a bit of river scotland but into friday things will become dry across the board.og and low cloud building. it will be frost—free and most of us, temperatures on double figures from the word go on friday. weatherfront of sitting out in the atlantic but the economic and away across uk down toa the economic and away across uk down to a big area of high pressure. it is really in the driving seat through friday and into the weekend to. against a mist, some fog and some low cloud, especially in central southern and eastern parts. that should turn to break up during the day so sunny spells developing but still fairly grey in places by the afternoon. dumped averages around 13 to 1a degrees on friday and just a subtle change into the weekend, it should stay dry and settled but things will start to feel a little bit cooler. silver saturday, idris started the some mist, fog and low cloud but it should clear fairly quickly with clear conditions working in from the south—east. will not be quite as mild with temperatures about ten to 12 degrees on saturday. it cold night saturd

running into the use of scotland, and for most of us the use of scotland, and for most of us temperatures are still in single figures, bow riverainty about the prospects for that mainly dry elsewhere, single figure temperatures for most. as we know there is this pool of cold air accumulated over us. what will shift that? this area of low pressure will have a go deeper into next week. the first tab of the week high pressure, several mainly frosty nights. the low— pressure several mainly frosty nights. the low—pressure tries to come in later in the week, try to turn in more u nsettled in the week, try to turn in more unsettled once again, and less cold with the air coming in from the southwest but it is a very, very slow process. towards the end of the week we're still waiting for that to come in. note is this milder air poised to move in. it is going to ta ke poised to move in. it is going to take it's time onto this battle between mild air and cold air and the high end of the low—pressure. it looks like probably the milder, more u nsettled looks like probably the milder, more unsettled weather will come in by the end of the we

river to land the betfair chase for the second year in a row. it's a fourth win in four races at the merseyside track for the horse trained by nigel twiston davis scotlands team beat norway in 2008. let's got back to the principality stadium in cardiff to catch up on wales vs south africa. the score there, 14—11 to wells. south africa are mounting a little bit of a comeback in the second half. possession you can see, 76% so far this half. it will be an incredible result for wells if they do come back. this would be a clean sweep if they can continue to keep this one and beat south africa and this. they have won all games for the first time. we'll be back at 7.30, but we'll leave the final word tonight to the bbc‘s rugby union. correspondent ian robertson. after covering the sport on the bbc for almost 50 years, today's radio commentary of england against australia was his last and this was the last try that he'll ever call. pops it up to courtney lawes come he goes with the help of partly to the five metre out, then it comes along the line... he will walk through an touchdown for the tried! against england at a tremendous victor break here! the captain

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river levels starting to build up and the ground is saturated. sunday looks like we will take some of the wetter weather, potentially hills no further north into scotlandformer lawyer michael cohen pleads guilty, to lying to congress, during the inquiry into russian involvement in the us elections. confusion over a brexit tv debate between two party leaders — theresa may accepts the bbc‘s plan for a debate at 8pm on the ninth december, but jeremy corbyn prefers itv‘s proposal. the head of an nhs trust says he won't resign, after a range of services, including emergency and maternity, were found to be inadequate. inspectors said there were significant problems at the shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. sport now on afternoon live withjohn and we have a first managerial job for sol campbell, he's been speaking about joining macclefield town. we do. it's been long time coming for the former arsenal and england defender. the fomer arsenal and england defender sol campbell told macclesfield town they're getting one of the best players in the world after being appointed manager of the league two club. after an impressive playing career wih arsenal and england,