the peaks on the pennines.s of frost setting in. saturday, another wet start the day. the rain there will eventually begin to pull away towards east anglia and south—east england so you will start to see something of an improvement across something of an improvement across some of those worst affected areas. further north—west another day of blustery showers, some a bit wintry over the highest ground in scotland. it will feel colder here. looking at the weather picture during the night, the cold air will arrive across southern counties of england and as we head into sunday morning you might have an extra hour in bed as the clocks go back but that extra hour could be spent underneath a warm duvet. it will be a chilly and frosty start the day but a day of sparkling sunshine, blue skies, a few showers though affecting northern and eastern scotland and maybe one or two running down the eastern coast of scotland as well, feeling cold across the south. highs 00:29:12,714 --> 1073741526:10:16,893 of 1073741526:10:16,8

to the east of the pennines, fairly wet but some of the pennines, fairly wet but some of the penninesern coasts, eastern coasts, sorry. a bright sunny start to the west, wales and south—west england. a few showers for western scotland, but many western areas having a better day than today. temperatures fairly similar to today. still damp across eastern counties of england. that will clear on sunday night, turning misty in places. another batch of weather fronts set to move into the area of low pressure on monday. 0n fronts set to move into the area of low pressure on monday. on monday, could start of dry and bright but outbreaks of rain push northwards and eastwards. not as much rain as overnight, the rain fragmenting. in the west, brightening up for many but it will be a windy day. this changeable pattern will persist into next week. each subsequent dip we see another area of low pressure. a quick look at some city forecasts show there is always likely to be rain at times and gusty winds too. this is bbc world news today. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories. the us secretary of

district pennines, 50—30 mm. —— 20 having 50 ml... the odd shower around here. sundays was in eastern scotland. gusty winds. you could see some rain on wrong —— along this squall over the area. temperatures in england despite the rain. and in the afternoon. as we go on through friday into saturday morning, the weather front to the south doesn't look like it has a huge amount of rain on it for a time but it is still there and it is still damp. lower temperatures when you had the clear skies, the odd shower through scotland and northern ireland. another look at the big picture saturday here, this weather front still there. hanging around into the weekend. cloudy, damn picture southern england maybe south wales. showers —— cloudy, damp picture. not wash out for the weekend. for any stretch the imagination but it doesn't pop up later south—west wales. it will head up later south—west wales. it will head up into the north sea sunday morning and you see behind that a good deal of cloud and other showers and a spill of rain they will go on.

showers going into the west of scotland, may be parts of northern ireland, the western side of the penninesill also take the last of the milder air, one or two spots on saturday in kent got up to in excess of 18 degrees. we won't be seeing that sort of thing again for a good few days to come. and the nights are pretty chilly as well starting with tonight. two, three, four degrees in the south will come as a shock, there could be a touch of frost where the windfalls light. the nightjust that little bit longer to cool things off as well because remember the clocks are going to back one hour. this is how we start the new day on sunday. england, wales, the greater part of northern ireland, the southern portions of scotland — dry, fine, sunny, crisp, it is the other face of autumn. what is also noticeable is it stays windy and very showery across northern and eastern parts of scotland, one or two showers into the northern coast of ireland and the western side of the pennine. but much cooler, forget about 18, it is hello, 12 or 13. at the very best. and that is the way we proceed into the first h

going, so to into the west of scotland, may be parts of northern ireland, the western side of the penninescontinent. so, it takes the rain away but it will also take the last of the milder air, one or two spots on saturday in kent got up to in excess of 18 degrees. we won‘t be seeing that sort of thing again for a good few days to come. and the nights are pretty chilly as well, starting with tonight. two, three, 4 degrees in the south will come as a shock, there could be a touch of frost when the windfalls light. the nightjust that little bit longer to cool things off as well because remember the clocks are going to back one hour. this is how we start the new day on sunday. england, wales, the greater part of northern ireland, the southern portions of scotland, dry, fine, sunny, crisp, it is the other face of autumn. what is also noticeable is it stays windy and very showery across northern and eastern parts of scotland, one or two showers into the northern coast of ireland and the western side of the pennine. but much cooler, forget about 18, it is hello, 12 or 13. at the very best. and t

wales with the rain not just heavy but persistent across the high ground of wales, the peaks on the pennines 50 to 70 millimetres of rain, that is quite a lot. the risk of some flooding impacts. a sliver of brighter weather across more central portions of the uk. it stays mild to the south of our weather front with temperatures up to 17 celsius. but to the north and west that is where we have got the cooler and fresher air. this weekend, a mixture of sunshine and showers for quite a few of us on saturday but sunday looks like the cloudy day. more rain and targeting england and wales. in more detail, that we can start like this. rain across southern counties of england, quite a grim day across the far south—east with rain persistent here for much of the day. the further north and west you go the brighter it gets, the sun coming through but heavy showers and thunder. fresher, cooler day, the mildest weather hanging on in the channel islands. sunday, rain widely and it could linger across parts of eastern england. as it slowly moves away there is the potential for stronger winds to work in for

office has yellow weather warnings invoice for rain as well as wales, the peak district into the penninesriving through that. joe was rattling into west of glasgow, giving fairly high rainfall totals again. —— showers. difficult travelling conditions. giving an indication of the stronger wind gust as well, this area of heavy rain feeding further south across england and wales, quite widely in nature as the day goes on. brightening up for northern south wales, sunny spells, the odd showerfor northern south wales, sunny spells, the odd shower for northern ireland, one or two reaching into eastern scotland. it's not a washout everywhere. this is the picture into saturday morning, still the cloud in some outbreaks of rain, but the further south you are in england, still a chance of a shower in northern ireland, especially in western parts of scotland. temperatures will be higher where you have some clear spells. latter—day begins. we still have this close to parts of southern england but they will be some sunny spells to be had, yes, there is a chance of catching one or two showers, but it wo

the pennines, you may catch one or two around the pennines, you may catch one 01’ two showers arounds looking absolutely fine. the low pressure you can just about see it in the north sea is close by to the north—eastern portion of the uk but now we're looking forward to this big gap in the weather, and weather frontier, and that will be coming our way but not until later on in the week. this high pressure first needs to build in. that will things down for us. the outlook for the next few days is looking pretty calm, pretty settled on the weather front. these other showers brought in bya front. these other showers brought in by a cool northerly wind actually, and it is going to be a chilly day today across scotland. temperatures may only be, may not reach higher than seven degrees in some areas. 12, 13, 14 in the south. really quite cool throughout the country today. it has been a pretty nippy start and if you are popping up nippy start and if you are popping up in the next hour or so it has been chilly in london overnight, two or three degrees above freezing. this coming night, it wi

this is the radar picture over the past few hours, we have already had heavy rain across the pennines as well as the welsh hills, and this band of heavy rain continues south eastwards. there are other showers in the north, the wetter weather across england and wales. as it moves southwards, it should brighten up moves southwards, it should brighten up and dry up across northern england, and more of wales. staying wet in the midlands and southern england where it is quite windy. and further north, we still have strong winds sweeping into the central belt of scotland. blowing and lots of showers across scotland, some for northern ireland and temperatures around 13, 14 northern ireland and temperatures around 13, 1a or 15 degrees. further south, it is not particularly cold rain yet, temperatures of 17 or 18 degrees. overnight, the wind eased down, we still have rain threatening southern england and is and the midlands towards east anglia, further north we have clearer skies and shell is becoming fewer and the wind dropping. a bit chillier and six or 7 degrees in scotland and northern ire

this will bring a lot of rain to the hills of wales and also about the peaks in the southern penninesd, could see 50 to 70 managers of rain. enough to cause localised surface water flooding. ellis observed rain across the south—east, no great amount of rain around on friday. indeed, here it'll put him out of the tyres up to 18 degrees or so. further north and west, into the pressure and cooler air. temperatures 12 to 1a degrees. across england and wales this weekend we have more unsettled began on the bible stops and heavy rain around and often quite cloudy. localised surface water flooding is a possibility. by that neither scotla nd a possibility. by that neither scotland and northern ireland, other which is unsettled here we have a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. that issue weather. this you're watc this hing beyond 100 days... turkey begins a long anticipated war against kurdish forces inside syria. president erdogan says turkish forces will establish a safe zone, into which they intend to return some 2 million syrian refugees. the uk, germany, france, and russia all condemn

office has yellow weather warnings in force for rain for much of wales, the peak district into the penninesd, quite widely15—30 millimetres, difficult driving through that. and the showers rattling into western scotland, north of glasgow, giving fairly high rainfall totals again, especially for the higher ground, some difficult travelling conditions. giving an indication of where we‘re going to see some of the stronger wind gusts as well, this area of heavy rain feeding further south across england and wales, quite squally in nature as the day goes on. brightening up for some, north wales, northern england as the day goes on, sunny spells, the odd shower for northern ireland, one or two reaching into eastern scotland, it‘s not a washout everywhere! this is the picture friday night into saturday morning, still the cloud and some outbreaks of rain. the further south you are in england, still the chance of a shower in northern ireland, or especially in northern and western parts of scotland. the lower temperatures will be where you do have some clear spells. now, as saturday begins, we still h

particularly across the pennines, the welsh hills and the south west moors.lear skies around. a few sherrock lives in north—west scotland. turning wintry over the hills. snow here and there. chillier to the north of the uk. a gale force wind to go with it as well. most start bright. sunshine hazy for england and wales, then turning grey. persistent rain settling in across wales, spreading into northern england and the midlands. a few splashes towards the east. gale force winds across the south. a warm wind. 17, 18 degrees in the southern half of england and wales. northern half of england and wales. northern half of england and wales. northern half of the uk 10 degrees cooler. a contrast to playing out. between those contrasts we will see persistent rain in the evening. the rain sits all night long. avoiding the south—east corner. gale force winds here. avoiding parts of scotla nd winds here. avoiding parts of scotland and northern ireland. clear skies and showers. another frosty night. 15 degrees in the south—east corner. still the contrast to start the week

they could be enough cloud to the eastern side of the pennines and eastern scotland to pass on the oddy, unsettled weather. when did things change? well, by the middle part of the week we might see the first sign of frontal systems more active in this moist of the set here trying to push their way across the british isles. some uncertainty about the timing but i we will change in the second half of the week. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories. millions of californians face having their power cut as the state battles a surge in wildfires. another huge protest in barcelona as the backlash over spain's jailing of separatist catalonian leaders continues. a man has been charged with 39 counts of manslaughter over the deaths of migrants found in a lorry in england. catholic bishops vote in favour of allowing married men to become priests in remote areas of the amazon.

office has yellow weather warnings in force for rain for much of wales, the peak district into the penninesland, north of glasgow, giving early high rainfall totals again, especially for the higher ground, but some difficult travelling conditions. giving an indication of where we're going to see some of the stronger wind gusts as well, this area of heavy rain feeding further south across england under, quite squally in nature as the day goes on. brightening up for some, north wales, northern england as the day goes on, sunny spells, the odd shower for northern ireland, one or two reaching into eastern scotland, it's not a washout everywhere. this is the picture friday night into saturday morning, still the cloud and some outbreaks of rain. the further south you are in england, still the chance of a show in northern ireland, or especially in northern and western parts of scotland. the lower temperatures will be where you do have some clear spells. now, as saturday begins, we still have this weather front close to parts of southern england, but elsewhere there will be some sunny spells to be

large accumulations of rain across the pea ks and large accumulations of rain across the peaks and penninesmidlands and lower england, will be enough rain to cause localised surface issues. a mild night in the south, cold with a patchy frost in the north. showers affecting the high ground in scotla nd affecting the high ground in scotland at times. on saturday, even as the band of rain eases away from the worst affected areas, the what it will still be running off the hills into the river catchment is a flooding could get worse before better. sunshine and blustery showers across the north—west of the country and for most of us, it is a call today with milder air clinging on across the far south—east of england. that is your weather. this is bbc news i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm. families in vietnam say they fear their loved ones are among the 39 people who died in the refrigerated container in essex. the lorry driver remains in custody and police have now made three more arrests as they continue their investigation. the prime minister tells jeremy corbyn he should back an electio

the pennines will have persistent weather.south—east corner, the wind will pick up here. some of that rainmaker background as we go into the afternoon. a great day for shetland but windy, and towards northern ireland, wales, western scotland, much more brightness, much more sunshine compared to what we have seen sunshine compared to what we have seen today. it will be some showers. some will avoid it altogether and temperatures where they should be. now you get to dry out a little bit, but only through sunday night. then, as we go into the start of next week, look at this big area of low pressure, winding itself up near iceland and throwing itself in, making for a no other wet morning or western parts of the uk. widely touching gale force strength, the rain turnsa touching gale force strength, the rain turns a bit lighter and patchy as it heads its way eastwards and we finished with some clear skies. take a look at this for the week ahead, this is the position of the jet stream. really firing its way across the atlantic toward

the only place we will see heavy rain, south—west england will get heavy rain and the peaks and pennines the midlands and northern england, there will be more than enough rain to cause problems locally with flooding issues. further south it is going to bea mild issues. further south it is going to be a mild night. it to the north are some patches of frost, blustery showers affecting north west scotland, some wintry or very high ground and that he is on into saturday. even as the band of rain is as from those worst hit areas there will still be water running off the hills into the river catchments, flooding to get worse before it gets better. a cool day across northern parts of the country, a day of sunshine and blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland. most of us, temperatures struggling into single figures, the exception, the amount arejust clinging on figures, the exception, the amount are just clinging on across the far south—east of england but ultimately colder weather will arrive as we go through saturday night and into the first part of sunday. sunday starts off on first

higher totals we may see in the higher ground in the moors of south—west england, the welsh hills and penninesthis, but with that much rain falling for some, the potential for some flooding and perhaps some travel disruption. there are some met office yellow warnings in force, details at the website. so again, the possibility of seeing some disruption, especially to travel as we go into the start of the weekend. and this is how we start saturday. away from the area of rain overnight into saturday, some clearer skies elsewhere in northern ireland and scotland, still a few showers, and of course maybe a touch of frost too. the rain does eventually move south on saturday, away from the wettest parts of england and wales, to give a wet afternoon towards east anglia and south—east england. elsewhere, brighter skies developing for many, with a few showers around, and the cold air pushing further southwards, still there in the far south—east by the end of the afternoon. through saturday night and into sunday, get rid of this front, get rid of the rain. the blue is in charge. the cold air has won the

we could see snow in the southern uplands and pennines.st. fracking. do you or don't you? it's incredibly controversial but a new report today is casting doubt on the benefits of fracking. ben's with us. we've heard the pros and cons of fracking for years. supporters, including the government say it's the solution to our energy needs, by reducing our reliance on imported gas and to help cut our bills. critics say it's too expensive, bad for the environment and just too slow. remember — fracking, or hydraulic fracturing to give it the proper name, involves drilling down and then sideways into shale rock. the british geological survey estimates there are 13,000 trillion cubic feet of shale gas resources in northern england. the drill is trying to reach desposits of natural gas trapped in the rock. once the well has been drilled, water, chemicals and sand are pumped in at high pressure to fracture the rock and expand it. that releases the gas which is then pumped out of the well. it can then be collected and used to heat homes or given to pow

rain totals mounting to the moors of the southwest welsh hills, pennines, they could be some floodingentually on through saturday, all of this is moving southwards away from the wettest areas, into east anglia and south—east england. writer skies following on behind. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america, or around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: borisjohnson calls on the british parliament to back an early general election in december. in return he's offering more time to debate his brexit deal. police begin moving the bodies of 39 people believed to be from china found dead in a refrigerated lorry outside london. uluru's final ascent — tourists prepare to climb the sacred red rock, much against the wishes of indigenous australians for the last time. caught on camera, undercover — the baby elephants taken from theirfamilies in zimbabwe to be sold to the chinese.

. 0ne of england may be through yorkshire and the pennines.tures struggling, nine in scotland, 15 and the south and the low pressure unit is on monday, starting to die, taking showers away from us, a bit of a? whether you will get rain in the morning and the south—east on monday, but by the afternoon looking like the weather is dry across the country, but necessarily clear blue skies but right at the very least, 14 skies but right at the very least, 1a in london on monday, ten or 11 in at the north. the summary for the weekend, a mix of sunshine and showers but predominantly dry and that's why we have the right weather for cardiff and london, more rain and in butter but from sunday onwards and the high pressure builds monday to wednesday and whether stabilisers with temperatures staying on the fresh side around 13 degrees. back to you. under the fresh side but the sun is shining here on the palace of westminster this morning. what are spending a moment enjoying the scenes, we can see the shot from the airas scenes, we can see the shot from the

, with the rain notjust heavy, but also persistent across the high ground of wales, peaks in the penninesa nd continues as well for western scotland with a sliver of brighter weather across more central portions of the uk. it stays mild to the front, with impetus up to 18 or 17 degrees, to the north and west that is where we have got more cool and fresh air, 11—14d for many. this weekend, a mixer of sunshine and showers for many on saturday, but sunday looks more cloudy. probably more general rain and again targeting england and wales. in more detail, the weekend starts off like this. some rain across southern counties of england, might be a quite grim day across the far south—east with rain persistent year for much of the day. further north in ourthe for much of the day. further north in our the brighter the skies get, some sunny spells with heavy thundery showers. notice temperatures falling a crossing m e nswear temperatures falling a crossing menswear and wales, a more cool and fresh day, the mail weather hanging on in the channel islands. sunday, some rain fairly widely, it could lin

wet weather to the east of the pennines too.owards lincolnshire and east anglia. some of the rain will have eased for the east midlands and the south—east, but don't let your guard down. some of that rain may return later on. west of that, a blustery day. the strongest winds to the south—west and south wales. a few showers drifting through western scotland, north—west england, north wales, and the midlands throughout. but here, generally a lot more in the way of drier and brighter weather compared with what we saw on saturday. a bright day towards the north east. but the north east to the south west, their windy conditions. and temperatures at the levels they should be for the time of year. they will feel cooler down those eastern coast with the wind off the sea. still some rain for a time as we go into sunday evening across central and eastern parts. that will fade away. drier with some mist and fog forming. and then, later in the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west. that will lift temperatures up into

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the high ground in wales and the pea ks in across the high ground in wales and the peaks in the pennineslding up see large rainfall totals building up and that means we will see some localised flooding issues building and as we head into the first part of the weekend. saturday itself, the weather front what is initially slow to move towards the south—east of england but eventually turning wet. further north for scotland, northern ireland and the north of england, sunny spells and blustery showers and through the afternoon might be five celsius at 4pm, still milder towards the south—east of england, but by sunday as the clocks go back an extra hour in bed but it could be spent underneath a warm duvet because the chilly air will be feeding southwards, dry and sunny and sparkling skies for many of us but a few showers in the north and east, that is the weather. this is beyond 100 days, with me, michelle fleury in washington. christian fraser is in london. our top stories: the british prime minister calls for mps to back an early general election on thursday december the 12th. donald trump c

will continue into the early part of this afternoon. 50—70 millimetres in western wales and the pennines's also quite windy. these are the gusts, up to 50 mph around southern and western coasts this afternoon. maximum temperature today of 13—18. through this evening and overnight, the rain in the south will continue. very wet night to come. further north, still showers around but they are easing off with clear skies across northern parts of the uk mean temperatures will drop to single figures. further south it will stay mild but you can see the rain here continue. there is the weather front, still positioned across southern areas. on saturday it will gradually move northwards. further north across the uk it should be largely dry. a few showers for scotla nd largely dry. a few showers for scotland and northern ireland, largely dry and bright weather here. in the south the rain will continue, edging into south wales and the south midlands during saturday afternoon with maximum temperatures on saturday of around 1a, may 16 celsius. the weather front again, on sunday it will move further nor

aided by southeast wind and the heaviest towards eastern parts and certainly to the east of the pennineshter skies and showers with the rain never far away for the midlands and the south—east. in the rain slowly easing across scotland on the north—east will brighten up. further west, will be a few showers drifting down the north—west wind, gusty estate on the south—west corner, many will have a drier and brighter day today and it should feel pleasa nt day today and it should feel pleasant in the sunshine and out of the breeze. the dryer slot comes through sunday night because by the time we hit monday morning this low pressure will spin more in away of rain and pretty strong winds as well, gale force winds developing widely and a bright spot for eastern england but rain spreading eastwards on heaviest in the west in the morning and turning patchy as it heads to eastern areas later and it will be a cool day but brighter and western areas but never far away from the waterproofs next week. i hate to say that! good night.

wet weather to the east of the pennines too.east anglia. some of the rain will have eased for the east midlands and the south—east, but don't let your guard down. some of that rain may return later on. west of that, a blustery day. the strongest winds to the south—west and south wales. a few showers drifting through western scotland, north—west england, north wales, and the midlands throughout. but here, generally a lot more in the way of drier and brighter weather compared with what we saw on saturday. a bright day towards the north east. but the north east to the south west, there windy conditions. and temperatures at the levels they should be for the time of year. they will feel cooler down those eastern coasts with the wind off the sea. still some rain for a time as we go into sunday evening across central and eastern parts. that will fade away. drier with some mist and fog forming. and then, later in the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west. that will lift temperatures up into the start of monday mor

office has yellow weather warnings in force for rain for much of wales, the peak district into the pennines, difficult driving through that. and the showers rattling into western scotland, north of glasgow, giving fairly high rainfall totals again, especially for the higher ground, some difficult travelling conditions. giving an indication of where we're going to see some of the stronger wind gusts as well, this area of heavy rain feeding further south across england and wales, quite squally in nature as the day goes on. brightening up for some, north wales, northern england as the day goes on, sunny spells, the odd shower for northern ireland, one or two reaching into eastern scotland, it's not a washout everywhere! this is the picture friday night into saturday morning, still the cloud and some outbreaks of rain. the further south you are in england, still the chance of a show in northern ireland, or especially in northern and western parts of scotland. the lower temperatures will be where you do have some clear spells. now, as saturday begins, we still have this weather front close to pa

wet weather to these of the pennines, too.. some ease for the midlands and middle east, that may return later on. west a blustery day, a few showers drifting through north—west england, north—west wales and the midlands. generally, a lot more in the way of dry and brighter weather compared to what we saw on saturday. right towards the north—east, but in the south—west, the windiest conditions. temperatures at levels they should be for this time of year. still some rainfora time be for this time of year. still some rain for a time as we going to sunday evening across central and eastern parts, that will fade away. dry with the mist and fog forming, than for much of the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west. that will lift temperatures back into the start of the monday morning rush—hour, at straight towards the east of the country. as we start monday, this is the chart. a big low pressure area south of iceland, doesn't look great, does it? strong gale force winds, they could become severe gale force in the

north wales and into the pennines in parts of scotland with the showers.illimetres and leaveners. in the south, we have seen leaveners. in the south, we have seen plenty of torrential rain with around three inches of rain there. no surprise there are several flood warnings in force. this front bringing all the rain, slowly slipping its way south was these now, clearing its way from wales and parts of england as well. perhaps brightening up towards the end of the day. behind, in northern ireland it looks like a bright afternoon with some sunshine, blustery. as the rain arrives there, the rain begins to ease down. in the south—east it has been mild. 15 or 16 degrees, and that will be the case this afternoon. further north it is much colder. the rain and went close away from the south towards this evening. you can see the blue colour edging all the way southwards behind this where the front. it is going to be a very chilly end to the night. temperatures in low single digits for many. it won't be quite as cold northern scotland, which will be busy and have con

of us are about to see a lot of rain from the moors of south—west england to wales, and it is the penninesold air is in place for scotland, northern ireland and northern england, a touch of frost folsom of us. england, a touch of frost folsom of us. in northern scotland it is a mild —— a touch of frost for some of us mild —— a touch of frost for some of us in northern areas, it is milder the further south you are. the uk top and tail by strengthening winds, coastal gales in the north and south, and lots of hill fog down towards the south—west of england with this mild air. you can see the temperature contrasts across the uk. into saturday morning, the rain still falling, on the hills we could see something up to this, lower levels won't see as much as this, but there is a flood risk from it. there are some weather warnings in force, details on the website. there could be some disruption as a result. always good to keep in touch with your bbc local radio stations. it'll still be raining saturday morning. northern ireland come into scotland, clearer skies, especially the further north you ar

across the hills of wales and into the north midlands and also the pete district in the southern penninesthis will cause some problems. atrocious conditions on the road. the far south—east may see some brightness and mild to the south of the weather front. 18 degrees. 15 or 16 on the front. 18 degrees. 15 or 16 on the front. scotland and northern ireland with cooler air and the highs of 13 or 14 degrees. into the weekend, we must hold the set up with england and wales seeing more cloud and outbreaks of rain, some of which could be heavy and, again, because surface water flooding in could be heavy and, again, because surface waterflooding in places but further north scotland and northern ireland will be in the cool air with sunshine and showers, some of which may be heavy. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. tense times for global trade — as the us and china meet for talks — ahead of a new wave of tariffs next week. plus — billion—dollar breakdown. general motors faces its biggest labour dispute in more than a decade as a strike by $50,000 workers heads for a fourth week. and

we have maybe some strange ones across the site of the pennines as well. except in the very far north of scotland, a breeze ushering those showers along. temperatures, well, you won't be sending a postcard home for these. around the humber could be the warm spot of the afternoon, around 15 degrees, the warmest time of the day is right now. into the evening, pushing this rain further north, so if you step out in the small hours in wales, the midlands, even the north of england, you could see some rain, but it is more mild. further north, a touch of frost in the sheltered countryside. this is the picture for sunday, a complex set of weather fronts to say the least. what is it all mean? england and wales, don't start, maybe a little drier weather in the south, won't last, because we have to push some of the rain from the west of england further east, and at the same time, pushing another area of cloud further north. if you haven't had a mention, eventually south western parts of england and wales, you will brighten up. northern ireland, a decent sort of day.

the eastern pennines fairly wet.tern areas have a better day than today. temperatures fairly similar to today‘s values, 12— 17 degrees. still damp across much of western england to finish the day. that will clear as we going to sunday night, it could turn misty in places but another batch of weather fronts set to push in as we go through into monday. monday itself could start off dry and bright for commuter crust easternmost counties, but outbreaks of rain push that eastwards. not quite as much rain as we will see tonight, one or two spots not seeing much at all. in the west, after a wet start, brightening up west, after a wet start, brightening upfor west, after a wet start, brightening up for many, but it could be a windy start. winds may be up to 60 miles an hour in the north—west. just looking at the position of the jet strea m looking at the position of the jet stream wriggling across the atlantic, always never too far away from us. with each subsequent dip we see another area of low pressure. looking at city fo

mm of rain up over the hills of wales, very wet over the moors of southwest england and over the penninesn could bring the risk of some localised flooding as we head to the first part of the weekend. on saturday, the front itself will push a bit further south and eastwards as the day goes by. further north, a cold and frosty start with sunshine but plenty of showers moving across scotland, right the way across northern ireland and heading into parts of northern england, as well. for more of us, it will get colder with temperatures struggling. eight celsius in edinburgh, maybe just five celsius in the afternoon in newcastle. 1a celsius in london, so we still hang onto some milder air. there's an extra hour in bed as the clocks go back, but that extra hour may well be spent underneath the duvet as that colder air works its way towards the south. northerly winds bringing the risk of a few showers north and east of scotland and on the north sea coast of england, as well. temperatures for the most part between 9—11 celsius, so it is starting to turn cold or even across the southeast. in the mo

so it's the southwest moors, the pennines and the welsh hills that will see the bulk of the rain.or travel disruption for many of us as we go into saturday. 0vernight temperatures will be low across northern areas, but staying mild in the south. throughout the day on saturday, this band of rain doesn't move very far. but gradually, it spreads into the south—east of england. something drier and brighter further west. still some showers in the west of scotland, but quite a chilly day for many of us on saturday, temperatures in single figures. milder conditions in the far south—east of england. you can see that colder air will eventually spread further southwards as we go into sunday, pushing the warmer and milder air away. so for sunday morning, quite a chilly start. quite a widespread frost, especially across northern parts of england and into scotland. temperatures here will be below freezing. but during sunday, it should be a much drier and sunnier day for many of us. there willjust be a few showers in the far north. for most, dry with sparkling suntan and it will be pretty chill

the pennines, fairly wet. some of the heavy rain over east locklear and lincolnshire. and south—west england especially windy. many western areas having a better day than today. temperatures fairly similarto day than today. temperatures fairly similar to today, 12—17. still damp across eastern counties to finish the day. the rain clearing as we go into sunday, turning misty in places. more weather fronts into sunday, turning misty in places. more weatherfronts pushing its way in around the area of low pressure as we go into monday. monday may start dry and bright. 0utbreaks monday may start dry and bright. outbreaks of rain pushing north and east. not so much rain. the rain fragmenting as it moves east. in the west after a bright start, brightening up for many but it will be windy, winds touching 50 or 60. the changeable pattern persisting, look at the jet stream, never far away from us. each dip we see another area of low pressure. always likely to be rain at times and gusty wind too. the mother of british teenager harry dunn who died in a crash involving the wife of

wet weather to the east of the pennines too.l be down those eastern counties towards lincolnshire and east anglia. some of the rain will have eased for the east midlands and the south—east, but don't let your guard down. some of that rain may return later on. west of that, a blustery day. the strongest winds to the south—west and south wales. a few showers drifting through western scotland, north—west england, north wales, and the midlands throughout. but here, generally a lot more in the way of drier and brighter weather compared with what we saw on saturday. a bright day towards the north east. but the north east and the south west, there windy conditions. and temperatures at the levels they should be for the time of year. they will feel cooler down those eastern coasts with the wind off the sea. still some rain for a time as we go into sunday evening across central and eastern parts. that will fade away. drier with some mist and fog forming. and then, later in the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west.

office has yellow weather warnings in force for rain for much of wales, the peak district into the penninesriving through that. and the showers rattling into western scotland, north of glasgow, giving fairly high rainfall totals again, especially for the higher ground, some difficult travelling conditions. giving an indication of where we're going to see some of the stronger wind gusts as well, this area of heavy rain feeding further south across england and wales, quite squally in nature as the day goes on. brightening up for some, north wales, northern england as the day goes on, sunny spells, the odd shower for northern ireland, one or two reaching into eastern scotland, it's not a washout everywhere! this is the picture friday night into saturday morning, still the cloud and some outbreaks of rain. the further south you are in england, still the chance of a shower in northern ireland, or especially in northern and western parts of scotland. the lower temperatures will be where you do have some clear spells. now, as saturday begins, we still have this weather front close to parts of sout

where we'll see heavy rain, the moors will get a lot of rain in southwest england, the peaks and penninessues. it's mild in the south overnight but colder air in the north means patchy frost and some showers across southwest scotland as well. —— northwest of scotland. here's saturday forecast — even as a band of rain slowly pulls away from the southwest areas a lot of water coming up over the hills so any flooding could get worse as the days go by. plenty of sunshine in the north of the country and for most of us a cold day, with temperatures in the single figures for most of us. going through saturday night the colder air will arrive and it takes on into sunday, a cold and frosty start day and an extra hour in bed as clocks go back an hour and remember that, an extra hour perhaps spent huddled under a warm duvet. the cold north west wind extends to southern england. for most of us after a frosty start there will be sparkling blue skies and plenty of sunshine and a few showers for northern and eastern scotland and perhaps one or two running down the north sea coast of england. temperature

scotland, one or two showers in the northern coast of northern ireland in the western side of the penninesek. it is drier, for the most part sunnier, but also noticeably colder. from about the middle part of the week, we will see some cloud and rain getting into the far south—west and the second half of the week turns milder but again it turns wetter and turns much windier, too. this is bbc world news, the headlines: another huge protest in barcelona as the backlash over spain's jailing of separatist catalonian leaders continues. british police say a 25—year—old man has been charged with 39 counts of manslaughter after 39 bodies were found in a refrigerated lorry trailer. vietnam has ordered an investigation into people—smuggling networks following the discovery. millions of californians face having their power cut as the emergency services battle two rapidly spreading wildfires. 0ne company says it intends to turn off power in 36 counties after a transmission tower developed a fault near one of the fires. england have beaten new zealand to reach the final

the mountains of scotland and the tops of the pennines.are in the north of scotland on friday, you will feel that. we have just had on friday, you will feel that. we havejust had one on friday, you will feel that. we have just had one of our team saying, that is the day i go on holiday. we are not talking to him the rest of the show. i think we should name and shame. pete, there you go. u nfortu nately, pete pete, there you go. unfortunately, pete is in charge of the cameras. we need him. three hours to be nice to him. enjoy your holiday. it is a strange time to think about this. but what do you feel about this subject? what do you want to happen to your body after you die? would you consider donating it to science? yes. have you thought about it? i did a radio programme about this. i had never considered it before. it was about also, if you were to die, what would you do with your body? we spoke to a family who had that decision to make about their daughter. i wonder if it is more important to those left behind rather than to you. they sa

some of the wetter areas, yellow met office warnings in south wales, the peak district into the penninese could be some impact asa mounting here, there could be some impact as a result, it's notjust wait, it's also quite windy, too. particularly on this line of rain moving further south across england and. north wales drying up a bit, sunny spells in northern ireland, southern and eastern scotland. some will stay dry here, later, showers and the rest of scotland will push further east across scotland. overnight into saturday morning, those showers affecting parts of northern and western scotland, one or two northern and western scotland, one ortwo in northern and western scotland, one or two in northern ireland, still cloudy and damp in southern england. lower temperatures will be where we have the clearest guys. yes, we have the weather front close to southern parts of england, an area of,000 northern scotland. elsewhere, you will see quite a bit of dry weather on saturday, variable cloud, some sunny spells could be yours. but it looks like the rain will pep up south wales later in the

that rain across the whole of the country and we will also see some heavy rain over the peaks and penninesam of wet weather our way in the rain is not moving very far at all. overnight, wet the south west england and wales, turning wetter in the midlands and more rain to come in northern england. further north, scotland and northern ireland should see clearer skies away from the showers in the north—west. cold here again, a touch of frost. we have a huge temperature difference across the uk. southern parts of england mild, 15, winding along the south coast for a while. in the rain, the wind is quite light and slowly we band moving into the south—east in the afternoon, allowing drier weather to follow into northern england, dead whales and eventually the south—west of england. sunnier skies further north, quite a rash of blustery showers and colder air will push southwards behind that rain band, so mild for longer in the south—east but turning wetter during the afternoon. the rain band is on that weather front and that will take any mild airaway and weather front and that will take any mild

and western parts of scotland fourth stop showers running through northern ireland, median to the penninesorror, away. a sunday. what it will also do is drag any prospect of matching the 18 celsius in kent today, yes, as high as that. we start from a pretty chilly base. brown spots. grey skies for that with you longer tonight because the court, you will remember, going to go back by one hour. clear skies mean we will have frost in the proceedings for monday morning but look at that, at last, england, wales, much of northern ireland, southern scotland, dry, fine, sunny and chilly. northern parts of scotland, you've still got the event, still the odd cost around 50 mph. plenty showers there, one or two for the north of northern ireland, one or two for the north west of england. forget all about the 18, high in the south, no more than 12 or 13 degrees. having had so much rain, it was the face of autumn. start of next week it will be drier, there will be a greater chance of sunshine but it will be noticeably colder, both by day and by night, so if you haven't got a bit of de—icer out or a scra

to 120 millimetres over the hills of wales, very wet in the moors of south—west england and the penninesng into the first part of the weekend. on saturday, the front itself will begin to push a little bit further south and east woods as the day goes by. further north, cold and frosty start, some sunshine but plenty of shells moving across scotla nd plenty of shells moving across scotland and northern ireland and heading into parts of northern england as well. for more of us, it will get colder, temperatures are struggling, eight in edinburgh, may be justified in struggling, eight in edinburgh, may bejustified in newcastle, but 1a in london so hanging on some milder air. there is an extra hour in bed as the clocks go back but that might be spent underneath the duvet because the cold air works all the way down to the south, northerly winds bringing the risk of a few shows to the north and east of scotla nd shows to the north and east of scotland and down some north sea coast of england. temperatures for the most part between nine and 11 degrees so starting to turn cold evenin degrees so st