atlantic, south of this front which continues to give heavy rain for the north of scotland, the northern isles as well but elsewhere, grizzly and dank, leaden skies whilst in eastern parts there is some sunshine. it will gradually fade through the cloud continues to meander eastwards but cloud or sunshine, it's mild, i6 continues to meander eastwards but cloud or sunshine, it's mild, 16 or 17 east every grampians in scotland and the average is more like about 9 degrees by day at this time of year. overnight, a few breaks in the cloud but are unlikely to get as cold as last night and instead it will be filled in by mist and low cloud so a lot of coastal and hill fog, misty and murky and therefore remaining mild and quite dank with more heavy rain continuing in the far north of scotland with the proximity of that weather front both tonight and tomorrow. still a chance of some breaks to the east every grampians and pennines but more cloud around candidates because we start with more cloud. just right rather than prolonged sunshine but still mild, temperatures well above where they should be for t

our weather front producing some heavy, persistent rain to the far north of scotland and the northern isles15, maybe 16 celsius. however, that front will gradually sink its way south through the weekend — it's a cold front, allowing the wind direction to change to a northerly and to bring quite a different feel to the weather as we go through the weekend. so on saturday, it'll weaken off considerably as it moves its way through northern ireland into northern england. ahead of it, we should get some sunshine. to the north of that, it will be a cooler feel with a scattering of showers — temperatures struggling to get into double figures by then. now, saturday night into sunday, the front continues to sink its way steadily southwards. we can track the isobars all the way back up into the arctic, that cold air is starting to take hold. it means, in sheltered, rural parts of scotland, we could see a touch of frost first thing on sunday morning. sunday, there will be some sunshine — but a keen northerly wind driving and some showers along the coast. and, factor in the wind direction and the stren

our weather front producing some heavy, persistent rain to the far north of scotland and the northern islesth—east england, once again 14—15, maybe 16 degrees. however, that front will gradually sink its way south through the weekend. it's a cold front. it's allowing the wind direction to change to a northerly and to bring quite a different feel to the weather as we go through the weekend. so on saturday, it will weaken off considerably as it moves its way through northern ireland into northern england. ahead of it, we should get some sunshine. to the north of that, it will be a cooler feel with a scattering of showers — temperatures struggling to get into double figures by then. now, saturday night into sunday, the front continues to sink its way steadily southwards. we can track the isobars all the way back up into the arctic. that cold air is starting to take hold. it means in sheltered, rural parts of scotland, we could see a touch of frost first thing on sunday morning. sunday, there will be some sunshine but a keen northerly wind driving in some showers potentially along the coast. an

our weather front producing some heavy, persistent rain to the far north of scotland and the northern islesess into eastern scotland, maybe north—east england, once again 14—15, maybe 16 degrees. however, that front will gradually sink its way south through the weekend. it's a cold front. it's allowing the wind direction to change to a northerly and to bring quite a different feel to the weather as we go through the weekend. so on saturday, it will weaken off considerably as it moves its way through northern ireland into northern england. ahead of it, we should get some sunshine. to the north of that, it will be a cooler feel with a scattering of showers — temperatures struggling to get into double figures by then. now, saturday night into sunday, the front continues to sink its way steadily southwards. we can track the isobars all the way back up into the arctic. that cold air is starting to take hold. it means in sheltered, rural parts of scotland, we could see a touch of frost first thing on sunday morning. sunday, there will be some sunshine but a keen northerly wind driving in some sho

winds are mostly light but a bit more strength particularly across the north west of scotland and northern islesth and eastwards over night, through scotland and northern ireland, possibly the far north of england by the end of the night. to the south are still a lot of cloud and possibly some breaks. where we do across southern england temperatures could fall to 5 or 6. where we have cloud 7—10. through the week most of us will be mild. most of the rain will be across northern scotland. still there is a front to deal with through tomorrow bringing outbreaks of rain initially across southern scotland and northern england, may be wales and south—west england, but weakening as it moves south because it is running into high pressure. the raindrop as well to the money. i did some sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. to the south of this a weakening rain band, a lot of cloud and lingering fog through the morning. temperatures 11, 13. the cloud base may lower slightly. across england and wales providing drizzle and it should be a mainly dry night ahead. this band of rain should be moving int

light winds for england and wales but something brisk across the north—west of scotland and northern islesrnight the rain continues to move across scotland, northern ireland, later into the night perhaps northern england, because you drizzle in wales and south—west england. across central and southern south—east england we could see cloud, seven to 10 celsius. if a most in the week ahead it will stay mild. there will be rain in the forecast, particularly across northern scotland. tomorrow, still this front to deal with. it is running into an area of high pressure, is a to fizzle out a bit through the morning outbreaks of rain across parts of southern scotland, northern england, to patchy rain perhaps entire parts of wales and it may be the far south—west of england. behind this, much brighter skies across scotland and northern ireland was such an. ahead of this, a lot of cloud and perhaps lingering fog through the morning but 11 to 13 celsius top temperature. three tomorrow evening, cloud may begin to lower three parts of the midlands and wales, could be patchy drizzle. once again we look

our weather front producing some heavy, persistent rain to the far north of scotland and the northern islesgland, once again 14—15, maybe 16 celsius. however, that front will gradually sink its way south through the weekend. it's a cold front, it's allowing the wind direction to change to a northerly and to bring quite a different feel to the weather as we go through the weekend. so on saturday, it'll weaken off considerably as it moves its way through northern ireland into northern england. ahead of it, we should get some sunshine. to the north of that, it will be a cooler feel with a scattering of showers — temperatures struggling to get into double figures by then. now, saturday night into sunday, the front continues to sink its way steadily southwards. we can track the isobars all the way back up into the arctic, that cold air is starting to take hold. it means, in sheltered, rural parts of scotland, we could see a touch of frost first thing on sunday morning. sunday, there will be some sunshine but a keen northerly wind driving and some showers along the coast. and, factor in the wind

these are our temperatures, eight to 12 degrees, but still cold in the northern isles. touch of frost are quite likely across the northern isles. now, as we head on into tomorrow we start off with some rain and some wintry showers across northern scotland into lower levels and then this northerly follows in behind a weather front fishing south taking as rain. so it's going to turn colder from the north as we go through the day. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines: face mask rules return in england — in efforts to combat the spread of the omicron variant. later today, borisjohnson will set out plans to accelerate the boosterjab programme — with all adults in the uk to be offered a third vaccine. travel rules also change from today— anyone coming into the uk now needs to take a pcr test and self—isolate until they get a negative result. with new restrictions coming in to slow down the spread of the new variant of covid, how do you feel about the reintroduction of mandatory mask wearing in england? what other questions do you have about this new varia

it will continue to produce some rain in scotland and the northern isles of a night to night.ranging between six and 12 celsius. into tomorrow morning, the weather front pushing slowly south and into northern ireland and northern england and by the end of the afternoon northwest wales and ahead of it we should see some limited sunshine but still some glimpses of sunshine and some warmth with ten to 12 celsius. they will be getting a showers as the wind swings around to it and northern. the frontal system clears through saturday night into sunday morning and that's when the cold air will start to push its way across the whole of the country so you will notice the difference to the feel of the weather for all of us on sunday morning. it is notjust the temperatures it's also the strength of the wind. it will be a cold start with a touch of frost. hopefully on sunday there will be some sunshine to compensate for that. a brisk northern wind and an exposed coast feeling and it's also going to drive in a few scattered showers from time to time. this temperatures sitting at around sev

at its strongest across the northern isles in the northern mainland of scotland, further south wind much time yet, it's going to take some time before theice it's going to take some time before the ice open up across the north—east of scotland as this ridge of high pressure begins to tumble. that keeps many of us try for the rest of the afternoon into the evening, the sharp eyed amongst you will be interested to see there are further showers rattling in on that wind. it's more than a breeze, some gusts getting up to 50mph. further south, notjust as gusty but a ghoulish sort of direction, not overly cold for the time of year, still making 13 or 1a in the next hour somewhere across the south of britain. this evening and overnight we will see quite a bit of this cloud that has been across some instant spots begin to part and that will allow, instant spots begin to part and that willallow, given instant spots begin to part and that will allow, given the time of year, temperatures to fall away and the length of the nights. one or two spots across the eastern side of scotland and east anglia,

the temperatures, 12—13 c for the mainland, still cold for the northern isles, only three celsius forent. this low pressure will sweep south—east across the country, bringing a band of heavy rain, which will spread south, followed by blustery showers in northern and western areas. they will start to have a wintry flavour across central and northern parts of scotland. windy as well, wince touching gale force around irish sea coast. a mild night, particularly in the south, but not as mild as last night, temperatures of 4—9 c. tomorrow was the first day of meteorological winter and it starts to turn colder, the blue colours invading. it may start mild in the south—east, but it won't last as cool they are spreads to all areas. a day of sunshine and showers, good spells of sunshine around, and longer spells of rain pushing through parts of central and northern england and in towards wales. temperatures much lower, not in double figures any more, 4—8 celsius in the extreme south. thursday is a cold day with a frosty start. quite a bit of sunshine, a few showers, wintry across the east. furt

our weather front producing some heavy, persistent rain to the far north of scotland and the northern isleshat front will gradually sink its way south through the weekend. it's a cold front. it's allowing the wind direction to change to a northerly and to bring quite a different feel to the weather as we go through the weekend. so on saturday, it will weaken off considerably as it moves its way through northern ireland into northern england. ahead of it, we should get some sunshine. to the north of that, it will be a cooler feel with a scattering of showers — temperatures struggling to get into double figures by then. now, saturday night into sunday, the front continues to sink its way steadily southwards. we can track the isobars all the way back up into the arctic. that cold air is starting to take hold. it means in sheltered, rural parts of scotland, we could see a touch of frost first thing on sunday morning. sunday, there will be some sunshine but a keen northerly wind driving in some showers potentially along the coast. and factor in the wind direction and the strength, it is going to

our weather front producing some heavy, persistent rain to the far north of scotland and the northern isles. however, that front will gradually sink its way south through the weekend — it's a cold front, allowing the wind direction to change to a northerly and to bring quite a different feel to the weather as we go through the weekend. so on saturday, it'll weaken off considerably as it moves its way through northern ireland into northern england. ahead of it, we should get some sunshine. to the north of that, it will be a cooler feel with a scattering of showers — temperatures struggling to get into double figures by then. now, saturday night into sunday, the front continues to sink its way steadily southwards. we can track the isobars all the way back up into the arctic, that cold air is starting to take hold. it means, in sheltered, rural parts of scotland, we could see a touch of frost first thing on sunday morning. sunday, there will be some sunshine — but a keen northerly wind driving in some showers along the coast. and, factor in the wind direction and the strength, it will feel not

actually be heavy and persistent, particularly for the north and west of scotland and into the northern islesday, but again, that front is weakening all the while. to the south of this across england and wales on tuesday, it's mainly dry — 11 to 13 celsius the top temperature. and it's a similar pattern, this frontal system is running into an area of high pressure so it does weaken, but what we see through wednesday is just some slightly cooler air pushing in across the uk. and what that means across scotland on wednesday is, we'll see some showers on some of those showers could be wintry over the highest ground. but actually for wednesday, thursday and friday for much of the uk away from northern scotland it's mainly dry and mild, turning wetter and cooler through the weekend. bye— bye. plot the way ahead, to create a road map for defeating climate change. this is bbc news. the headlines at six... despite concerns over the watered down commitments on phasing out fossil fuels like coal at the climate summit in glasgow — the prime minister says cop26 was a success. glasgow has sounded the deat

this is a weather front into the far northwest of scotland, along with the northern isles, bringing someastern scotland and northeast england, where temperatures will be very mild, possibly 16 celsius, 61 fahrenheit, as the high. but that front will continue to sweep its way south and east through the weekend. it's a cold front, it allows the wind to change direction to more of a northerly and drive in colder air, coming all the way down from the arctic. so not much rain around, the rain clears through saturday night, but it will turn noticeably cooler, particularly for the second half of the weekend. this is bbc news, the headlines... the polish authorities say belarus has cleared a migrant camp on the border that had been fuelling tensions between minsk and the european union. more than 1,000 people trying to reach the eu have been moved. germany has announced tough measures to exclude the unvaccinated from certain public events. healthcare workers and employees in care homes will be obliged to get the vaccine. us presidentjoe biden says washington could impose a diplomatic boycott of

our weather front producing some heavy, persistent rain to the far north of scotland and the northern islesnd. it's a cold front. it's allowing the wind direction to change to a northerly and to bring quite a different feel to the weather as we go through the weekend. so on saturday, it will weaken off considerably as it moves its way through northern ireland into northern england. ahead of it, we should get some sunshine. to the north of that, it will be a cooler feel with a scattering of showers — temperatures struggling to get into double figures by then. now, saturday night into sunday, the front continues to sink its way steadily southwards. we can track the isobars all the way back up into the arctic. that cold air is starting to take hold. it means in sheltered, rural parts of scotland, we could see a touch of frost first thing on sunday morning. sunday, there will be some sunshine but a keen northerly wind driving in some showers potentially along the coast. and factor in the wind direction and the strength, it is going to feel noticeably cooler, so temperatures struggling to get in

our weather front producing some heavy, persistent rain to the far north of scotland and the northern islesast england, once again 14—15, maybe 16 degrees. however, that front will gradually sink its way south through the weekend. it's a cold front. it's allowing the wind direction to change to a northerly and to bring quite a different feel to the weather as we go through the weekend. so on saturday, it will weaken off considerably as it moves its way through northern ireland into northern england. ahead of it, we should get some sunshine. to the north of that, it will be a cooler feel with a scattering of showers — temperatures struggling to get into double figures by then. now, saturday night into sunday, the front continues to sink its way steadily southwards. we can track the isobars all the way back up into the arctic. that cold air is starting to take hold. it means in sheltered, rural parts of scotland, we could see a touch of frost first thing on sunday morning. sunday, there will be some sunshine but a keen northerly wind driving in some showers potentially along the coast. and fa

and northern isles also but for the bulk of the uk are predominantly dry the time of year, but we will see some rain arriving in the north from around about midweek onwards. goodbye for now. this is bbc news ? these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. a new draft agreement is negotiated at the cop26 climate summit here in in glasgow — as talks enter their final scheduled day. crucial talks at cop26 enter their final hours. there is a draft agreement calling on governments to speed up plans on cutting emissions — and the pressure is on to do a deal that will cut global warming. this is our collective moment in history. this is our chance to forge a greener, healthier, more prosperous world.

our weather front producing some heavy, persistent rain to the far north of scotland and the northern islesher as we go through the weekend. so on saturday, it'll weaken off considerably as it moves its way through northern ireland into northern england. ahead of it, we should get some sunshine. to the north of that, it will be a cooler feel with a scattering of showers — temperatures struggling to get into double figures by then. now, saturday night into sunday, the front continues to sink its way steadily southwards. we can track the isobars all the way back up into the arctic, that cold air is starting to take hold. it means, in sheltered, rural parts of scotland, we could see a touch of frost first thing on sunday morning. sunday, there will be some sunshine — but a keen northerly wind driving and some showers along the coast. and, factor in the wind direction and the strength, it will feel noticeably cooler, so temperatures struggling to get into double figures right across the country. but watch this — those clear skies continue through the night, temperatures are likely to fall away

isles during the course of friday. and again, those temperatures really struggling. after that chilly start across the northerna maximum of the day of 11—5 only. from friday into saturday, our weather very much dominated by a low pressure which we think is going to sit somewhere in the north sea. the isobars tightly packed, so again that is a piercing north—westerly wind rattling those showers across northern and western parts of the british isles at this stage. and again, given that it will have been cold for a couple of days at the very least with some night—time chill, as well, some of those showers will convert quite readily quite far south into something wintry across the higher ground. then into the start of the forthcoming week, rather as we have seen at the start of the week, so the isobars beginning to bend back at least for a time through sunday and monday, towards more of a westerly. so relatively milder air. but as soon as the load moves away, we could be back into the north and north—westerly and cold again. the belgian capital brussels becomes the latest european city to see mass protests over go

continues its journey across the british isles through the course of friday and again the temperature really struggling after the chilly start across the northerne which will sit somewhere in the north sea. isobars tightly packed and a piercing north—westerly wind rattling showers across northern and western parts of the british isles at this stage. given that it has been called for a couple of days at the very least with some night—time cello as well, some showers will convert quite readily quite far south into something wintry across the higher ground and then into the start of the forthcoming week, rather as we have seen at the start of the week the isobars beginning to bend back at these for a time through sunday and monday towards more of a westerly so relatively mild here but as soon as the low moves away we could be back into the north and north—westerly and cold again.

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the exception perhaps the northern isles, were it'll still say on the cold side.he wind direction changes, swinging back to a northerly, and colder air is set to return, albeit briefly. so, on wednesday, it's a case of sunny spells and scattered showers for many. a line of more organised showers pushing through northern ireland, wales, central and southern england. sunny spells further north, but with some frequent snow showers developing coming in off the north sea. here, cold, 4—6 degrees, mightjust squeeze double digits further south. the cold air really starts to push further south generally on thursday, but with a brief ridge of high pressure, it is going to quiet things down just a touch. but you can see how the blue colours are returning. quite widely across the country, temperatures will struggle on thursday. at least there will be some sunshine, hopefully, to compensate. the northerly wind driving in a few scattered wintry showers perhaps off the north sea. top temperatures of around 4—6 degrees, butjust that little bit milder out to the west because yet

that much milder than with temperatures around 10—12 for most of us, still cold up towards the northern isleson warns omicron is likley to spread internationally, posing a very high global risk. as six cases of the new omicron variant are reported in scotland, the first minister nicola sturgeon will give an update soon on the current covid situation in scotland and what we know about the omicron variant so far. in england, approval is expected to be given for all adults to have covid boosterjabs to try to protect people from the new variant. japan becomes the latest country to bar most foreign arrivals over fears of the new variant. this comes after israel made the decision to close its borders too to foreign nationals. with the uk government and scientists due to say more later today about the new omicron variant of covid — what measures do you think should be in place?

frost—free start to friday morning, but we've still got that rain continuing across the western isles and northernt changes — there's that weather front across the north of scotland, there's the high pressure in charge for most places. so quite a cloudy picture, i think, but predominantly dry through the day on friday, away from the north and northwest of scotland where we've got that weather front continuing to bring outbreaks of rain. temperatures again getting up to 14—15, even 16 celsius through the foehn effect once again through the east of scotland. it won't last forever, this mild weather, though — into the weekend, saturday, we'll see a cold front moving south across the northern half of the uk. into sunday, that slips its way further south, and it'll introduce the blue colours, the colder air mass with these northerly winds moving across all areas. so gradually through the weekend, things will be turning colder. we'll still look at temperatures in double figures through the day on saturday but, by the time we get to sunday, things will be noticeably cooler — maybe time to dig out the win

these are the temperatures 8— 12 , above average for the time of year but still cold in the northern isles coasts and around hills. temperatures 1 in gales on exposed coasts and around hills. temperatures1 in lyric, you will see a touch of frost but elsewhere, colder night than the one just gone with overnight lows between 5 and potentially 11 in the south. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. face mask rules return in england — in efforts to combat the spread of the omicron variant later today — borisjohnson will set out plans to accelerate the boosterjab programme — with all adults in the uk to be offered a third vaccine. what that will do is basically increase your general levels of immunity which we hope will, to some extent, counter the potential drop in vaccine effectiveness we might find with this variant. travel rules also change from today— anyone coming into the uk now needs to take a pcr test and self—isolate until they get a negative result with new restrictions coming in to slow down the spread

chile in the northern isles, there could be more snow for lerwick. —— chilly in the northern isles.ra. let's take a look. they are just over there, they are listening! we did a good cell there! let's see a bit of it first. sorry, what? i said, what, as in what are you looking at me for? sorry, i thought i recognised you. oh, yeah. yeah, couldn't place you. as it turns out i probably don't know you. she got off after two more stops. and after that, i checked the same time every day. it took me a week to run into her again. now, it sounds like i was stalking her, but to be fair sometimes i had to get that bus anyway. it was more like i was hoping. i know where i know you from. where? this bus last week. funny. don't know, though. maybe not. this other girl was reading a different book. it was skinnier. what? like a more slender body. is that how you judge a book? by how much it weighs? no, you judge a book by its cover. everyone knows that. samuel adewunmi and sophie wildejoin us now. good morning to you. lovely to have you on the programme. goad good morning to you. lovely to have yo

cold in the northern isles, cold enough for a touch of frost. tomorrow, cold air again.that? tony hudgell might be in the presence of the deputy prime minister, justice secretary dominic raab, but he's certainly not daunted. and you don't know how to work that. but then seven—year—old tony hudgell isn't daunted by anything. what does this do? it's his fearlessness and energy that has so inspired his parents. paula and mark hudgell have been campaigning for tony's law — tougher sentences for people convicted of child cruelty. and, at this meeting, they are finding out that the government is going to act. we just think that what tony has done is inspiring. and the need to protect little ones like him is overwhelming. so we will be announcing that change very shortly and i wanted you to know before the general public. that is wonderful. thank you. you are a bit of a role model for all of us. what do you think about that? i don't know what that means. aw. tony was just a few weeks old when he suffered horrific injuries. his doctors feared he would not survive. he had been ab

some heavier bursts of rain, though, moving towards the northern and western isles, the far north—west day. welcome to bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: it's friday here in the uk, the final day of the cop26 climate summit. so, is a deal on climate change in sight in these last few hours? we are urging ambition and i've held meetings with quite a number of the negotiating groups and i have been told by groups, by individual parties, that they want to see ambition in the outcome of cop26. western powers at the un security council condemn the actions of belarus in the crisis over its border with poland. fw de klerk, the man who released nelson mandela from prison and ended white minority rule in south africa, has died at the age of 85. scientists in the us say they're a step closer to reversing paralysis in humans after they successfully

the british isles and given it is that one by day and was called by the night don't be at all surprised if you start seeing some winter surround some of their shows, particularly across northerntern parts of the british isles. see you later. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... 0le gunnar solskjaer has been sacked as manchester united's manager. michael carrick has been placed in temporary charge. fires and fighting on the streets of the hague 7 lockdown protesters clash with dutch police in a second night of violence. in the uk, an investigation is being launched into whether there is racial bias in the design of some medical devices used by the national health service. the health secretary said people may have died as a result of the issue. labour accuses the home secretary of dangerous incompetence over channel migrant crossings, is more than three times as many people have crossed from france to the uk by boat this year compared to 2020. the women's tennis association says videos released by chinese media showing missing player peng shuai, including one at a tennis tournament, don't prove she is genuinely free. and the taxi driver from the liverpool terror attack has

some heavier bursts of rain, though, moving towards the northern and western isles, the far northwestay. this is bbc news. the headlines: the final day of the cop26 climate summit gets under way in just a few hours. negtiatiors are looking to secure a deal that will limit global temperature rises to 1.5 degrees. the un secretary general says he thinks governments are unlikely to make the pledges needed to cut greenhouse gas emissions. western powers at the un security council have condemned belarus in the crisis over its border with poland. they're accusing belarus of what they call an orchestrated instrumentalisation of humans by sending migrants to destabilise the eu's border. scientists in the us say they're a step closer to reversing paralysis in humans after they successfully managed to get paralysed mice to walk again. it happened four weeks after being injected with a gel that encouraged molecules in the spinal cord to dance, promoting nerve regeneration. now on bbc news, it's time for panorama. on panorama tonight... here inside. the women being sold for sex. in total, we are

some heavier bursts of rain, though, moving towards the northern and western isles, the far northwesta shaun ley with the latest headlines. the president of the cop26 climate summit — alok sharma — has said time is running out to reach a deal. the un has warned more needs to be done to drastically limit the impacts of climate change. western members of the united nations security council have condemned the actions of belarus in the crisis over its border with poland. they accused belarus of deliberately sending migrants to the frontier, to destabilise the eu's border. up to six million people are now waiting for routine hospital treatment in england — that's the highest level since records began. the head of the nhs confederation has warned that unprecedented demand could endanger patient safety. and fw de klerk — the last white president of south africa — died at the age of 85. in a speech released after his death, he apologised for the hurt of apartheid.

some heavier bursts of rain, though, moving towards the northern and western isles, the far northwestewsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: is a deal on climate change in sight? negotiators at the glasgow summit have just 2a hours to get a result that will limit global temperature rises. we are urging ambition and i have been told by groups, individual parties, that they want to see ambition in the outcome of cop 26. western powers at the un security council condemn the actions of belarus in the crisis over its border with poland. fw de klerk, the man who released nelson mandela from prison and ended white rule in south africa, has died at the age of 85.

some heavier bursts of rain, though, moving towards the northern and western isles, the far northwestnes for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm victoria fritz. spotlight on glasgow as the un climate conference enters its final day — will a deal to prevent catastrophic global warming be reached? every single country has to signoff on every line of that agreement about what next steps will be taken to tackle climate change. belarus threatens to cut off gas supplies to europe over an escalating migrant crisis at the country's border with poland. we hear from the top ranking us military official in africa on how the fall of addis ababa to rebel forces in ethiopia could spark a humanitarian tragedy. and scientists in the us say they're a step closer to reversing paralysis in humans after they successfully

some heavier bursts of rain, though, moving towards the northern and western isles, the far northwestn news stories for you at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur, and today i'm in the south bronx, the poorest part of new york city, and by many measures, the poorest district in the whole of the united states. it is in places like this thatjoe biden�*s promise to build america back better will bejudged.

we will keep some showers going across northern and eastern parts of the british isles. one or two drifting through the irish sea. in between with these skies clear and there isn't so much of a noticeably north wind will end up with a touch of frost. so it's a chilly, bright, really sunny start to the day provided you're not picking up on all of the showers across the eastern side of the british isles with the odd one again coming through the irish sea. in between there's a lot of sunshine but it really won't do anything for the temperatures. single figures for many, a high of 10 or ii. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the world health organisation says it is very worried about the rise in covid cases in europe — saying the disease is once again the continent's biggest killer and warns the uk against complacency. success today does not mean success tomorrow, because no country is an island. more than 50 people have been arrested, after protests over new covid restrictions in rotterdam erupted into rioting last night. record numbers of migrants crossing the channe

some heavier bursts of rain, though, moving towards the northern and western isles, the far northwestga munchetty and jon kay. our headlines today. the last official day of cop26. the head of the un says "far from enough" has been announced but hope remains "until the last moment". as time runs out to reach a deal we have a special report from california where the devastating effects of climate change are already being felt. crossing the channel in record numbers. 1,000 migrants arrive in the uk on a single day. more fallout from the scandal at yorkshire cricket club over the rascist treatment of former player azeem rafiq, with the chief exectuive of the club mark arthur the latest senior figure to resign.

northern ireland. and has made some progress down across the british isles. up as this feature swung into the north of scotland. isobars are tightly packed and they are turning towards the norwegian sea. and it's down along those isobars the cold air will propagate ever further south. such that sunday will be a much colder and fresher day than anything we've experienced over the past few days. that process starts tonight, once the weather front is a way the showers and there will be plenty of them get into the north and east of scotland into the northeast of england. one or two further west. in between those shower belts these guys are going to clear. and i think we will end up with a touch of frost anywhere really in the heart of scotland maybe into the heart of england as well. so we are off to for some a frosty start on sunday. plenty of sunshine around provided you're not getting bombarded with the showers rattling in on this cold northerly wind. so a bit of winter is across the north what was there perhaps the best of the temperatures i can find for you

strong winds overnight across the north of scotland and the northern isles, gusting to 70 mph. but thereafter it turns more unsettled, there will be rain at times and it will also be quite windy at times with our temperatures as high as 14. this is bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. the headlines at 11:00am. the government is forced to ditch its plans for a new process to check up on mps behaviour after a furious backlash across westminster. while there is a very strong feeling on both sides of the house that there is a need for an appeals process, there is equally a strong feeling that this should not be based on a single case or applied retrospectively. new research in the uk says the hpv vaccine is cutting cases of cervical cancer by almost 90 per cent — charities call it a historic moment. police in australia charge a man over the abduction of cleo smith, as new audio is released of the dramatic moment she was found. as cop26 continues scientists say global carbon emissions are returning to pre—pandemic levels more quickly than expected. i met the biggest wind farm in england lo

isles. on sunday, the wind flicks round to the north, it comes from a long way north as well and then come monday, the high pressurejust begins to build in, forcing fronts to the northernutting of that straight northerly flow. but sunday is going to be a bitter day, a lot of showers running into northern and eastern areas, one or two dribbling through the north channel into wales and the south—west and these are the best of the temperatures that i can find for you. 6—9 , many of us will be below the seasonal norm. the showers eventually, and it will take a time, beginning to fade away as the high pressure builds in from the atlantic. it will keep them going close by the eastern shores and where the skies are clear, under the influence of the high pressure, here again we will see a widespread frost, particularly away from the major conurbations. you could be off to a chilly start, but a bright one across england and wales on monday. more cloud as those fronts run around at the top side of that area of high pressure, maybe the odd spot of drizzly rain coming through in the flow and without that screaming northerly, on monday we should see those temperatures perhaps pushi

some heavier bursts of rain, though, moving towards the northern and western isles, the far northwestlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. as the cop26 climate summit begins to close, we'll take stock of the promises made this year by world leaders. could japanese conglomerate toshiba be close to a breakup after years of trouble? and, how do western companies get a part of china's massive singles day event? the ceo of british male grooming company tells us how they did it. friday sees the last day of cop26.

some heavier bursts of rain, though, moving towards the northern and western isles, the far northwestill be another mild day. you're watching bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: it's friday here in the uk — the final day of the cop26 climate summit. so, is a deal in on climate change in sight in these last few hours? we are urging ambition and i have held meetings with quite a number of the negotiating groups and i have been told by groups, by individual parties, that they want to see ambition in the outcome of cop26. western powers at the un security council condemn the actions of belarus in the crisis over its border with poland. fw de klerk, the man who released nelson mandela from prison and ended white minority rule in south africa, has died at the age of 85. scientists in the us say they're a step closer to reversing paralysis in humans after they successfully