the south of scotla nd except scotland.her areas here, it is clearer drier and chillier but with all this rain in the south and a strong wind to go with it, it would be a relatively mild night, a lot of hill fog as well. we could see up to 30-40 fog as well. we could see up to 30—110 mm of rain with heavy rain over the hills of wales and still with us there is a money before it sta rts with us there is a money before it starts to peter out, heavy in the south before it clears. as it does so the drier weather will follow us with the sunshine, further north the shower start to pack in into the afternoon. temperatures will be similarto afternoon. temperatures will be similar to those of today but as a state with sunshine and the site that will feel quite pleasant once that will feel quite pleasant once that rain is cleared away. perhaps more rain pushing into central areas and then southwards during the course of friday. more on the website. hello, welcome to outside source. the us has charged two alleged islamic state executi

the rain cleared to sunshine but there will be for the rain from northern ireland into the west of scotlatland and strong parts of scotla nd scotland and strong parts of scotland could cost in excess of 70 mph. before that wednesday's overnight into sunday morning, more rain comes on from the west. some day will be another windy day and this area of low pressure contains the remnants of what was once hurricane zita and close to that will see the strongest winds, but all parts will have another windy day and after some early rain clears through, some early rain clears through, some will brighten up in scotla nd some will brighten up in scotland and northern ireland, further outbreaks of rain in england and wales and some of that, still gusty in north—west scotla nd that, still gusty in north—west scotland and the chance of seeing some gas about 70 mph on sunday is still looking mild. it does turn colder next week, but that is part and parcel of a significant change in the weather, still some rain or showers around to start the week, still quite windy, but it is drier, calmer, yes it is cul

for scotla nd england by the end of the night. for scotland and northern ireland, clear and cool.and also eastern scotla nd england and wales and also eastern scotland turning much wetter. a little bit of dry weather for northern ireland but the winds will be strong around irish sea coasts. we could see some brightness into the afternoon for the south—east of england. elsewhere it is going to feel cool. the met office have amber warnings for the rain particularly for wales into south—west england, heavy rainfall could see in excess of 50 millimetres, maybe up to 100 millimetres across higher ground. north—east scotland could also see the risk of some flooding so disruption likely. the new area of low pressure will be with us as we head into sunday. some of

western scotla nd towards northern ireland. western scotland going into sunday evening.to sunday evening. a sign of a significant weather change into next week. losing high—pressure, low pressure comes back in, the winds pick up and that means there will be more rain. this time, some more substantial rain at times next week. umbrella weather on the way next week. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here's what's coming up on tonight's show. could this be the best merseyside derby in recen times? league leaders everton take on liverpool tomorrow. talking of derbies: the old firm are back and rangers are hoping for consecutive victories over celtic for more than a decade. and exeter get ready for the biggest day in their history, the european champions cup final. also coming up in the programme: salford go for their first challenge cup title since before the second world war. hello and welcome to sportsday. so a really busy saturday of sport

the clearest conditions overnight were eased in scotla nd conditions overnight were eased in scotland and eastern england and another cold night with temperatures down to three or 4 degrees but as the chart shows tomorrow, low pressure from the north atlantic but the wind is pushing a long way gci’oss the wind is pushing a long way across the atlantic towards us which will rip up some rough and dangerous seas to the west of the uk and ireland, and that is something to be wary. it is in the west and across the english channel coastal counties where we will see the showers at their most frequent, their heaviest and with hail and thunder mixed in. fewer showers the further east you are with a better chance of holding onto sunshine for longer. shetland though will see cloud and rain persist and for all of us, a cooler day than we saw today. as we go to wednesday evening, some of the showers will fade and some will keep going in western scotland for a time but there's more cloud waiting in the winds and a deepening area of low pressure around the system in the north atlantic which will bri

the challenge to ta ke scotla nd biggest challenge.rnament was a lwa ys take scotland to the tournament was always there. it's tomorrow night to make sure we make the nation smile. 0n the way to do that and an empty pa rt 0n the way to do that and an empty part tomorrow is to beat israel and set upa part tomorrow is to beat israel and set up a winner takes all playoff final against norway or serbia. it's the biggest game in scotland's 's history since the playoff because it's the exact same. i'm looking forward to trying to get this, this 23 or weight of scotland not being a major tournament because although the fans will be there, hopefully by the fans will be there, hopefully by the time it comes around, fans can be allowed back in. the preparations are five from dell not far from our reveal —— far from ideal. are five from dell not far from our reveal —— farfrom ideal. and are five from dell not far from our reveal —— far from ideal. and very difficult circumstances by this time tomorrow night, steve clark will have hope to overcome

if scotla nd about would be financial support.england, would that financial support only be available then or if scotla nd ta kes support only be available then or if scotland takes a different position and possibly goes into lockdown at a later date, with financial support be available for scotland then? so i think there's a lot to think about for the scottish government. the eyes a re for the scottish government. the eyes are very much on westminster today to see what they say later. alexandra, how much political consensus is there in scotland? we are seeing less and less of it in england, in the debate at westminster. how are the opposition parties at holyrood taking the sort of line, as you said, quite top if you weeks earlier that the snp government has pursued? haven't seen much reaction to what's going on today, but as you said, there has been an awful lot discussion in holyrood this week, discussion about the five tier system that scotland is due to move onto on monday. there will be some changes throughout the country, fo

scotla nd busy weekend of rugby union.st georgia and a warm—up match ahead of their six nations returned and whales are playing france tomorrow night and something similar. but there is the proper six nations with ireland and italy and a resumption of the women's tournament as well so it is all happening before the return of super saturday, that final round of the six nations next saturday with england in italy, wales hosting scotland and france hosting ireland. for teens could still win, france, ireland, england and scotland and not to mention the premiership final on saturday which is going ahead after it so much drama around the covid—19 situation with wasp squad that goes ahead, england and barbarians are not. well, the other rugby union match affected by covid, for different reasons, will go ahead, and both teams who qualified will be there! wasps will play exeter in the premiership final at twickenham, but wasps were very close to not being able to field a team after 11 players and staff members tested postive. they

for parts of scotla nd and showers packing in. for parts of scotland it will be a bright start fog.south rain is slower to clear. still quite heavy but after that it looks dry and bright. sunshine, not feeling too bad. temperature is around 15. at its a bit lower than today further north. through the evening and overnight the rain then continues its way eastwards. we have another area of rain coming in. to the north of that it will be chilly again and with the dry weather further south i had of that reign it would be a chilly night as well. single figures by friday as you can see it is shaping up again. some uncertainty where it look like if all showers follow with the northwestern wind. feeling cooler in the north on friday. temperature is in the south with the rain and into the weekend. we have a northern breeze. it will feel chilly for most of us. mostly in the east. the mornings are on the website. hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. the us has charged two alleged islamic state executioners, known as the beatles for murder. you will face american justice in an america

he sent scotla nd yellow, a risk of flooding.he channel islands come over 100 mm of rain as possible. that became process of the low—pressure system will continue to monday. rain around by gradually improving. we will see rain mainly towards eastern areas and a bit of a misty market start, a little bit chilly but most places will be that little bit drier. and winds will be like her. blustery conditions and across shetland and temperatures 5till conditions and across shetland and temperatures still in the mid teens. low— pressure temperatures still in the mid teens. low—pressure continues to fade even further. notice how the lines are opening out so not much wind around. that could make for a murky start on tuesday. a lot of low cloud and hill fog, 5till tuesday. a lot of low cloud and hill fog, still some hours and it looks mainly towards eastern areas and parts of northern ireland. but some brighter moments in between with a little bit of sunshine at times. what happens beyond that? governed bya what happens beyond that? governe

into tomorrow and a lot of cows to move its way in towards a good part of scotla nd its way in towardsast. some showers for the eastern and south—eastern of finland. when if you showers could line up with a north—easterly breeze across kent stop best of the sun shine out west. still feeling cool at ten to 1a degrees and we take that cool feel with us into the weekend but it will be predominantly dry. there will be some sunshine but i think generally quite a lot of cloud. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. tough new measures to combat coronavirus in northern ireland — pubs and restaurants will serve takeaways only for four weeks, and schools will shut for two weeks from monday. wales plans to bans visitors coming in from areas of england in the top two tiers of restrictions from friday — in an attempt to stem the spread of the virus. a further 137 deaths with 28 days of a positive test for coronavirus are recorded in 2a hours, with nearly 20 thousand new cases confirmed. birmingham city council confirms a number of used coronavirus swab kits were given out to households in the dist

i appreciate that scotla nd have afterwards. one particular area which affects about 3.4 million people out of a total population of about 5.4 million people. there are of great amounts of scotland which are not subject to the tighter restrictions itself ask you again, he is calling for a many lockdown across the whole of england, much tighter restrictions than are in place in scotland, would you support that for scotland ? is place in scotland, would you support that for scotland? is it a good idea? obviously our first minister will make those decisions on the information but as you say more than half of our population are under that typist so higher than tier—3 but outside of that you cannot serve alcohol in the and you cannot have any household mixing. it's very clear from the sage paper, what they say is the key is reducing the interaction of one household and another. we have not had any household mixing alone for two weeks. so we are already at a high level and that is right across scotland. because the rule of six, when t

the further east you are, not as many showers, parts of eastern england and north—eastern scotla nd easternnd may well stay dry, gusts could be up to 50 mph for exposed spots in western scotland and a fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10—14. fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10—14 . as we head through sunday night, though the showers rattling in from the west, could see a slightly more prolonged spell of rain for a time across western scotland and then as we get into monday, it stays very u nsettled, we get into monday, it stays very unsettled, but i think the focus for the showers will shift a bit southwards, so particularly across england and wales, northern ireland seen some as well, but scotland should start to dry out a bit from the north with some spells of sunshine, but it stays fairly cool, 11-14 . sunshine, but it stays fairly cool, 11-11; . the sunshine, but it stays fairly cool, 11—14. the area of low sunshine, but it stays fairly cool, 11—14 . the area of low pressure that has been with us through the weekend clears away, but things don't really

rain turning to pivot away from south—eastern scotla nd to pivot away from south—eastern scotland andng. we have a number of flood warnings across numbers that might parts of scotla nd across numbers that might parts of scotland and england and we could see the number of warnings increase for a time once today‘s rain is factored in. tonight rain will tend to clear away for most areas with exception of south—east england with it but continue to rain for much of the night. 0therwise clear spells and heavy showers particularfor parts of northern england and scotland. low pressure, the law that has been bringing the rain through the weekend. still in the charts through monday and tuesday and into wednesday. a particularly slow—moving area of low pressure. it means we are staying on the u nsettled means we are staying on the unsettled side but it is turning a little less grim for some of us. scotland, england and wales, brighter skies and sunshine but heavier and potentially thundery showers particular across eastern areas and outbreaks of persistent rain returned to northern ireland throu

in scotla nd problem is the next step. yea r‘s easter given food vouchers until next year's easter holiday. but like in england, northern ireland has said free school meals will only be provided during term time. as hardship starts to bite, they will be growing pressure for the government to change its mind. elaine dunkley, bbc news, in wallasey. coventry will play host to the turner prize — just one of a number of events announced today, ahead of its year as uk city of culture in 2021. organisers say they've been working on a flexible festival because of the pandemic. the start of the year—long programme has already been postponed until may. colleen harris reports. church bells ringing. coventry, famous for reinventing itself after the blitz has revealed some of its plans to transform the city again. today, organisers announced the first taste of what's to come, promising a programme rooted in the people of the city, including literature, theatre and a three—day festival curated by terry hall of the specials. the city wil

against the welsh border and has been talk about travel restrictions potentially there and today in scotlad the first minister advised people not to travel to blackpool because the number of cases in scotla nd because the number of cases in scotland had been linked back to blackpool. some people talking about further travel restrictions and local lockdowns in different areas in the big question is when these measures will be reduced, how and when will that happen and how long will this impact go on. dan johnson, many thanks. our top story this lunchtime: northern ireland enhances tough new measures to combat arose —— a rise in coronavirus cases. and white negotiating fishing rights after brexit is proving such a tough problem to tackle. coming up on bbc news. a year on from the racist abuse suffered by england players in bulgaria — gareth southgate speaks of its impact and the changes being made to improve diversity in the fa's coaching set up. coronavirus restrictions are being stepped up across europe, as countries try to stem a surge in infections. the czech republic has announced the c

for scotla nd england by the end of the night. for scotland and northern ireland, clear and cool.or such a deal that looks extremely wet for a good portion of england and wales and also eastern scotla nd england and wales and also eastern scotland turning much wetter. a little bit of dry weather for northern ireland but the winds will be strong around irish sea coasts. we could see some brightness into the afternoon for the south—east of england. elsewhere it is going to feel cool. the met office have amber warnings for the rain particularly for wales into south—west england, heavy rainfall could see in excess of 50 millimetres, maybe up to 100 millimetres across higher ground. north—east scotland could also see the risk of some flooding so disruption likely. the new area of low pressure will be with us as we head into sunday. some of the wettest areas could be across northern and western areas. the slightly better day for scotland but you can see strong slightly better day for scotland but you can see strong winds with gales and heavy rain but in central areas the rain is not qui

there will be no drinking and side bars and restaurants in scotla nd and side bars and restaurants intnight. the news that no one wanted to hear from a politician that knows this will be unpopular but she says short sharp measures are required. without them there is a very real risk that the virus will run out of control by the end of this month. with them we hope to slow down its bread and that will help us keep schools and businesses including hospitality open over the winter and fundamentally it will save lives. it is an announcement that could be hard to swallow. save lives. it is an announcement that could be hard to swallowm save lives. it is an announcement that could be hard to swallow. if it isa that could be hard to swallow. if it is a short—term fix let's have it but if it carries on for the next few months it is obviously not going to be ideal. i probablyjust will not see people, that is the hard truth. if you are stopping alcohol at that time people are going to be forced to go into each other‘s houses anyway. venues like this take so many anti—paper—mac precautions they

behind the rain band more sunshine and showers, western scotla nd more sunshine and showers, westernnorthern ireland, temperature is 11 degrees here. ahead of the rain in the south—east, temperatures could make 15 celsius. into the weekend, very unsettled. we have a band rain followed by sunshine and showers. we will be windy particularly on saturday. it may be a dry start with some sunshine through the midlands and eastern england but we've got this band of perhaps heavy rain pushing in from the rest followed by sunshine and showers into scotland and northern ireland, but a windy day. strong to gale force winds for a while through the irish sea and western scotland. we could see gusts of 60 miles an hour. temperatures struggling to around 11—12 in scotla nd struggling to around 11—12 in scotland and northern ireland. ahead of the rain that arrives later in the south—east, i7 of the rain that arrives later in the south—east, 17 degrees. we get the south—east, 17 degrees. we get the wet weather by the end of the day as a weather front takes the rain away but we keep the driving force,

it's going to be quite a cool night as well, temperatures across some parts of scotla nd temperaturesis looking like an autumnal day. yes, there will be some spells of sunshine, but some brisk winds and some blustery showers, and outcome of the showers will focus and across western areas, so through northern ireland, western scotland, parts of northwest england, wales and the southwest will also see some blowing in from the english channel coasts. the further east you are, well, not as many showers, parts of my feasting than in eastern scotland may well stay dry with some spells of sunshine. windy for all. those of the average wind speeds, gusts will be higher than that, cost of around 50 mph for exposed spots in western scotland. and a fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10—14 degrees. as we had through sunday night, further showers rattling in from the west. could see a slightly more prolonged spell of rain for a time across western scotland. as we get into monday, well, it stays very u nsettled, get into monday, well, it stays very unsettled, but i think the focus fo

all bars in central scotla nd scotland. all bars in central scotland are now closed for 16 days.e served outside. most of my friends are angry about the whole thing. i mean, they feel as if they're being penalised. you've got to do something. although, i'm not entirely convinced that the pub's the problem. i think it's quite sad. but probably for the best! staff can be furloughed on 60% of their wages and the scottish government will spend £40 million to help the hospitality sector. but many feel the new restrictions are unnecessary and unfair. this is a very safe, controlled environment. we've got measures in place that prevent infection. we've not had any cases of infection in here since we opened injuly and ijust feel that maybe people are being encouraged to go to places that are not controlled. atan ic at an ic protest by hospitality staff outside glasgow city chambers, social distancing didn't seem to be a priority. now the pubs have shut, it might be more difficult to regulate people's behaviour. in scotland, we are not allowed to visit other houses in our own homes that t

ahead of that patchy rain to move away from eastern scotla nd rain to move away from eastern scotlanding into western scotland. temperatures could dip to three or 4 degrees. tomorrow they spend of rain clears away from northern ireland and patchy rain heads eastwards across scotland. there could be heavy rain across the hills of wales. we get some sunshine, quite a few showers in western scotland, a few showers in western scotland, a few for northern ireland, temperatures 11 degrees. ahead of the rain in the south—east, 15 degrees. that rain is out of the way but the next one comes in but

a wraparound of persistent rain continues into scotla nd persistent rain continues into scotland andireland and widespread gales, severe gales in places, gusts of wind in excess of 60 miles an hour, may be stronger, but it's still going to be mild, 11-17 . if but it's still going to be mild, 11—17 . if you have planned this weekend please keep abreast of the forecast because the combination of the gales and the rain may well lead to some travel disruption. it's all a bit depressing, isn't it, really? it is autumn but bear in mind into next week, the beginning of november, like an end with a glimmer of good news, high pressure builds and it brightens up quite nicely. a reminder of our top story... while we've been on the air, jeremy corbyn has been suspended from the labour party over his reaction to the equality and human rights commission's report into anti—semitism in the labour party under his leadership. and almost 100,000 people are catching coronavirus every day in england according to new research. that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one we nowjoi

rain in england and wales and something greater in scotla nd wales and something greater in scotlandnd ten to 13 degrees for many. remaining lower than it would be for the time of year and it will stay chilly into wednesday and thursday. a selection of us, but these forecast suggests it will be drier and brighter, though. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: mayors in the north of england say the chancellor's coronavirus financial help package doesn't go far enough and call for additional support. boris johnson will announce new measures on monday to tackle coronavirus in england, with some areas of the north warned they are likely to face tougher restrictions. wearing a face mask in all work places and outdoors should be compulsory, says the british medical association. president trump says he's feeling grea, as he makes his first public appearance following treatment for coronavirus, although aides are yet to confirm whether he's still contagious. armenia and azerbaijan agree to a humanitarian ceasefire, following two weeks of intense fighting over the disputed territory of nago

and across scotla nd lower in scotland. been under quite strict restrictions, particularly in the central belt. across scotland we have not been able to visit each other in each other‘s homes and across the central belt pubs and restau ra nts across the central belt pubs and restaurants have been closed. she also made the point that financial factors would come into any future decision about the lockdown. she said that if we were to be in step with england now, would that be the only opportunity to get any kind of financial support, or if scotland makes a different decision, and possibly goes into a lockdown further down the line, would financial support be available then, why would it not be guaranteed at a different date? now, scotland is due to go into a five tier system on monday. no area is going to go into the highest level, which is level four. that would be closest to lockdown. at this stage, we expect that to go ahead as planned on monday with no changes. that to go ahead as planned on monday with no changesm that

western scotla nd towards northern ireland. western scotland going into sunday

the uk we will see sunny weather and a few showers, mainly confined to the west coast of scotland scotland starts to pick up as we head through friday night with areas of rain beginning to spreading and that is what is on the menu for saturday, a very gusty day with some heavy rain moving east and sunshine and showers will then follow for many of us as we head into the afternoon. here is our band of rain a notice on gusty winds to start the day for scotland and northern ireland but it's actually on and ahead of the weather front that the winds will get really strong for a time across wales and across england. it's going to be quite a short lived squally band of rain, so intense downpours and strong gusts, may be strong enough to bring down tree branches and we could see localised disruption out and about. the weather getting colder into the north—west as the sunny conditions arrive across scotla nd conditions arrive across scotland and ireland but with some showers packed in as well. it stays quite windy on sunday but generally a day of sunshine and showers and we are close to the law ——

food and drink scotla nd socialising at home.y. thank you let's get more in the news of these restrictions in scotland. let's get more on this, i'm joined now by dr christine tait—burkard, expert in infection and immunity at the university of edinburgh. i wonder what your reaction was to what nicola sturgeon announced that there were to be this two—week closure of pubs and restaurants and other hospitality businesses in the central area of scotland ? other hospitality businesses in the central area of scotland? wasn't unexpected that this announcement was being made. it was actually, unexpectedly less severe than expected. lots of talk was happening around a so—called circuit breaker that would mimic much closer to a locked and that we had in march. now we see the biggest impact, very localised, or relatively localised on the central belt. primarily focusing on the hospitality sector. is that the right focus, the hospitality sector? is that the main cause on the rise infection? it comes off the back of the announcement of the gov

give us an idea of the price that the hospitality sector in scotla nd price that the hospitality sectorcoronavirus restrictions. well, indirect costs for example the hospitality sector in scotland has probably spent getting on for about 90 million in protective measures. there's been a huge loss of cash flow, businesses have drained the reserves during a very restricted period of training. —— period of trading. 0ne restriction was that the average hotel in scotland during the average hotel in scotland during the lock—out period was incurring costs of £16,000 per week in fixed costs of £16,000 per week in fixed costs while there was no revenue coming in so the cost on businesses has been huge. cash flow, as i say, is severely eroded. the reserves have been eroded and additional borrowing has been incurred and u nless we borrowing has been incurred and unless we get some concessions to allow businesses to trade at a viable level then the inevitable consequence, and we're already seeing it, is businesses are going to and the tragic knock—on effect of thatis to and the tragic knock—on effec

last orders for more than 3 million people in scotla nd more than 3 million people in scotland as new restrictions on pubs and scotland as new restrictions on pubs a nd restau ra nts scotland as new restrictions on pubs and restaurants come into force. 21,000 jobs at risk as the edinburgh woollen mill chain, the owner of peacocks plans to call in the administrators. and the show must go on. ten pintos could be station across the uk this christmas after an injection of lottery money. —— ten an injection of lottery money. —— te n pa ntos. welcome to bbc news, thanks for joining us. the chancellor has announced new measures designed to help businesses across the uk which are forced to close because of coronavirus restrictions. it's thought that bars and restaurants in the worst affected parts of england may be told to shut next week. rishi sunak says under the new scheme the government will pay two thirds of the wages of people in businesses which are told to shut. the uk—wide scheme will begin on the 1st of november — and last for six months and for businesses forced to close in england

in fact, the rain is moving into northern ireland and scotla nd moving into northern ireland and scotlandarts of northern england, especially the further north you are. south of that, it will date mainly try. this is where temperatures may end up a little bit lower than this. but double figures in belfast as we start of the day tomorrow. may be a brief lull in the rain early on. further heavy rain will come in quite early in the morning and stick around throughout the day, and then push across scotland as well. the rain will start to mount through monday, in northern ireland and western scotland. they may be some impacts from that. they will pursue further over western england as the day goes on. elsewhere, hazy brightness. there will be at higher temperatures. it is a southerly breeze. into monday night, this went the front is going to take its rain across england and wales. not too much on this one. further heavy rain on tuesday across northern scotland. quite a strong easterly wind here. elsewhere, mild winds coming in from the south with sunshine and a few showers. the prolonged downp

between wales and england, and the scots now announcing their own measures and fight your system in scotla system in scotland as well. the situation is grave and the cases are going up. the deaths so far arising but not exponentially as they were earlier in the year. in the real challenge for policymakers is to try and work out and exit to this. we will not a vaccine for some time so what is the actual exit route? vaccine for some time so what is the actual exit route ? in vaccine for some time so what is the actual exit route? in the midst of all of this the economies are suffering huge damage can we have had an announcement this week from the uk chancellor about a new, well the uk chancellor about a new, well the job support scheme being beefed up the job support scheme being beefed up with the government actually contributing more. we have to find this balance between protecting lives and keeping our economies as opened as best we can. the daily mail points out is no balance at the moment, their headline there. document the situation in wales and they say supermarkets bands sock sales,

we keep some shares into the front of the scotla nd shares into the front of the scotland through thegh the night followed by a brisk northwest wind and overnight lows between seven and 11 degrees, we stood up for his thing in the morning was showers continued in northwest scotland and they will linger throughout most of scotland, some sunshine around and should stay dry for many throughout the day. clouding with outbreaks of rain in south wales in southwest england, but in the sunshine, temperatures peaked 16 degrees, 61 fahrenheit. to the southwest, that brings a gear change to the story on wednesday night in the thursday. yet again, more heavy and persistent rain looks like across england and wales, may be skipping scotland, but it's going to bea be skipping scotland, but it's going to be a lot of wet whether the close of the working week on the thursday and friday, slowly improving into the weekend. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. donald trump is back in the white house, where his doctors say he's reporting no symptoms of covid—19. and mr trump too says he's feeling

. —— scotla nd we don't seem to have one. —— scotland has a clear strategy.nted out, there is tension in the tory party, lots of pulling and pushing. do you think the prime minister is going to be made to pay for this u—turn and pay for, basically, in attempt to nurse the economy back in such unprecedented times, rosamund? clearly, yes, his party is quite unhappy. they have been unhappy for quite some time, to be fair. given how he won in 80 c majority year ago, it is this sounding how he has blown —— ago, it is this sounding how he has blown — — it ago, it is this sounding how he has blown —— it is astounding... i don't love this either because we need a government who reacts to events, people should change their mind. i think they should've done this earlier, but i'm not sure this is helpful, but i do think boris johnson is now facing a very difficult situation within his party, and as yasmin says, actually with his own cabinet even, but then the figures the cabinet were told by the figures the cabinet were told by the scientific advisers would be heading t

nd but the showers across the north of scotland continuing, breast of scotla nd scotland continuing,ts of the north midlands, north england and north wales. it will be pushing north and east accompanied by gusty winds. to the north of that, clear skies and mist and fog forming, and cooler. fairly mild underneath the cloud and heavy rain. tomorrow the first front clears and the second one slips steadily southwards before it too will eventually move away. it will leave quite a bit of cloud in its wake, particularly across east anglia and lincolnshire. then it brightens up, many of seeing sunshine through the afternoon but still showers across the north and west. temperatures between nine and 17 degrees. into friday, more rain will be coming our way overnight on thursday into friday, through northern ireland and pushing steadily eastwards. we are looking ata steadily eastwards. we are looking at a wet afternoon across england and wales. for scotland and northern ireland, some showers but in the east, something drier and brighter. as we head into the weekend, things change touch. a ridge

across scotla nd our weather watchers.a nd should brighten up across western scotland and northern ireland and north—west england. having said that, there will spill the sum short, sharp showers around and that brisk north—westerly wind. temperatures 12 in glasgow, 13 in belfast. rain continues to journey towards eastern england crossing the midlands, heading towards the channel islands, brightening up across south—west england and south—west wales. temperatures ranging from nine in the north down to 14 in the south. this weather front again taking his reign into the south—eastern corner tonight, curling back up to scotland and across northern england as well. still a brisk wind their showers. but if we see clear spells in the sky in the north—east for any length of time temperatures dip low enough for a touch of frost but generally looking at between 7—9. tomorrow we start with rain in the south—east coming back westwards. rain coming in across scotland and northern england, pushing eventually out of scotla nd england, pu

stronger winds and probably ridges we have this rain, the rain should move away from the northeast of scotlatland in the morning what are whether or not far away from northern ireland and the southwest of england. that is when you from a central part of the uk but there will be some sunshine and some heavy showers around as well, and it's still a cool day typically 13 or 1a degrees. those two pictures are not really going to change as we look ahead to the early part of next week, the winds will not be quite as strong perhaps but there will be sunshine and heavy showers. donald trump tests positive for coronavirus just a month before the us presidential election. he is in quarantine with his wife, who also has the virus. the white house says he has mild symptoms and is still working. he continues to be not only in good spirits, but very energetic. we have talked a number of times this morning. and in the past few moments, it has been confirmed that joe biden has tested negative after sharing a debate stage with donald trump on tuesday night. we'll have all the details. also tonight, the bigge

running up and scotla nd end of the week.ratures 18—19 c, the warmest we've seen for some time. and whilst we continue with relatively warm air this weekend, deep areas of low pressure waiting in the wings and it could get even when you're at times. —— windier at times. this is outside source. we nowjust a week away from the us election campaign has intensified in critical backgrounds. angry people, upset, angry and suspicious. i growing. donald trump arrived at his valley in michigan, a state he won in 2016 by just over in michigan, a state he won in 2016 byjust over 10,000 votes. a surge early vote suggests turnout could be at historic levels. 66 million votes have been cast so far, almost half the number of the 2016 election already. italians are on the streets for a

ahead of that patchy rain to move away from eastern scotla nd rain to move away from eastern scotland with sharp showers towards the east of england. there is the main rain band of northern ireland coming into western scotland. temperatures could dip to three or 4 degrees. tomorrow they spend of rain clears away from northern ireland and patchy rain heads eastwards across scotland. there could be heavy rain across the hills of wales. we get some sunshine, quite a few showers in western scotland, a few showers in western scotland, a few for northern ireland, temperatures 11 degrees. ahead of the rain in the south—east, 15 degrees. that rain is out of the way but the next one comes in but we start dry weather sunshine through the midlands. the rain moves eastwards. sunshine and showers returning to scotland and northern ireland. a windy day on saturday we re ireland. a windy day on saturday were strong to gale force wind. for a while whence could be costing around 60 mph. it should be a bit warmer in east anglia. we get the rain by the end of the day which sweeps away on that weather fr

tonight we've got northern ireland in action against australia, scotla nd in action against australiaen. austria, i should say. kick off. there are four games taking place in women's super league today — arsenal thrashed brighton 5—nil in the early kick—off. dutch striker vivianne miedema was on target twice in the match as arsenal maintained their perfect start to the wsl season... which has seen them win all four of their matches so far. in the day's other games everton have also kept up their 100% start to the season with a 3—1win over west ham. elsewhere reading beat birmingham and the big game of the day between last season's top two saw chelsea beat manchester city 3—1. what a year england's tyrrell hatton‘s having, he's now won the bmw pga championship at wentworth. on a course close to his family home and one he's walked around since he was a child — he took victory by 4 shots. it's his fifth european tour win and moves him to the brink of the world's top 10 for the first time in his career. i've been getting the thoughts of our golf correspondent ian carter who was watching t

and wales again, the wind picking up more with that, still fairly chilly in the clearer parts of scotlahern ireland. into the weekend, the rain pushing from east to west across scotland, knocking on the door of northern ireland and it gets in on saturday night, gradually clearing from parts of south—east england and east anglia. enough rain to bring some bloody disruption in some spots. —— some flooding disruption. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. anger in india after the death of a second dalit woman in a few days from an alleged gang rape. a quarter of the uk will be under local lockdowns by this weekend as liverpool and four other areas in northern england face tighter restrictions. the rise in extremism is centre stage in the us oresidential race. the rise in extremism is centre stage in the us presidential race. we report from portland, hearing from members of both far—right and far—left groups. us model chrissy teigen opens up about the loss of her baby during pregnancy. we'll hear how her comments could help thousands of other

he had care workers being shipped up to rural parts of scotla nd shipped up to rural parts of scotland that had not been affected by the virus yet and there were a simple medic carriers bringing the virus with them. it exists a strong argument that we be isolating care home workers that's going to be difficult but perhaps that's where we need to put resources to make sure the virus camaro we are doing everything we can to keep the virus from getting into care homes but the last thing i will send the is that we seen in the briefings for weeks 110w we seen in the briefings for weeks now they're worried about more and there's talk about delaying millions of surgeries were people all different ages, yet again being told that there will be delayed again after being delayed at the start of the pandemic. i think there will be a lot of questions asked as to what has been done to rebel capacity if anything over the summer months. people are essentially told that patients, beneficially be told this but they're going to be prioritised so but they're going to be prioritised so heavily again they w

pushing itself northeast across wales, northeast island across much of scotla nd wales, northeast islandt the heaviest burst of rain are likely to be across hills of north wales, northwest england southwest gotland could be some localised flooding issues here. it will be windy. gusts of 42 to maybe 50 mph or a touch more than that in the most exposed spots. the far north of scotland will hold onto brightness. we will see something a little drier towards the southwest later. it will fill my office apprised of to 15 degrees. through thursday night into the early hours of fighting we keep a pipeline of cloud, some outbreaks of rain and places particular over high ground and well. northwest england also rain working back into northwest scotland for the temperature is between nine and 13 degrees. exceptionally mild night wasn't very mild start to friday. as we go through the day outbreaks of rain will increasingly become confined to southern parts of england. of wales. further north will actually see brighter skies developing. some smells of sunshine here and there. it will cool off to the da

scotla nd ta ke scotland take on the czech republic gci’oss scotland take on the czech republic acrossnow all this month at bbc sport we're celebrating as we mentioned, as well as england, all of the other home nations are also in nations league action this evening. wales are away to bulgaria in sofia, the scene of that racial abuse suffered by england. northern ireland face norway in oslo, and scotland take on the czech republic at hampden park. now all this month at bbc sport we're celebrating black history month by bringing you some powerful stories from across various sports. today we hear from a rising talent in netball‘s super league. as a child, mary cholhok had to flee war—torn south sudan for uganda — the country she represented last year at the world cup in liverpool. she plays her club netball at loughborough lighting, where it's been a much more challenging 2020. mary's 3—year—old son yasson is back home in uganda, but she last went back to see him injanuary, and because of lockdown and the uncertainty around the netball season, the mother and son are facing up to 18 months

rain struggling to clear away from eastern england and returning to parts of southern and eastern scotla nd parts of southern and eastern scotland through the night. lowest temperatures in scotland and the north of england. tomorrow is still some outbreaks of rain around, one band of rain moving down into northern england, perhaps into wales in the afternoon. showers clearing through the south—west of england and rain close to the east coast of england. but for northern ireland and scotland it should be largely dry in the afternoon with sunny spells. quite windy here, and with the wind coming down from the north—east it won't feel warm by any stretch. ii to 13 degrees, north—east it won't feel warm by any stretch. 11 to 13 degrees, that is your lot. on tuesday further showers at times, but they become increasingly few and far between as we head through wednesday. the further north you are it should be dry with spells of sunshine. the strongest winds in the south at this stage, not feeling particularly warm though. it stays fairly chilly for the end of the week. it looks mostly dry though

a huge moment for him, and a5 a huge moment for him, and as far as scotla nd a huge moment for him, andncerned, a name familiar to many but hasn't been in the equation lately, finn russell, having mi55ed tho5e opening matches for scotland in the six nations. fans of scottish rugby will be mightily plea5ed he's back in the fold now. i think fans of scotland by fold now. i think fans of scotland rugby are all neutral5 a5 fold now. i think fans of scotland rugby are all neutral5 as well, watching that game. it's great to 5ee russell back in a scotland 5hirt and back doing what he does best. the hatchet looked up and buried with gregor townsend after the troubles earlier on this year. stuart hogg i5 troubles earlier on this year. stuart hogg is back as well, so an exciting scotland team. and even though that wale5 v scotland game doesn't have lots writing on it, i think we can see a cracking game of by think we can see a cracking game of rugby with two teams really looking... england are looking to back up the points and put pressure on ireland and france. they know they could win the game

rain across parts of southeast scotla nd rain across parts of southeast scotland and showers in the southay be a bit of rain tonight and hired end and into the night. temperatures five to 8 degrees. colder than that some sheltered spots could get down to freezing. into tomorrow rain to start at the ends scotland and ireland. showers through the day moving across eastern and central parts of england getting into east wales. for most of us getting into east wales. for most of us fine and they will be some sunshine and a fairly windy day and a fairly cool feeling one from the face of a higher than they were at today. the wind will take the edge off. as we had to watch their it stays dry and cloudy and it will feel cool. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. the uk records a big increase in cases of coronavirus and deaths. this as it emerged ministers did not follow their scientists' advice on the pandemic. documents show the experts wanted much tougher restrictions three weeks ago, a "circuit breaker" they called it. the opposition are calling for that now. the government has not go

a real loss there for scotla nd defence.d but they do have quality around the field from their captain andy robertson who has been such a star player for liverpool over recent seasons. john mckinnon the aston villa key midfielder who is been care —— key for them has been their overall top score. steve clark will be confident that they have enough to get past israel here tonight. we should see and just before we finished you mentioned about no fans being in the stadium, do you think that would ease the pressure on them? i suppose it would ease the pressure in some ways. that saidi ease the pressure in some ways. that said i am sure scotland would have loved 50,000 supporters cheering them which they would have had had them which they would have had had the match taken place back in march as it was supposed to but as you say no fans here tonight, there will be 2000 fans in sarajevo where northern ireland are facing bosnia and —— bosnia—herzegovina and it could be a big night for the northern ireland captain steven davis as he

a bit of sunshine in southern scotla nd damp.f sunshine in southern scotland and northern england. temperatures still milder for the time of year, 14—17 across the south—east. an area of low pressure moves away quickly during the course of thursday and allows a ridge of high pressure to build in, so an improving picture for thursday. a bit of dry weather into the afternoon, some sunshine. low pressure starts to put into the west as we head into friday in the winds pick again. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, i'm john watson. on sportsday tonight. as the champions league returns talks emerge of a new european superleague featuring the premier league's biggest clubs. is formula one at risk of sportswashing, with saudi arabia set to stage a race next season. and back in the saddle. why froome's final race with ineos grenadiers could be an unhappy one. good evening. the creation of a new european premier league, featuring euro

a complicated system with one affecting northern scotla nd system with one affecting northern scotlandd the remnants of what was storm barbara which moved from spain and portugal. you can see how heavy and widespread the rain was, but recently it started to thin and break up but it stays wet across the north and the west of scotland with gusty winds through this evening and overnight. further south it is an improving picture as the area of rain continues to move away, it will leave a legacy of cloud and showers. but we see clear spells moving into the south later in the night. because of the breeze and cloud around it will not be too cold, loads of eight to 12 degrees. tomorrow morning it is an improving picture as a ridge of high pressure sta rts picture as a ridge of high pressure starts to move in from the south—west. that will kill off a lot of the showers for england, northern ireland and wales. plenty of strong winds across parts of scotland. but here it will start to ease down during the day. these are the main wind speeds tomorrow, lighter winds further south thanks to the ridg