it is wea ker tracks up to scandinavia.t of the day, dryer in eastern scotland with sunshine through the midlands and southern england as well. because we‘re replacing the winds from the east with more of a south—westerly breeze, we should see temperatures a bit higher in most areas on wednesday. staying quite mild, probably into thursday. that will be chased away by sunny skies, then the winds will be picking up and rain arrives from the north—west. balance it‘s monday, three p:m., we are live in westminster on budget day. the prime ministers as austerity is coming to an end. will the chancellor tell us today what that really means? and will it mean much if he is still trying to balance the books? it's it‘s a big day for the country today. we have put the 18. . today, so we book the bbc‘s a team. laura

your father was a muslim from syria, who went into exile in scandinavia.our mother is finnish and a christian. so, for you, in many ways, being brought up in scandinavia in a mixed marriage, choosing to be muslim is absolutely about that, it's about a choice you made. exactly. and i wonder why, as a teenager, you chose very deliberately to take the muslim faith? i took the choice as a late teenager. when i was around 19 my journey started. i studied islam at the university. i went to syria. i did my thesis on sufism and islamic activism, and when i was sitting in the mosque belonging to the grand mufti of syria, at that time, in 1999, just before bashar al—assad took over power, i was wondering what would it be if the mufti was a woman, or if the imam was a woman. what would it sound like, and could we change or challenge these patriarchal structures if we were disseminating new narratives on islam? so, you talk about legitimacy. i don't know whether you are a fluent arabic speaker? i don't know how well—versed in the koran you became as a young woman in y

we are building a pipeline in france also in scandinavia in central eastern countries as well but we also have a large pipeline in brazil and we are later on at the end of november going to be in hong kong to build a pipeline and in that market as well because that's also a very interesting market to us guys we've spoken with people all the way from start ups who have no money they're operating on a wing and a prayer to people that are funded and make money where are you in the development cycle you've talked about moving forward in launching some things coming up soon but where are you exactly in that cycle. currently. we raced around fifteen million fourteen million euros. a few months ago five months ago that was or less a seed round because we haven't even launched the product by we're going to be raising money again in q two why is because we want to conquer the whole the whole world face possible so we're trying we're trying to get different partnerships in different venture capital to work with us and also to give us their knowledge and you know be able to get as much informat

that moves towards scandinavia this evening, taking away the rain and the showers.ies. below zero in the countryside. further west it may not be quite as cold because there is some cloud and rain. as we run through the day tomorrow, showery outbreaks of rain affecting northern ireland and western scotland. some showers running into western parts of england and wales. head further east and there may be some morning mist and there may be some morning mist and fog. spells of sunshine. a better day for eastern england. temperatures should be higher because we have a southerly breeze. as we move into thursday, the rain is stuck across eastern areas of england. it may linger all day across lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east. elsewhere we will find cooler, fresh air. more sunshine. showers in the north—west of scotland. the band of rain affecting eastern areas on that weather front is gone by friday. there is a deep low putting in from the atlantic heading towards the uk. it has got some remnants of hurricane oscar. it will bring some wet weather during friday in

the northern future forum, an informal gathering of leaders from the baltic countries and also scandinaviareally decided here. it is just a chance to swap ideas. they wanted to hear about brexit, of course. theresa may made it clear she wants to see a continued close relationship between the uk and these countries after brexit. during the press conference she completely ruled out a second referendum and she completely ruled out another general election, but one issue she was asked about too is this idea that, if she can't get a deal with the eu of the sort that she wants, maybe the uk could end up having a relationship with the eu like norway currently does, the norway model. many tory mps are now talking about this in westminster as a way of perhaps breaking the deadlock. norway, of course, is pretty much in the single market — it pays for that access, but does not have a say in writing the rules. theresa may here said that was simply not going to work for the uk and, interestingly, the norwegian prime minister seemed pretty cool about the idea too, saying it was practically not very poss

scandinavia, but more weather fronts coming in here driven by an increasingly powerfuljet stream. by a jet stream. you can see where all of this is headed, scotland and northern ireland and in the south, here actually we have high pressure. high pressure in the south, weather front was into northern ireland scotland, typical pattern for part of the world. across the uk you'll and high teens in london, for some of the year, nothing to be sniffed at. and on south—westerly winds so the warm weather continues to parts of england and in the northwest who was the weather fronts being pushed in by thejet was the weather fronts being pushed in by the jet stream and much fresher here, temperatures around 11 to 14 celsius. next week, or on wednesday or thursday or friday, we start to see an ever—increasing jet strea m start to see an ever—increasing jet stream here spending up low pressures and that is the hurricane i mentioned earlier on the weather forecast. so these two may emerge here in the remnants of that bad weather may be headed our way but i do still a ways off for the time being

potentially damaging winds all the way up into scandinavia. we are on the edge of that. our weather could be much worse. at the moment all we have to worry about overnight either temperatures. it will be coldest on the western side of the uk with frosty conditions. the frost were left later on in the night because this cloud is coming in. it will push in from the north sea and overnight, so it will not be as cold tonight as it was last night on the east. at the moment that area of low pressure is east. at the moment that area of low pressure is near east. at the moment that area of low pressure is near these coastal areas, but it will be cloudy and windy in east anglia and the south—east. there may be a few grisly showers here and there. if anything, the cloud breaks up in the afternoon. even with more cloud around than today those temperatures will be similar to today, 8—10. that deep area of low pressure looks less angry and is heading away from the uk. it allows that band of cloud to push its way into the western side of the uk, so there will be more cloud for western

it is just countries and also scandinavia. it isjust a countries and also scandinavia.to swap ideas. they wanted to hear about brexit. theresa may made it clear that she wants to see a continued close relationship between the uk and eu countries after brexit. she completely ruled out a second referendum, she com pletely out a second referendum, she completely ruled out another general election, but one issue she was asked about is this idea that if she can't get a deal of the sword she wa nts, can't get a deal of the sword she wants, maybe the uk could end up having a relationship with the eu like norway currently does. many tory mps are now talking about this in westminster as a way of breaking the deadlock. norway is pretty much in the single market, it pays for access, but it doesn't have a say in writing the rules. theresa may says that will not work for the uk. the norwegian prime minister seemed pretty cool about the idea too. that's interesting. but what will be critical is how her mps in westminster approach that question if there is a deal and if they decide to

look at europe, cold airto the sunday, a quick look at europe, cold air to the north coming out of scandinaviae south. you get this big area of bad weather, no pressure right across. you can see that dividing line. there's some heavy rain, and also some snow in the alps as well. and it stays cold into monday, it feels like autumn, it should feel like autumn, and november isjust around the corner. a man is arrested in the united states — after a series of pipe bombs were sent to critics of president trump. a van belonging to the suspect was seized in florida — police say dna evidence was used to find him. another suspicious device was found today in new york city — bringing the total to at least 12. i want to applaud the fbi, secret service, department ofjustice, the us attorney's office for the southern district of new york, the nypd, and all law enforcement throughout the entire country. police have just named the arrested man as cesar sayoc — we'll be live in the us with the latest. also in the programme. the politician who revealed harassment allegations against sir philip green is accused

look at the southerly winds pushing warm air all the way into scandinavia. particularly mild weather across central and eastern parts of europe. but here you can see the wind coming off the atlantic from the north—west. slightly cold weather here in the uk. so that temperatures, after a brief rise i think in london, probably levelling back down to around 11 degrees. maybe some rain around on thursday. but i think on the whole it stays quite unsettled and on the chilly side. that's it. goodbye. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is martin stanford. our top stories: president trump is to visit to the scene of the pittsburgh synagogue attack but some jewish leaders say he should stay away. as migrants head towards the us—mexico border, 5,000 extra troops are sent there to secure it. the indonesia plane crash — the bbc finds evidence of technical issues before it came down killing 189 people. and how a football match helped with the thaw in relations between north and south korea.

look at these southerly winds pushing warm air all the way into scandinavia.some particularly mild weather across central and eastern parts of europe. but here you can see the winds coming off the atlantic from the north—west. so slightly colder weather here in the uk. so the temperatures, after a brief rise i think in london, probably levelling back down to around 11 degrees. maybe some rain around on thursday. but i think on the whole it stays pretty unsettled and on the chilly side. that's it. bye— bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with louise minchin and steph mcgovern. our headlines today: the final budget before brexit, but did it really signal the end of austerity? we'll ask the chancellor, philip hammond. turning on the taps, the chancellor plans the biggest spending spree in eight years. the debate will start in westminster today. we are here in sheffield in the winter garden to find out what it means for you. police investigating the murder of the estate agent suzy lamplugh in 1986 carry out a search of a garden in the west midlands. donald tr

scandinavia is arguably more economically free than the u.s.hanks to 21st century free market reforms limits to capital taxation and less regulation. hobos there share the costs of health care, it's called cost sharing, and when stocks go up. they don't get a nut punch from uncle sam the way we do thanks to do gooder dim wits. socialism feels the way the sailor does, in the end the tingly burn isn't worth the persistent poverty and economic subjugation. and that's the memo. >> those tricky midterms. a test for democrats as centrists and socialists are currently pulling the party apart. will the left keep pushing for a socialism comeback and will voting be wise enough to reject it? tonight's panel is here to discuss, she's a talk radio host and a fox news contributor leslie marshall is here, and look who's back, comedian and host of part of the problem podcast dave smith and wwe superstar dolph ziggler. dave, since you have been gone for sometime. >> set looks smaller. kennedy: speaking of economic contractions, downsized the studio as well. it'

in scandinavia there's no poverty.ement, in america among scandinavians there's no poverty either. social capital matters. culture matters had social capital is being undermined by norway's generous welfare is date which pays the old mac to work. as the economists wrote in 2015, norwegians have coined a verse until now. the states benefit agency. the policy also endangers immigrants and social economic mobility. in 2017 the norwegian labour and welfare administration sounded about half half the total number of people in norway receiving social welfare payments are immigrants or report also stated many immigrants were living in poverty like conditions. no wonder the norwegian immigration minister said this. >> so, what we see as we have a big challenge now to integrate all the people that have been given permission to stay in norway. ben: schiavo does not allow to beat your children in norway. any politician in america said such a thing, president obama would've never come ever stop talking about systemic american seen

in scandinavia there's no poverty.nt, in america among scandinavians there's no poverty either. social capital matters. culture matters had social capital is being undermined by norway's generous welfare is date which pays the old mac to work. as the economists wrote in 2015, norwegians have coined a verse until now. the states benefit agency. the policy also endangers immigrants and social economic mobility. in 2017 the norwegian labour and welfare administration sounded about half half the total number of people in norway receiving social welfare payments are immigrants or report also stated many immigrants were living in poverty like conditions. no wonder the norwegian immigration minister said this. >> so, what we see as we have a big challenge now to integrate all the people that have been given permission to stay in norway. ben: schiavo does not allow to beat your children in norway. any politician in america said such a thing, president obama would've never come ever stop talking about systemic american seen a p

tonight the rain will clear away towards scandinavia. rain moving into western areas.ugh wednesday morning. as we go through wednesday they would be patchy rain across western areas. the best of the dry and bright weather in the south and east. hello this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines: chancellor philip hammond insists he is not paving the way for a general election, after his budget included tax cuts and spending increases. shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell rejects mr hammond‘s claim that austerity is coming to an end, saying, "i think people will be crushingly disappointed". a former nurse accused of killing a hundred patients in his care has confessed to most of the murders. niels hoegel admitted to a court in the north german town of oldenburg that he systematically administered fatal doses of medication to scores of people in his care. police search a property in sutton coldfield, in connection with the disappearance of suzy lamplugh more than 30 years ago. the house belonged to the mother of prime suspectjohn cannan, who was never prosecuted and denies commit

look at these southerly winds pushing warm air all the way into scandinavia. contrasts across europe on thursday. some particularly mild weather across central and eastern parts of europe. but here you can see the winds coming off the atlantic from the north—west. so slightly colder weather here in the uk. so the temperatures, after a brief rise i think in london, probably levelling back down to around 11 degrees. maybe some rain around on thursday. but i think on the whole it stays pretty unsettled and on the chilly side. that's it. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is martin stanford. our top stories: president trump is to visit the scene of the pittsburgh synagogue attack, but somejewish leaders say he should stay away. as migrants head towards the us—mexico border, 5,000 extra troops are sent there to secure it. the indonesia plane crash — the bbc finds evidence of technical issues before it came down with 189 people on board. and kicking their differences into the long grass — how a footb

as he bounces all around europe into the mediterranean back into europe, into scandinavia. i think the united states is seen as a formidable power. during his presidency, there were at least two incidents where the united states was on the brink of war between two powers, great britain and spain, and the grant administration was able to find solutions to disputes that they had. by the time grant gets to europe and why so many leaders want to see him and meet with him as -- is because they understand the u.s. is becoming a strong economic power, and it is going to become a world power at some point. meeting with grant, learning more about the united states, learning about his stance on economic issues is seen as something as important not only in europe but also across asia and latin america. steve: you touched on this earlier, but i'm trying to a -- trying to get a sense of what this trip was like, because was it something that was very public? did he want to go as a private citizen and tour the world, and how was he receiving great britain? prof. semmes: he wants it to be

from the west, but it never gets its way across the uk because we have high—pressure holding on in scandinaviaures, rather chilly for the time of the year. in the south, this area of high pressure pushing its way towards the north. it has caused some disruption across central parts of europe. heavy snowfall in the else. it will move its way towards the north, but we could see some heavy rain across eastern england on tuesday. elsewhere, lots of dry weather. the shower refrain in the west will come towards the east over wednesday. a change in the wind direction means it will not feel as cold. bringing the temperatures up in the south and east. we could see 30 degrees in london, but still holding onto the colder weather in the northwest, eight 9 degrees. towards the end of the week, this frontal system will lingerfor the week, this frontal system will linger for a the week, this frontal system will lingerfor a time. there could be some first of heavier rain. things turn gradually wet and windy and we head through the day. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm. leicester city fans are laying flo

cold air coming our way, a instead of coming from the arctic it will be from scandinavia and the northfrom the north sea in the eastern part of scotland and england. that was the radar over the past few hours. a cluster of heavy showers across east anglia and the south—east will be there for the next few hours before pushing their way southwards. lingering close to the coast and through the channel islands. through scotland and eastern england, some sunny spells, a few showers getting blown in towards the midlands. wales, northern ireland and much of scotla nd northern ireland and much of scotland will have a dry day. here, the winds will be lighter so it probably won't feel quite as cold. temperatures a shade higher than they were yesterday but still quite brisk wind blowing in those showers towards the south—east of the uk. it will feel chilly despite temperatures of ten or 11 degrees. those numbers will fall very quickly during the evening because the wind is lighter. a few showers running onto some of these north sea coast including the english channel. more cloud coming into north

and large scale war games played out across scandinavia iceland's capital runs dry and essential to. run the clock across the world this is our team international from the team and myself you know neal welcome to the program. with just a week to go until the midterm elections in the u.s. it seems everyone who's anyone has an opinion even the popular t.v. comedy series the big bang theory and message in its credits. and reports much of the rhetoric is feeding public discord and social division. but the mid-term elections approaching things are getting intense across the united states bombs are being sent through the mail shootings are happening and talk of division is everywhere now in this context you would expect that american media would try to calm people down bring them together well not this time just turn on c.n.n. this president has radicalized so many more people than isis ever did the commentator has sense apologized but trump wouldn't be trumped if he didn't fire back there was a woman who was just on c.n.n. a short while ago saying that you have radicalized more people tha

warmth, the sudden warmth we have had, we have pushed away into the continent, in two parts of scandinaviaing across the northern part of the uk, stabilising, that means it will not change too much, temperatures around 12 to 15, in the south, a little bit warmer, maybe a few spots of rain. jet stream to the north of the uk, coming round on itself, often you will see warmer air and high—pressure developing. cooling off, over the coming days. temperature around the middle high teams with some sunshine, in the north of the country, you will hang the windy weather. —— high teens. close to around 13 degrees. eleventh hour brexit talks — but the uk and eu are still struggling to reach agreement.

high pressure in charge, coming from scandinavia.tures for most staying in single figures. the wind across eastern parts of england will get that little bit stronger through tonight as things turned cloudier and wetter along some north sea coasts. away from that, a few showers in the west. most will stay dry and clear. and again, another frosty night to take us into tomorrow morning. a few showers in northern ireland and into the north of wales, north—west midlands but most in the west will be dry and reasonably sunny. a lot more clout in the eastern parts of scotland and eastern england —— cloud. that will also bring in outbreaks of rain at times, some of which could be persistent. wind is not far off gale force through east anglia and the south—east. temperatures again struggling a bit. the winners will be coming off the atlantic by wednesday so we will see temperatures rise a little bit. the weather coming in from the west so a great chance of getting wet at times. some lengthy, heavy showers. eastern areas on wednesday but have a

that low pressure runs towards scandinavia and northern parts of north sea and that bound of cloud pushesn half of the uk and some showers and for eastern scotla nd and some showers and for eastern scotland and eastern england and the midlands and southern england it should be dry with sunshine, before we see rain approaching the south—east later on. should be milder on wednesday and it stays milder on wednesday and it stays mild on thursday. this is beyond one hundred days with me, katty kay, in washington. christian fraser is in london. our top stories: the british government presents the last budget before brexit and promises austerity is coming to an end. jair bolsonaro has become brazil's new president. we'll look at how this far—right politician scored a sweeping electoral victory. coming up in the next half hour: as the saudi prosecutor holds talks in istanbul, turkey demands full truth over the killing ofjournalist jamal khashoggi. and as the midterm elections approach, we look at one candidate who could make history for her people. when the british chancellor set out his autumn b

pressure in europe that will bring extreme weather here, heavy snow and damaging winds up into scandinaviather across the eastern side of england but that could change. when the low pressure moves away around the middle of the week, it should turn quieter and milder. some sunshine, showers, but we entered next week with strengthening winds. gail is quite widely and wet weather in the north—west. more from me in half an hour. darren, you are always at least on the edge of some excitement! you're watching breakfast from bbc news, it's time now for a look at the newspapers. lawyer funke abimbola is here to tell us what's caught her eye. let's look at the front pages. the sunday mirror leads on that helicopter crash last night at leicester city football club. sir philip green has spoken to the mail on sunday about allegations of sexual and racial harassment, which he strenuously denies. he said he indulged in nothing more than "banter" and he had suffered the worst week of his life. the sunday times reports on the 11 people killed by a gunman at a synagogue in pittsburgh, and claims the main s

going to bring a lot of snow to the alps, it is going to bring some really damaging winds up into scandinavia chance of some heavy rain and heavier winds down the eastern side of mainly england. as that pushes away, things quiet down around the middle part of the week. it should be a little less cold, there'll be some sunshine, maybe or two showers. we end the week with some rain in the northwest with some widespread gales. hello, good afternoon. the bbc has been told the owner of leicester city football club was on board the helicopter that crashed and burst into flames only minutes after taking off from the team's stadium last night. it's believed there were five people on board includng people on board including vichai srivaddhanaprabha. he bought leicester city eight years ago, pouring millions of pounds into the club which helped them win the premier league two years ago. sima kotecha is at king power stadium this lunchtime. sima.

the rain will push its way away into scandinavia and ta ke its way away into scandinavia and take then not as cold as last night. morning mist and fog in central parts of england. it will see the cloud and patchy rain moving into scotland and northern ireland, later into wales and the south west of england. further east some sunshine and largely dry. we do not have an easterly winds but more of a south—westerly course at temperatures higher, up to 13. by thursday the rain is in the eastern side of england. it could linger in east anglia and the south east. away from that as you move further north and west, some cooler and fresh air coming in. away from the north west of scotla nd coming in. away from the north west of scotland it should be dry and sunny as well. i promised you some windy weather by the end of the week. no need to get rid of the weather front in the east of the uk which will be gone by friday. in the atla ntic which will be gone by friday. in the atlantic the deep area of low pressure is steaming our way. it will bring strengthening winds. later in the day. some rain i

look at the southerly winds pushing warm air all the way into scandinavia.cross central and eastern parts of europe. but here you can see the wind coming off the atlantic from the north—west. slightly cold weather here in the uk. so that temperatures, after a brief riser think in london, probably levelling back down to around 11 degrees, maybe some rain around on thursday. but i think on the whole it stays quite unsettled and on the chilly side. that's it. goodbye. i'm babita sharma with bbc news. our top story. the search continues in indonesia after a passengerjet crashes. the boeing 737 airliner came down with 189 people on board. the bbc has obtained a technical log showing the plane had instrument problems the day before the disaster. president trump is to travel to pennsylvania later on tuesday in the wake of a mass shooting at a synagogue in which 11 people were killed. and this story is popular on bbc.com: tributes are continuing to pour in as leicester city mourns the loss of the club's owner and others on board a helicopter when it crashed outside

the rain across the east linked in with this area of low pressure pushing away towards scandinavia.ery rain as it pushes its way gradually eastwards through the day. could be a short spell of snow across the west of scotland over higher ground. across the west of scotland over higherground. in across the west of scotland over higher ground. in between the showers, especially to the east and later northern ireland, there will be some sunshine, temperatures coming up gradually a little bit, between 7—13d, that is how we end the week, temperatures coming up, by friday, quite a wet day for many. quite a strong wind developing on friday, we will keep a close eye on that at the moment. before then, enjoy the cold, crisp day that we will have today. goodbye. hello, it's monday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to the programme. air accident investigators are about to hold a news conference about the helicopter crash outside leicester city's football stadium on saturday — which killed the club's chairman and four other people. we'll bring that to you live, as soon as it happ

look at these southerly winds pushing warm air all the way into scandinavia.l and eastern parts of europe. but here you can see the winds coming off the atlantic from the north—west. so slightly colder weather here in the uk. so the temperatures, after a brief rise i think in london, probably levelling back down to around 11 degrees. maybe some rain around on thursday. but i think on the whole it stays pretty unsettled and on the chilly side. that's it. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump is to travel to pittsburgh later on tuesday in the wake of the mass shooting at a synagogue in which 11 people were killed. 0ne jewish organisation says he's not welcome until he denounces white nationalism. but the rabbi of the synagogue has said mr trump is welcome. the us military is to send more than 5,000 troops to the country's border with mexico. president trump has pledged to secure the border after describing several thousand central american migrants heading north through mexico as a dangerous threat to us sovereignty. the bbc has obtained a t

pilgrims from scandinavia are in yorkshire to walk in the footsteps of the man they see as a modern dayhat is so very fantastic. when you hear about it, you think, wow, maybe i could experience the same thing! it's 130 years since wigglesworth opened up his small church in bradford and began to preach, but his descendants today believe it has a great future. he had great faith to believe that anything is possible with god. that's all. make sure you join us next week. hello there. we've had a three—way split going on across the uk today. southern and southeast areas have seen plenty of sunshine. where this waterfront has been lined up, it's been cloudy at breaks of rain. this weatherford will continue to straddle central parts of the country through the course of tonight, and by saturday morning, could be coming up with some pretty heavy rain. to the north of it, another chilly night with a touch of frost in places. percent today, looks quite mixed. england and was was certainly cloudy. —— for saturday, it looks quite mixed. further north, apart from a few showers around, should be a lov

it also affects scandinavia and a large swathe of europe, so it isn'tjust asked basking in the warmth. but in western scotland it has been pouring with rain, we have even had landslides in places, so not great here at all, i want to stress it has been dreadful across some other parts of the country, but for the vast majority, the weather is fine. tonight the wind swings in from the south pushing the wet weather back out to sea, so the weather will improve in western scotland. in the morning, single figure temperatures and a few places with some mist and fog, but then the sun will come out and it will be a stunning, beautiful day across the uk. it doesn't happen all that often, but we have had it in the last few years. temperatures in the last few years. temperatures in the london area, we could get up to 23 degrees, could even be 2a, we might get 20 in glasgow and edinburgh, and widely into the teens evenif edinburgh, and widely into the teens even if our friends edinburgh, and widely into the teens even if ourfriends in lerwick. by thursday, the weather is going downhill. there is a

pilgrims from scandinavia have come to yorkshire to walk in the footsteps of the man they regard as moderntly, that is fantastic. when you hear about it, you think, wow, maybe i could experience the same thing! it's 130 years since wigglesworth opened up his small church in bradford and began to preach, but his descendants today believe it has a great future. he had great faith to believe that anything was possible with god. that's all from here in ilkley. make sure you join us next week. hello. despite the chilly start, a beautiful sunrise in many parts of the uk. since then, the cloud piling in across scotland and northern ireland. a very different complexion to the weather today with this weather front bringing rain and strong winds. that has cleared away from the south yesterday, so more sunshine across england and wales. this is how the rainfall booked earlier in the day. a bronze —— broadband operating with cloud and strengthening winds. not much rain eased of the grampians or the eastern side of northern ireland. but greyer than yesterday and windy. winds gusting to a0 or 50 mph qui

this is what is happening on the satellite image, a trail of whether extending all the way to scandinaviail end of the storm giving us problems at the moment. for a few or others yet, the met office is anticipating this amber warning to continue, at least until 6pm tonight. heavy rainfall here and problematic in wales in the last couple of days. heavy rain also falling in scotland and northern ireland. every different towards the east. it has been much drier, brighter and sunny and extremely warm. extraordinary, really, forthe time of year. tonight the rain will ease in a number of areas but in the south—west, this is the next round of rain. this time it is heading for central, southern england, parts of wales, two, the midlands and then as we go through the morning on sunday, early in the morning, the rain sta rts early in the morning, the rain starts to extend further into the midlands into yorkshire as well, and it‘s basically that battle between the cold and the mild air. notice that across east anglia and the south—east, the wind is coming from the south, a warm direction. here it wi

look at these southerly winds pushing warm air all the way into scandinavia.thursday. some particularly mild weather across central and eastern parts of europe. but here you can see the winds coming off the atlantic from the north—west. so slightly colder weather here in the uk. so the temperatures, after a brief rise i think in london, probably levelling back down to around 11 degrees. maybe some rain around on thursday. but i think on the whole it stays pretty unsettled and on the chilly side. that's it. bye— bye. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: grief for those killed in the pittsburgh synagogue shootings, and anger as somejewish groups say president trump isn't welcome. at least five dead in italy as parts of europe suffer severe storms and flooding. who's a clever boy? the dogs trained to sniff out malaria and help stop the deadly parasite from spreading. 0nwards and upwards — oil giant bp is expected to announce a boost in revenue as it's helped by higher oil prices.

overnight that rain and the showers in the east get pushed away as the low pressure moves towards scandinaviay be in different places tonight, central and eastern scotland, the midlands, perhaps into yeast wales as well and temperatures will be easily lower than those numbers that you can see in towns and cities. in rural areas it will be a bit colder, in the west we have more cloud this time and there will be showery outbreaks affecting northern ireland and west of scotla nd affecting northern ireland and west of scotland tomorrow, the son of showers moving up from the south—west, moving up into cumbria and south—west scotland. for many eastern areas, the midlands and east wales a lovely day. we will be treated the sunshine on halloween and thurston bridges will be higher as well, 12 or 13 degrees because instead of an easterly we have more ofa instead of an easterly we have more of a southerly breeze. some rain is coming up from the near continent, though, the two combine to bring rain across eastern england on thursday. that will hang around all day across east anglia and the south—east, n

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