south and west, sunny, dry, feeling chilly, temperature is about average for this time of year. they will drop again very rapidly on saturday night and it will be an even harsher frost. by that i mean temperatures will be lower again. out in the countryside, minus four degrees or minus five celsius. a little bit of ice, possibly a few pockets of fog. localised, but they take time to clear, of course. a bit more cloud because we have a south—westerly breeze across northern and western parts of scotland on sunday. again, temperature is very much where they should be at this time of year. now, sunday night into monday morning doesn't look as cold, purely because we've got more cloud. frosty on the south and because we have more cloud we are introducing more moisture, the south—westerly, the likelihood is that we could see some hoar frost and more fog for the rush hour on monday morning. again, just

light or gentle winds for most away from the western and northern isles of scotland, where the winds gusts of 40—50 miles an hour. still, quite a cool feel to the day across the uk, 5—9 celsius, the top temperature, perhaps 10—11 for northern scotland and south—west england. cloud cover stays with us through the evening and overnight. again we could see some patchy drizzle. for most it's dry, although rain will start to approach the far north—west of scotland and the west of northern ireland as we head towards thursday morning. but underneath the cloud cover, temperatures are going to stay above freezing. and actually, as we go through thursday, it is a milder day. these yellow, and in places orange, colours just indicating the milder air flooding across the uk. but with it comes a set of fronts, and that's going to bring some wetter, windier weather initially across scotland and northern ireland, and slowly it slides its way south and eastwards through the day, but weakening as it does. but potentially some very heavy rain across the highlands of scotland, maybe 40—50 millimetres he

lighter, gentle winds for most away from the western and northern isles of scotland, where the windsill, quite a cool feel to the day across the uk, 5—9 celsius, the top temperature, perhaps 10—11 for northern scotland and south—west england. cloud cover stays with us through the evening and overnight. again we could see some patchy drizzle. for most it's dry, although rain will start to approach the far north—west of scotland and the west of northern ireland as we head towards thursday morning. but underneath the cloud cover, temperatures are going to stay above freezing. and actually, as we go through thursday, it is a milder day. these yellow, and in places orange, colours just indicating the milder air flooding across the uk. but with it comes a set of fronts, and that's going to bring some wetter, windier weather initially across scotland and northern ireland, and slowly it slides its way south and eastwards through the day, but weakening as it does. but potentially some very heavy rain across the highlands of scotland, maybe 40—50 millimetres here, gusty winds as well. this fro

despite some early morning rain on friday in the south—east and gale—force gusts of winds in the northern islesound than we've seen so far this year. and we can see this from the weather watch picture sent in from cambridgeshire. a beautiful afternoon with not a cloud in the sky. so let's take a look at friday's weather in a little more detailfirst. there was the early morning cloud that eased away. clear skies behind and just some shower clouds from those strengthening winds into the far north. but with those clear skies continuing overnight, it means a chilly start to our saturday morning — low single figures in the south—east, a touch of light frost in sheltered rural parts as well. but saturday is shaping up to be a reasonable day. as high pressure builds from the south, across the top of the high, we have those weak weather fronts and always a bit more of a breeze with the isobars squeezing together here. but generally speaking, it is not looking like a bad weekend at all. so, sheltered eastern areas perhaps seeing the best of the brightness. some sunshine across eastern scotland and engla

light or gentle winds for most away from the western and northern isles of scotland, where the windsn hour. still, quite a cool feel to the day across the uk, 5—9 celsius, the top temperature, perhaps 10—11 for northern scotland and south—west england. cloud cover stays with us through the evening and overnight. again we could see some patchy drizzle. for most it's dry, although rain will start to approach the far north—west of scotland and the west of northern ireland as we head towards thursday morning. but underneath the cloud cover, temperatures are going to stay above freezing. and actually, as we go through thursday, it is a milder day. these yellow, and in places orange, colours just indicating the milder air flooding across the uk. but with it comes a set of fronts, and that's going to bring some wetter, windier weather initially across scotland and northern ireland, and slowly it slides its way south and eastwards through the day, but weakening as it does. but potentially some very heavy rain across the highlands of scotland, maybe 40—50 millimetres here, gusty winds as well

more cloud and a stronger breeze and a little bit of rain for the far north of scotland, the northern islesround as we go through sunday night and into monday, which means if we run the temperature profile through the night, the drop in temperature, it will not get quite as cold through tonight, sunday night into monday, as it does again, harsh frost for many of us further south. again, freezing fog. that is going to be a concern for the morning rush hour on monday. with patches around, being patchy makes it more dangerous if you are travelling. watch out for that in the coming mornings, including this morning. monday looks like another day, once that clears, bright weather but pretty cold. more cloud will thicken up across scotland and northern ireland, with the approach of this weather front, which will bring a little bit of a drizzly rain in through tuesday. nothing significant because that high will come back again for the rest of the week. so monday, yes, it looks like another cold night come monday into tuesday across many southern and central areas, but we do get some rain for the fa

but saturday evening, they're still across the northern isles.little better cloud in the south and west, it is sunny, dry, but feeling chilly. temperature is around average for the time of the year but they will drop again very rapidly on saturday night. it will be an even harsher frost. temperatures will be lower again. out in the countryside, —4 and minus five celsius, a little icy around and possibly a few pockets of fog, very localised but they take time to clear. a little bit more cloud but we have a south—westerly breeze across northern and western parts of scotland on sunday but temperatures very much where they should be at the time of the year. sunday night into monday morning doesn't look quite as cold purely because we have more cloud here but again frost in the south and because we have more cloud, you'll see more moisture. the likelihood is cold frost and more fog. again, just a bit more cloud creeps underneath that area of high pressure, perhaps not quite as much sunshine monday or tuesday, by which day the weather would have sunk s

despite some early morning rain on friday in the south—east and gale force winds in the northern islesr many that we have seen this year. we can see this from the weather watch picture that has been sent in from cambridgeshire, not a cloud in the sky. taking a look at friday's weather — there was the early morning clouds that eased away. clear skies behind and just some showery clouds from the far north. with those clear skies continuing overnight, it means a chilly start to our saturday morning. low single figures in the south—east, a touch of light frost in sheltered rural parts as well. saturday shaping up to be a reasonable day. as high pressure builds from the south, across the top of the high, we have those weak weather fronts and always a bit more of a breeze with the isobars squeezing together here. generally speaking, it is not looking like a bad weekend at all. sheltered eastern areas perhaps seeing the best of the brightness. some sunshine across eastern scotland and england. the cloud thick enough in the west for a spot or two of drizzle and into the far north—west with tha

turn where hazy across scotland and northern ireland and in the far north—west and towards the northern islesne, temperatures between six and 8 degrees, colder weather fog persists. this is a high area of high pressure. along the top of it we are drawing in atlantic winds. more cloud in scotland and northern ireland. the fog may be developing more widely and thickening up through the midlands, drifting towards east anglia. a widespread frost. it could be down to —54 —6 in southern england. it gets more mild as you head north. where we have more cloud... the fog in the midlands, defence, linkage to be very slow to left in the morning. sun chang further north. to the east of the pennines in the north—east of scotla nd of the pennines in the north—east of scotland it will be mild. the rest of northern parts of the uk will be holding on to the cloud and temperatures will be higher. the high pressure will be in charge over the week ahead. it will be squeezed by this weather fronts. it brings a north—south split in the weather with a frosty start across england and wales. a bit of light rain and dr

the rain in the far north—west will feed some water into the northern isles and the western isles andth—west of the great glen and elsewhere temperatures around seven to ten degree. that front sinks south, a band ofjust nuisance rain as it weakens off. but again more cloud around on friday. brighter and cooler, seven to nine degrees the high. we start to see a change as we head into the weekend. turning increasingly wet and windy with a front starting to push in from the atlantic, the high pressure has eased away and so that means that we are back to more of an u nsettled that we are back to more of an unsettled spell for the weekend. but double figures return, so milder into the weekend, before we see a change yet again. the reason being the jet stream, we are going to see an invigorated jet pushing across the country. that will drive the low pressures in, but as we head into next week, the jet starts to weaken and that is going to allow the colder air from and that is going to allow the colder airfrom the north and that is going to allow the colder air from the north to and that is

a high ground, and very wintry of a high ground, and very wintry in the far north, across the northern islessts of 70 miles an hour. temperatures falling through the rest of the day. single digits even further south. it will be fairly chilly as we go through this evening. towards the south and east, we hold on to clear spells. that is where we will have the coldest weather overnight. further north and west, more clout and outbreaks of patchy rain, most persistent across the north and west of scotland. snow on high ground and even to low levels in shetland for a time. temperatures through the night, lowest in the south—west, some spots getting down to freezing. tomorrow, high pressure setting to the south, but you can see these frontal systems toppling in around the top of the hive. that will introduce more clout, particularly across western areas. for northern ireland, western areas. for northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england, wales and the south—west, cloudy with some rain, persistent rain and continuing across northern scotland. in the south and east of england, a better ch

the thickest part will affect the north—west of scotland and the northern isles. it will be colder than that. at the moment we have high pressure in charge of weather. this evening we may get the central pressure over 1050 millibars for the first time since 1957. the centre of the high is super southern parts of the uk. on top of that we are getting more atla ntic on top of that we are getting more atlantic winds which will draw in more atlantic air. the cloud will topple down from the north—west. i had it, the fog that doesn‘t care will thicken up, drift its way through the midlands east anglia. it will be wales, the midlands, southern england that will have a widespread frost. it could get down to —6 in the south, it will be milder further to —6 in the south, it will be milderfurther north. the to —6 in the south, it will be milder further north. the fog for the rush hour tomorrow, watch out for that. it may well linger throughout this morning —— the morning before lifting. to the east of the pennines to north—east of scotla nd of the pennines to north—east of s

more cloud and a stronger breeze and a little bit of rain for the far north of scotland, the northern islesround as we go through sunday night and into monday, which means if we run the temperature profile through the night, the drop in temperature, it will not get quite as cold through tonight, sunday night into monday, as it does again, harsh frost for many of us further south. again, freezing fog. that is going to be a concern for the morning rush hour on monday. with patches around, being patchy makes it more dangerous welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: a deal‘s agreed on harry and meghan dropping royal duties — the couple lose their royal titles and public funding. president trump's lawyers give their first formal response to his impeachment — they say it's a brazen attempt by his rivals to interfere in the upcoming election. in the lebanese capital, hundreds are hurt in clashes between police and demonstrators — the worst day of violence since anti—government protests began three months ago. from fires to floods, scorched parts of australia's east coast are now