clearing east anglia and shetland last, when they do clear, it may not ta ke last, when they do clear may not take until early this afternoon before they do clear, we will be left with a lot of cloud. moving away from the west with sunshine and

rain for a time in shetland, some clinging to the south—east of england for a while and then a mixture shower, showers becoming more widespread through the day. 11 to 15 degree, a similar story for suspend armistice day of course, there will be sunshine, there will be be some heavy thousands of flames light up the tower of london 100 years after the end of world war one, as the nation prepares to pause and remember the fallen. the prime minister travels to france and belgium to mark the centenary of the armistice. at st symphorien cemetery in belgium, she lays wreaths at the graves of the first and the last british soldiers to die in the war. preparing the poppies — across the country people find their own ways to remember the fallen. clearly upsetting to see how many people who died. no—one is alive from world war i and they're not here to remind us about what happened. also on tonight's programme.

it will continue in shetland.t us, but much of europe will feel the chill into next week, it comes our way, more cloud monday, the best of the brighter breaks in the best of the brighter breaks in the west. sunny breaks in the east, but we will start to see some showers turn up through the day, mainly of rain. temperatures by this stage on monday down into single figures for the vast majority. it gets colder into tuesday. more cloud around, more chance of rain across england and wales some showers, even on the heels of the south, they could come with some snow mixed in. -- ills could come with some snow mixed in. —— ills of the south. it will feel more like one or two when you factor in the strength of the wind. back to you. have you everjudged an art competition? no. look at this picture. it is charlie's attempt at roaring mickey mouse. picture. it is charlie's attempt at roaring mickey mouselj picture. it is charlie's attempt at roaring mickey mouse. i struggled below the eyes —— roaring mickey mouse. let us see

and across shetland for the morning.ming more widespread through the day, some of them heavy and thundery. it will be raining all the time, there will be some sunshine in between. still quite breezy but not as windy as it will be through the rest of today. sunday, armistice day, we will see some sunny spells but the potential for some heavy showers. the problem with showers is that it is difficult to predict exactly where they will turn up and one, at wherever you are across the country there is a chance ofa across the country there is a chance of a downpour, equally, some spells of a downpour, equally, some spells of sunshine and temperatures ranging 10-14d. wet of sunshine and temperatures ranging 10—14d. wet and windy weather through the rest of today. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm julian worricker. today at 2. music: last post the prime minister lays wreaths at the graves of the first and last british soldiers killed in the first world war in belgium, to mark the armistice centenary. a car bursts into f

the other parts of the grampians, 0rkney and shetland, a fairamount of grampians, 0rkney and shetlandunshine all the way, and temperatures of 1a celsius. cloud will come and go across the north—east of scotland overnight, but elsewhere, clear skies, leading to a cold night. the frost is mainly against continental europe. we have greens on the temperature chart, meaning temperatures above freezing but low enough for a touch of frost on grass and cards in the morning. it would be lovely and sunny. sunshine for most of us, still patchy cloud in eastern scotland and maybe north—east england. temperatures just above where they should be for the time of year and they will drop away further into next week. high—pressure migrates north, easterly winds developing, ringing blue, colder air towards us on monday. more cloud on monday, threatening showers in the east. the best of breaks in the cloud will be in the west, but sunshine is possible just about anywhere. the temperatures are down in single figures for the vast majority. it gets colder still into tuesday. still a bit of cloud with sunny

most 0rkney, shetland, it could be grey. 9—10dc. most around 10—13dc.r the highlands, could get up to around 14 celsius for this afternoon. into tonight, with the clear skies, it will be a chilly night than we have been used to over the past few nights. notice these frosty blues. we have the green collars on our title mostly above freezing. 0ne we have the green collars on our title mostly above freezing. one or two spots close enough to frost levels to start tomorrow. in net of frost here and there to start your sunday morning. still some cloud around shetland and maybe in two parts of eastern scotland, but the vast majority will have a day of sunny skies from dawn till dusk. the breeze will be picking up. temperatures 10—13dc. still a notch above where we should be for this time of year. that would laugh because by sunday night into monday the colder air will comment on an even stronger easterly wind. the return of grey skies on monday. mostly dry. the best of the sunshine will be in the west. we could start to see the odd shower. if you see it, tempe

and across 0rkney, shetland. it may struggle to brighten up through daytime today.night a cold and that they knew had been used to. __ 10- and that they knew had been used to. -- 10- 13. and that they knew had been used to. --10-13. the and that they knew had been used to. —— 10— 13. the temperatures should not drop too much. for many, the green colours on the temperature is an indication well down into weed if not lower single figures. a touch of frost for some of you as you start your sunday. a sunny sunday it will be. a little cloud across the of scotland. the peak district will —— the cloud of the peak district will break up at times. temperatures are starting to drop a little bit. in double figures at this stage. into next week we bring the blue colours on the chart from europe. the much colder air and winds towards us. a noticeable chill on monday. the temperatures lower than they have been of late. there could be limited drizzle in the air. at the top of the hills it could turn to some sleet. mostly dry and feeling colder. back to you both. thank you very muc

there are rumbles of thunder still around, also we have rain crossing the north of scotland the shetlandthern lights. as that rain clears from the far north of scotland, it clears overnight —— turns chilly overnight. you can see the cluster showers across the western side of the uk and southern parts by the time we get the morning and of course we have got lots of people out about because it is the centenary of the armistice day, and unfortunately, it coincides with the really heavy showers. this is how it is shaping up showers. this is how it is shaping up to the morning hours. very heavy showers work their way right across southern and central england and wales, out into the north sea. the northern scotland and northern ireland, faring little better, more sunshine but still showers. it is still relatively mild with a gusty wind neither is really heavy downpours. do take something waterproof with you. this is bbc news, i'm martin stanford. our top stories: a moment of rememberance as the leaders of france and germany mark 100 years since the end of the first world war. france's presiden

clearing east anglia and shetland last.he south. through this evening, eventually we lose the rain com pletely eventually we lose the rain completely from east anglia and shetland. under clear skies it will be cold, widespread frost, there'll be cold, widespread frost, there'll be fewer showers in the west, we will hang on to them in the north—west and we will see patchy mist and fog. these temperatures, you will notice if you step out early in the day. tomorrow we start off on that cold note with the mist and fog lifting. lots of sunshine. in the area of low pressure, which is ex— hurricane oscar, that comes into the west, introducing thicker cloud, strengthening winds, and heavy rain. it is coming in slower than we thought this time yesterday. into friday and saturday, we are looking at that area of low pressure, you can see it in the pressure, you can see it in the pressure charts, moving across the north of the country. here in the north of the country. here in the north it will be very windy, particularly the north—wes

plenty of shots coming in from the shetland islands and also the chance of seeing this the first —— furtherer west, it is a different story because this area of low pressure in the bay biscay, the throttle system extending its way across western fringes of the uk bringing out wrecks of rain overnight across south—west england, wales, northern ireland where it is likely to become heavy and persistent and stretching its way across central and southern parts of scotland. patchy rain to the far north—east, but it will be a mild night, worth between 7— io celsius and a way from our area of rain. that is how we start monday morning, oui’ that is how we start monday morning, our area of that is how we start monday morning, ourarea of rain that is how we start monday morning, our area of rain draped across northern ireland, western fringes over england and wales but soon clearing and becoming bright but they met —— that may linger for a part, like in patches to the afternoon and working its way northwards across scotland. behind it, very low amount of cloud, bright oi’ sunny it, very low amount of

lingering across shetland for a time and again toa across shetland for a time and again to a day of sunshinesome sunny spells and heavy showers. this is bbc news. the headlines. transport ministerjo johnson resigns from the government over brexit, saying the deal being finalised "will be a terrible mista ke". he‘s also calling for a fresh referendum. at present, the deal is incoherent on its own terms, and that‘s why it‘s so important for the public to have a say so it can confirm that this is really the brexit that it wants. the government‘s allies, the democratic unionists, accuses theresa may of preparing to betray northern ireland by leaving it potentially tied to eu regulations after brexit. the prime minister and the french president, emmanuel macron, have jointly laid a wreath at the thiepval memorial in the somme as part of ceremonies marking 100 years since the end of the first world war. and there‘s been a terror attack in melbourne — a somali man stabbed three people, one fatally. england have taken a 1—0 lead in the series against sri lanka. joe root‘s men won the first test by a

still some rain to clear from shetland and the far side is england on saturday morning.e, but also a see some spells of sunshine, but alsoafair see some spells of sunshine, but also a fair scattering of showers, particularly in the south—west, but then becoming more widespread during then becoming more widespread during the day. some of these showers will be happy with the odd rumble of thunder. but the wind still coming up thunder. but the wind still coming up from the south it'll be another mild day, between 11 and 15 degrees. for sunday, it is the same mix of weather, spells of sunshine and heavy showers. quite difficult to predict exactly where the showers will turn up. some of them will be heavy, possibly thundery, but some good spells of sunshine in between. it will be breezy but mild with highs of ten up to 14 degrees. hello, you're watching afternoon live. today at 3. theresa may and the french president lay a wreath in thiepval, in northern france, to mark the fallen fighters of the somme and this is the scene live in northern france, where the two leaders have

sudden, eastern parts of the grampians towards 0rkney and shetland, the cloud will remain. 9-10dc shetlande. in the highlands, 30-1adc will 9—10dc here. in the highlands, 30—1adc will be the high. in too tight, clear skies for most. the cloud will come and go for most. with clear skies around, widespread frost across europe which is of note. the green on the uk shows that it will not be a case of temperatures dropping below freezing but it will get close enough for some frost on cars and grass for some frost on cars and grass for some of you into tomorrow morning. soa some of you into tomorrow morning. so a slightly colder start than we have been used to over the past few days. but it will be a cracking sunday. sunshine from dawn to dusk for many. some cloud across parts of eastern scotland but for most uninterrupted blue skies and temperatures still in double figures. 10—13dc, but starting to drop away and it will drop by the into next week. blues, the cold air across the rest of europe coming towards us as high pressure works its way northwards. easterly wind on monday. the return of clo

some sunny breaks in the east and in southern eastern parts of the grampians, orkney and shetland, somees peaking at 1a. most around 10—13. tonight, clear skies leading to a cold night. frost across continental europe but we will see temperatures above freezing but low enough for a touch of frost on grass and cars. a colder start than the last few days but lovely and sunny for most of you. temperatures just above where they should be for the time of year, 10-13, but should be for the time of year, 10—13, but starting to drop, and they dropped more next week. easterly winds develop bringing colder air towards us on monday. more cloud on monday, threatening the odd shower in the east. the best of the breaks in a cloud in the west, but sunshine as possible everywhere. but temperatures in single figures for the majority. on tuesday, colder again. single figures for the majority. on tuesday, colderagain. some sunny spells with cloud, but a chance of rainfor spells with cloud, but a chance of rain for the majority of england and wales. and you could see sleet or weds snow —— wet snow over hil

we have seen the northern lights in shetland just recently but not too much longer.orth and the northern ireland, even a bit of mist and fog first thing. pushing all the showers across wales, into the midlands, southern england, across the london area just before 11am, around the cenotaph for those making their way to the commemorations here, likely to get wet ahead of time and then during the 11 hour across east anglia, lincolnshire and into parts of northern and western england. as ever, the devil is in the detail with the showers. you can see them moving into southern scotland, northern ireland as well. perhaps the lion ‘s share of the sunshine northern ireland, but even he not exempt and they showers. i would not like to say even here, it is unlikely to stay dry tomorrow morning. the showers to pep up a northern ireland and parts of central scotland perhaps by that stage, fewer showers across england and wales. temperatures will be on a par with today is a little higher than those 100 years ago and on the mild side for november. as we head into the latter part of

turbulent skies with the weather today but where we have not seen the shower these were taken in the shetlandautiful blue skies. the showers are being driven by the same area of low pressure that gave us such a wet speu low pressure that gave us such a wet speuin low pressure that gave us such a wet spell in the last 2a hours, you can see the clouds spiralling around this area of low pressure, this vast area to the west of us and it has been bringing bands of showers and a notable one across southern scotland in the evening is moving northwards and the showers across eastern parts as well will be slowly clearing. as the rain is clearfrom northern scotla nd the rain is clearfrom northern scotland it is you we could see a touch of frost towards morning and even patchy mist and fog because the wind is light and in northern ireland but elsewhere, there are more showers to follow. here it will bea more showers to follow. here it will be a relatively mild night once again. but unfortunately that means as we move into remembrance sunday into armistice centenary commemoration is there is a high chanc

tomorrow morning, a bit of rain in the far south—east, lingering across shetland for a lot of the morningeezy, but not as windy as right now, and temperatures of 11 to 15. for armistice day itself, a similar sort of weather. there will be sunny spells but also heavy showers. with showers, it's difficult to predict exactly where and when they will turn up but, wherever you are, there is the likelihood of the odd heavy downpour, and equally some spells of sunshine. breezy and mild, so a mixed weekend of weather. sophie, back to you. that's all from the bbc news at six from the tower of london, so it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. transport ministerjo johnson resigns from the government over brexit, saying the deal being finalised "will be a terrible mista ke". he's also calling for a fresh referendum. meanwhile, the dup leader arlene foster has said her party couldn't support the government's current proposals on brexit — she accuses theresa may of breaking promises.

same for shetland. foremost, it is sunshine from dawn to dusk.ost in double figures, round it should for the time of year, if not a little bit milder. significantly in scotland. 30—15dc for some. the warmerair is scotland. 30—15dc for some. the warmer air is there a little bit milder. significantly in scotland. 30-15dc milder. significantly in scotland. 30—15dc for some. the warmer air is they are across iceland as well. 16 degrees expected on the next 24 hours, pushing its way in on that strengthening wind. more cloud will come in during the second half of the night. further west, come in during the second half of the night. furtherwest, clearskies for longer. a touch of frost here to ta ke for longer. a touch of frost here to take you into monday morning, but at least across western areas for some there will be some sunshine as well. a bit more cloud than this morning across the eastern half of the country. and more cloud generally on monday lifting its way west words. still some sunshine at times. but the cloud could be thick enough, particula

the northern lights, beautiful pictures ofan northern lights, beautiful pictures of an out of the shetlandies has the chance of seeing them, but the west a different story. and area of low pressure in the bay biscay, this pressure system extending northwards and that will bring outbreaks of rain as we go through overnight through monday morning. that will extend its way across northern ireland into northern and western parts of scotland and also across south—west england and wales. a mild light for all of us, to temperatures between 7— 10 celsius. we start tomorrow morning with outbreaks of rain continuing across northern ireland, some of it heavy, turning dry across wales in south—west england, outbreaks of rain move north and east was but behind it deems will turn dry, some bright or sunny spells, a scattering of showers and a much more mild a. ties between 10— 50 celsius, 16 or 17 full east anglia or the south—east and a fairly gentle breeze competitor we can. if you have fireworks display plans through tomorrow evening for most it should be mainly dry, some outbreaks of rent be mainly

some gaps, notably in the north of scotland, sun shining part of aberdeenshire and highlands and shetlandst of the day. cloudy all the way and drizzle around the thames estuary could see spots elsewhere, and misty around some hills. temperature wise, 12 up to 14 celsius or something. overnight today, cloud thickens further and the mist becomes extensive with some hill fog patches, particularly in northern and western areas, and again seeing some spots of drizzle. overnight lows seven up to 12 celsius. a can weather prospects are governed by this area of high pressure. pressure builds across the uk but as well as that we will drag in drierare uk but as well as that we will drag in drier are from france. these two things will act to attack the sheet of cloud and although it starts off cloudy on saturday, what will happen is that we will start quite quickly in the morning to see sunshine working into east anglia in south—east england and you can just see how that works north—westwards at the cloud building away and sunshine coming out as we go into the afternoon. the question is, how quickly

the news he walked to the big house at sagamore hill to the stables where quentin's old miniature shetland pony algonquin who he brought up the white house elevator to cheer a partially when they were boys, tr goes, that is quentin's pony and puts his arms, flings his arms around that horse, reminds him of his dead son and sergeant substance arms. it is said by one of tr's closest friends that the boy. >> in 1920, he wasn't going -- and other people die very quickly. >> other people die like harding. and you see help -- how health issues book ended both ends of theodore roosevelt where he starts as this sickly kid who is unable to breathe he is so asthmatic and is a weakling and has to build his body up and he becomes almost superman, the cowboy, the soldier, the african, the amazonian explorer. but then he starts to slow down the amazon thing did hurt him a great deal. he is operated on for an abscess in a sensitive spot in february 1918. without anesthesia it is sagamore hill. when he goes into new york and is working on a meeting and talking to everything and dictating letters and all o

she then again, sheep, sherpa, shetland, they all contain the word "she." >> dan: didn't you want to"leaving it all on the field" too? >> jesse: that little goalie left it all on the field. if i said mankind, with that trigger something in your mind? >> marie: no, i'm not offended by that. this is the e.u., so it's a governmental body? maybe they should focus on women making as much as men, equal pay, not what -- >> greg: do we have this problem? >> marie: i'm fact-checking you on this. they are real things to worry about! the e.u. has real problems. this is not one of them. >> jesse: those tariffs that have to come down on the cards. >> marie: i lived in england for a year when i met peter and i had to leave. there are so many rules ! >> greg: "all of these rules, i have to get out of england." >> jesse: they tell me 7:30? >> greg: i will have 2 tablespoons, not one! a pol is different for everybody. >> dana: >> dan: you want to talk about how quickly the culture changes like make it was satirical when -- watch this movie. it's prophetic. >> jesse: stay right there. fan mail friday

there is another one, from shetland too.t everyone who has, you neverforget it, do you? i went to iceland a few yea rs it, do you? i went to iceland a few years ago, and it was completely overcast. that was a shame. you should have checked the weather forecast! i know! i can tell you now that the forecast tonight suggests, this is our aurora forecast, and basically where you see the red scam thatis basically where you see the red scam that is the very high probability of catching a glimpse of it. this is about 11pm, pretty much certainty, so folks in reykjavik will get a considerate and in the north of scotla nd considerate and in the north of scotland once again. sometimes these greens and yellows can be as far south as... we should have an aurora forecast every day. this is the time of year to go to iceland, i don‘t work for the tourist board by the way. you can see them in norway and finland. we are not always sure you walk but anyway... quite spectacular the weather in the uk in terms of the temperature. it is november.

strong winds across shetland but we are drawing in more cloud from the south—west as we go through theengland and wales, showers, northern england and wales, showers, northern england and wales will continue. debt through the midlands to the south—west through the day. by afternoon, while we could see a few showers pushing forward , we could see a few showers pushing forward, with wind a0, 50 mph, most oscar on having a dry and bright afternoon, some showers across galloway. the borders are having a better day and a bit more brightness between the clouds of northern england and one or two isolated showers at. in this zone through the lincolnshire through the midlands, outbreaks of rain. cornwall during the day and increasing these through west wales, temperatures, —— most but into the mid— teens and that sets us up for a mild evening. if you are off to the fireworks tonight, the wind and not a strong today. we will have some rain across devon, cornwall, north wales, eating north—west england and that will slide into ireland and south—west scotland. many eastern areas will stay dry, par

a few showers across orkney and shetland still on down through eastern scotland.t and fog will clear. many eastern areas and into scotland will stay dry. maybe one of two shall stop if you are in northern ireland, wales and the south—west, a spell of rain will sweep across many parts in the day. snow on the tops of snowdonia but it turns mild. temperatures in two double figures. that story continues into tuesday night. driver a time but then this deep area of low pressure starts to push its way into the west. with that, outbreaks of rain across many areas on the date on wednesday. scotland during the afternoon, most persistent in the northern ireland. in the west, we could see winds anywhere between 55 and 70 mph. but with it, temperatures into the teens. the new brexit secretary stephen barclay has spentjust ten days in thejob. he is the third minister to take up the position since the role was created in 2016. his predecessors dominic raab and david davis both resigned . stephenjoins me now from westminster. let's talk about this deal that has been ratified by e

as you can see, touching gale force in places, particularly around shetland for a short time. lasting showers to the north—west scotland, where the winds will strengthen into the morning. it will strengthen into the morning. it will be a fresher night, and a cool start to friday morning, temperatures in single figures. low pressure close by, showers on the cards, to the south of that, north of scotland, the strongest winds for tomorrow morning's commute. scotland, northern ireland, up to 50- 60 scotland, northern ireland, up to 50— 60 mph for one or two, wintry over high ground, and further south, showers in the west, very few further east, east wales, central and eastern england will be dry, if not all day, certainly for the bulk of it. tomorrow is fresher than today, down to single figures in the northern half of the country, 11 or 12 in the south. and a cool night to ta ke 12 in the south. and a cool night to take us into saturday and the start of the weekend. another area of low pressure, wet and windy spells. they morning, and it looks like england and were will have the

still some rain to clear from shetland on the far south—east of england geraint saturday morning.wind coming up from the south, it is going to be another mile day. 11-15d. going to be another mile day. 11—15d. armistice day, the same mix of weather. heavy showers, as is the nature of showers, difficult to predict where they will turn up. some of them will be heavy, possibly even thundery. good spells of sunshine in between. it will be breezy, but it was ill be mild, with highs of 10—14d. so it will still be mild. the prime minister lays wreaths to remember the first and last british soldiers to die in the first world war. last post plays she's visiting cemeteries in belgium and france to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of the conflict. explosion she quotes a poem, they were staunch to the end against odds uncounted. we will remember them. we'll be live with our correspondents in belgium as europe prepares for a weekend of armistice centenary commemorations. also this lunchtime... a car bursts into flames in melbourne after a terror attack in which a somali man stabs three pe

noticed the temperatures, this afternoon we will see double figures, except for shetland, not bad foron the move into the evening. if you're on the m ove a cross into the evening. if you're on the move across scotland, 60 or 70 mph the further north you are, through the further north you are, through the day in western areas, winds in excess of 60 mph around the coast. heavy rain for scotland in the evening rush—hour, mounting up over the hills, that could cause flooding. not as wet further south, but even here in land we could see gales into the evening. not a great end to the day. the winds will ease down through the night. the rain persistent at first across scotland will clear. drier spells for a time but more wet weather in england and wales towards dawn tomorrow morning and that will be with you in northern ireland eventually. temperature lowest where skies are clear is, still 7—8 in scotland. this is theirs they —— clearest. pushing northwards, this system, but this area between the two weather fronts across england and wales were tomorrow's weather will be at its windiest. eng