i've been going back to shetland for more than a0 years andi to shetland for more than a0 years and iadful weather. i'm intrigued with offers web series, wendy know when to stop? you have wrapped up shetland but vera continues. how do you know when to call time on the characters?” wa nt to to call time on the characters?” want to stop before i am bored and for the readers get bored and you have a sense of that. there is only 23,000 people in the whole of the shetland islands and i have killed offafairfew, shetland islands and i have killed off a fairfew, and the bbc shetland islands and i have killed off a fair few, and the bbc could have killed off a lot more. —— have killed off a lot more. so, north devon will get the treatment now. yes, and! devon will get the treatment now. yes, and i loved writing it. i loved going to the haunts and talking with old friends about the place. going to the haunts and talking with old friends about the placem going to the haunts and talking with old friends about the place. it is a lovely rita, a real page turner. thank you. ann's latest novel is cal

friday, a cloudy start for shetland. 0therwise in the country. friday, a cloudy start for shetland.s slowly clearing and then sunshine coming through. if anything it should feel warmer. temperatures whiteley getting into the 20s. we will see the weather brightening up in shetland as well as to go through the afternoon. the weekend not looking too bad weather—wise. mostly sunny and dry. the unsure wins keeping things cooler and fresher for the coast and later in the day, we will see showers move into western parts of the uk. i had of those showers will be warmer. top capture is about 2k degrees. —— ahead of those showers. you're watching beyond one hundred days... iran's foreign minister has warned of "all—out war" in the event of a us or saudi military strike against his country. the us secretary of state says he's building a coalition to stand against iran, with all options on the table. the uk and france say they are still trying to keep the nuclear deal with iran alive, but the uk's ambassador to the un has told this programme the attacks have changed the context. it's fairly cha

cloudy start in shetland.working into shetland in the afternoon. it will bea shetland in the afternoon. it will be a warmer day tomorrow with temperatures reaching into the low 20s, temperatures reaching into the low 205, 21, 20 2 temperatures reaching into the low 20s, 21, 20 2 degrees also. typical temperatures. first part of the weekend, things looking good weather—wise. warmer air from france, so if anything temperatures will be that little bit higher. any early morning mist patches will lift quickly this time with more of a breeze around. the onshore winds keeping things cool around the coastline of north—east england and north—east scotland. later in the day we will see signs of a change in the david chalmers breaking out across eastern areas. temperatures up across eastern areas. temperatures up to 2a degrees in cardiff on 2a in london. the second half of that weekend sees a cold front moved its way into the country but there is a lot of uncertainty about exactly where this area of rain is going to be.

cloudy start in shetland, but eventually we will see the sunnier skies working into shetland as we headarmer day tomorrow with temperatures reaching into the low 20s, 21, 22 degrees or so, fairly typical temperatures. first part of the weekend, things looking good weather—wise. south easterly winds bringing warmer airfrom france, so if anything temperatures will be that little bit higher. any early morning mist patches will lift quickly this time with more of a breeze around. the onshore winds keeping things cooler around the coastline of north—east england, eastern scotland. later in the day we may see signs of a change with showers breaking out across western areas. but ahead of that it is a warmer kind of day — temperatures up to 2a degrees in cardiff and 2a in london. the second half of the weekend sees a cold front move its way into the country but there is a lot of uncertainty about exactly where this area of rain is going to be. the areas most likely to see rain, wales and south—west england. the best chance of staying dry — towards the north—east of the uk. some uncertainty with

of scotland, but following on behind in the wee small hours of sunday, gusts of wind across the shetlandvery close eye on that. further south, where the skies stay clear, it'll turn out to be a really chilly night. could end up with temperatures across parts of east anglia and the southeast down at around 5 degrees. double figures, though, underneath that banner of cloud which gives a cloudy start and a wet one, too, for northern ireland, the south of scotland, perhaps the northwest of england. to the north of that, brighter skies and a fresher feel to the day, with the winds easing across the shetland isles. that will take it time. cloudy across wales and the southwest, the best of the sunshine down towards the southeast of england. here, a high of perhaps 25. certainly fresher, though, further north. this is bbc world news today. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: yemen's houthi rebels say they carried out drone attacks on two major oil facilities in saudi arabia, prompting concerns about the global oil supply. african leaders pay their respects at the funeral of robert mugabe,

cloudy start in shetland, but eventually we will see the sunnier skies working into shetland as we headood weather—wise. south easterly winds bringing warmer airfrom france, so if anything temperatures will be that little bit higher. any early morning mist patches will lift quickly this time with more of a breeze around. the onshore winds keeping things cooler around the coastline of north—east england, eastern scotland. later in the day we may see signs of a change with showers breaking out across western areas. but ahead of that it is a warmer kind of day — temperatures up to 24 degrees in cardiff and 24 in london. the second half of the weekend sees a cold front move its way into the country but there is a lot of uncertainty about exactly where this area of rain is going to be. the areas most likely to see rain, wales and south—west england. the best chance of staying dry — towards the north—east of the uk. some uncertainty with the details about where this band of rain will end up. what isn't uncertain though is we will see a change to cooler and fresher conditions for northern irel

i was getting these little notes — before whatsapp — and it was, we thickly hold onto orkney and shetlandat was the good note that night! i was thinking, if we get three figure gains, that would be amazing. on my brief, clearly we would hope our gain would be three figure gains. never did it suggest we would make 700 gains! applause what you guys all did was phenomenal. and then we had those european elections, and it's like it's sort of caught the imagination. i would find that i would be on the train and! i would find that i would be on the train and i would have my lib dem sticker on from campaigning and random people would come up to me and say, keep going, you're doing well! and i knew that other people had that experience. canvassing at the moment is an absolute joy. the me tell you. if you have never gone knocking on doors before, you've always been a bit worried about it, really, seriously, now is the time to go knocking on doors! liberal democrat leader, jo swinson, they're talking but the fortunes of her party and the local elections. and more recently the european elections. an

wind speed saturday afternoon, some gusts likely to reach 40—60 mph, especially windy in the shetlandrain for the north—west of scotland. sunday, the weather front weakens and pushes south, patchy rain for northern ireland and perhaps north wales too. lots of dry weather persisting in the second half of the weekend but a contrasting temperature. 14 in edinburgh, 25 in london. plenty of fine weather but i think it will turn quite wet and windy tomorrow in the north of scotland. a reminder of our top story... deaths from domestic violence in the uk reach their highest level for five years, with 173 killings across the uk last year. that's all from the bbc news at one. the prime minister is promising more devolution to the north of england in a speech in rotherham. he's now taking questions from reporters. let's listen in... there needs to be further work done on that precise geographical division. manchester evening news, jennifer williams? division. manchester evening news, jennifer williams? prime minister, you mentioned the stronger towns fund in your speech. i've done a bit of analy

of us will have a cloudy start to the day but occasionally brighter for north—east scotland and shetland it will brighten up morning sunshine. it will brighten up in central and eastern england but otherwise cloudy. in western areas, the cloud could be taken up for rain anywhere. the afternoon sees more persistent rain in northern ireland and scotland, turning damp across north—west england and wales. the rain is associated with this weather front which will slide eastwards. another occluded front coming into the north on wednesday, both bringing cooler air. men to start the day on wednesday, said his dangling creating then some sunshine, some sunshine in the west. for karina across scotland and northern ireland. behind that ear turns chilly. temperatures around 12 celsius in aberdeen. it will be a chilly of day but drive for many of us as we chilly of day but drive for many of us as we head into thursday. temperatures up to 19 in london. you're watching beyond one hundred days. borisjohnson says, back me or prepare for an election. the prime minister puts tory rebels on notice. if they

temperatures higher, into the low 20s. —— into shetland.easterly direction, dragging in warmer air from france boosting the temperatures. mist and fog patch around first thing, but for most, slightly breezy and more sunshine to come as well. perhaps she was working into the west of the uk late on in the day. —— perhaps showers. feeling warm for the time of year. around eastern coast of scotland and england, onshore winds kept cooler and fresher here. change effort on sunday. for many, starting dry and sonny, outbreaks of rain working in from the south—west, a degree of uncertainty exactly how far the north—east the band of rain will get but still in the best of the sunshine and temperatures up to 22, 23. that is the latest weather. a reminder of our top story... john major says the reasons given by borisjohnson for proroguing parliament cannot be true and that he was motivated by political interest. that's all from the bbc news at one. so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s good afternoon, i'm gavin ramjaun and this is

even in shetland we should see branch or whether arriving here as we had to the afternoon.et warmer still. wind will come from a southeasterly dragging this air from france and boosted temperatures. there could be a few mist and fog patches initially and the onshore winds be making things field fresh on the coast. but away from that, sunny skies until the afternoon will be start to see showers break out in western areas. still ahead of those showers, 24 degrees in cardiff and in london. warmer than it should be in the middle of summer than it should be in september. it will change for the second half of the week and for some low pressure will move in and this area of rain will extend its way into the uk. but there is some uncertainty about how far this band of rain will get on sunday. wales in south—west england most likely to see rain. the north—east of the uk will mostly keep its dry and sunny weather for some in between you could see some rains but the details are uncertain. before the rain arrives, 23 celsius but the trend to fresher conditions for northern ireland and

in to saturday night, some pretty windy weather across the far north, in fact for shetland we could seeaybe a touch stronger than that, at the same time this band of cloud and increasingly patchy rain will be sinking southwards across scotland, northern ireland down into northern england, to the south about some clear spells and generally speaking not quite such a chilly start to sunday morning. sunday's weather will be split essentially by this frontal system here. this will wriggle around through the day, there is a bit of uncertainty about exactly where its wriggles will take it, but it looks like we will see some cloud and rain for northern ireland, that rain fringing into southern scotland at times, perhaps getting as far south as the north midlands and north wales. to the north of that we will see some spells of sunshine, but again a brisk wind across northern scotland and a rather cool feel to the weather, 15 in aberdeen, but to the south of that frontal system, it will be pretty warm. 25, maybe 26 with a lot of sunshine. as you go through sunday night into monday, that front, we

plenty of cloud across the country, said iestyn shetland, brea ks country, said iestyn shetland, breakss later. all of us will get some rain tonight, heavy bursts by the end of an eye towards the south and south—east of england, 14 or 15 the temperatures, cooler tomorrow because the winds will be coming from the north wrapped around this deep area of low pressure pushing into the north of scotland. clearing away early rain for the early morning commute. sunshine comes out for the rest of the day. showers move into northern and western scotla nd move into northern and western scotland and northern ireland, then into northern england, north wales and northern parts of the midlands. a windy day tomorrow, winds touching gale force. and, northern and western scotland and northern ireland, gusts of 40, 50 or 60 mph adding toa ireland, gusts of 40, 50 or 60 mph adding to a chillier field. ireland, gusts of 40, 50 or 60 mph adding to a chillierfield. it ireland, gusts of 40, 50 or 60 mph adding to a chillier field. it will feel chillier by the end of the afternoon as the winds started dig their

it's shaping up first thing with quite a bit of rain for the greater part of scotland, save the shetlandhe day. it will be there to be had across a good part of england and wales. through the afternoon, we lose the intensity from the rain, save for the south—western quarter, best temperature of the afternoon about 16 or 17. pretty shabby for the time of year. the rain eventually clears away even from that south—western quarter, little ridge of high pressure building in. so that offers the prospect of a drier, brighter, chillier start to tuesday for sure. temperatures widely across central and eastern areas in single figures. and it's a decent enough day but again, here we bring in some very wet and very windy weather to finish off the afternoon, across northern ireland and into the western side of scotland. we keep the sunshine further to the south and east well, we'll take those temperatures up by two or three degrees or so. from tuesday into wednesday, see the number of isobars we've got on the chart here, tuesday night, a really windy one across the northern half of the british isles

it's shaping up first thing, with quite a bit of rain for the greater part of scotland, save the shetland about clear northern ireland in the first part of the day. it'll be there to be had across certainly a good part of england and wales. through the afternoon, we lose the intensity from the rain, save for the south—western quarter. best temperature on the afternoon about 16 or 17 — pretty shabby for the time of year. the rain eventually clears away even from that south—western quarter. there's a ridge of high pressure building in, so that offers the prospect of a drier, brighter, chillier start to tuesday, for sure. temperatures widely across central and eastern areas in single figures. and it's a decent enough day, but again, here we bring in some very wet and very windy weather to finish off the afternoon across northern ireland and into the western side of scotland. where you keep the sunshine further to the south and east, well, we'll tick those temperatures up by two or three degrees or so. now, from tuesday into wednesday, see the number of isobars we've got on the chart here. tu

we have just in shetland compared with recent days.he weasel pick—up for many of us overnight, so not quite as extensive mist and fog as we had this morning for this coming night. —— the breeze will pick up. still a few patches for the vale of york. another chilling out in the countryside. tomorrow, things will warm up, south—easterly wind dragging warm airfrom france and pushing it across the vast majority of the uk, temperatures will be rising nicely. some cloud around across north—east scotland for a time, otherwise, sunshine across the board. later on in western areas, we could start to see some such hours breaking up, but before they arrive, the temperatures, 24 in birmingham, 25 in london, 22 in edinburgh, so the warmth will be widespread. through saturday evening, saturday night and into sunday, we will have this area of low pressure ultimately putting the band of rain three. initially, saturday evening, we will see some thundery showers breaking out, but a more persistent band of rain will work in from the west as we head into

some rain also from the old fronts close to the shetland islands but if you have not had a mention thuscent with a lot of dry weather in northern and eastern parts until late in the day and then the front will swing up and through and we bring another feature close by to the southern part of the country and this is a combination of wet and windy weather on the first pa rt wet and windy weather on the first part of tuesday with some gusts up to 45 mph. that will eventually move some heavy rain towards the scottish borders and then a lull and then another feature winding up which late on tuesday and overnight into wednesday could bring another spell of quite wet and windy weather into the southern counties of england and wales. but that said, when that clears, wednesday is looking to be half decent, a good deal drier than tuesday for many. there will be a lot of cloud and some sunny spells, may be a passing shower when we have got rid of that feature. and the start of thursday, it could be quite foggy for some as the wind drops but first it again brings another spell of wet weather into t

tuesday, most of us will have a cloudy start but occasional brighter spells far north to scotland, shetlandas, through the morning, that could be taken of cloud for the odd spot of rain. more persistent, heavy rain getting to northern ireland and scotland are turning increasingly damp across the north west of england and wales. rain is associated with this weather front that will slide its way eastward, another front coming to the north of the uk on wednesday, both of these haven't cooler air following them through. —— both of these having a cooler air. the rain to start the day, some sunshine, a few showers across western areas, when moving across western areas, when moving across scotland and northern ireland and in the north west of england and wales and behind that turn in chilly. into the afternoon, temperatures around 12 in aberdeen, before we factored in those cold northerly winds, so a chilly kind of day. dry, though, for many of us as we head into thursday. temperatures at 19 we head into thursday. temperatures at19 in we head into thursday. temperatures at 19 in london. you're wat

you would never tell from that that they are shetland ponies, they look like proper racehorses.rday morning? thank you so much forjoining us. it's the fifth most common cancer in the uk and in the most serious cases it can kill within a matter of months. but in recent years,, doctors have made significant today, they're announcing that another "huge milestone" has been passed as a new treatment offers a lifeline to more than half of patients with an advanced form of the disease. we're joined now by the chief executive of melanoma uk, gillian nuttall, and by anthea smith, who was diagnosed with it in 2015. good morning to both of you. anthea, telus, what happened? what were you told when you are diagnosed?” telus, what happened? what were you told when you are diagnosed? i was told when you are diagnosed? i was told how sneaky and aggressively melanoma was because it had been present for about five years prior to being officially diagnosed. my prognosis was pretty poor. two major surgeries. i am now totally deaf on the left side, most of my skull is missing, no sense of taste, my

do not adjust your shetland ponies!her low. ba—boom! the conservative party conference gets under way this weekend in manchester with a raft of animal welfare pledges, including the compulsory microchipping of pet cats. the gathering comes after a week of turmoil in westminster over brexit and questions being asked about the language used by mps. we'rejoined now from our london newsroom by the environment secretary, theresa villiers. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. you want to talk about animal welfare and we will talk about that in a moment. but there is an elephant in the room at the same time. this announcement overnight that the police watchdog in london is looking at whether to investigate the prime minister over his relationship with this american businesswoman when he was mayor of london. what did you think when you heard about this? is it oh, no, another thing? it isjust such an obviously politicised complaint. the prime minister has said all proprieties happen in the normal way. i think it is not a

it's shaping up first thing, with quite a bit of rain for the greater part of scotland, save the shetlandit'll be there to be had across certainly a good part of england and wales. through the afternoon, we lose the intensity from the rain, save for the south—western quarter. pretty shabby for the time of year. the rain eventually clears away even from that south—western quarter, little ridge of high pressure building in. so that offers the prospect of a drier, brighter, chillier start to tuesday, for sure. temperatures widely across central and eastern areas in single figures. and it's a decent enough day, but again, here we bring in some very wet and very windy weather to finish off the afternoon across northern ireland and into the western side of scotland. where you keep the sunshine further to the south and east, well, we'll tick those temperatures up by two or three degrees or so. now, from tuesday into wednesday, see the number of isobars we've got on the chart here. tuesday night a really windy one across the northern half of the british isles, and very wet too. couple of inches o

it's shaping up first thing, with quite a bit of rain for the greater part of scotland, save the shetland be had across certainly a good part of england and wales. through the afternoon, we lose the intensity from the rain, save for the south—western quarter. best temperature on the afternoon about 16 or 17, pretty shabby for the time of year. the rain eventually clears away even from that south—western quarter, there's a ridge of high pressure building in. so that offers the prospect of a drier, brighter, chillier start to tuesday, for sure. temperatures widely across central and eastern areas in single figures. and it's a decent enough day, but again, here we bring in some very wet and very windy weather to finish off the afternoon across northern ireland and into the western side of scotland. where you keep the sunshine further to the south and east, well, we'll tick those temperatures up by two or three degrees or so. now, from tuesday into wednesday, see the number of isobars we've got on the chart here. tuesday night a really windy one across the northern half of the british isles,

sunnier skies for shetland and across—the—boa rd temperatures getting into the high teens, low 20s. 24gusts of wind of 50 mph which will continue into the night time and saturday as well. otherwise, it will be a breezy kind of night. not as much mist and fog as we have seen recently. a few patches around, it will still be quite chilly in the countryside, temperatures getting down to the low single figures. for saturday, south—east winds, coming up from france will boost temperatures even further. saturday, a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunny weather, early morning mist and fog clearing quickly, but showers could break out later in the day across western parts. before they arrive, look at these temperatures. 24 cardiff, 25 london, 22 edinburgh. it will feel warm in that sunshine. further changes in the picture as we head through the rest of the weekend. the weather front eventually will stagger its way across the uk, showers or thunderstorms initially working in but then a more potent band of rain will work into the west as we go on into the night. from there on sunday, the rain will p

shetland staying fairly right. but most places become dry. clear skies here and there could lead to the rest of —— mist and fog. scotland and northern ireland will see clear skies, could see temperatures as low as five or six degrees. tomorrow morning a much brighter start, the sunshine out for your early morning commute. rush hour across england and wales, cloudy and misty in a few spots with the odd spot of drizzle. most places will be dry, brightening up, most dry with some sunny spells and feeling warmer than today, 15 or 20 degrees. western scotland and northern ireland turning wetter, also india, and that is a sign of what was hurricane dorian starting to push towards our shores. nothing u ntowa rd for to push towards our shores. nothing untoward for us, just some wet and windy weather overnight to take us into wednesday. on wednesday the rain clears to sunny spells. that is how it is looking. back to louise in sa lfo rd. it is an historic day for british airways today, but one the airline would rather forget

then sunshine pretty much in cloud we've seen sunshine pretty much in cloud we've seen recently in shetlandnto the low 20s. weekend weather plus —— prospects, mixed fortunes. high pressure with us but easing to the near continent, south—east wins dragging warm out from france, weather fronts in the west bringing change to the weekend so saturday, most of us having another decent

it's shaping up first thing with quite a bit of rain for the greater part of scotland, save the shetland be there to be had across a good part of england and wales. through the afternoon, we lose the intensity from the rain, save for the south—western quarter, best temperature of the afternoon about 16 or 17. pretty shabby for the time of year. the rain eventually clears away even from that south—western quarter, little ridge of high pressure building in. so that offers the prospect of a drier, brighter, chillier start to tuesday for sure. temperatures widely across central and eastern areas in single figures. and it's a decent enough day but again, here we bring in some very wet and very windy weather to finish off the afternoon, across northern ireland and into the western side of scotland. we keep the sunshine further to the south and east well, we'll take those temperatures up by two or three degrees or so. from tuesday into wednesday, see the number of isobars we've got on the chart here, tuesday night, a really windy one across the northern half of the british isles and very wet, t

and fog taking a while to clear out and then sunshine pretty much in cloud we've seen recently in shetlandill ultimately start to get displaced into the afternoon so some sunshine to end the day. a warmer day, temperatures widely into the low 20s. weekend weather plus —— prospects, mixed fortunes. high pressure with us but easing to the near continent, south—east wins dragging warm out from france, weather fronts in the west bringing change to the weekend so saturday, most of us having another decent day with sunshine, widespread. warmer, temperatures peaking at 2a in london and cardiff but probably some showers breaking out across western areas late in the afternoon into the evening. the forecast starts to get a little bit more uncertain as we head into sunday and specifically, the uncertainty is about how much rain we've seen moving across the uk. ultimately, as the weather front begins to push in, we will start to displace that very warm air and replace it with some cooler and fresher atlantic air from the south and west so the detail with rain is uncertain. wales and south—west england

i was getting these little notes — before whatsapp — and it was, we thickly hold onto orkney and shetlandwould hope our gain would be three figure gains. never did it suggest we would make 700 gains! applause what you guys all did was phenomenal. and

saturday night, the wind could cause one or two problems across the north of scotland, particularly for shetland likely to be gusts of 60—70 mph, maybe a little stronger in places. 0utbrea ks 60—70 mph, maybe a little stronger in places. outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across scotland and northern ireland in northern england, the rain tending to fizzle all the while to the south of that, light winds and clear skies but generally not quite such a chilly start on sunday morning. sunday's weather will be dominated by this frontal system, this front will be wriggling around across the central swathe of the british isles, a bit of uncertainty about exactly where those wrinkles will take weather front, and where the rain will be, but there will be some splashes of rain at home for northern ireland, friending into southern part of scotland, may down into the north midlands and north wales. to the south about whether front, sunday will be a pretty warm day, the warmest day of the weekend, 25—26, to the north of the weather front things will be very cool and fresh, 14 things will be very cool and fr

in to saturday night, some pretty windy weather across the far north, in fact for shetland we could sees scotland, northern ireland down into northern england, to the south about some clear spells and generally speaking not quite such a chilly start to sunday morning. sunday's weather will be split essentially by this frontal system here. this will wriggle around through the day, there is a bit of uncertainty about exactly where its wriggles will take it, but it looks like we will see some cloud and rain for northern ireland, that rain fringing into southern scotland at times, perhaps getting as far south as the north midlands and north wales. to the north of that we will see some spells of sunshine, but again a brisk wind across northern scotland and a rather cool feel to the weather, 15 in aberdeen, but to the south of that frontal system, it will be pretty warm. 25, maybe 26 with a lot of sunshine. as you go through sunday night into monday, that front, weakening feature, will push away southwards, building back in from the south—west, but that brings us a flow of air from the north

longer in shetland. up few degrees. and we will wrap them up further into friday. may be cooler in the breeze fresh is up. —— freshers. temperatures more widely into the low 20s. by the time we hit the weekend, the high—pressure moves further east, high—pressure lock was so southerly flow. some record—breaking temperatures of this week. widely into the 20s on saturday. 26 degrees in the south—east corner of england and it will feel particularly warm in the sunshine, even with that breeze. the problem is, if you want the weekend to be completely dry, the chance of thundery rain into sunday but perfect autumn days the next few. sunny afternoons and crisp mornings. you are selling it. there is also a bit of a moment when a programme made in america starts to get made here. yes, rupaul's drag race has just arrived in the uk, here. yes, rupaul's drag race has justarrived in the uk, and, if here. yes, rupaul's drag race has just arrived in the uk, and, if you don't know what it is, you will soon. the american

in to saturday night, some pretty windy weather across the far north, in fact for shetland we could seeloud and increasingly patchy rain will be sinking southwards across scotland, northern ireland down into northern england, to the south about some clear spells and generally speaking not quite such a chilly start to sunday morning. sunday's weather will be split essentially by this frontal system here. this will wriggle around through the day, there is a bit of uncertainty about exactly where its wriggles will take it, but it looks like we will see some cloud and rain for northern ireland, that rain fringing into southern scotland at times, perhaps getting as far south as the north midlands and north wales. to the north of that we will see some spells of sunshine, but again a brisk wind across northern scotland and a rather cool feel to the weather, 15 in aberdeen, but to the south of that frontal system, it will be pretty warm. 25, maybe 26 with a lot of sunshine. as you go through sunday night into monday, that front, weakening feature, will push away southwards, building back in fro

in the shetland islands it has been a rather grey affair, but even here hopefully that weather frontbe cool yet again tonight, the lengthening nights allowing mist and fog to form. last night northern ireland, possibly southern scotland, northern and eastern england with temperatures dipping into single figures for most of us. a notably chilly morning, with fog which takes until nine or tend to clear away but onceit until nine or tend to clear away but once it does plenty of sunshine is once it does plenty of sunshine is on the cards. temperatures are the talking point. given the strengthening south easterly breeze, the north—east of scotland may reach 24 the north—east of scotland may reach 2a tomorrow. with the increasing breeze along the south and east coast, it will probably feel cooler. we keep the high pressure for saturday but look what is knocking on the door of the western side of the uk, a change. for saturday, probably not as much mist and fog first thing because we have a breeze which will blow some potentially thundery showers into southern and western areas, perhaps nor

it's shaping up first thing with quite a bit of rain for the greater part of scotland, save the shetlandross a good part of england and wales. through the afternoon, we lose the intensity from the rain, save for the south—western quarter, best temperature of the afternoon about 16 or 17. pretty shabby for the time of year. the rain eventually clears away even from that south—western quarter, little ridge of high pressure building in. so that offers the prospect of a drier, brighter, chillier start to tuesday for sure. temperatures widely across central and eastern areas in single figures. and it's a decent enough day, but again, here we bring in some very wet and very windy weather to finish off the afternoon, across northern ireland and into the western side of scotland. we keep the sunshine further to the south and east well, we'll take those temperatures up by two or three degrees or so. from tuesday into wednesday, see the number of isobars we've got on the chart here, tuesday night, a really windy one across the northern half of the british isles and very wet too. couple of inches o

it's sunshine all the way, pretty much, and the cloud that we've seen over the last few days in shetlandnto the afternoon, so even in lerwick we should see some sunshine to end the day. a warmer kind of day, temperatures widely getting into the low twenties. now, the weekend weather prospects, mixed fortunes, really. we've got high pressure still with us but easing away into the near continent, south—easterly winds dragging up some warmer air from france. but weather fronts in the west, well, that will bring the change through the weekend. saturday, weather—wise, most of us actually having another decent day with sunshine widespread. it's going to be a warmer day, as well, with temperatures peaking at 2a in both london and cardiff, but we'll probably start to see some showers breaking out across western areas late in the afternoon and as we head into the evening time, as well. now, the forecast starts to get a little bit more uncertain as we head into sunday, and specifically the uncertainty is about how much rain we see moving across the uk. ultimately, though, as a weather front begins

some of the best sunshine in shetland and the channel islands. of the south—east and east anglia. cooler air behind it so quite a chilly night for much of northern england and scotland as well. some showers pushing into north—western parts of scotland, some heavy, and look at the squeeze on the isobars here. there will be some strong gusts of wind on western coast of scotland, up to 50—60 mph with windy conditions across the whole of the north of the british isles and they will strengthen and pushed eastwards into the north sea by the evening. plenty of sunshine around tomorrow as well. rather cool in exposure to that wind, it will feel quite brisk wherever you are but particularly in the north. the best of the sunshine, top temperatures of 19—21d in the south—east, just 12 or 13 in much of scotla nd south—east, just 12 or 13 in much of scotland underneath the heavy showers. looking at wednesday and thursday, you can see the squeeze on the isobars, not so bad which means less windy conditions on thursday, much calmer we still have rain moving int

even shetland enjoying sunshine. over the past couple of days it has been grey and cloudy.will likely continue into tomorrow, increasingly blustery winds with the headlines towards pembrokeshire. otherwise it is a quiet night, breezy so not as much mist and fog and still a few patches through the vale of york and through the valleys of scotla nd vale of york and through the valleys of scotland and in the countryside temperature is still getting down into low single figures. tomorrow, we have high pressure still with us but are south—easterly winds will drag in warmerairfrom france but are south—easterly winds will drag in warmer airfrom france and so those temperatures will be quite a bit higher in a number of places. you could be some cloud across the north and east of scotland at times but otherwise for the vast majority of the uk it is a promising start of the day with barely a cloud in the sky. plenty of sunshine and mist and fog clearing quickly. 2a degrees in cardiff and birmingham, 25 in london and 22 in edinburgh. all of these above what we expect in the height of s

behind as a prospect of some gusts in excess within the next few hours of 17 miles an hour across the shetlandthe borders, to the south of the, where we had almost clear skies for the day and persist overnight. temperatures down to five degrees also under the banner of cloud associated with that whether front. that front does not move very far overnight because some of it wants to come south, some want to go north so to come south, some want to go north so it ends up pretty much staying stationary. close by to northern ireland to central and southern parts of scotland, the north of england or liable to see a bit of rain through the first part of the day. the zone gradually sinks towards the north of wales. writer skies followed towards the north of scotla nd skies followed towards the north of scotland where the wind decreases but it is fresh, 13 to 15 or so. look at this. even here, it clouds over. 25, possibly 26 degrees. they really warm sort of day. sunday into the first part of monday, this weakening of the weather front continues, coming down into the southern parts of britain. what we w

in to saturday night, some pretty windy weather across the far north, in fact for shetland we could seesome clear spells and generally speaking not quite such a chilly start to sunday morning. sunday‘s weather will be split essentially by this frontal system here. this will wriggle around through the day, there is a bit of uncertainty about exactly where its wriggles will take it, but it looks like we will see some cloud and rain for northern ireland, that rain fringing into southern scotland at times, perhaps getting as far south as the north midlands and north wales. to the north of that we will see some spells of sunshine, but again a brisk wind across northern scotland and a rather cool feel to the weather, 15 in aberdeen, but to the south of that frontal system, it will be pretty warm. 25, maybe 26 with a lot of sunshine. as you go through sunday night into monday, that front, weakening feature, will push away southwards, building back in from the south—west, but that brings us a flow of air from the north or the north—west, so generally speaking as we head into next week, things a

in to saturday night, some pretty windy weather across the far north, in fact for shetland we could seehwards. to the south of that, light winds and clear skies, generally not quite such a chilly start on sunday morning. sunday's weather will be dominated by this frontal system. this front will be wriggling around across this central swathes of the british isles. uncertainty about where they will ta ke uncertainty about where they will take the weather front and where the rain will be, but we will see splashes of rain at times for northern ireland, perhaps fringing into southern parts of scotland, across northern england, maybe into the north midlands and north wales. to the south of that weather front, sunday will be a pretty warm day, the warmest day of the weekend, 25-26. to the the warmest day of the weekend, 25—26. to the north of the weather front inks will be very cool and fresh, 14— 15 degrees. as we go on into the start of next week the frontal system will slide as we southwards. all of us will get into some cool air. there could be the 0jo at times in the north and east. but s

asjutland because the gusts of up to 70 mph, perhaps a touch stronger ——in shetland we could see. weather will be ‘s lit, essentially, by this frontal system here. this will wriggle around through the day. there is uncertainty about exactly where its wrinkles will take it. it looks like we will see some cloud and rainfor looks like we will see some cloud and rain for northern ireland, that rain may be fringing into southern scotla nd rain may be fringing into southern scotland at times —— wriggles. to the north of that we will see spells of sunshine, but again a brisk wind across northern scotland and a rather cool field to the weather, 15 in aberdeen. to the south of the frontal system it will be pretty warm. 25— 26 degrees with a lot of sunshine. as we go through sunday night into monday, that front, a weakening feature, will put away southwards. high pressure building backin southwards. high pressure building back in from the south—west. that brings us a flow of air from the north or the north—west. generally speaking, as we head into next week, things are going to feel rather

and northern england, central and southern scotland compared to today but cloudy with some rain in shetlandes up again in the south with temperatures upa degree again in the south with temperatures up a degree or two each day until saturday portable friday, the same problems first thing, mist and fog at dawn but the breeze picks up more so with the south—easterly, we could see 23 or 2a around the moray force. equally warm elsewhere with that sunshine which holds on until saturday. the warmth continues to build later in the day, the potential is that as the winds strengthen, there is a breakdown to thundery showers. a bit of sunshine but not at the weekend, not all of it. 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. this is bbc news with no rebecca jones. if there investigation if i changes in care are being placed at risk of abuse in unrelated terms. three teenagers have been charged with the murder of a police officer who was killed while investigating a burglary. saudi arabia has display what it says i

quite windy across the far north—east, gusts of 50 mph or a touch more across shetland.e degrees, could be a touch of grass frost. not as chilly in the south because they will still be some cloud to clear away but it should brighten for all of us tomorrow, a dry day with good spells of sunshine. a weather front will try and push on to the west turning the sunshine hazy in north—west scotla nd the sunshine hazy in north—west scotland into the afternoon. the temperature is about where they are today, 13—20d. looking ahead to wednesday, for most it is a fine day with plentiful sunshine once any early mist has cleared. once again the north of scotland are seeing some cloud and outbreaks of rain, a week weather front moving through, 13-20d. but the week weather front moving through, 13—20d. but the temperatures will start to climb heading towards the end of the week. high pressure firmly in charge, that's what is bringing in the dry weather but as that high wobbles eastwards, particularly towards the weekend, it will open the door to a south—easterly wind and that will bring

the best of the sunshine will be across the east midlands, into east anglia and shetland.ve from scotland and northern ireland southwards and eastwards a cross northern ireland southwards and eastwards across england and wales, the weather front could be quite squally, some quite gusty winds for a time. eventually it turns drier but there will be showers back into scotla nd but there will be showers back into scotland and northern ireland later in the night. tomorrow, two weather fronts on the charts, both have cooler air following so for all of the uk it will be cooler compared with today. outbreaks of rain across east anglia and south—east england, some showers across western areas, for northern ireland, scotland and northern england, quite cloudy with heavy rain and increasingly strong, gusty northerly winds. there will be some chilly air, and by the afternoon, temperatures in aberdeen around 13 celsius, but across—the—board it will feel cooler and fresher. for thursday's forecast, a warm front brings rain across scotland and as that clears it will stay cloudy across no