no lowerthan particularly across the northern isles. , sir. lower than 6—9, under the cloud, but under the clear skies, out west, a cold night. but here it will be bright in the morning. elsewhere tomorrow, it is a pretty atrocious day. strong winds as well, so, a pretty dismal afternoon in these areas. the best of the sunshine will be towards the south and west corner of the uk. friday, not much change, probably the best of any brighter weather towards the south and west. a cold north—westerly wind. a pretty cool and wet and windy few days coming up. it will be quiet into the start of the weekend before the next band of the weekend before the next band of rain comes through to vb are followed by sunshine and showers on sunday. and that is the bbc news at ten. there is plenty more analysis on newsnight with kirsty wark, just about to get underway on bbc two. the newsnow continues here on bbc one where you are. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and journalistjenny kl

. 0n aberdeenshire into northern isles.he weather, seven to 11 degrees. the remainder of the weak stays unsettled, real autumnal flavour, showers and longer spells of rain, windy, and a best of the drier weather into the far north—east. —— the best of the drier weather. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh with the headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. fifa's president hits back at western critics of qatar's human rights record, accusing them of hypocrisy. i think for what we europeans have been doing in the last 3,000 years around the world, we should be apologising for the next 3,000 years before starting to give moral lessons. the final details of a deal to help the poorest countries worst affected by climate change are being thrashed out at un climate talks in egypt. it looks like the talks will go on

tomorrow, rain in the northern isles moving away. the south—west and temperature similar to today. hello this is bbc news: the headlines: rishi sunak criticises russia's �*barbaric�* war in ukraine as the g20 gets under way in bali as uk unemployment rises slightly in the three months to september — regular pay falls due to the cost of living crisis the health secretary will speak to union bosses today amid the growing prospect of further strikes by nhs workers. a global milestone — as the world's population passes 8 billion people and in her new book, michelle obama reveals how she struggled with her appearance but learned how to love herself a black president, an african—american family in the white house, they saw themselves in one of the most powerful positions on earth. the un has announced that the global population ukraine's senior military commander has told his us counterpart that ukrainian soldiers are determined to liberate all occupied lands — and won't accept compromises with russia. last week general mark milley — who's

into parts of western scotland, still a bit of rain, looks like it could be lingering for the northern islesle figures in the north, we could see 12 degrees in the south. friday night into saturday, there is that ridge of high pressure, so that means things will be drying out and cooling down. look at these temperatures, early saturday, the first widespread frost for many of us i think. so some frost and some early fog patches as well, slowly clearing away, but a different feel to the weather for saturday morning. some autumnal sunshine for most of us but the next area of rain waiting in the wings, moving in from the west with some brisk winds during the afternoon. there will be fairly cool as well, temperatures typically eight or nine degrees for most of us. into the second half of the weekend, low pressure once again looks like it will be winning out, driving weather fronts once again from west to east across the uk. so this is the picture for sunday. a pretty messy picture, i think you will agree. some areas of more persistent rain clearing to live scattered showers and still some bluster

so on wednesday quite a windy day still especially in the northern isles, we will see some showers aroundll mean gales developing along english channel coast on wednesday evening in the north sea coast for a time early thursday before the strongest winds on thursday close to that low pressure in the northern isles looking quite stormy for a time in shetland for example. around that area of low pressure we see some spells of persistent rain. elsewhere mainly to the south of it for northern ireland the west of and wales we will see some sunny hours but further blustery showers and again those temperatures just leaking away a degree or two day by day. as we go into friday that area of low pressure is pulling away and they know we will see a few showers coming in on the west deliveries still it does look like fire today on friday and by no means everybody will see does showers around, it is western areas that are most likely to get them and most likely to get them and most like scotland as is ever the case with that wind direction and some spots will only be into single figure highs copy befo

some more showers running in off the irish sea, heavy showers in scotland moving up towards the northern isleshat now that we saw in the atlantic bringing rain to western areas. that will keep temperatures happier but it was a good part of scotland, eastern england, temperatures will down to as low as 2—3 celsius with the risk of frost once again. a chilly start eastern areas, rain and the west are soon clearing from northern ireland, sunshine arriving, and through the afternoon we should see some sunshine after the rain in scotland, but for a good part of england and wales it will be cloudy, not much rain, rather damp in places with temperatures probably peaking at around 12—14 celsius with a bit more brisk wind than today. heading into bonfire night, if you have got plans, maybe a bit more rain coming back into the midlands and south—eastern england. for many other areas it may well be dry. to the far north—west we have the chance of some showers. those showers coming in around that area of low pressure which is getting a bit closer. this weather front is going to be significant. that is bri

still windy, especially in the northern isles. there'll be showers towards the south and west.ht into thursday. we'll have gales again around the english channel coast, north sea coasts for a time early thursday, and then quite stormy as this area of low pressure gets closer to the northern isles, especially into shetland, on thursday. behind that, blustery winds still across the uk, with sunshine and the chance for showers. as that area of low pressure pulls away for friday, it will be a quieter day. and as i mentioned at the start of the weekend, could be quite chilly with a touch of frost out there before further spells of wind and rain come our way as the weekend goes on. that's your latest forecast. bye—bye for now. hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. at the 620 in indonesia, joe biden and xijinping have had theirfirst face—to—face talks since mr biden became president. we face-to-face talks since mr biden became president.— face-to-face talks since mr biden became president. we are going to com ete became president. we are going to compete vigorously _ became p

but for what's left of this night, that rain stuck across the northern isles with a gale force wind blowingto the coast, a little cool inland with a touch of grass frost around first thing, the odd pocket of mist and fog. but it does look like a drier day for many. yes, there'll still be a few heavy showers around, even the odd rumble of thunder, and that rain and wind across shetland. and then later in the day, the next batch of wet and windy weather's arriving in the southwest. but in between, it's a little cooler than we've been used to, but there'll be some drier, brighter weather. however, those winds will be up to gale force, if not severe gale force across shetland for much of the day and indeed, into thursday as well. and the wind gusts start to pick up in the south with this area of low pressure during the coming evening. and overnight, 60—mile—an—hour gusts potentially in a few exposed places, another 30—40 millimetres of rain. then it'll work its way northwards through the night. chilly again in north western parts of scotland where the skies stay clear. but the rain is likely to

also heavy showers and a strong wind in the northern isles. lunchtime onwards the low pressure gets stuck over us for a few days approaching the south and south—west. elsewhere the weather not too bad, some sunny spells and occasional showers but a very strong wind and heavy showers in shetland for example with gusts of up 70 miles an hour. so tonight heavy rain in eastern scotland and then this area of low pressure sweeps in. very strong wind in the channel and a long channel coasts especially for the channel islands. low pressure parking around east anglia and spreading rain in other parts of the country. 2 degrees in the lowlands of scotland, 9 degrees in the south. then this low once established here around east anglia and parts of lincolnshire, this is where it is going to stay through the rest of the week and through much of the weekend as well. northern ireland actually not looking too bad tomorrow with some sunshine. 0n tomorrow with some sunshine. on friday the low pressure still here and you can see the wind blowing from the north se

but for what's left of this night, that rain stuck across the northern isles with a gale force wind blowingding to fade back to the coast, a little cool inland with a touch of grass frost around first thing, the odd pocket of mist and fog. but it does look like a drier day for many. yes, there'll still be a few heavy showers around, even the odd rumble of thunder, and that rain and wind across shetland. and then later in the day, the next batch of wet and windy weather's arriving in the southwest. but in between, it's a little cooler than we've been used to, but there'll be some drier, brighter weather. however, those winds will be up to gale force, if not severe gale force across shetland for much of the day and indeed, into thursday as well. and the wind gusts start to pick up in the south with this area of low pressure during the coming evening. and overnight, 60—mile—an—hour gusts potentially in a few exposed places, another 30—40 millimetres of rain. then it'll work its way northwards through the night. chilly again in north western parts of scotland where the skies stay clear. but the

southern areas, pushing showers or longer spells of rain northwards, some quite heavy across the northern islesgland. with the cloud and also the wind, temperatures no lower than 7—11. for monday, i think a windy day in store especially for cat channel and irish sea coast, where we might see gales. fairly cloudy, with showers and longer spells of rain pushing upwards. limited brightness. best of the brightness in northern scotland and eastern england at times. winds a feature, blustery, very windy around the southern coast, but mild for the time of year, mid—teens for many, even up to 1a or so through the central belt of scotland. and then through monday night a band of rain and gales spreads across the country. i think by tuesday morning it should be out of the way in the north sea, and then it is a blustery day once again for tuesday. scattered showers and longs spells of spells of rain, some of them heavy, some of the best sunny spells towards eastern areas. temperatures may be 15—16, well above the seasonal norm in the south, low teens across scotland. this area of low pressure begins to mi

or two showers coming in off the irish sea, and the showers in scotland retreating towards the northern islessees the cloud thickening, that rain arriving. eastern areas still dry. these are the temperatures by the end of the night, but before then, we could see temperatures even in eastern england getting close to freezing once again. so, a chilly start for eastern areas where it may start dry first thing, but that rain moving very slowly eastwards, probably turning lighter and more patchy. we get some sunshine coming into northern ireland quickly, and in the afternoon, some sunshine across much of scotland. for many parts of england and wales, though, it may stay cloudy throughout the day. there may not be an awful lot of rain around at all, and temperatures may be a degree or so higher than today at 12—14 degrees. bonfire night tomorrow night, and we could see a bit more rain hanging around across south—eastern parts of england, perhaps the midlands. and then we've got a few showers in the far north—west, but for many parts of the country, it will be dry and we'll have some clearer skies f

in the northern isles.ll us the changes are not being put into practice quickly enough by schools and many families are turning to them for support. it's a church, but it's also home to a charity. above the congregation there are boxes and boxes and boxes of donated school uniforms. we've got over 500 boxes full of clothes. it's just such a huge need in the city for help with the costs of school clothing. and are you seeing that need grow? definitely this year. it's not helped by this. the need for a logo. some schools require more than others. 14 to 15 polo shirts... mum of four, louise, who also volunteers for this charity, knows only too well the pressures that are on parents. there are several schools in this area that want particular material style, fit, length, and all the uniform, including trousers and skirts, has to have the tiny little logo on it to say the school approves. but this should have changed by now. in september, the government announced new legally binding rules that said branded items

_ english channel and the northern isles all— english channel and the northern isles.etails are still coming in but it's understood that a manager at the store in the city of chesapeake turned the gun on some of his co—workers. a witness, writing on social media, said the suspect had shot at people in the staff room. police say the gunman then killed himself. a search for survivors is continuing and it's not yet clear how many people have been injured. police say investigators are working to try and find out what happened. as far as the investigation it is an all hands on deck situation. there are many investigators here. piece by piece. we are taking a little bit of time. right now there still is closed and we will investigate until we get everything complete. —— the store is closed. details still coming in from chesapeake on the east coast of america. the senator has said she is absolutely heartbroken at what has happened. she added in a statement, i will not rest until we find the solutions to end this gun violence epidemic in our country. that news coming into us a

about 35-45 look at the gusts of wind, about 35—45 miles an hour, may be stronger across the northern isles rain pushes through. in terms of the feel of the weather, 11-13. this in terms of the feel of the weather, 11—13. this is where it should be for this time of year. it will properly feel quite a shock to the system as we haven't seen some wetter weather. lots of weather fronts will start to move on from the atlantic as we go through the week ahead. a stay of the week, friday. make a note. that is the day you want to be out and about because it is wet and windy for most of us for the next few days to come. the owner. for the next few days to come. the owner- thank _ for the next few days to come. the owner. thank you, louise. that's it from the bbc news at six. the news continues on bbc one as it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. from us, bye—bye. hello and welcome to sportsday. is there any way back for ronaldo? he says manchester united "has betrayed him". i feel betrayed and i felt that some people don't want me not only this yea

wednesday, very windy across the northern isles, very blustery elsewhere.ext area of low pressure feeds the next area of wet and windy weather in towards the south—west as the day goes on. wind strengthens further overnight and into thursday, around english channel coasts and north sea coasts, and on thursday, in shetland. low pressure will be around after that, with further showers. quieter by the end of the week, and the start of the weekend, before more wet and windy weather next weekend. stick and that is all from the bbc news at one, time for the news where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. we start with that bombshell interview with cristiano ronaldo. who has sensationally accused manchester united of trying to force him out as he says he feels betrayed. ronaldo's not played in united's last two matches because of an unspecified illness — last captaining the side in their 3—1 defeat at aston villa last weekend. ronaldo told piers morgan uncensored on talktv that he feels he's and thursday on talktv. they are tryi

we could even see storm force winds across the northern isles for a time early on on thursday.hings tending to become a little quieter. still breezy on thursday, still quite a lot of showers around. friday, drier for many. but the upshot of this week's weather is actually a pretty wet story, particularly in some areas towards the west. best part of 100mm of rain. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller the headlines. an explosion in istanbul kills six people and injures more than 80 — turkey's president calls it a vile attack. president biden arrives in indonesia — he'll meet the chinese leader xijinping on monday — ahead of the 620 summit of the world's major economies. the ukrainian city of kherson celebrates its freedom from russia — but there are still challenges ahead: there

still a brisk wind across the far north of scotland and the northern isles. s of sunshine. looking ahead towards this weekend, we've got low pressure out in the atlantic, sending weather fronts our way. that means there will be some rain at times and some showers, too. and certainly looking at saturday, you can see we've got this weather front working its way west to east across the country during the day, bringing cloud and some outbreaks of rain. brightening up across northern ireland, the west of scotland, in towards parts of west wales. but elsewhere through england, it's cloudy with showery outbreaks of rain. and then as we head into saturday evening, saturday night — bonfire night — plenty of events happening. and for many parts of the country, it should well be dry with some clear spells. breezy with showers in the northwest, staying rather cloudy, with some rain at times, in the east and southeast. looking ahead towards sunday, and once again, quite windy. pushing in from the southwest, a number of showers and some heavy rain in the southeast taking a

that weather front is still with us, still blowing a gale through the northern isles, but the rain ist weather between, patchy fog clearing, but more rain for northern ireland before dark and it will feel chilly out despite that hazy sunshine. overnight the rain will make its way across most parts of the uk, again another 15—20 millimetres possible in places, so as a result of the wind strengthening and that rain it won't be quite as chilly as it was last night. but another wet start for eastern areas before that clears out of the way and then a day on sunny spells and scattered, heavy showers, the odd rumble of thunder and again feeling a tad chilly. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the president of fifa has expressed support for the lgbtq community and migrant workers on the eve of the qatar world cup — but hits back at western critics of the country's human rights record, accusing them of hypocrisy. i think for what we europeans have been doing in the last 3,000 years, around the world, we should be apologising for the next 3,00

there's even the potential for us to see storm—force winds affecting the northern isles into the early, and is almost out of the way by dawn, so thursday will bring some sunny spells to many areas, but it will also bring some quite hefty showers feeding in on the westerly wind, and those showers will run a good way eastwards. and through the course of the week, all of that rain does add up, and i think for some areas, if you look towards the west, we could be talking about close to 100mm, four inches of rain — south wales, the north—west of england, the south—west of scotland. but rain for all in terms of our outlook. end of the week with the front away to the east, i think a tiny little bit of ridging of high pressure there for friday will calm things down for many. still pretty showery for northern ireland and western scotland. could be quite cool to start off with on friday, could be some mist and fog around, but i think come the afternoon, sunshine, particularly for england and wales, highs of 10 or 11. but with clear skies, light winds, and moving into a cooler air mass, looks lik

this evening and overnight, that rain pulls away and it becomes stuck across the northern isles, particularly shetland. heavy showers behind rumbles of thunder. not great for dogs. in between it has a little —— it gets a little cooler. miss dennis in northern ireland possible. but it looks a drier day for the bulk of the uk. —— mist —— miistiness. heavy rain comes back into the south—west later. it is cooler. but for many it is drier and cooler. but for many it is drier and cooler. this next area of low pressure rolls in. again, another 30, 40 pressure rolls in. again, another 30, a0 millimetres of rain possible. gale is through the channel. severe gale. winds continuing across shetland. that low pressure makes its way further north on thursday. an issue with rain in the south again tomorrow evening and overnight and across the north as we go into thursday. this rain is relentless. thanks very much. and that's bbc news at six. time tojoin our time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions. good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. touchdown in qatar — england now have six days b

now there's going be a strong wind ahead of that northern isles that rain for the northern isles againut also wind from . the also a brisk wind from. the southwest a lot of southwest sending a lot of showers in the rest of the uk showers in to the rest of the uk . fewer showers, though, for eastern england. there'll be some to end the some sunshine to end the afternoon. and then as we go into the evening mostly clear in the england northern the east of england northern scotland away the scotland as well away the northern elsewhere northern isles, but elsewhere across uk, awful lot of across the uk, an awful lot of showers coming in the west showers coming in from the west and the southwest. i think and from the southwest. i think the gusty overnight will the gusty wind overnight will keep widespread frost at bay. keep a widespread frost at bay. but where we do get some spells towards the east in, the far north, where we get some shelter, the wind temperatures will approach and it's a bright for many on thursday morning further showers for wales england as well as scotland for a time. t

just bear in mind again, through today and tonight, still blowing a gale across the northern isles. in the last three or four days. very rough conditions indeed here. now, we've got that rain first thing in the morning, a wet start in the east again. but it should clear through, unlike the rain we've had. then it's the day of sunny spells and scattered heavy showers, one or two rumbles of thunder as well. something wintry over the hills, even with the rain moving through actually during the coming night. it is that chilly, the air. as we go towards monday, we've got the next low pressure systems coming in, which looks set to give gales potentially across southern areas, through the channel — we need to keep an eye on that. plus the amount of rain for england and wales in particular, perhaps northern ireland and southern scotland. it may not reach northern and eastern areas for a time. but again, feeling quite chilly, particularly given there could be some wintriness again over the hills in the north. it's a really unsettled looking weather picture as you can see, as we move right th

but for what is left of this night, that rain is stuck across the northern isles with the gale forcee back to the coast, cool in there a touch of grass to frost around the first thing, looks like a drier day for many, yes, a few heavy showers around the outer rumble of thunder and that rain and wind across shetland. later in the day, the next batch of wet and windy weather arriving in the southwest. in between, a little cooler than we are used to, but drier and brighter weather. those winds will be up to gale force if not severe gale force across shetland for much of the day, andindeed across shetland for much of the day, and indeed into thursday as welcome and indeed into thursday as welcome and the wind gusts start to pick up during the coming evening and overnight. 60 mph gusts potentially and exposed place to work its way northwards through the night, chilly again in northwest scotland where the skies stay clear. the rain is likely to arrive here is we go into thursday. swirling around that area of low pressure, perhaps a little brighter, dry with a view showers to the south late

saturday, there's that area of rain clearing to the north, slowly, just sitting up towards the northern islesghter winds than we've seen, 17—18 towards the south, mid—teens further north. and for remembrance sunday, again, largely dry and settled. some early mist and fog, which should clear away from the vale of york, welsh marches, for instance, as well. lighter winds not quite as warm, but we're still looking at temperatures well above average, 13—17 celsius. probably the last of the dry and warm feeling days, and warm—feeling days, because things are set to turn cooler and more unsettled as we head through next week. bye for now. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... the ukrainian army says it's made major advances towards kherson in the south of the country, a day after russia said it was abandoning the city. president biden embarks on a whirlwind diplomatic tour which will see him have a face—to—face meeting with chinese president xi jinping. two days on from the us midterm elections, control of america's senate still hangs in the balan

still a bit of rain looks like it could be lingering for the northern isles, too.the second half of the weekend and low pressure once again looks like it's going to be winning out, driving weather fronts once again from west to east across the uk. so, this is the picture for sunday. a pretty messy picture, i think you'll agree. some areas of more persistent rain clearing to leave scattered showers and still some blustery winds around, as well, and temperatures at this stage aroun about 8—12 degrees north to south. now, looking further ahead, then, here's the jet stream, this band of strong winds in the upper atmosphere. it's going to be driving itself to the south of the uk, so we are on the colder side of that jet, but still pretty strong across the atlantic. it's going to be developing successive areas of low pressure, so, through the course of the following week those areas of low pressure look like they move their away across the uk, interspersed with something a little bit drier and brighter, but really an unsettled picture further ahead — from six to ten days

strong winds through the english channel and north sea and gales in the northern isles. all bringing rain. during wednesday, we start with sunshine and showers, it is not too long until our first weather system comes in bringing heavy and persistent rain with gales in the south—west. during the course of wednesday, wherever you are, the wind is going to strengthen during the day and overnight wednesday into thursday, we could potentially have winds in the northern isles up to 80 mph. the weather for the rest of this week remains unsettled. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world: the uk signs another deal with france to increase patrols on french beaches aimed at preventing channel crossings in small boats. the new arrangement will see the uk taxpayer pay an extra £8million a year to france — the home secretary defends the agreement. on the uk coastline, on the french coastline, is absolutely integral to ensuring that there is a robust barrier. there is now real pressure on both the british— there is now real pressure on both the b

, but distinctly chilly further north, where it will continue to be windy, especially for the northern isles saturday night into sunday, followed by sunshine and blustery showers. so, it starts off fairly dry for many on saturday — quite chilly, mind you — and then wet and windy weather sweeps through saturday night into sunday, and that'll be followed by sunshine and showers. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines... the nato secretary general says the missile which killed two people in poland was likely fired by ukraine's air defences, as they tried to fend off russian missiles. this is not ukraine's fault. russia bears ultimate responsibility as it continues its illegal war against ukraine. uk inflation hits the highest level for more than a0 years. as the chancellor prepares to unveil his autumn budget with expected tax increases and spending cuts. we report from south korea, where calls for the president to apologise

we could even see storm force winds across the northern isles for a time early on on thursday.little quieter. still breezy on thursday, still quite a lot of showers around. friday, drier for many. but the upshot of this week's weather is actually a pretty wet story, particularly in some areas towards the west. best part of 100 mm of rain.

saturday, there's that area of rain clearing to the north, slowly, just sitting up towards the northern isles more sunshine coming through. lighter winds than we've seen, 17—18 towards the south, mid—teens further north. and for remembrance sunday, again, largely dry and settled. some early mist and fog, which should clear away from the vale of york, welsh marches, for instance, as well. lighter winds not quite as warm, but we're still looking at temperatures well above average, 13—17 celsius. probably the last of the dry and warm—feeling days, because things are set to turn cooler and more unsettled as we head through next week. bye for now. i was welcome to i was bbc news, i'm lucy grey. our top stories. an army on the move — ukraine says its making major gains around kherson, a day after russia announced its withdrawal from the southern city. police in australia investigate the killing of an aboriginal teenager — the prime minister calls the attack racially motivated. still too close to call — two days on from the us midterm elections, who controls the senate still hangs in the balance. an

to 12 degrees, but chilly further north where it will continue to be windy, especially for the northern islester weather before the next frontal system moves through on saturday night into sunday, and followed by sunshine and blustery showers. it starts off fairly dry for many on saturday and quite chilly. wet and windy weather sweeps through saturday night to sunday and that will be followed by sunshine and showers. this is bbc news, the headlines. president biden has congratulated the republican party after they secured control of the us house of representatives, following last week's midterm elections. the democrats still hold the senate. the republican majority in the lower house will limit president biden�*s ability to push through his legislative agenda. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky says he's in no doubt the missile strike that killed two people in poland on tuesday was not caused by ukrainian air defence. nato, poland and the us believe the incident was most likely caused by a ukrainian air defense missile. and brazil's president—elect, luiz inacio lula da silva, has told the

potential for us to see storm force winds across the northern isles in fact through the early part ofte breezy, friday things start to get quieter, drierfor many quite breezy, friday things start to get quieter, drier for many and the winds becoming lighter. even though it gets dry on friday, take a look at our rainfall totals for the week and you see it as pretty wet prospects for all of us in the next five days, for some areas close to 100 millimetres possible. this is bbc news with the latest headlines: music: last post. the king led the nation on remembrance sunday observing a two minute silence and laying a wreath in memory of those who have died in war. services of remembrance are taking place around the world including the falklands with the ceremony marking the 40th anniversary of britain's war to recapture the islands. also today in other news: the chancellor, jeremy hunt has told the bbc more taxes and further spending cuts are on their way, saying there'll be some very difficult decisions ahead.

to 12 degrees, but chilly further north where it will continue to be windy, especially for the northern isleso sunday, and followed by sunshine and blustery showers. it starts off fairly dry for many on saturday and quite chilly. wet and windy weather sweeps through saturday night to sunday and that will be followed by sunshine and showers. welcome to bbc news — i'm rich preston. our top stories. president biden congratulates the republicans as they secure a majority in the us house of representatives — marking a return to divided government in the united states. disagreement over the poland missile strike as ukraine insists its air defence teams weren't to blame. a rousing reception for brazil's president elect, lula da silva — who told the un climate summit he will stop the deforestation of the amazon lift off of artemis 1. and to the moon and back — nasa's most powerful rocket finally blasts off.

, but distinctly chilly further north, where it will continue to be windy, especially for the northern islesugh during saturday night into sunday, followed by sunshine and blustery showers. so, it starts off fairly dry for many on saturday — quite chilly, mind you — and then wet and windy weather sweeps through saturday night into sunday, and that'll be followed by sunshine and showers. this is bbc news, we will have the headlines at the top of the hour as newsday continues after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. next month in south africa, the ruling anc holds its five yearly national conference, where president cyril ramaphosa is seeking re—election as leader of the party, which puts him in position to contest national elections in 202a. but, south africa is currently in the midst of a severe economic meltdown with mass unemployment and crippling

feature, but the strongest gusts still with that rain, so gusts in excess of 55 mph plus in the northern isless, about where they should be now for the time of year, but obviously, it'll feel cooler with the cloud, the wind and the rain. so, the rain pushes its way steadily north, we'll see a cluster of showers through wednesday night across west and south—facing coasts, but where we do have some clearer skies, we'll see low single figures, so it could be a chilly start to our wednesday morning. 0n the whole, wednesday is a chance to get a little bit of a breather in. there will be some showers across the south and the west first thing, slowly improving into the afternoon before the next system moves in, more wet and windy weather still yet to come. a cooler day, top temperatures between 10—13 celsius. now, it looks likely that we'll see another spell of wet and windy weather through the latter stages of wednesday into thursday, before a little ridge of high pressure fills in behind — that's worth bearing in mind. so, all in all, as we close out this week, it looks likely that we will see anot

on wednesday, quite a windy day, especially in the northern isles.ure system speeds in some rain towards the south—west with other strengthening winds once again that mean gales developing along the english channel coast on wednesday evening. the strongest wends on thursday close to the pressure in northern ireland looking so stormy for a time. some spells of persistent rain. elsewhere and to the south, for the rest of england and wales we will see some sunny spells and further blustery showers. those temperatures just leaking away a degree or two day by day. as we go into friday, we still see a few showers coming on the western breeze and it looks like a quieter day on friday. everybody will see showers around, at least western areas are most likely to get them and most likely to north—west scotland with the wind direction. some spots will only be to single figure hires. before this comes in the weekend, go through friday night it will bump the isobars, wins falling light and that will allow temperatures to drip away. frost in many places are saturd

potential for us to see storm force winds across the northern isles in fact through the early part ofsday, quite breezy, friday things start to get quieter, drier for many and the winds becoming lighter. even though it gets dry on friday, take a look at our rainfall totals for the week and you see it as pretty wet prospects for all of us in the next five days, for some areas close to 100 millimetres possible. this is bbc news the headlines at five. the chancellor, jeremy hunt has told the bbc more taxes and further spending cuts are on their way, saying there'll be some very difficult decisions ahead. we're going to see everyone paying more tax. we're gonna see spending cuts. but it's very important to say we're a resilient country. just because we _ we're a resilient country. just because we have _ we're a resilient country. just because we have to - we're a resilient country. just because we have to make difficult decisions — because we have to make difficult decisions doesn't mean we have to make _ decisions doesn't mean we have to make the _ decisions doesn't mean we have to make

saturday, there's that area of rain clearing to the north slowly, just sitting up towards the northern islesng through. lighter winds than we've seen — 17 or 18 towards the south, mid teens for further north. and for remembrance sunday, again, largely dry and settled. some early mist and fog which should clear away from the vale of york, welsh marshes, for instance, as well. lighter winds not quite as warm but we're still looking at temperatures well above average, 13 to 17 degrees. probably the last of the dry and warm—feeling days because things are set to turn cooler and more unsettled as we head through next week. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines: seniorfigures in the ukrainian military say they're making putin. russia has admitted having problems with its supply lines in and around the southern city of kherson. moscow says it's moving to new defensive positions on the other side of the dnipro river. president biden is embarking on a whirlwind diplomatic tour which will take him to egypt, cambodia and indonesia. over the next few days he'll attend cop27, the us-asean summit a

saturday, there�*s that area of rain clearing to the north, slowly, just sitting up towards the northern islesy and settled. some early mist and fog, which should clear away from the vale of york, welsh marches, for instance, as well. lighter winds not quite as warm, but we�*re still looking at temperatures well above average, 13—17 celsius. probably the last of the dry and warm—feeling days, because things are set to turn cooler and more unsettled as we head through next week. bye for now. this is bbc news. we�*ll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues, straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i�*m stephen sackur. where do you get your news from? do you trust it to be true? for many of us, the answers to these questions are changing. social media is an increasingly dominant source of information. long—established news sources, like us at the bbc, are in a fight for audiences and, yes, for trust, too. my guest, david dimbleby, became, in the course of a long broadcasting career, the face and voice of the bbc

saturday, there�*s that area of rain clearing to the north, slowly, just sitting up towards the northern isles. and for remembrance sunday, again, largely dry and settled. some early mist and fog, which should clear away from the vale of york, welsh marches, for instance, as well. lighter winds not quite as warm, but we�*re still looking at temperatures well above average, 13—17 celsius. probably the last of the dry and warm—feeling days, because things are set to turn cooler and more unsettled as we head through next week. bye for now. this is bbc news, we�*ll have the headlines and all of the main news stories at the top of the hour straight after this programme. i don't know where peoplej think we've got the money to pay all these bills. it's frightening, actually. this is a dual victorum exhaust heat pump. sounds very fancy.

sunny spells and scattered heavy showers once again, with that rain becoming stuck across the northern islesree or two down on those of monday because we've shifted the wind direction from that south to the south—west. but lots of showers still coming in as we go through tuesday evening, before starting to ease away through tuesday night. yes, a brief respite in the rain for many parts and therefore a slightly cooler night to come. could have a touch of ground frost here and there, but on the cards, on the whole it looks mild for the most part this week, by day and by night. now on wednesday we've got this next deep area of low pressure battling its way in off the atlantic to bring another spell of windy weather more widely, gales and severe gale—force winds in the north and west, and heavy rain — another three or four hours of potential rain. northern ireland have had 150% of their average 0ctober rainfall and november's set to get off on a wet start. it might be late in the day that it reaches the south and east but you saw those gusty winds, gusts up to even 40, 50mph inland, so that'll t

feature, but the strongest gusts still with that rain, so gusts in excess of 55 mph plus in the northern isles of year, but obviously, it'll feel cooler with the cloud, the wind and the rain. so, the rain pushes its way steadily north, we'll see a cluster of showers through wednesday night across west and south—facing coasts, but where we do have some clearer skies, we'll see low single figures, so it could be a chilly start to our wednesday morning. on the whole, wednesday is a chance to get a little bit of a breather in. there will be some showers across the south and the west first thing, slowly improving into the afternoon before the next system moves in, more wet and windy weather still yet to come. a cooler day, top temperatures between 10—13 celsius. now, it looks likely that we'll see another spell of wet and windy weather through the latter stages of wednesday into thursday, before a little ridge of high pressure fills in behind — that's worth bearing in mind. so, all in all, as we close out this week, it looks likely that we will see another unsettled day on thursday, friday, the bes

we could even see storm force winds across the northern isles for a time early on on thursday.g to become a little quieter. still breezy on thursday, still quite a lot of showers around. friday, drier for many. but the upshot of this week's weather is actually a pretty wet story, particularly in some areas towards the west. best part of 100 mm of rain. this is bbc news — with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lukwesa burak. an explosion in istanbul kills six people and injures more than 80 — turkey's president calls it "a vile attack." following the withdrawal of russian troops, president zelensky has said over 400 war crimes had been committed in the kherson region. in the us mid—terms, the democrats have retained control of the senate — providing a boost to presidentjoe biden — and dealing a blow to donald trump. and in the uk, the chancellor says taxes are going up for everyone — but plans to protect the most vulnerable — in thursday's autumn statement.

, but distinctly chilly further north, where it will continue to be windy, especially for the northern islesunday, so, it starts off fairly dry for many on saturday — quite chilly, mind you — and then wet and windy weather followed by sunshine and showers. this is bbc news. the headlines and main stories at the top of the hour, just after this programme. music you don't realise how much goes _ music you don't realise how much goes into _ music you don't realise how much goes into a _

it's also going to be very windy again in the northern isles and we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushing they have been, 10—14 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines and main stories at the top of the hour, just after this programme. hello. what will the bbc�*s plans to do more local news online mean for the likes of the sunderland echo or bradford's telegraph and argus? the biggest newspaper groups said the plans announced last week are totally misguided. the boss of one of them is here, but we'll start with the world cup in qatar, which opens in less than a fortnight. "the worst world cup ever" is how pr week headlines it. the latest controversy was just yesterday. the tournament's ambassador said being gay was damage in the mind. human rights groups have been calling on players to protest on the pitch. meanwhile, the disgraced former fifa boss, sepp blatter, said again this week that qatar should never have won the bid. so how did it happen? have a listen to what the liverpool manager, jurgen klopp, said last week about where he thinks the blame lies for the decision to go to qatar.

in fact, in the northern isles, we could have gusts to gale force at times later in the day.ther one coming in. so it's a real conveyor belt of weather fronts coming our way in the next few days. so for wednesday, we start with sunshine and showers, but it's not long before the rain gathers in the southwest and it's going to be pushing northwards and eastwards with gales, for example, around the southwest. wednesday, too, still strong winds developing across the northern isles, in fact, increasing as we go through the overnight period from wednesday into thursday with gusts here of 80 miles an hour. but through the day on thursday, not as windy. we're looking at a day of sunshine and showers and a day of sunshine and showers to follow on friday. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11... the uk signs another deal with france to increase patrols on french beaches, aimed at preventing channel crossings in small boats. the new arrangement will see the uk taxpayer pay an extra £8 million a year to france — the home secretary defends the agreement. 0n the uk coastline, on the french

the risk of some wintry showers to higher ground as they drift out of aberdeenshire into the northern islesof feel to the weather, seven to 11 degrees. the remainder of the week stays unsettled, a real autumnal flavour. there will be showers, longer spells of rain, it will be windy with it, the best of the drier weather, however, into the far north—east. a little more on that? this is bbc news. the headlines: fifa's president gianni infantino has accused critics of qatar's human rights record of hypocrisy, saying europe should apologise for its historic actions. concerns were raised about qatar's policies on homosexuality and how it treats migrant workers from asia and africa. negotiators at the un climate conference in egypt have signed a deal to provide aid for developing countries that have suffered loss and damage due to global warming. but there's been disagreement on whether to include stronger pledges on cutting the use of fossil fuels. donald trump's twitter account has been reinstated after elon musk held a poll asking whether the former us president should be allowed back on the p

it's also going to be very windy again in the northern isles, and we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushingbbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: explosion an explosion in istanbul kills at least six people and injures more than 80 — turkish police have made an arrest. now, police are carrying out their investigations, and there is a real sense among people here of anxiety. for istanbul, this has come as a shock. ukraine's president zelenksky says investigators have uncovered evidence of war crimes in kherson, which was occupied by russian forces for more than 8 months. a tehran court hands down the first death sentence in connection with the continuing protests in iran, over the death in custody of 22—year—old mahsa amini.

it's also going to be very windy again in the northern isles and we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushings bbc news, we will have the headlines and all the news at the top of the hour straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. where do you get your news from? do you trust it to be true? for many of us, the answers to these questions are changing. social media is an increasingly dominant source of information. long—established news sources, like us at the bbc, are in a fight for audiences and, yes, for trust, too. my guest, david dimbleby, became, in the course of a long