temperatures 13 or 14 with northern isles. temperatures 13 or 1a with the brighter breaks.is behind the weather front we get a change in how it feels. yes, we get that cold northerly or north—westerly coming south. but it is not chilly completely because the sunshine is getting stronger and it will clear out this cloud so it will be much brighterfor many. it may take its time across to east anglia and the south east. yes, it is still february and cold enough for snow on the tops of mountains. temperatures 4 or 5 degrees lower than today and tomorrow. we will notice the chillier feel more certainly overnight as you can see. perhaps a little wintry weather in the shower is coming south, but nor notably the return of night—time frost. towards thursday morning. but towards thursday morning. but towards thursday morning, the odd shower. plenty of sunshine around. then the next weather front approaches the north—west later in the day. but just like wednesday, temperatures a little lower, closer to the average at this time of year. then we get that next weather front and low press

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. going to northern isles. remain particularly gusty across shetland northern england shetland for northern england and wales. it will be a cloudy day. the outbreak possible perhaps for parts of harwich , perhaps for parts of harwich, northumberland. so temperatures could reach 56 degrees selsey is but will retain that cloud as we move into the evening period . move into the evening period. again, some drizzle is possible . the rain in the north gradually its way off more into parts the highlands and eventually clearing way off to the northern isles as well but the northern isles as well but the vast majority of us will again remain frost free as we move into the start of tuesday, looking to be another fairly cloudy day for all us. again, the odd glimmer of sunshine might come through, but for most of us we will see fairly great skies . into wednesday we'll skies. into wednesday we'll start to see this frontal system shift its way out eastwards shift its way out of eastwards across the country . and that across

more persistent rain pushing towards the northern isles but generally speaking a quiet story. when we get some holes in the cloud sheltered eastern areas, some favourite spots for the warmest of the weather. 13 and 1a celsius, not has warm as today because of the cloud around. as we go into the middle part of the week, signs of a change to come. this is a cold front and yes, as it pushes its way steadily south and east it will introduce somewhat colder air as the wind direction swings round to a north—westerly. ahead of the front we will see some showers, showery outbreaks of rain drifting south and east through wednesday with brighter skies behind. crisper weather to come and a few scattered showers will turn increasingly wintry on higher ground increasingly wintry on higher ground in scotland. look at the difference in scotland. look at the difference in the temperatures, 8—11. that trend continues. we could see a view showers during the early hours of thursday morning which may turn wintry down to east anglia potentially. we will keep an eye on that. a chillier start to thu

widely 60, 70 mph touching 80 mph in the northern isles. widely 60,70 mph in touching 80 mph in the northern isles. widely 60, 70 mph in scotland in the morning, and this is where we have the peak of the winds tomorrow morning. to the east of the pennines, some gusty winds reaching 70 mph. the winds gradually ease through the day and at the same time we have this band of cloud not bringing much rain but heading into southern england. away from here it will brighten up. the showers in scotland become fewer as the winds dropped. another mild one, perhaps 14 or 15 degrees in east anglia. there is rain coming into northern ireland by tomorrow evening, that area of low pressure will come in and the weather front will slide away. it will bring some snow tomorrow night over the scottish mountains, then with the weather front over northern ireland, the north of england and southern scotland, here we will find some rain on saturday. to the north and south of that for the most part it will be dry with spells of sunshine. 8 degrees across northern sco

but the northern isles as well.jority of us will again remain frost free as we move into the start of tuesday , into the start of tuesday, looking to be another fairly cloudy for of us. again cloudy day for all of us. again the odd glimmer of sunshine might come through, but for most of us we will see fairly great skies into wednesday. we'll start this frontal system start to see this frontal system shift its way of eastwards shift its way sort of eastwards across country. and that across the country. and that will bring in a slight change to our weather. we feeling in our weather. we start feeling in some winds and so it some northerly winds and so it will turn brighter for a time. but we'll also see temperatures just falling off. just falling drop falling off. that bit. well, enjoy your day . that bit. well, enjoy your day. i'm andrew doyle. join me at 7:00 every sunday night for free speech nation the show right . speech nation the show right. the week's biggest stories in politics current affairs. with the my tw

but the northern isles as well.jority of us will again remain frost free as we move into the start of tuesday , into the start of tuesday, looking to be another fairly cloudy for of us. again cloudy day for all of us. again the odd glimmer of sunshine might come through, but for most of us we will see fairly great skies into wednesday. we'll start this frontal system start to see this frontal system shift its way of eastwards shift its way sort of eastwards across country. and that across the country. and that will bring in a slight change to our weather. we feeling in our weather. we start feeling in some winds and so it some northerly winds and so it will turn brighter for a time. but we'll also see temperatures just falling off. just falling drop falling off. that bit. well, enjoy your day . that bit. well, enjoy your day. i'm andrew doyle. join me at 7:00 every sunday night for free speech nation the show right . speech nation the show right. the week's biggest stories in politics current affairs. with the my tw

through the northern isles dunng through the northern isles during evening .most during the evening. but for most it's some drizzle times in it's dry, some drizzle times in western areas, but say most places not seeing any rain overnight will keep a lot of cloud and will keep things cloud and that will keep things miles . temperatures east miles. temperatures in the east may drop to four or five celsius, but for most of us we start the weekend at seven or eighteen. so a mild to saturday, fairly drab starts, but most dry across england and here's some rain coming in initially to the north—west of scotland and then it will spread its way southwards towards glasgow and belfast lunchtime and then drifting towards edinburgh, of course, southern scotland later on the far northwest may turn a bit brighter later. but for most of england it will be dry, cloudy, some in the cloud, a bit of brightness coming through and it mild double digits it will be mild double digits across the board. some of that rain will push into northern england and north wales on saturday eveni

mild start to tuesday, a lot of cloud around, some rain drifting steadily northwards across the northern isles. not as windy as this morning here. the wind is easing down still blustery. a lot of cloud around potentially as we go through the day on tuesday, thick enough for some drizzle out to the west. top temperatures around 12 or 13 is a maximum. not as warm as today because there will be more sunshine... sorry, more cloud. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we have france starting to move on from the west and it's a cold front so gradually behind it, some colder air will start to squeeze its way south and east. not too cold but a change to the story. more cloud around and showery epics of rain sinking south and east to begin with on wednesday. brightening up behind, a few scattered showers and some of these. to turn wintry on the tops of these. to turn wintry on the tops of the hills. cooler here, 7 to eight celsius perhaps 11 as we go through the south—east and the middle of the afternoon. as we push towards thursday, a ridge of high pressure builds so england and wales will be dri

to clear, and later on something more significant comes back into the north and west and the northern islesillier. but some sunshine elsewhere, and temperatures similar to those of wednesday, which as i say, is about average for this time of year. then through the evening, that weather front will weaken. the rain amounts almost peter out as it pushes its way southwards. and so behind it, the cloud breaks. and ahead of it we could see some frost as well. so colder to start friday morning. again, a cold start across central and southern areas, but the high pressure is just relinquishing its grip for a while. now, these weather fronts will introduce more cloud and also that northerly wind. so i do think it'll feel quite chilly on friday even when the cloud starts to break with some sunshine for the north—east of scotland, eastern england, there's a bracing wind and we will still have some rain on this weather front. again, it doesn't look like anything significant, but it will introduce more cloud across the skies and give us some patchy nuisance rain. but as i say, a little bit chillier than

coming in more from the north, so those temperatures will dip little bit, particularly in the northern isles closer to around 8—9 across central parts of the uk. now, sunday, it does look as though things will settle down, high pressure will build and temperatures will hover around about 10—12 celsius, so maybe a shade cooler. ok, let's have a look at the outlook further ahead, and high pressure still dominating the weather across the south of the country, briefly we'll see incursions of weather systems in the north of scotland, but on the whole, i think into next week it does look as though high pressure will start to build once again across the uk. you can actually see that in the outlook — that unsettled spell end of the week into the weekend, and then again drier by the time we get to tuesday. bye— bye. welcome to newsday — reporting live from singapore — i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. as the number of dead exceeds forty—thousand in turkey and syria — more aid's promised for the surviors of last week's earthquakes. and so that un aid can be delivered to syria — two more border cros

still some the northern isles.ern hills, but most places looking and many places will be dry into saturday to sunday for england, where we will see some rain for a time crossing scotland. and northern ireland most places brighter on sunday some sunny spells, sunday with some sunny spells, but also a little . it's 1:00 here with gb news live i'm mark long has some coming up for this lunchtime bank of england pushes up interest rates again the base now up 4% with the 10th increase in a row . not the 10th increase in a row. not good news for mortgage holders . good news for mortgage holders. many can see their annual increase in the thousands of pounds with fixed rate deals coming to an end, we'll have very latest the bank of very latest from the bank of england our ben liam england with. our man ben liam halligan . 100 days on from rishi halligan. 100 days on from rishi sunak's premiership . he managed sunak's premiership. he managed to make his stamp on this top job. or is he still busy firefighting? dominic bullyin

around the coast and the hills in western areas, something more significant tomorrow across the northern islesill be just generally a lot of dry, cloudy weather — but once that weather front then moves through into wednesday, well, we notice this change in wind direction. instead of the southerly or south—westerly we get a north—westerly blowing in. so, a chillier feel to the day on wednesday, but, again, once our weather front clears out of the way, and it could drag its heels across east anglia and the south—east, and there is the hint of a little sleetiness over the hills in the north, but actually just temperatures are tapered down a little bit, 8—10, and that breeze to factor, as well, so it will feel cooler for the day on wednesday, but there will be some sunshine, more sunshine around than we're seeing today, and indeed tomorrow. with the ridge of high pressure then building in to thursday, it means a cold start to thursday morning, a frost potentially first thing, so, quite a difference. just the chance of a few wintry showers, hailand rain and perhaps a little bit of sleet pushing dow

out west for a spot or two of drizzle, persistent rain moving out of the western isles and the northern isleskely we will continue to ca few holes in the cloud from time to time and where the best of the sunshine comes through the temperature will respond with highs intentionally of 1a degrees. the mild story is not set to last as a cold front pushes down from the north—west introducing showery outbreaks of rain sinking south and east across the day on wednesday to somewhat fresher —— fresh conditions on thursday. this is bbc news, i'm lisa—marie misztak. our top stories: summit in a war zone — president biden makes a surprise visit to ukraine — and reaffirms america's support. kyiv stands, and ukraine stands. democracy stands. the americans stand with you. two weeks after being struck by catastrophic earthquakes, turkey is hit by a further deadly tremor. in brazil — flash floods and landslides in sao paolo state, the president flies in as dozens are confirmed dead. and the medical breakthrough that could help stroke victims regain control of parts of their body.

and we'll see that rain moving away from northern areas of scotland, the northern isles. lot of cloud around. many places may well be dry overnight and a pretty mild one. the lowest temperatures probably across east anglia and the south east of england after those high temperatures during the day. heading into the beginning of next week, we still have this very mild west to south—westerly wind. along that temperature boundary, of course, we find a weather front that will get stuck in scotland and there is quite a deep area of low pressure well to the north of scotland, that will bring some windy weather overnight. first thing on monday morning, the winds could be touching gale force. it'll be a breezy day. elsewhere across the country, we've got the weather front bringing that patchy rain across central parts of scotland and to the south a lot of places will be dry. there'll be a lot of cloud. probably the best breaks in the cloud, eastern england and eastern parts of wales. and those temperatures still sitting around 11 to 13 degrees. so we have a mild start to the new w

of the wind and the rain from overnight replaced by showers with wind gusts of 80 mph in the northern isleselsewhere in scotland, 60—70 mph and similar gusts over the pennines and very gusty winds to the east of the pennines as well. the wind gradually eases down during tomorrow and that cloud and patchy rain sinks down into southern parts of england and wales. sunshine develops elsewhere. the showers become fewer in scotland as the wind continues to ease during the afternoon. another mild day, nine in scotland, 13, 14, even afternoon. another mild day, nine in scotland, 13, 1a, even 15 across south—eastern parts of england. in northern ireland, a cloudy afternoon with rain. and weather front and an area of low pressure comes in overnight bringing some wet weather, not especially windy. some rain across northern areas and briefly snow over the scottish mountains. most of the wet weather is out into continental europe by saturday, leaving behind some dribs and drabs of rain that will move northwards into the central belt. to the north, some sunshine, to the south, some sunshine and clout and

so, not as windy as we go into tuesday across the northern isles as we had monday, but wetter, and somests in fog, and some drizzle in the west. central and eastern areas have the better chance of the sunshine, perhaps the north coast of wales, the moray firth, and that's when we'll see temperatures responding to that sunshine, again 14—15. but then a change as we go through towards wednesday. behind this weather front, we've got a change in wind direction, so that north—westerly will bring a chillier feel for most of us, quite a bit of cloud, some rain as well. that rain really dragging its heels to clear in the south—east and east anglia, and something a little bit wintry over the hills, but it is february after all. i think what we'll notice is more blue sky — in fact, quite sparkling skies for many, but temperatures will be 3 or 4 degrees lower than they have been, back down to average. now, there could be a few wintry flurries heading their way southwards during wednesday night into thursday. i think the main thing thursday morning is the chilly start. fairly widespread frost retur

the north and the west, so it won't be quite as cold for the far north west of scotland and the northern isles 1—2 mist and fog patches because of that high pressure sat with us. just slipping away towards the south and allowing more of an atlantic influence, if you like, on monday across parts of scotland and northern ireland, bringing a bit more cloud, perhaps a few more spots of rain and drizzle. but eastern scotland, northern ireland, much of england and wales, after the clearance of any morning fog in england and wales, we will have plenty of sunshine, dry and bright, as well, lightish winds so feeling pleasant enough in the sunshine. the high pressure stays with us pretty much for the rest of the week but we will have some strong winds at time and those weather fronts brushing the far north, but with a high pressure staying firm in the south at least, it looks like very little rain here, some chilly nights with frost and fog but by day, some good spells of sunshine, a little bit more unsettled, windy in the northwest. this is bbc news, the headlines... a suspected chinese spy balloon is

so it won't be quite as cold for the far north west of scotland, northern isles, the west of northernland. but elsewhere, another cold night and this time it will be frosty further south as well, possibly one or two mist and fog patches, because that high pressure's sat with us just slipping away towards the south and allowing more of an atlantic influence, if you like, on monday across parts of scotland and bringing a bit more cloud, perhaps a few spots of rain and drizzle. but eastern scotland, east of northern ireland, much of england wales, after the clearance of any morning fog in england and wales, will have plenty of sunshine, dry and bright as well. light—ish wind. so feeling pleasant enough in that sunshine. but the high pressure stays with us pretty much for the rest of the week. but we will have some strong winds at times and those weather fronts brushing the far north. but as i say, with the high pressure staying firm in the south, at least it looks like very little rain here. some chilly nights with frost and fog, but by day, some good spells of sunshine. a little bit mor

otherwise, the main rain pushes northwards into the northern isles fortomorrow, not as windy, but wetterthe brightness, perhaps the murray firth, the north coast of wales east, the pennines, we could again achieve into the mid—teens. but then all changes on wednesday because the weather front pushes its way south was so it introduces some rain for most of us, but importantly it changes the wind direction to a north westerly and that north westerly is a cooler direction at any time of year. and of course, we're in the winter still. so we could see a few snow showers on the tops of the mountains in the north. and that rain may well drag its heels, clearing east anglia in the south east. but it will be a much brighter day, plenty more blue sky around for most of us compared with the cloud that we've seen during the day today in some areas and of course, into tomorrow as well. but yes, we could see quite a chill as we go through wednesday night into thursday, perhaps a few wintry flurries across the pennines, but most notably a colder morning to start thursday with some frost around, particu

so it won't be quite as cold for the far north west of scotland, northern isles, the west of northernr two mist and fog patches, because that high pressure's sat with us just slipping away towards the south and allowing more of an atlantic influence, if you like, on monday across parts of scotland and bringing a bit more cloud, perhaps a few spots of rain and drizzle. but eastern scotland, east of northern ireland, much of england wales, after the clearance of any morning fog in england and wales, will have plenty of sunshine, dry and bright as well. light—ish wind. so feeling pleasant enough in that sunshine. but the high pressure stays with us pretty much for the rest of the week. but we will have some strong winds at times and those weather fronts brushing the far north. but as i say, with the high pressure staying firm in the south, at least it looks like very little rain here. some chilly nights with frost and fog, but by day, some good spells of sunshine. a little bit more unsettled, and windy in the north—west this is bbc news, the headlines. officials from beijing and washingt

to clear, and later on something more significant comes back into the north and west and the northern islesillier. but some sunshine elsewhere, and temperatures similar to those of wednesday, which as i say, is about average for this time of year. then through the evening, that weather front will weaken. the rain amounts almost peter out as it pushes its way southwards. and so behind it, the cloud breaks. and ahead of it we could see some frost as well. so colder to start friday morning. again, a cold start across central and southern areas, but the high pressure isjust relinquishing its grip for a while. now, these weather fronts will introduce more cloud and also that northerly winds. so i do think it'll feel quite chilly on friday even when the cloud starts to break with some sunshine for the north east of scotland, eastern england, there's a bracing wind and we will still have some rain on this weather front. again, it doesn't look like anything significant, but it will introduce more cloud across the skies and give us some patchy nuisance rain. but as i say, a little bit chillier than

to clear, and later on something more significant comes back into the north and west and the northern islest some sunshine elsewhere, and temperatures similar to those of wednesday, which as i say, is about average for this time of year. then through the evening, that weather front will weaken. the rain amounts almost peter out as it pushes its way southwards. and so behind it, the cloud breaks. and ahead of it we could see some frost as well. so colder to start friday morning. again, a cold start across central and southern areas, but the high pressure is just relinquishing its grip for a while. now, these weather fronts will introduce more cloud and also that northerly wind. i do think it'll feel quite chilly on friday even when the cloud starts to break with sunshine for north—east scotland, eastern england, a bracing wind and we still have some rain on this weather front. it doesn't look like anything significant, but introduces more cloud across the skies and give us some patchy nuisance rain. a little bit chillier than the 9 or 10 would suggest. then the high pressure's back for the w

, that is where we are expecting sunshine, plenty of it, may be some cloud dancing across the northern islesbe in the far south—west of england, but otherwise sunny skies overhead, and these temperatures a little bit lower, but in the sunshine feeling fairly nice. through next week, a lot of dry weather, some sunshine, patchy fog, the greatest chance of any rain in the greatest chance of any rain in the north of the uk. pete. and that's bbc news at ten on friday 3rd february. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with faisal islam, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, but from the ten team, it's good night. good evening. i'm rebecca would end here's your latest sports news. chelsea's british record signing enzo fernandez made his debut, but it didn't help the side secure three points in the west london derby. it was another debutant who almost gave chelsea the lead. david fofana rounded fulham's bernd leno, only to see his effort

here's the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northern islesreeze and the cloud always thick enough for a spot or two of drizzle. now, on the whole, greyer skies more cloud around, but where we do get some breaks, temperatures will tend to respond. 13, 1a degrees, not out of the question. a change to come, though, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, there's a cold front sinking its way steadily south. not bringing that much in the way of rain, but certainly introducing a change of wind direction. coming round from the northwest to a cooler, fresher source. so, to begin with, on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and the south east of england, brightening up considerably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, 7—11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the c

could be touching 80 mph in the northern isles for a while, and generally across scotland, gusts of 60gradually ease down through the day and we'll see this band of thicker cloud with some patchy rain heading down into southern parts of england and wales. other areas should see it brightening up and some sunshine coming through. the showers becoming fewer in scotland as the winds continue to ease during the afternoon. a mild day — temperatures 9 degrees in scotland, highs of 1a or 15 in east anglia in the south—east. northern ireland, though, will turn more cloudy in the afternoon. some rain coming in here as well, and this other area of low pressure comes in overnight. not particularly windy, but it will bring some wet weather for northern areas for a while, maybe some snow over the scottish mountains. most of that wet weather is out into continental europe by saturday morning, leaving behind this band of thicker cloud and patchy rain. southern scotland heading into the central belt, sunshine to the north of that and elsewhere in the uk. we'll see some sunshine at times, there will be

to clear, and later on something more significant comes back into the north and west and the northern isleswith a strengthening and quite gusty wind. so, that will make it feel chillier. but some sunshine elsewhere, and temperatures similar to those of wednesday, which as i say, is about average for this time of year. then through the evening, that weather front will weaken. the rain amounts almost peter out as it pushes its way southwards. and so behind it, the cloud breaks. and ahead of it we could see some frost as well. so colder to start friday morning. again, a cold start across central and southern areas, but the high pressure isjust relinquishing its grip for a while. now, these weather fronts will introduce more cloud and also that northerly winds. so i do think it'll feel quite chilly on friday even when the cloud starts to break with some sunshine for the north east of scotland, eastern england, there's a bracing wind and we will still have some rain on this weather front. again, it doesn't look like anything significant, but it will introduce more cloud across the skies and give

can see a lot of isobars, and it's been blustery in northern scotland with gales battering the northern islest for the wet weather in the western isles but, to the south of that, much quieter. at 7am, 12 in belfast, around 11 in liverpool. that means that the day will be even milder. it doesn't change much in western scotland, still some outbreaks of rain, the gales eventually easing. we are in the second half of february and talking about 16 degrees in norwich and iran 13 also in belfast, so really very mild indeed. on tuesday a cold front approaches, eventually bringing colder air, a cold front approaches, eventually bringing colderair, but a cold front approaches, eventually bringing colder air, but it's to the west of us. ahead of it, still that mild south—westerly airstream, but it is going to be a cloudy day on tuesday. despite the thick cloud, those temperatures will still reach around 13. that cold front will sweep across the country on wednesday, pushing mild add to that is, so wednesday will be somewhat colder. here is the weather front. as it moves across the country through the da

here's the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northern islesways thick enough for a spot or two of drizzle. now, on the whole, greyer skies more cloud around, but where we do get some breaks, temperatures will tend to respond. 13, 1a degrees, not out of the question. a change to come, though, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, there's a cold front sinking its way steadily south. not bringing that much in the way of rain, but certainly introducing a change of wind direction. coming round from the northwest, a cooler, fresher source. so, to begin with, on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and the south east of england, brightening up considerably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, 7—11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, perhaps, of a few

could be touching 80 mph in the northern isles for a while, and generally across scotland, gusts of 60 as well. now, the winds do gradually ease down through the day and we'll see this band of thicker cloud with some patchy rain heading down into southern parts of england and wales. other areas should see it brightening up and some sunshine coming through. the showers becoming fewer in scotland as the winds continue to ease during the afternoon. a mild day — temperatures 9 degrees in scotland, highs of 14 or 15 in east anglia in the south—east. northern ireland, though, will turn more cloudy in the afternoon. some rain coming in here as well, and this other area of low pressure comes in overnight. not particularly windy, but it will bring some wet weather for northern areas for a while, maybe some snow over the scottish mountains. most of that wet weather is out into continental europe by saturday morning, leaving behind this band of thicker cloud and patchy rain. southern scotland heading into the central belt, sunshine to the north of that and elsewhere in the uk. we'll see some suns

here's the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northern isleshe cloud always thick enough for a spot or two of drizzle. now, on the whole, greyer skies, more cloud around, but where we do get some breaks, temperatures will tend to respond. 13, 1a degrees, not out of the question. a change to come, though, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday. there's a cold front sinking its way steadily south. not bringing that much in the way of rain, but certainly introducing a change of wind direction. coming round from the northwest, a cooler, fresher source. so, to begin with on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and the south east of england, brightening up considerably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, 7—11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, perhap

here's the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northern isles breeze, and the cloud always thick enough for a spot or two of drizzle. now, on the whole, greyer skies, more cloud around, but where we do get some breaks, temperatures will tend to respond. 13, 1a degrees, not out of the question. a change to come, though, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday. there's a cold front sinking its way steadily south. not bringing that much in the way of rain, but certainly introducing a change of wind direction. coming round from the northwest, a cooler, fresher source. so, to begin with on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and the south east of england, brightening up considerably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, 7—11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the

here's the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northern islescloud always thick enough for a spot or two of drizzle. now, on the whole, greyer skies, more cloud around, but where we do get some breaks, temperatures will tend to respond. 13, 1a degrees, not out of the question. a change to come, though, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday. there's a cold front sinking its way steadily south. not bringing that much in the way of rain, but certainly introducing a change of wind direction. coming round from the northwest, a cooler, fresher source. so, to begin with on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and the south east of england, brightening up considerably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, 7—11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, perhaps,

could be touching 80 mph in the northern isles for a while, and generally across scotland, gusts of 60inds to the east of the pennines as well. now, the winds do gradually ease down through the day and we'll see this band of thicker cloud with some patchy rain heading down into southern parts of england and wales. other areas should see it brightening up and some sunshine coming through. the showers becoming fewer in scotland as the winds continue to ease during the afternoon. a mild day — temperatures 9 celsius in scotland, highs of 1a or 15 in east anglia and the south—east. northern ireland, though, will turn more cloudy in the afternoon, some rain coming in here as well, and this other area of low pressure comes in overnight. not particularly windy, but it will bring some wet weather for northern areas for a while, maybe some snow over the scottish mountains. most of that wet weather is out into continental europe by saturday morning, leaving behind this band of thicker cloud and patchy rain, southern scotland heading into the central belt. sunshine to the north of that and elsewhe

to clear, and later on, something more significant comes back into the north and west and the northern islesere, and temperatures similar to those of wednesday, which as i say, is about average for this time of year. then through the evening, that weather front will weaken. the rain amounts almost peter out as it pushes its way southwards. and so behind it, the cloud breaks. and ahead of it, we could see some frost as well. so colder to start friday morning. again, a cold start across central and southern areas, but the high pressure isjust relinquishing its grip for a while. now, these weather fronts will introduce more cloud and also that northerly wind. so i do think it'll feel quite chilly on friday even when the cloud starts to break with some sunshine for the north—east of scotland, eastern england, there's a bracing wind and we will still have some rain on this weather front. again, it doesn't look like anything significant, but it will introduce more cloud across the skies and give us some patchy nuisance rain. but as i say, a little bit chillier than the 9 or 10 would suggest. and t

to clear, and later on something more significant comes back into the north and west and the northern islesfeel chillier. but some sunshine elsewhere, and temperatures similar to those of wednesday, which as i say, is about average for this time of year. then through the evening, that weather front will weaken. the rain amounts almost peter out as it pushes its way southwards. and so behind it, the cloud breaks. and ahead of it we could see some frost as well. so colder to start friday morning. again, a cold start across central and southern areas, but the high pressure is just relinquishing its grip for a while. now, these weather fronts will introduce more cloud and also that northerly wind. so i do think it'll feel quite chilly on friday even when the cloud starts to break with some sunshine for the north—east of scotland, eastern england, there's a bracing wind and we will still have some rain on this weather front. again, it doesn't look like anything significant, but it will introduce more cloud across the skies and give us some patchy nuisance rain. but as i say, a little bit chillie

and we'll see that rain moving away from northern areas of scotland, the northern isles. of that, we still have a lot of cloud around. many places may well be dry overnight and a pretty mild one. the lowest temperatures probably across east anglia and the south east of england after those high temperatures during the day. heading into the beginning of next week, we still have this very mild west to south—westerly wind. along that temperature boundary, of course, we find a weather front that will get stuck in scotland and there is quite a deep area of low pressure well to the north of scotland, that will bring some windy weather overnight. first thing on monday morning, the winds could be touching gale force. it'll be a breezy day. elsewhere across the country, we've got the weather front bringing that patchy rain across central parts of scotland and to the south a lot of places will be dry. there'll be a lot of cloud. probably the best breaks in the cloud, eastern england and eastern parts of wales. and those temperatures still sitting around 11 to 13 degrees. so we have a

so it won't be quite as cold for the far north west of scotland, northern isles, the west of northernand this time it will be frosty further south as well, possibly one or two mist and fog patches, because that high pressure�*s sat with us just slipping away towards the south and allowing more of an atlantic influence, if you like, on monday across parts of scotland and bringing a bit more cloud, perhaps a few spots of rain and drizzle. but eastern scotland, east of northern ireland, much of england wales, after the clearance of any morning much of england, wales, after the clearance of any morning fog in england and wales, will have plenty of sunshine, dry and bright as well. light—ish wind. so feeling pleasant enough in that sunshine. but the high pressure stays with us pretty much for the rest of the week. but we will have some strong winds at times and those weather fronts brushing the far north. but as i say, with the high pressure staying firm in the south, at least it looks like very little rain here. some chilly nights with frost and fog, but by day, some good spells of sunshi

and we'll see that rain moving away from northern areas of scotland, the northern isles. n half of scotland. to the south of that, we still have a lot of cloud around. many places may well be dry overnight and a pretty mild one. the lowest temperatures probably across east anglia and the south east of england after those high temperatures during the day. heading into the beginning of next week, we still have this very mild west to south—westerly wind. along that temperature boundary, of course, we find a weather front that will get stuck in scotland and there is quite a deep area of low pressure well to the north of scotland, that will bring some windy weather overnight. first thing on monday morning, the winds could be touching gale force. it'll be a breezy day. elsewhere across the country, we've got the weather front bringing that patchy rain across central parts of scotland and to the south a lot of places will be dry. there'll be a lot of cloud. probably the best breaks in the cloud, eastern england and eastern parts of wales. and those temperatures still sitting arou

so it won't be quite as cold for the far north west of scotland, northern isles, the west of northernouth and allowing more of an atlantic influence, if you like, on monday across parts of scotland and bringing a bit more cloud, perhaps a few spots of rain and drizzle. but eastern scotland, east of northern ireland, much of england and wales, after the clearance of any morning fog in england and wales, will have plenty of sunshine, dry and bright as well. light—ish wind. so feeling pleasant enough in that sunshine. but the high pressure stays with us pretty much for the rest of the week. but we will have some strong winds at times and those weather fronts brushing the far north. but as i say, with the high pressure staying firm in the south, at least it looks like very little rain here. some chilly nights with frost and fog, but by day, some good spells of sunshine. a little bit more unsettled, and windy in the north—west this is bbc news. welcome, if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories. china has made another attempt to calm the diplomatic dispute over