notice the supply of showers in northern and eastern parts, and the irish sea into pembrokeshire andh—west, some of the showers even here turning wintry across higher ground. the wind really becoming a feature across eastern parts as we get on through the day and where we have high ground in the east there will be lying snow and the temperatures never better than about 7 degrees, and feeling much lower given the strength of the wind. so briefly mad, then turns cold. watch out for the biting wind. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm: international trade secretary, liam fox, says the future of the irish border can't be resolved until the uk and eu reach a trade agreement. two of the five people killed when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds have been named on social media as brothers ellis and elliot. police are holding two teenage boys in custody. dangerous drones — owners will have to register and sit safety tests under new plans. also in the next hour: they're changing guard at buckingham palace. sailors perform the famous ceremony for the first time in history as part of a year—lo

a sunny start for many and then back into some showers running into pembrokeshire and towards cornwall continue all day and those strong winds will continue to blow some showers down eastern coastal areas of scotland and england. some of those showers wintry. a large parts of the uk tomorrow will be dry. quite funny as well but a cold day. those temperatures no better than three or 4 degrees for many. towards the end of the week and the first day of december, cloud coming in from scotla nd december, cloud coming in from scotland and northern ireland. but brighter with some sunshine to england and wales. showers down eastern side of england with a few wintry ones in east anglia and the south east. for most the wind becoming lighter. temperatures struggling up to 4—6d. high—pressure beginning to shrink out towards the west allowing these weak weather fronts to topple in around the top of that, coming into the uk. the really cold air gets squeezed away to the near continent and instead we get more of a westerly wind. that will lift the temperature is drawing in some milder air. coming wit

a few more showers in pembrokeshire and towards cornwall. 0therwise, dry, but temperatures three to seventhis big area of high pressure blocking any other weather systems coming in from the west. so that's why we will keep the northerly wind, but again the winds will be strong as we go through thursday. further showers expected down the eastern side of england. further showers around west wales, the south—west of england. in between, there is going to be drier and bright weather. temperatures about four celsius. add on the strong wind and it will feel more like freezing if not below. so for the rest of this week, it will be cold. there will be sunshine particularly in central area, but around the coastal parts, we will see wintry showers. that's all from me. bye—bye.

supply of showers across northern and eastern parts of the british isles and of the irish sea, into pembrokeshireuth—west, some of those showers turning wintry across higher ground. the wind really becoming a feature across eastern parts as we get through the day and where we have high ground in the east there will be lying snow and the temperatures never better than about seven and feeling much lower given the strength of that wind. so, briefly mild, then it turns cold, but watch out for that biting wind. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8 pm. international trade secretary liam fox says the future of the irish border can't be resolved until the uk and eu reach a trade agreement. brothers ellis and elliot thornton are among the five people who died when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds. dangerous drones, owners will have to register and sit safety tests under new plans. a red alert to airlines over the plume of ash from a volcano on the island of bali. also in the next hour, they‘ re changing guard at buckingham palace.

it's just about flirting with the lake district, lancashire, moving into the llyn peninsula, pembrokeshireto devon. but, at this point in time, we've just got a few spots of rain for central, southern england and the west midlands, and if anything, anywhere say from sunderland down to norwich and brighton will have some sunshine first thing in the morning. but it is not going to last for very long, because this cloud and rain and the wind will push further eastwards. so for many of us it will start raining, for a time at least, in the afternoon, and with that, the winds will be pretty strong too. it will not feel the warmer at all. eight degrees in yorkshire, maybe around 11 degrees in london, but a lot better across the north—west of the country. this is where that fresher, clearer atlantic air‘s coming in. now, watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday, so this is the following night we're talking about now, so tuesday night. the weather front edges a little bit further towards the east, and in early hours of wednesday morning, the skies clear once again. so wednesday morning acros

there across northern and eastern parts of the british isles and off the irish sae, just through pembrokeshirets of the south—west, again some of those showers turning wintry across higher ground. the wind a feature across eastern parts as we get on through the day. where we have high ground in the east, north york moors for example, there will be lying snow, and temperatures never better than seven and feeling much lower given the strength of the wind. briefly milder, then cold, and watch out for the biting wind. this is bbc news. international trade secretary liam fox is the future of the irish border can be resolved into the uk and eu reach a trade agreement. brothers alison elliott folsom are among five people who died when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds. nazanin rockliff‘s husband says allegations on tv were prejudicing her trial. i read a lot to airlines over the plume of ash from the volcano on the island of bali. ——a red alert. also in the next allah, changing guard buckingham palace. sailors performed the famous ceremony for the first time in history as a part ofa the first time in

it's just about flirting with the lake district, lancashire, moving into the llyn peninsula, pembrokeshireto devon. but, at this point in time, we've just got a few spots of rain for central, southern england and the west midlands, and if anything, anywhere say from sunderland down to norwich and brighton will have some sunshine first thing in the morning. but it's not going to last for very long, because this cloud and rain and the wind will push further eastwards. so for many of us it will start raining, for a time at least, in the afternoon, and with that, the winds will be pretty strong too. so it's not going to feel warm at all. look at that — eight degrees in yorkshire, maybe around 11 degrees in london, but a lot better across the north—west of the country. this is where that fresher, clearer atlantic air‘s coming in. now, watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday, so this is the following night we're talking about now. so tuesday night the weather front edges a little bit further towards the east, and then early hours of wednesday morning, the skies clear once again. so wedne

those showers are still there around pembrokeshire, and perhaps into cornwall and devon.owers may ease up in northern ireland but they will keep going across eastern scotland, down easternmost part of england, all the way to east anglia. and there will be snow in those, as well, particularly over the hills. for many coming between those showers, large parts of the uk will be dry, sunny, and cold. and even gold in the wind. we would drag more this wintry showers inland overnight and into friday morning across england. some icy patches. otherwise dry weather and sunshine for wales. but the wind is easing and changing direction across scotland and northern ireland where we will see more cloud and rain. another cold day but signs of change this weekend. we still have high pressure out to the west of the uk, but it is slipping south and allowing these wea k slipping south and allowing these weak weather systems to come in and feed into the uk. so we will push away the cold air and slowly over the weekend we will replace it with milder air, coming round the weekend we will repl

notice the supply of showers across northern and eastern parts, and of the irish sea, into pembrokeshirearts of the south—west, some of those showers even here it will turn wintry on higher ground. the wind really becoming a feature in eastern pa rt really becoming a feature in eastern part as we get on through the day. where we have ground in the east, there will be lying snow and the temperatures never better than seven and feeling much lower given the strength of the wind. so briefly mild, then it turns cold and watch either that biting wind. —— watch out for that biting wind. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: international trade secretary liam fox has said the future of the irish border cannot be resolved until the united kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. two of the five people killed when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds have been named on social media as brothers ellis and elliot. police are holding two teenage boys in custody. drone users will have register and sit safety awareness tests as part of plans to regulate their use. the police will also gain new p

showers across northern and eastern parts of the british isles and off the irish sea, just through pembrokeshire into parts of the south—west, again some showers, even here turning wintry across higher ground. the wind really becoming a feature across eastern parts as we get on through the day. and, where we've got higher ground in the east, north york moors for example, lying snow and temperatures never better than about 7 and feeling much lower given the strength of the wind. to briefly milder, then it turns cold and watch out for that biting wind. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines at 10.30. international trade secretary, liam fox, has said the future of the irish border cannot be resolved until the united kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. two of the five people killed when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds have been named on social media as brothers ellis and elliot thornton. police are holding two teenage boys in custody. the husband ofjailed british woman nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has accused irania

we may see some of these showers coming down and clipping pembrokeshire and possibly into devon and cornwalllooks as if we will keep this cold at plunging down across the uk with northerly winds. mulder is not far away, it comes in the shape ofan is not far away, it comes in the shape of an area of high pressure and the atlantic winds behind. that high pressure is of movement. possibly later that weekend that high pressure may get closer to the week uk. if that does happen, we will find northerly winds, it will still be cold. nothing exceptionally cold, nothing unusual. there will be wintry showers, more down the eastern side of the uk. but not that i cold by day, there is a risk of roster. frost at night. ——. tonight at 10pm: one of the worst terror attacks in egypt in living memory, as gunmen kill 235 people in a mosque. sirens. they burst in, shooting at men and boys just as friday prayers were ending in a remote town in north sinai. egypt‘s president says he will respond with an iron fist.

the cloud increasing through pembrokeshire and up towards anglesey.ast, showers through the northern isles and the north east of the mainland. but right here, but if you are out walking, you will need a few layers because it is quite chilly. five, six or seven because it is quite chilly. five, six or seven sources. as we because it is quite chilly. five, six or seven sources. as we bring the mild air in from the atlantic, it runs into the cold air and above about 400 metres, we will get some snow overnight north of the central belt in scotland. here comes that real wall of mild air in from the atla ntic real wall of mild air in from the atlantic on the south—westerly wind, but it is one of those starts to the new week, a lot of cloud, quite a bit of rain. not so much across the south of england. 0nce bit of rain. not so much across the south of england. once you get to the midlands, the woody —— the rain really quite heavy. but mild for northern ireland, much of england and wales. north of the border is, not very warm, and you're still stuck with this

it's just about flirting with the lake district, lancashire, moving into the llyn peninsula, pembrokeshireis point in time, we've just got a few spots of rain for central, southern england and the west midlands, and if anything, anywhere say from sunderland down to norwich and brighton will have some sunshine first thing in the morning. but it's not going to last for very long, because this cloud and rain and the wind will push further eastwards. so for many of us it will start raining, for a time at least, in the afternoon, and with that, the winds will be pretty strong too. so it's not going to feel warm at all. eight degrees in yorkshire, maybe around 11 degrees in london, but a lot better across the north—west of the country. this is where that fresher, clearer atlantic air‘s coming in. now, watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday, so this is the following night we're talking about now. so tuesday night the weather front edges a little bit further towards the east, and then early hours of wednesday morning, the skies clear once again. so wednesday morning across the uk, once ag

showers across northern and eastern parts of the british isles and off the irish sea, just through pembrokeshiretry across higher ground. the wind really becoming a feature across eastern parts as we get on through the day. and, where we've got higher ground in the east, north york moors for example, lying snow and temperatures never better than about 7 and feeling much lower given the strength of the wind. to briefly milder, then it turns cold and watch out for that biting wind. this is bbc world news today. i'm lucy grey. our top stories. the first aid shipment in weeks arrives at yemen's rebel—held port after the saudi—led coalition eases its blockade. more details emerge about the attack on a mosque in egypt which killed 300 people. officials believe up to 30 gunmen were involved thousands are evacuated from around bali's mount agung which has been spewing out ash and steam for the second time in a week. also in the programme, cracking down on the illegal use of drones. police in the uk could be given new powers following safety concerns.

it's just about flirting with the lake district, lancashire, moving into the peninsula, pembrokeshire we've just got a few spots of rain for central, southern england and the west midlands, and if anything, anywhere say from sunderland down to norwich and brighton will have some sunshine first thing in the morning. but it is not going to last for very long, because this cloud and rain and the wind will push further eastwards. so for many of us it will start raining, for a time at least, in the afternoon, and with that, the winds will be pretty strong too. it will not feel the warmer at all. eight degrees in yorkshire, maybe around 11 degrees in london, but a lot better across the north—west of the country. this is where that fresher, clearer atlantic air‘s coming in. now, watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday, so this is the following night we're talking about now, so tuesday night. the weather front edges a little bit further towards the east, and in early hours of wednesday morning, the skies clear once again. so wednesday morning across the uk, once again, will be frosty.

back into some showers running into pembrokeshire and towards cornwall.y. a large parts of tomorrow, it will be dry and a cold day. temperature is perhaps no better than three or four celsius, for many of us. towards the end of the week and the first day of the seat —— december, cloud coming in, and a little rain. much greater, watson said jean pringle and wheels, showers in the side of england even a few went to the ones. for most, the one to become lighter and temperatures are going up to four and six celsius. things changing into the weekend, high—pressure beginning to shrink a bit out towards the west, learning these wea k towards the west, learning these weak weather fronts to topple an hour and the top of that, coming in from the atlantic are heading into the uk. the recorder gets squeezed to eat in the near constant and beget more westerly wind, store that northerly wind and that what left the temperatures, drawing an elderly. a good deal of clyde second—half of the weekend, more sergeant for scotland and northern ireland. those temperatures could

the spine of the country a lot of fine dry weather, still some showers to be had coming through pembrokeshireas we move to midweek. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: indonesia's disaster agency warns that mount agung on the island of bali is close to a full scale eruption. yemen's first aid shipment in weeks arrives at a rebel—held port after the saudi—led coalition eases its blockade. more details emerge about the attack on a mosque in egypt which killed 300 people. officials believe up to 30 gunmen were involved. and just months to go before the winter olympics begin in south korea, but will tensions with north korea cast a shadow over the games.

plenty of rain, a few from pembrokeshire and the southwest two.ly. frosty nights, ecole stuck to wednesday. a chilly start for many, windy in the east and a fair few for many, windy in the east and a fairfew showers. again, they for many, windy in the east and a fair few showers. again, they could be wintry on higher ground. scattered showers for wales and the south—west of ingram. this is your week ahead, briefly milder but only briefly on monday. then we're back into a cold regime with a biting lovely wind. —— northerly. this is bbc news. the headlines at five: two teenage boys are in custody after five people died when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds. the international trade secretary, liam fox, says the future of the irish border can't be resolved until the uk and eu reach a trade agreement. dangerous drones — owners will have to register and sit safety tests under new plans. a red alert to airlines over the plume of ash from a volcano on the island of bali. also in the next hour... they‘ re changing guard at buckingham palace. sailors perfor

showers across northern and eastern parts of the british isles and off the irish sea, just through pembrokeshireing a feature across eastern parts as we get on through the day. and, where we've got higher ground in the east, north york moors for example, lying snow and temperatures never better than about 7 and feeling much lower given the strength of the wind.

at the same time, a run of showers coming down to pembrokeshire and the south—west by thursday, developingquite windy and wintry across the eastern counties, sunny and cold further west. this is business briefing. i'm sally bundock. here are the headlines. the british government announces its big new plan to boost the pharmaceutical sector and other key uk industries. but is it the right medicine for the economy? indonesian officials issue a stark warning to airlines over the eruption of mount agung in bali. we'll be live to get the latest from our asia business hub. and it's cyber monday today — a big day for retailers across the globe, but the share markets in asia today are failing to catch the wave. we'll talk you through the movers and shakers.

evaded the authorities for seven years, by hiding at a monastery on an island off the coast of pembrokeshire. last year, the abbey paid compensation to several women who alleged they'd been abused by a monk in the seventies and eighties. teleri glynjones reports. caldey island, a peaceful haven. separate from the world and its pressures. a sanctuary and a place to hide. in 200a, paul ashton came to caldey island calling himself robertjudd, the monks give him a home and he lived in the clocktower of the abbey, they fed him and he worked there. a source said keep it in southin there. a source said keep it in south in an ideal position and operated the island's phone system, the computers, he even did the accou nts the computers, he even did the accounts and worked in the poster. but in 2011 he was brought to justice after a visitor recognised him from the crimestoppers most wa nted him from the crimestoppers most wanted list. his cover was blown and he was arrested by sussex police who found more indecent images on his computer at the abbey. seven years after he fled from police, paul ashton w

at the same time, a run of showers coming down to pembrokeshire and the south—west by thursday, developingbove. quite windy and wintry across the eastern counties, sunny and cold further west. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: indonesia's disaster agency warns that mount agung on the island of bali is close to a full scale eruption. yemen's first aid shipment in weeks arrives at a rebel—held port after the saudi—led coalition eases its blockade. more details emerge about the attack on a mosque in egypt which killed 300 people. officials believe up to 30 gunmen were involved. and just months to go before the winter olympics begin in south korea, but will tensions with north korea cast a shadow over the games?

it's just about flirting with the lake district, lancashire, moving into the llyn peninsula, pembrokeshirespots of rain for central, southern england and the west midlands, and if anything, anywhere say from sunderland down to norwich and brighton will have some sunshine first thing in the morning. but it's not going to last for very long, because this cloud and rain and the wind will push further eastwards. so for many of us it will start raining, for a time at least, in the afternoon, and with that, the winds will be pretty strong too. so it's not going to feel warm at all. eight degrees in yorkshire, maybe around 11 degrees in london, but a lot better across the north—west of the country. this is where that fresher, clearer atlantic air‘s coming in. now, watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday, so this is the following night we're talking about now. so tuesday night the weather front edges a little bit further towards the east, and then early hours of wednesday morning, the skies clear once again. so wednesday morning across the uk, once again, will be frosty. so we had a frosty

perhaps a few more showers towards pembrokeshire and the far west of cornwall.pread frost to take us into thursday morning. temperatures well below freezing for many of us. colder than it was last night. we'll continue with those wintry showers across northern scotland and the eastern side of england. there is the risk of ice there. thursday, a similar setup. those are showers of snow over the north and east of scotla nd snow over the north and east of scotland and the eastern side of england, even down to lower levels we could see a few wintry flurries. in the west, a few showers. temperatures about three to 6 degrees. with the wind chill, for most, if you're stepping outside tomorrow afternoon, temperatures will feel more like well below freezing. friday, a subtle change to our weather. this area of high pressure is still blocking weather systems coming in from the west but the wind direction changes a bit so we cut off the arctic flow, we come round to or north—westerly. a little less cold in the north—western corner some rain starting to move m, corner some

rain showers continue to move through mainly pembrokeshire and cornwall through the day.e a cold day wherever you are, regardless of whether you get the blue sky or the showers to start the day and end the day, you are in the same place. the strongest winds are in north sea coasts. it feels more like this in the afternoon. perhaps gale force winds across the north coast. with the change of wind direction, although showers fell to inland over friday morning. again, giving some light accumulation in places and turning things icy as well. the showers turned back to rain on friday and more of us see the sunshine at increasing cloud for northern ireland and scotland on friday. patchy rain and hill snow starting to move in with this. the first sign of a change coming our way for the weekend. this weather front way for the weekend. this weather fro nt m oves way for the weekend. this weather front moves through and it is the atla ntic front moves through and it is the atlantic direction rather than arctic so we bring in less call there over the weekend. it will start to feel a l

parts of pembrokeshire, into cornwall especially, will have showers.our. thursday is the cold est half an hour. thursday is the coldest day of the week by some distance, so wrap up warm, that is the unofficial weather report for you. all of biggest high street banks could withstand severe economic shocks worse than the financial crisis a decade ago. it‘s good news. steph has been looking at the details. this is a bit of good news this morning. the bank of england has been undertaking these tests since 2014 — to make sure whatever the global economy throws our way, our banks will be stable and won‘t need bailing out. all seven of the big high street names passed, through scenarios including a hard brexit, big drops in the value of our currency the pound, high unemployment or a collapse in property prices. this is what mark carney had to say a moment ago. despite the severity of the test, for the first signs of the bank began stress testing in 2014, no bank needs to strengthen its capital position as a result. informed by the stress test and our own risk

a few more showers in pembrokeshire and the south—west of england. settle its so called divorce bill with the european union. the offer that the prime minister is able to make will be one that guarantees sufficient progress. that is what everybody round the table really wa nt is what everybody round the table really want to achieve. we will be live in the house of commons where damian green is standing in for theresa may. a defendant in court in the hague claims he drank poison moments after his conviction for crimes against humanity was upheld. north korea hails another ballistic missile test, claiming it‘s now capable of reaching the entire us mainland. good afternoon. welcome to bbc newsroom live. we are expecting the house of commons to hear its latest prime minister‘s questions but today it is damian green and emily thornbury standing in. the prime minister is ona tourof standing in. the prime minister is on a tour of the middle east. norman smith is there at westminster. i wonder whether there will be focused on brexit in the chamber. jeremy co

running into northern ireland, clipping pembrokeshire and the far south—west of england.er those clearer skies. where there are showers there is a risk of icy patches towards coastal areas. inland areas below freezing. in the countryside it'll be colder thanit in the countryside it'll be colder than it was last night. we could be down to —6, maybe even minus seven. we still have showers around in the morning. same sort of place, across the northern parts of scotland we will store has showers around. icy patches and very wintry. more likely to get rain showers from northern ireland. but it is wintry showers for most of the east of england. most staying on the coasts. inland areas cold, dry, and sunny. we have this line of showers clipping westernmost parts of wales again and into cornwall. possibly into devon. these showers, little further inland across the eastern side of england and scotland. there will be a mixture of rain, hail, sleet, snow, could be a covering of snow by the end of the day over the york moors and even possibly over the lincolnshire wolds. a large slic

north york moors, plenty of showers of rain, afew york moors, plenty of showers of rain, a few for pembrokeshireny, windy story in the east and a fair few showers across higher ground. scattered showers for wales and the south—west of england. here is your week ahead, briefly milder but only very briefly on monday, then back into a cold regime with a biting northerly wind. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. two of the five people killed when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds have been named on social media as brothers ellis and elliot. police are holding two teenage boys in custody. international trade secretary liam fox has said the future of the irish border cannot be resolved until the united kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. drone users will have register and sit safety awareness tests as part of plans to regulate their use. the police will also gain new powers to crack down on illegal and irresponsible drone flying. those are the headlines, we will have a full bullet and just before six o'clock but first, time to get all of the sport... good afternoon. manchester city's

maybe flirting with pembrokeshire. many areas, as you see, will be dry. not overly warm.rn ireland, you may see a spot of rain. there will not be much on the western side of scotland. it will ramp up later on. i was talking about how chilly the afternoon will be. that is quite important. as the mild egg comes from the atlantic, it will convert to snow. north of the central belt, 200 metres initially. the snow level rising. the temperatures will pick up. it was —4 —5 in some places. five or six at its coldest. then here comes the mild air from the atlantic. it makes for a really great, murky date, tricky across high ground, a lot of surface water and spray. that moves away and then we are left with a grey afternoon across scotland and northern ireland. scotland is chilly, it gets into you, that sort of cold. the middle part of the week, still importing vast amounts of moisture and mild airfrom the importing vast amounts of moisture and mild air from the south—west. that will mean that there is a lot of cloud around. you will not see many dry days in the middle part of the

western areas down the irish sea so getting into pa rt down the irish sea so getting into part of pembrokeshirein the showers and potentially even down to lower elevations across parts of the north and east. yes, it is going to get colder over the next few days. if you this is bbc news — the headlines. prince harry announces his engagement to actress meghan markle. they will marry next spring. the ring designed by the prince contains diamonds that belonged to his mother. the queen and duke of edinburgh said they were ‘delighted‘ at the news, as was prince charles. two pharmaceutical firms have said they‘ll invest more than £1 billion in the uk — creating nearly 2,000 jobs. and a volcano warning — 100,000 people in bali have been ordered to leave the area as officials fear a major eruption. sport now, here‘s holly hamilton. good evening. let‘s start with the cricket and as australia wrap up the first test — england have less than a week to prepare for the second in adelaide on saturday — but for now attention has been off the pitch. wicket keeperjonny bairstow had to field questions today about

if you are in pembrokeshire and across cornwall showers become more abundant.will be a widespread frost. where we've seen showers it will be a slippery start to tomorrow. another crisp and bright one for many. windy tomorrow in eastern areas and while it will be dry to begin within eastern england showers come in later and there will be increasing sleet and snow, especially in the north—east of england. 0r showers to the far south—west and temperatures tomorrow are south—west and temperatures tomorrow a re close south—west and temperatures tomorrow are close to —2, —3 a cross eastern areas, thanks to the windchill. that windchill will ease into friday. perhaps a little less cold. showers mainly in east anglia and the south—east corner. even here we could have a bit of sleet and snow. showers eventually fading from southwest wales and the south—west of england but through friday it gets cloudier and less chilly from the north—west, so the cold will be at its worst tomorrow before things get a little less cold for the weekend. that's how the weather is looking. m

still a few showers in pembrokeshire and cornwall.eally. with the orange, the less cold air moving through, it‘s going to turn much cloudier for many of us. more details on the website. that is all from me. bye. this is business live from bbc news with jamie robertson and sally bundock. nervous energy in vienna. the oil producers cartel 0pec looks set to extend the supply cuts that have pushed up prices. live from london, that‘s our top story on thursday the 30th of november. but with oil prices now above $60 a barrel can saudi arabia and russia do much to stop us shale producers taking their market share? also in the programme.... google searches for answers. the tech giant is accused of illegally collecting the data of millions of uk iphone users

one or two showers across cornwall and pembrokeshire, they will tend to fade into sunshine. a lot of dry and sunny weather. through because of the day the weather front producing the rain in the north—west will sink southwards. it will be windy breezy around it and we will see some snow, especially on higher ground, across scotla nd especially on higher ground, across scotland and the pennines. at lower levels we could see some wet snow or sleet accumulating for a short time, but that will be replaced by rain later on. for most it will be a cold day with some sunshine. through the evening and overnight, the weather front producing that rain sinks a bit further south, resting across parts of wales, central parts of england. if you are under that, it won't feel is cold but either side of it, under clearer skies, there will be a touch of frost first thing and a few showers knocking around as well. so through the course of tomorrow, we do still have our weather front across a central swathe of the country, sinking steadily southwards, producing a fair bit of cloud as it does so.

fewer across scotland. 0ne ought to matter in pembrokeshire and cornwall. temperatures 3—7.airstream. bringing us a cold day on thursday. for the showers on the east of england, south—west england. 3—5 celsius. in the wind, feeling more like freezing if not alone. a particularly cold day on thursday. for the rest of the week, the cold wind, a lot of sunshine, wintry showers towards eastern coasts and the north west of scotland. more on the website. this is bbc news, and these are the top stories developing at 12pm: pope francis delivers a keynote speech in myanmar but doesn't refer specifically to its rohingya people. the irish deputy prime minister is reported to have quit to save the minority government from being forced to call a snap election. a pledge to cut the number of deaths during childbirth, and parents are promised full independent investigations in future. a woman wins a landmark battle for greater legal recognition for unmarried couples who suffer bereavement if a person dies as a result of negligence. also: fears a volcano on the indonesian island of bali may

still some showers through pembrokeshire and cornwall, but elsewhere, clearskies will turn quite colds will move their way further west, parts of the pennines also getting a covering of snow. it will be another cold one, those are the temperatures in towns and cities, well below freezing in the countryside, widespread frost, perhaps down to —10 celsius in rural scotland. friday starting off tricky with ice in eastern areas, showers fewer and further between on friday, lots of sunshine across england and wales, but the cloud thickening upper crust dockland and northern ireland, and there will be some rain starting to move in and not quite as cold. it has not been quite as cold because there is a subtle change in wind direction, coming in from a north—westerly, and that is less cold. saying my old, ithink north—westerly, and that is less cold. saying my old, i think it is more fair to say less cold, so while saturday will still be a cold day, it will be cloudy, temperatures up a little bit, nine celsius, a bit of rain in the far north—west, and by sunday, again, lots of dry weather arou

still showers in pembrokeshire and towards cornwall. down to —6 or —7 in places. a widespread frost to start off on thursday morning and where you had those showers through the night, there is the risk of some ice. thursday, will have a stronger wind and a continuation of those wintry showers in eastern scotland and the eastern side of england. even down to low levels, through the morning and into the afternoon, there could be some snow here. it'll feel much colder. temperatures probably feeling more like freezing to -12 probably feeling more like freezing to —12 minus three degrees. as we go through into friday, a subtle. —— —1 to —3. you can see the air direction changes slightly coming in for more ofa changes slightly coming in for more of a north—westerly wind. some cloudier skies across scotland and northern ireland. much of the uk, it will be dry with some sunshine. into the weekend, this mild direction of aircoming infrom the weekend, this mild direction of air coming in from the west north—west will bring theirs where the front

a few showers towards pembrokeshire and cornwall, dry with sunshine, but feeling cold. have been released. also: fears a volcano on the indonesian island of bali may blow its top.

not so many of them across western areas, pembrokeshire on the south—west not cold enough for snow, mostlyll ”m f * "w” ' slippery hgt’” ' "'" at time if}; m” —10 id!!!— we some wintry i think ithinklecc— of— , 7 7.-. i think less— of those , 7 w, showers, fewer wintry showers wintry showers, fewer wintry showers tomorrow in eastern areas. the temperatures are just starting to creep up. not two or three any more, more 5—7. for saturday, this forecast hasn't changed intestate, forecasting this high pressure to the west of neighbourhood and that high pressure will roll in the mild air, let's do that again, roll it in. the temperatures. rising through saturday and into sunday. back—up to eight in glasgow, wow, 10 degrees in stornoway. what comes of that is a lot of moisture, low—grade cloud of the atlantic. you would think it feels so much warmer because it's 10 degrees... with cloud and drizzle, it won't feel that pleasant at all. the thinking is, as we go later into next week, say wednesday, thursday, friday, the thinking is that that northerly wind stream that we have right now will return