it is windy here, gusty winds in scotland and the pennines, 50 miles an hour orso, and the pennines,drifting in from the west on the breeze. the best of the west on the breeze. the best of the sunny spells in the south and west. temperatures in the mid teens, as they will be on thursday. from friday, the strengthening northerly wind will make it feel much colder. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the king of saudi arabia has met members of the family of the murdered journalist, jamal khashoggi, in riyadh. the crown prince mohammed bin salman, whom many suspect of ordering the killing, was also present. meanwhile the turkish president, tayyip erdogan, has described the murder — in the saudi consulate in istanbul, as savage and premeditated, and said that all those responsible from "top to bottom" must be brought to account. in other news, thousands of council workers in glasgow are staging a 48 hour strike over the issue of equal pay. hundreds of schools are shut and home care services have been affected. new figures suggest there are more fast food outlets on uk high streets t

where we are staying dry, windy computer yesterday, these are average speeds but gusts higher in the penninesnd into scotland. it's not as wendy in the northern isles as it was yesterday. temperatures about the mid—teens. in sunshine in england and north—east scotland we could see around maybe 18. quite pleasa nt could see around maybe 18. quite pleasant if you have the sunshine, cloud still coming into the northwest overnight, still reign in the north—west scotland, still breezy, another mild night to come. chilly again the further south you are but not as chilly as last night, the odd patch of mist and fog in the morning. want last long, another quiet day to come tomorrow, that area of high pressure, cloud coming into western parts in particular but the rain in north—west scotland will be easing along with the breeze and temperatures fairly similar so given any sunshine and will be pleasant and similarfor any sunshine and will be pleasant and similar for most any sunshine and will be pleasant and similarfor most of any sunshine and will be pleasant and similar for most of us on thursday. yo

further south is where we'll see the best of the sunshine, good spells of sunshine to the east of the pennineswild once again. a similar day on wednesday, this time we've lost the front from the far north of scotland so front from the far north of scotland so aside from one two showers it's mainly dry here, maybe more cloud around on wednesday where we've been used towards blue skies and sunshine but temperatures up to 15—16. however as we go towards the end of the week notice our big yellow and orange colours, the milder air, gets replaced with blue colours. a blast of arctic air coming down from the north as we go towards the end of the week and not only will be feeling cold and the strong winds, there's also the chance we could see some snow over the hills of scotland and northern england. bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm carole walker. the headlines at eight: the uk, france and germany issue a joint statement condemning the killing ofjournalist, jamal khashoggi inside the saudi consulate in istanbul — and call for urgent clarification of what happened. the brexit secretary dominic raab says

of scotland, some sunshine at times for eastern scotland. 40—5mph gusts across scotland and the penninese sunshine across other parts of england and wales. it may be warmer on tuesday, those temperatures at 16, 17 degrees even in the sunshine of eastern scotland. we still have winds easing down through the course of the evening and overnight. the rain beginning to ease off a little bit as well. some cloud will push further down into england and wales. so it probably won't be as cold overnight into wednesday morning. and it is always be the sunniest across southern and eastern parts of england. perhaps eastern scotland for a while. elsewhere there is quite a bit of cloud coming in on that north—westerly breeze. by this stage, the winds will not be as strong and the rain will ease off, just for a while, in the north—west of scotland. and those temperatures could again hit 16, 17 degrees. so quite mild for this time of year. there is still high pressure to the south—west of the uk, we've still got these weather fronts running around the top of that area of high pressure. this one is the sig

the best of the sunshine to the east of the high ground, maybe east of the pennines, parts of east angliaf rain setting in across northwestern scotland. some of this turning heavy late in the day. those temperatures a little bit lower than they were on wednesday night, about 15 degrees. this rain across scotland will start to push its way southeastwards as we go through thursday night into the early hours of friday. not much rain around actually as we see this weather system sliding into england and wales. but behind it, quite a big change in the feel of the weather. the winds switch round to more of a northerly direction. and as you can see, we're going to start to tap into some pretty cold air before the end of the week. that air coming from a long way north. so things are going to feel decidedly chilly. the remnants of our band of cloud and rain and cold front will slide across southeastern areas early on friday. then we will see some spells of sunshine but in areas exposed to this keen northerly wind, there will also be showers. and yes, those showers will start to turn wintry across

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from the north—west, the best of the sunshine to the east of high ground, maybe to the east of the pennines the while, we'll see some outbreaks of rain setting in across the north—west of scotland, some of this turning heavy late in the day, and those temperatures a little bit lower than they were on wednesday, 9—15 degrees. this rain across scotland will start to push its way south—eastwards as we go through thursday night, into the early hours of friday. not much rain around actually, as we see this weather system sliding into england and wales, but behind it, quite a big change in the feel of the weather. the winds switch round to more of a northerly direction, and as you can see, we're going to start to tap into some pretty cold air for the end of the week. that air coming from a long way north. so, things are going to feel decidedly chilly. the remnants of our band of cloud and rain, a cold front continuing to slide across south—eastern areas early on friday. then we will see some spells of sunshine, but in areas exposed to this keen northerly wind, there will also be some showers, and

of scotland, sunshine at times for the east of scotland. 40—50 mph gusts across scotland and the penninesf england and wales. it may be warmer on tuesday with temperatures at 16, 17 degrees even in the sunshine of eastern scotland. we still have winds easing down through the course of the evening and overnight. the rain is beginning to ease off. some cloud will push further down into england and wales so not as cold overnight into wednesday morning. it will always be the sunniest across southern and eastern parts of england. perhaps eastern scotland for a while. elsewhere cloud across the north—westerly breeze. by this stage, the winds will not be as strong and the rain will ease off in the north—west of scotland. those temperatures could hit 16, 17 degrees. quite mild for this time of year. there is still high pressure to the south—west of the uk and weather fronts running around the top of that area of high pressure. this one is the significant one because it is behind that that we will really get some cold air. not yet, however. thursday should be dry for many with sunshine around. clo

the best of the sunshine to the east of the high ground, maybe east of the pennines, parts of east anglia outbreaks of rain setting in across northwestern scotland. some of this turning heavy late in the day. those temperatures a little bit lower than they were on wednesday night, about 15 degrees. this rain across scotland will start to push its way southeastwards as we go through thursday night into the early hours of friday. not much rain around actually as we see this weather system sliding into england and wales. but behind it, quite a big change in the feel of the weather. the winds switch round to more of a northerly direction. and as you can see, we're going to start to tap into some pretty cold air before the end of the week. that air coming from a long way north. so things are going to feel decidedly chilly. the remnants of our band of cloud and rain and cold front will slide across southeastern areas early on friday. then we will see some spells of sunshine but in areas exposed this keen northerly wind, there will also be showers. and yes, those showers will start to turn wintr

of scotland, sunshine at times for the east of scotland. 40—50 mph gusts across scotland and the penninesngland and wales. it may be warmer on tuesday with temperatures at 16, 17 degrees even in the sunshine of eastern scotland. we still have winds easing down through the course of the evening and overnight. the rain is beginning to ease off. some cloud will push further down into england and wales so not as cold overnight into wednesday morning. it will always be the sunniest across southern and eastern parts of england. perhaps eastern scotland for a while. elsewhere cloud across the north—westerly breeze. by this stage, the will breeze will not be as strong and the rain will ease off in the north—west of scotland. those temperatures could hit 16, 17 degrees. quite mild for this time of year. there is still high pressure to the south—west of the uk and weather fronts running around the top of that area of high pressure. this one is the significant one because it is behind that that we will really get some cold air. not yet, however. thursday should be dry for many with sunshine around.

from the north—west with the best of the sunshine to the east of high ground, maybe the east of the penninesn setting in to the north—west of scotland, turning heavy late in the day and those temperatures a bit lower than on wednesday, 9—15. this rain across scotla nd wednesday, 9—15. this rain across scotland will start to push south—eastwards as we go through thursday night into the early hours of friday. not much rain around as we see this weather system sliding in to england and wales, but behind it, quite a big change in the feel of the weather. the winds switch around two more of a northerly direction, and as you can see, we're going to start to tap into some pretty cold air for the end of the week. that were coming from a long way north. things feeling decidedly chilly. the remnants of our band of cloud and rain, a cold front continuing to slide across saudis east in areas early on friday and then we'll see spells of sunshine but in areas exposed to this keen northerly wind, yes, showers, turning wintry across high ground in the north. temperatures 6—ten at best. we stick with the chi

east of the pennines and eastern areas of the best of any brightness and warm at 16 or 17, especiallyaturday night into sunday. the front for the north is to pep up a bit more. still problems with frost and fog across many southern areas under a week like regime and clear skies. a bit more rain pushing south and fizzling out across england and wales with at least sunshine returns to scotland and northern ireland bar and a few showers but quite a certificate drop in temperature with fresher air. sunshine and the south lifting the fog of it more quickly and the 17 or 18 degrees. then the wea k and the 17 or 18 degrees. then the weak front moves away on monday and weak front moves away on monday and we get a much stronger ridge of high pressure moving in for much of the first part of the week. but behind it to the north, it will allow a somewhat colder northwesterly airstream and it will be colder still on the end of the week. this is bbc world is. the headlines... they train has ploughed into a crowd at a religious festival in india killing more than 60 people. there has been a gatherin

the north—west, with the best of the sunshine to the east of high ground, maybe to the east of the penninest of scotland, some of this turning heavy late in the day, and those temperatures a little bit lower than they were on wednesday, 9—15 degrees. this rain across scotland will start to push its way south—eastwards but behind that, quite a big change in the feel of the weather. as we get on in the friday, we start to bring ourairdown as we get on in the friday, we start to bring our air down for a long way north. cold air rushing in behind this cold front. the remnants of which will still bring some clout and patchy rain in the south first thing on friday. then we get into a mixture of sunshine and showers, turning wintry over high ground in the north. temperature wise, we are looking at highs between six and 10 degrees at the very best. and with a noticeable northerly wind. so we stick with that cold filter the weather as we head on into the weekend. a biting northerly winds, there will be some sunshine, showers too in areas exposed to that win in the longer that, the risk of some frost

of scotland, some sunshine at times for eastern scotland. 40—5mph gusts across scotland and the penninese sunshine across other parts of england and wales. it may be warmer on tuesday, those temperatures at 16, 17 degrees even in the sunshine of eastern scotland. we still have winds easing down through the course of the evening and overnight. the rain beginning to ease off a little bit as well. some cloud will push further down into england and wales. so it probably won't be as cold overnight into wednesday morning. it will always be the sunniest across southern and eastern parts of england. perhaps eastern scotland for a while. elsewhere there is quite a bit of cloud coming in on that north—westerly breeze. by this stage, the winds will not be as strong and the rain will ease off, just for a while, in the north—west of scotland. and those temperatures could again hit 16, 17 degrees. so quite mild for this time of year. there is still high pressure to the south—west of the uk, we've still got these weather fronts running around the top of that area of high pressure. this one is the signi

tuesday, still a0 or 50 mph over scotla nd windy on tuesday, still a0 or 50 mph over scotland and the pennines of cloud pushing down in the brisk winds, south and east might have the best of the sunshine, and temperatures higher than yesterday with 16 or 17 degrees, evenin yesterday with 16 or 17 degrees, even in eastern scotland with sunshine. through the evening and overnight we still have the cloud pushing down from the north—west. still a breeze although the wind is continuing to ease. it probably won't be as cold on wednesday morning. temperatures comfortably above freezing. wednesday sees a little more cloud especially in the north and west of the uk. further south and east is where we see the best of the sunshine. the rain is easing off in the north—west scotland. the wind won't be a strong. temperatures up to 16, maybe even 17 degrees. we have high pressure. we still have some weather fronts in the north, this is significant. it is behind that where we will start to see some cold air coming in. notjust yet, mind you, still looking relatively mild on thursday although temperatures will

scotland, over the pennines.rthern scotland, sunshine for eastern scotland and hazy sunshine elsewhere. the best of it across england and wales and the eastern side. a little warmer, 16, 17 degrees. through the evening the wind is as down through the north but we still blow in cloud from the north—west even into england and wales. the result is that it will not be as: tuesday night into wednesday morning with temperatures reaching between seven and 11 degrees. more cloud coming into the north and west of the uk on wednesday to more sunshine for southern and eastern areas. the rain eases off on the north—west in the breeze dies down as well. temperatures again around 16, 17 degrees. as i say, it will be much colder at the end of the week. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: as turkey is preparing to reveal all about the murder of the the journalist jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul, the us treasury secretary h

pulses of rain and strong wind coming into the westernmost parts of scotland, gusty winds for the penninesound 50 miles an hour. most places a mixture of cloud and sunshine and and a little bit warmer tomorrow. in aberdeenshire, sunshine could see 18 degrees. by wednesday, most places dry. the breeze using. for thursday, the first signs of that change to colder weather. notice the rain gathering towards north—west scotland. this is a weather front that will move south thursday night into friday, still ahead of it on friday, some sunny spells, temperatures in the mid to low teens but as that move south, thursday into friday, the blue takes over. follow the arrows to the arctic, it's a stronger wind. wind chill becomes more of a feature and there will be showers. falling snow in the northern hills but sunshine at times times as well. the cold snap on the way, the wind will feel quite bitter at times compared with what we have had and that chance of seeing some snow as well. it's all going on by the time they get to the weekend. looks like winter is knocking at the door and we are going to be

the best the east of the pennines.warmest, temperatures 18 celsius. outbreaks of rain across scotland. overnight tonight, not a great deal of change tonight, not a great deal of change to that theme. it is that north—westerly wind feeding that cloud in. it could be quite chilly tonight. temperatures down to 6 degrees in cardiff. on into wednesday, very similar to today. north—western areas always quite cloudy. a few spots of rain in scotla nd cloudy. a few spots of rain in scotland but sunny spells developing elsewhere. hello, this is bbc newsroom live with rebecca jones. the headlines: the turkish president, recep tayyip erdogan, has said there is strong evidence to show the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered in a premeditated operation inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. evidence shows that jamal khashoggi was killed in a violent, savage murder. this was a planned operation. around 8,000 council workers in glasgow are staging a 48—hour strike over the issue of equal pay. primary schools, nurseries and

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the east of the pennines, some sunshine.some sunshine and just one or two showers moving in and temperatures droned about 13 or 1a celsius, so feeling still quite a little chilly —— around about 13 or 14. little chilly —— around about 13 or 1a. tonight we will continue with quite a bit of cloud across central southern areas. misty, murky conditions again in the wednesday morning, but that will keep up temperatures into double figures. clear skies and cold air, temperatures they are down to about 3-6 temperatures they are down to about 3—6 degrees. that is where you will start off with some sunshine during wednesday. elsewhere again misty and murky conditions but things will slowly brighten up into the afternoon and again mostly cloudy day. some rain in the western and northern areas of scotland. maximum temperature of about 12—14d, still quite mild, elsewhere 18 or 19 celsius as your high. scotland still has this high pressure into thursday, and across england and wales, but slowly retreating away, being replaced by a low pr

the best of the sunshine to the east of the high ground, maybe east of the pennines, parts of east angliawe will see outbreaks of rain setting in across northwestern scotland. some of this turning heavy late in the day. those temperatures a little bit lower than they were on wednesday night, about 15 degrees. this rain across scotland will start to push its way southeastwards as we go through thursday night into the early hours of friday. not much rain around actually as we see this weather system sliding into england and wales. but behind it, quite a big change in the feel of the weather. the winds switch round to more of a northerly direction. and as you can see, we're going to start to tap into some pretty cold air before the end of the week. that air coming from a long way north. so things are going to feel decidedly chilly. the remnants of our band of cloud and rain and cold front will slide across southeastern areas early on friday. then we will see some spells of sunshine but in areas exposed this keen northerly wind, there will also be showers. and yes, those showers will start to

will be showers in coastal areas, northern scotland, coming into the higher hills in scotland, the penninesf thunder but most actually will be dry with some sunshine for the clea n, dry with some sunshine for the clean, crisp arctic air, but those temperatures have come down and they stay down by the start of the weekend. some coastal showers around, many places will be dry with some sunshine, but if the feeling of the weather which is all—important. a winter direction for the winter, northerly, a brisk wind, temperature is hardly anybody getting into double figures at when you factor in the winter it will feel colder than this and feel more like it is mid to low single figures. winter in control this weekend. temperatures creep back in next week. that's it from us, goodbye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines — the us secret service says suspicious packages have been sent to the home of barack obama, and to hillary clinton. the headquarters of the news broadcaster cnn were evacuated in new york with police telling people nearby to take shelter. the crown prince of saudi arabia says the p

up then we will see bands and showers moving south, a bit of winter over the hills and into the pennines coastal areas and these are the maximum temperatures. they may not look maximum temperatures but i assure you they are. a good night for wrapping up well, and hopefully if you are like me, you can stay in bed foran you are like me, you can stay in bed for an extra hours a night. winds picking up across east anglia and the south—east. here, it shouldn't be too cold in terms of the temperatures overnight. as you have further west and north into scotland and northern ireland, a touch of frost. the winds are falling lighter and the skies will be clearing. a ridge of high pressure building here. away from the north—west towards the south—east, the winds will be stronger and quite a few showers feeding into kent and essex, a few across east anglia in the morning. tending to ease off and there will be fewer showers than today. further west, a good chance of eight completely dry day and a lot of sunshine around as well. if you get out of the winds, not too bad. temperatures are still struggli

and similar gusts across the pennines. around. where it breaks it would be chilly. but not as chilly as the nightjust gone, perhaps. the chance of some mist and fog patches forming as we go through the course of the night. tomorrow, the rain increasingly patchy across the north and west. more cloud tomorrow than we are looking at today. the best of the sunshine will be in the east and also the south. it'll be a breezy day tomorrow. not as windy as today. temperatures tomorrow up to about 15, 16 celsius. by thursday, we have a weather front coming in across the north—west. this will bring in some heavy rain. we've had some heavy rain over the past couple of days. as it sinks south, behind the wind will change direction and things will change direction and things will turn cooler for everybody. ahead of it, still some cloud, some breaks, some sunshine, especially across the south and east. temperatures down on the previous day. but as the wind veers tomorrow for northerly behind that weather front it'll turn much colder by t

falling as snow over the hills and mountains of scotland and perhaps for the north pennines, as well.rn parts of the uk should stay right to liberalise the dry on sunday and there will be ple nty of dry on sunday and there will be plenty of sunshine —— should state largely dry. temperatures at best around 7—9 for most, could see around 7—9 for most, could see around 7—9 for most, could see around 10—12 across some southern and south—west parts of england. that's how it's looking through the weekend. we have some pretty chilly weather on the way. certainly time to dig out the scarf and gloves. more from here in stonehenge in about 15 minutes. very good, thank you very much. it's been dramatic there. i rather like the small version and the big version and beautiful dawn this morning as the sun came up over that rather mystical place. are we cutting into the cake later? we should leave it alone, it's probably bad luck.” wa nt to alone, it's probably bad luck.” want to see underneath. we've been talking about the level of credit card spending this morning. the problem is, after people who

and also some sunshine for the east midlands, south of wales, east of the grampians, east of the pennines around than yesterday and we have rain from the weather front coming into the north—west of scotland with the rain pepping up north—west of scotland with the rain pepping up through the course of the day. cooler behind it, but still relatively mild. temperatures closer to where they should be at this stage in october. through the evening and overnight, the weather front starts to move southwards as a wea ker feature, front starts to move southwards as a weaker feature, taking cloud front starts to move southwards as a weakerfeature, taking cloud with it and also some patchy rain. under clear skies behind it will turn much colder. the wind veering and we will see snow on the hills of scotland. in the south, we are looking at overnight lows in london of 10 degrees, but that will change. it's going to be a mild start to the day in the south but as our weather front clears, taking its cloud and patchy rain with it, behind it the floodgates opened to this cold air. it will be a windy day a

are showers showing up on some of these could fall of snow over the higher ground of scotland, the penninesh us into the weekend. saturday, a lot of coastal areas at the risk of seeing these showers, a mix of cloud and sunshine, strong, cold, northerly wind, that is a winter direction for you, and hardly any of us into double figures on the temperatures, maybe in the very far south. factor in the wind and it will feel colder than that, the wind—chill factor will make it feel like it is in low single figures. not the coldest weather we have seen, of course, but a shock after what we have had. last weekend it was almost 20 celsius. so, much colder, some in showers, and an early taste of winter on the way. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the national audit office is warning there could be queues, delays and criminal activity at the uk border if britain leaves the eu without a deal. theresa may will meet the influential conservative 1922 committee of backbench mps later to be questioned over her brexit plans. the united states will revoke visas for those suspected to be involved in kill

with that sunshine they will be a few showers which could turn wintry over high ground of scotland, penninesd, it is going to feel more like about 2 degrees in aberdeen, eight celsius in london. a big change in how the weather feels. that cold weather will last into the weekend. they will last into the weekend. they will be plenty of sunshine and those temperatures still about 8—10 celsius. you're watching bbc newsroom live. these are today's main stories. queues, delays and even criminal gang activity at the uk border. that's what britain faces if it leaves the eu without a deal, a government watchdog says. theresa may will face her tory critics this afternoon as she addresses a meeting of the backbench1922 committee amid concerns over her leadership. first though she is going to be at prime minsiters's question —— and in a moment we'll be going there live "the worst cover up ever". donald trump criticises saudi arabia's response to the murder ofjournalist jamal hashoggi. large crowds at a market in fiji cut short a visit by the duchess of sussex due to security concerns. and a record—break

some brightness across eastern areas of england, east of the pennines and scotland, from sunny spells in northern and eastern parts. it remains quite cloudy around the coast. a mild state, attempted up to 20 celsius in the south—east. tonight we keep a lot of that cloud, again the chance of some rain, some lurk in the hills. the temperatures drop into single figures, double figures elsewhere though. wednesday, a largely cloudy day. misty in the morning, bright spells develop into the afternoon. relatively mild with highs of 15 to 19 celsius. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the prime minister promises that immigration will fall after brexit and there will be no preferential treatment for migrants coming from the european union. former foreign secretary boris will later address a fringe event at the conservative party conference. he's expected to urge the party not to "ape" labour leaderjeremy corbyn. the number of people known to have died in friday's earthquake and tsunami in indonesia has risen to more than 1,200. a group of mothers are mounting a high court

to the east of the pennines, some sunshine developing, and as well across scotland.gh this evening and tonight, it remains quite blustery in northern and eastern areas, and some clear spells but elsewhere it remains quite cloudy and against the misty and murky conditions around wales in the south—west. that is where temperatures will stay in double figures. but single figures with those clear spells in northern and eastern areas. wednesday, starting off with some sunshine but again there will be quite a bit of cloud, tending to increase into the afternoon. still a few breaks here and there, giving a few glimmers of sunshine. temperatures into the mid to high teens, some rain moving into the far north and west of scotland. that is because we have another system gradually moving in in the thirsty. higher pressure slipping away but that should keep things relatively settled —— in to hosting. this is thursday. the brightness and sunny spells from time to time across england and wales. mostly dry apart from a few showers in the far north—west of england. but more of rain

towards the east of the pennines and through southern areas of england and wales, the cloud breaking, this north—westerly feed, these northern and western a lwa ys feed, these northern and western always quite cloudy, the further south and east you are cloudy spells we re south and east you are cloudy spells were temptress could get them to the fairly low single figures. chilly start on wednesday morning, across scotla nd start on wednesday morning, across scotland and northern ireland quite cloudy, sunshine the east, for england and wales there will be sunshine breaking through the cloud from time to time, staying on the cloudy side. temperatures on wednesday 13—16, similar conditions on thursday, by friday and into the weekend it'll turn much colder, get out your hats, gloves and scarves and winter coats. more than that throughout the morning on the news channel. hello it's tuesday, it's just after 10 o'clock, i'm joanna gosling. the turkish president erdogan is due to stand up shortly and address his party in parliament — he's promised to reveal what he says is the "naked truth" a

still some sunshine to be had, the best of which will be in the south and east, across the east pennines just climbing up around 16 celsius. just climbing up a little bit on what we're looking at today. as we head into wednesday, still a lot of dry weather, still a fair bit of sunshine, variable amounts of cloud, some drizzle here and there across parts of the north and there across parts of the north and north—west of scotland. temperature wise, we are still in pretty good shape. but as we head on into thursday, a bit of a change, another weather front coming in across the north west, producing some rain, this will signify the change in the temperatures. you can see the cloud coming in from the west, so it is the south and east that hang onto most of the sunshine. these temperatures are going down, looking at 12 or 13, that leaves us with northerly winds and some snow on some of the mountaintops. let's have a look at today's front pages. the mirror leads with the story that david and victoria beckham's home has been raided by a masked gang. the guardian has a pictuture of new cctv foota

still some splashes of rain in the afternoon, particularly in the southern pennines and lincolnshired and darainea start to get a bit more widespread and daraine a bit heavier in the morning stretching from south—west england, wales, the midlands, into the north—east. south of it, a mild start, to the north of it, chile. freezing in rural areas on saturday morning —— chilly. that system is developing into a residential area of low pressure and for those with parched gardens it is good news, some welcome rain and sizeable rain pushing across england and wales but accompanied by some strong winds and feeling pretty cold. it starts dry in east anglia and the south—east, it will finish after a wet start to the north and west. the sun will come out and it should finish on a final note. scotland and northern ireland, saturday is the day for you. almost a perfect crisp and fresh autumn day with tempered is around ten or 12 degrees. on sunday, sunshine is back for england and wales, this is a better day for the weekend. further north, it is where weekend. further north, it is where we have s

cloud and probably fewer sunny spells compared to today, and they will be towards the east of the penninesstory on wednesday, 24th october. trade ministers from the wto are meeting to try to make it more effective in resolving trade disputes. but absent from the talks — both the us and china, who are deep into a trade war. also in the programme... the eu says it‘s open to dialogue with italy, after ordering rome to rethink its 2019 budget plans, in an unprecedented move.

a lot of cloud around, occasional sunny spells, to the east of the pennines, but that cloud will continueld turn quite damp here. the rain is likely to be patchy, staying dry and bright in the south. temperature wise, most of the south. temperature wise, most of the uk on thursday will be still mild. 1719 degrees fairly widely, starting to turn cooler again in scotland. the weather front will be pushed into northern ireland and wales on friday. outbreaks of rain here. to the north, sunny and cooler, to the south, still a bit of cloud and occasional sunny spells. here, we are still into the warm air. temperatures up to 21 degrees in london and south—east england, compared with much cooler weather in scotland, northern ireland, northern england. temperatures there will be ten or 12 degrees. this weekend, mixed weather fortunes. the ten or 12 degrees. this weekend, mixed weatherfortunes. the rain is likely to be heavy and slow moving. scotla nd likely to be heavy and slow moving. scotland and northern ireland, dry and sunny for the most part on saturday. into sunday, the rain easing away fro