some rain to stop taking shetland, and unto the far south—west later.nine to 12 2147483051:51:11,914 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 degrees. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm carrie gracie. today at 2. a 27 year old man is found guilty of murdering grace millane, the british backpacker strangled to death in new zealand. she met her killer on a tinder date. grace's parents wept when the jury returned their verdict. this will be with us for the rest of our lives. grace was a beautiful, talented, loving daughter. grace was our sunshine and she will be missed forever. nigel farage unveils the brexit party's policies for the election — not a manifesto, he says, but a contract with the people. the brexit party are at the party of the new radicals, that

let me show you this lovely shot from shetland.ern ireland. not as cold. eastern scotla nd ireland. not as cold. eastern scotland and southern scotland and east anglia and the south—east temperatures could be close to freezing. but sunday roughly the same sort of sorry. northern england and the south—west some rain. showers in scotland and northern ireland and some sunshine in the afternoon. still a bright one in east anglia and the south—east. some could get a dry weekend. although again chilly. temperatures similar to today in single figures. many of us to today in single figures. many of us in england and wales want a window of drier weather. that moves infor window of drier weather. that moves in for monday. maybe a few showers close to the north sea coasts, but away from that most start with frost and fog. but dry and sunny. drier can‘ts continue into tuesday. but there will be further rain in the second half of the week. but it is turning milder. thank you. if you‘re tricked into sending money to a scammer, would you expect y

look at this shot in shetland.f rain. that is around 10% of the what they normally get. so it is a dry spotin they normally get. so it is a dry spot ina they normally get. so it is a dry spot in a wet picture. that is thanks to low pressure pushing further south. and there is still one on the cards for this week. bringing some rain for some of you, but increasing amounts of dry and sunny weather later in the weekend and into the start of next week. here is that low pressure pressure system. the heaviest rain pushing in across south france and northern spain. this front will be the focus for cloud and rain throughout the day. northern england, wales and the far south west. hit and miss. some heavier bursts in the north—east. some showers in the western isles and northern ireland later. but some are intoa and northern ireland later. but some are into a drier window. the midlands, southern england, south wales, away from english channel coasts. still some showers here and in western and northern parts of wales. rain i

the far north of scotland, probably staying mainly dry, still quite windy though across shetland.arts of southwest england, but another mild day tomorrow, 9—13 degrees. we've got more wet and windy weather to come, as we go to tuesday, the strongest winds will be across south wales and southwest england, where you could see gusts of 40—50 mph. this is bbc news. the headlines... a pledge not to raise income tax, vat or national insurance from borisjohnson, as he unveils the conservative‘s election manifesto. let's go for sensible, moderate, but tax cutting, one nation conservative government and take this country forwards. the tories also promise to add 50,000 nurses to the nhs in england, and restore nursing grants. labour pledges to compensate nearly four million women, who lost out when their state pension age rose from 60 to 66. five teenagers arrested after a large brawl at a birmingham cinema. machetes are recovered and vue cinemas pull

, perhaps not getting as far north as the far north of scotland, but still quite a windy day for shetland, but temperatures 9 to 13 celsius on monday afternoon. we'll keep those outbreaks of rain going through the evening. slowly, they'll start to ease away northwards. drier, but cloudy for a time before our next band of rain arrives into the south—west through the early hours of tuesday morning. with it comes some tropical air, so temperatures overnight into tuesday won't drop much lower than 7 or 8 celsius, and this is because in this area of low pressure is the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, and it's also going to pep up the rainfall and strengthen the winds on tuesday. so, across parts of south wales and south—west england, we could well see widespread gusts of a0 to 50 miles an hour coupled with further heavy rain. now, falling onto already saturated ground, we have a number of met office rain warnings in place on tuesday. this rain again spreading its way northwards across the uk, not raining all the time. there will be some breaks in that, maybe some brighter skies,

the far north staying mainly dry, windy across shetland and stronger ones across south—west england butday tomorrow, 9—13. more wet and windy weather to come into tuesday, the strongest winds for south wales in south—west england with gusts of 40-50. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. borisjohnson pledges not to raise income tax, vat or national insurance as he unveils the conservatives' election manifesto. the tories also promise to add 50,000 nurses to the nhs in england, and restore nursing grants. labour is pledging to compensate nearly four million women who lost out when their state pension age rose from 60 to 66. five teenagers arrested after a large brawl at a birmingham cinema. machetes are recovered and vue cinemas pull the gang film blue story. leaked documents reveal how china is holding hundreds of thousands of uighur muslims in detention camps, in what critics say is an effort to brainwash them. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak. late drama... in a six goal thriller between sheffield united and manchester united

, perhaps not getting as far north as the far north of scotland, but still quite a windy day for shetlandsoggy. poor visibility in places as well, but temperatures 9 to 13 celsius on monday afternoon. we'll keep those outbreaks of rain going through the evening. slowly, they'll start to ease away northwards. drier, but cloudy for a time before our next band of rain arrives into the south—west through the early hours of tuesday morning. with it comes some tropical air, so temperatures overnight into tuesday won't drop much lower than 7 or 8 celsius, and this is because in this area of low pressure is the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, and it's also going to pep up the rainfall and strengthen the winds on tuesday. so, across parts of south wales and south—west england, we could well see widespread gusts of 40 to 50 miles an hour coupled with further heavy rain. now, falling onto already saturated ground, we have a number of met office rain warnings in place on tuesday. this rain again spreading its way northwards across the uk, not raining all the time. there will be some br

the afternoon, not so much rain getting into the far north of scotland, another windy day for the shetlandevening, weakening as it pushes its way north. dry but murky for a time, before another spell of heavy rain pushes into south—west england in the early hours. with that comes more trouble moisture. a start to tuesday morning, seven or eight is the overnight low. talking of low pressure, this area has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastian embedded in it, so that will pick up the rainfall strength and the wind, in the very unsettled day on tuesday, with strong and gusty winds in south wales and south—west england. i'm sharanjit leyl in hong kong, the headlines: a pro—democracy landslide in hong kong's district council elections, sweeps aside the pro—beijing establishment. turnout was more than 70% — the highest ever recorded in any hong kong election. 0ur correspondent witnessed an upset. you witnessed an upset. can hear all the excitement here, you can hear all the excitement here, that is because a 23—year—old democracy activist has just unseated a pro—government incumbent

still quite a windy day the shetland isles, and a fairly breezy if not windy day for the south—west england coast, but mild for all of us. 9— 13 celsius the top temperature during monday afternoon. now, we get rid of one area of low pressure and we say hello to get another one stop this has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastian embedded in it. that is going to strengthen the winds, it is going to pep up rainfall. the winds could well gust quite widely a0 to 50 mph across parts of south wales in south—west england on tuesday. that could bring some disruption to travel. and with that, we're going to have more heavy rain on top of already saturated ground. another 15—20 millimetres in places, maybe even more over the high ground of south—west england. it won't be raining all the time. behind it we will see a few bright sunny spells, but also the heavy showers merging to give longer spells of rain. so i really u nsettled spells of rain. so i really unsettled day. windiest across southern and south—western coasts. mild, though, with that tropical moisture. highs between ten and 1a ce

northwards on the far north of scotland probably staying mainly dry and still quite windy for the shetlandsday but we get rid of one area of low pressure and another arrives from the atla ntic and another arrives from the atlantic and this has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastian embedded so that will pep up the rain and strengthen the ones, gusts widely of 40—50, for south wales in south—west england, and into tuesday, more heavy rain on already saturated ground, another 15—20 millimetres quite widely with this band of rain pushing north and east, perhaps even more across the high ground of south—east england and wales. raining all the time on wednesday were some holes in it but heavier rain and strong and gusty winds, the strongest will be through the channel coast and across south—west england. the moist tropical air, the temperature widely in double figures, 10—14 on tuesday. low pressure so what is on wednesday, slowly tracking eastwards. further spells of heavy rain and strong winds for northern scotla nd rain and strong winds for northern scotland and one is turning mor

. —— orkney and shetland.eather syste m fro m later in the day, the next weather system from the atlantic. the last thing we really need. that's your latest weather. bye for now. steve bullock, michael bennett marianne williamson, deval patrick, john delaney,, cory this is beyond 100 days come up with me michelle fleury in new york, mafia prices in london. republican impeachment hearings are hot this week with the republicans are rejecting... the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has been formally indicted for bribery, fraud and breach of trust. he is still insisting that he will continue to lead israel. three months away from the iowa caucus, democratic presidential candidates took to the debate stage for the fifth time. you were the winners and losers? and, it's only a rock and roll. but apparently it is bad for the environment. coldplay put the lord taught plans on hold while they work out how to go green. candidate seeking the democratic presidential nomination took to the debate stage for the fi

some will continue in 0rkney and shetland.hern and parts of wales and the south west. further rain and some heavier bursts in northern england. to the south of it, some sunshine and another chilly day. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: prince andrew speaks publicly for the first time, about his friendship with the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. in an exclusive interview with bbc newsnight, the duke says it was wrong to stay at epstein‘s house and admits he let "the side down". i admit fully that myjudgment was probably coloured by my... tendency to be too honourable, but that's just the way it is. prince andrew also said he had "no recollection" of meeting virginia roberts — who claims she was forced to have sex with him when she was 17 after being groomed by epstein. he denies any inappropriate conduct. in other news, scotland yard is investigating claims of electoral fraud, after the brexit party said its candidates had been offered inducements by conservatives to stand down. out on the general election campai

heavy rain across orkney and shetland.aybe a bit of sunshine across south—east england but the next weather system missing during sunday afternoon and spreads to wales and the south—west england. some timing variation in how quickly that of wet weather we've seen but of course we do not need any extra rain given the ground continues to be saturated. on monday, our bags of rain extensive gci’oss monday, our bags of rain extensive across many areas. perhaps the north of scotla nd across many areas. perhaps the north of scotland avoiding the was of the rain and it may stay bright with the sunshine. the north—west steel mild with temperatures up to 30 degrees across parts of england. a number of showers on tuesday. we however stay on the mild side of things, 11— 12 degrees. beyond that, we have to ta ke degrees. beyond that, we have to take a look at what is going on in the atlantic. the atlantic hurricane season the atlantic. the atlantic hurricane seasonis the atlantic. the atlantic hurricane season is drawing to a close but

, perhaps not getting as far north as the far north of scotland, but still quite a windy day for shetlandoor visibility in places as well, but temperatures 9 to 13 celsius on monday afternoon. we'll keep those outbreaks of rain going through the evening. slowly, they'll start to ease away northwards. drier, but cloudy for a time before our next band of rain arrives into the south—west through the early hours of tuesday morning. with it comes some tropical air, so temperatures overnight into tuesday won't drop much lower than 7 or 8 celsius, and this is because in this area of low pressure is the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, and it's also going to pep up the rainfall and strengthen the winds on tuesday. so, across parts of south wales and south—west england, we could well see widespread gusts of a0 to 50 miles an hour coupled with further heavy rain. now, falling onto already saturated ground, we have a number of met office rain warnings in place on tuesday. this rain again spreading its way northwards across the uk, not raining all the time. there will be some breaks in

the afternoon, not so much rain getting into the far north of scotland, another windy day for the shetlande through the evening, weakening as it pushes its way north. dry but murky for a time, before another spell of heavy rain pushes into south—west england in the early hours. with that comes more moisture. a mild start to tuesday morning, seven or eight is the overnight low. talking of low pressure, this area has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastian embedded in it, so that will pick up the rainfall strength and the wind, and a very unsettled day on tuesday, with strong and gusty winds in south wales and south—west england. this is bbc news. welcome if you are watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: pro—democracy candidates in hong kong's local elections are heading for a huge victory, winning more than three quarters of the seats. leaked documents seen by the bbc reveal the vast network of high—security prisons in western china designed to brainwash uighur muslims. days of heavy rain and floods drench parts of italy and france, damaging

, perhaps not getting as far north as the far north of scotland, but still quite a windy day for shetlandvisibility in places as well, but temperatures 9 to 13 celsius on monday afternoon. we'll keep those outbreaks of rain going through the evening. slowly, they'll start to ease away northwards. drier, but cloudy for a time before our next band of rain arrives into the south—west through the early hours of tuesday morning. with it comes some tropical air, so temperatures overnight into tuesday won't drop much lower than 7 or 8 celsius, and this is because in this area of low pressure is the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, and it's also going to pep up the rainfall and strengthen the winds on tuesday. so, across parts of south wales and south—west england, we could well see widespread gusts of a0 to 50 miles an hour coupled with further heavy rain. now, falling onto already saturated ground, we have a number of met office rain warnings in place on tuesday. this rain again spreading its way northwards across the uk, not raining all the time. there will be some breaks in that

quite prolonged showers in the shetlands.onday's weather, high pressure looks likely to give us a fine, chilly but cold day but low pressure with rain gets pretty close to eastern england. that is your weather. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: prince andrew speaks publicly for the first time about his friendship with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. in an exclusive interview with bbc newsnight, the duke says he was wrong to stay at epstein's house and admits he let the side down. that is the bit i kick myself for on a daily basis because it was not something... prince andrew said he had no recollection of meeting virginia roberts — who claims she was forced to have sex with him when she was 17 after being groomed by epstein. the duke denies any inappropriate conduct. the education secretary has ordered all universities to review fire safety in their buildings, after two people were hurt when fire ripped through student halls in bolton. jeremy corbyn has led a meeting of senior labour figur

northwards across the uk, not so much get into the far north of scotland, so quite a windy day for the shetlandreaks of rain. that rain will continue through the evening, easing off and becoming weaker as it pushes into scotland, then our eyes turn to the south—west is more rain piles in through the early hours of tuesday morning. again a mild night, temperatures not much lower than 7— eight celsius, and that is because we are bringing in some tropical hour, this area of low pressure has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastian, which will bring up the rainfall and strengthen the winds, so widespread gust of 40—50 mph and four south wales in south—west england, coupled with the heavy rain falling on already saturated ground, we could see flooding issues. there are a number of warnings for the rain on tuesday. a few brightest guys in between that rain, but generally an unsettled, sometimes windy day across wales and south—west england, but again very mild, 10— 14 south—west england, but again very mild, 10— 1a celsius the top temperature on tuesday afternoon. we will keep low pressure a

northern iran having the best conditions but there will be showers across northern areas for a time in shetland in edinburgh. here is across central europe and getting quite close to eastern areas of england. we‘ll have to keep a close eye on that. it looks like high pressure will be in charge on monday. for most but it will be a cold frosty start today. it should stay chilly but dry with sunshine. look how close that heavy rain gets to eastern england. it would not be too much in fault in the model to bring that to england. we will keys and i on that for obvious reasons. through monday into tuesday, the atlantic low stress to move in and this one will be more widespread rain. the wind will turn more to a southeasterly direction which is not necessary good news because we will see revenue —— heavy rain moving back across the midlands again... that could bring further flooding issues quite early into the new working week. so we have got a bit more rain to come across those flood sensitive areas where the ground is completely saturated and we still have 70 flood warnings in force. so any rain can

though shetland probably escaping with a mainly dry day.the afternoon high. now, through this evening and overnight, the winds do slowly start to lose their strength. we'll keep some outbreaks of rain spiraling around this area of low pressure, tending to become more showery. and in between, there'll be some drier, clearer interludes where we see the clearer skies, temperature perhaps falling to four or five celsius. where we have got the cloud and the showers holding up to between six to eight celsius. and we still got low pressure with us tomorrow. it's not as intense. so the winds will be somewhat lighter, will have lost. the gusting is still quite windy across parts of southwest england for a time through the morning. some showers here and showers also developing across parts of northern ireland, eastern scotland and northern england, but looking like a drier day across the midlands, central, southern and eastern england. some bright or sunny spells and the winds won't be nearly as strong. so in the afternoon sunshine, 13 or 14 celsius

heavy rain across 0rkney and shetland. sunday afternoon and spreads to wales and the south—west england. some timing variation in how quickly that of wet weather we've seen but of course we do not need any extra rain given the ground continues to be saturated. 0n monday, our bags of rain extensive across many areas. perhaps the north of scotla nd across many areas. perhaps the north of scotland avoiding the was of the rain and it may stay bright with the sunshine. the north—west steel mild with temperatures up to 30 degrees across parts of england. a number of showers on

, perhaps not getting as far north as the far north of scotland, but still quite a windy day for shetland poor visibility in places as well, but temperatures 9 to 13 celsius on monday afternoon. we'll keep those outbreaks of rain going through the evening. slowly, they'll start to ease away northwards. drier, but cloudy for a time before our next band of rain arrives into the south—west through the early hours of tuesday morning. with it comes some tropical air, so temperatures overnight into tuesday won't drop much lower than 7 or 8 celsius, and this is because in this area of low pressure is the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, and it's also going to pep up the rainfall and strengthen the winds on tuesday. so, across parts of south wales and south—west england, we could well see widespread gusts of a0 to 50 miles an hour coupled with further heavy rain. now, falling onto already saturated ground, we have a number of met office rain warnings in place on tuesday. this rain again spreading its way northwards across the uk, not raining all the time. there will be some breaks i

rain in eastern and north—eastern scotland, up eastern and north—eastern scotland, up towards the shetlands—9d. tomorrow's weather still dominated by the slow—moving area of low pressure. further showers and weather fronts rotating around the slow pressure. persistent rain in eastern scotland, with rainfall totals meaning several days of rain. elsewhere away from scotland, sunny spells and showers. most of them in southern and south—west england. the odd bit of thunder possible. 10—13d, cooler thanit thunder possible. 10—13d, cooler than it has been through the weekend. that trend continues on into tuesday, more of a northerly influence. winter coming in from the north, cooler air.. influence. winter coming in from the north, coolerair.. further influence. winter coming in from the north, cooler air.. further south, we hold on to milder conditions. sevenin we hold on to milder conditions. seven in aberdeen. some showers on tuesday, in eastern england in particular. these blue colours are the colder air, shifting southwards. it moves across the country as we move into wednesday. wednesday mo

brighter up towards the shetlands. we see sunshine.les, dry weather. scattered showers, frequent and heavy in south—western parts of england, the odd rumble of thunder. sunny skies for many central parts of the uk. temperatures of ten to 13 degrees. some showers lingering on tuesday, especially through the irish sea and eastern scotland and eastern england. we draw in the winds into a northerly direction. that brings colder air in, especially in parts of scotland. single figures. reasonably mild, 13 degrees down towards the south—east of england. this colder air mass sinks southwards. three into wednesday. a colder spell of weather as we look to the middle part of the week. fog and frost problems on wednesday morning. unsettled through the week, showers at times. for many, temperatures gradually dipped down over the next few days. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at apm: the brexit party leader, nigel farage, says he won't be a candidate in next month's general election. do i find a seat, try and get myself into parliam

as we head into the first part of sunday morning but the rain still coming down across orkney and shetlandslice of weather for a time although there will be showers and often it will be cloudy, but then on sunday afternoon more rain returning across wales and south—west england which is set to become heavy late in the day and into sunday night as well. temperatures up to ii celsius but with more rain on the way and the ground saturated there are concerns we could see ground flooding issues building up over the next few days. chris, thank you. a reminder of our top story... jeremy corbyn launches labour's election manifesto, calling it the most ambitious plan in decades to transform britain. vote for this manifesto of hope. it is time for real change. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at one so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. half centuries from joe denly, rory burns and ben stokes have helped england to a comfortable 241—4 on day one of their first test against new zealand. the runs were slow to come by at first and d

gusts of 50 to 60 miles para, although shetland is probably escaping with a mainly dry day.to be commercially oriented between there will be some drier and clearer interludes. where we see the clearer interludes. where we see the clear skies, temperatures falling to four or five celsius. where you have the cloud and the shows, holding up to between 68 celsius. the pressure with us tomorrow and it is not as intense so the wind will be less. —— between six to eight celsius. some showers here and also developing across parts of northern ireland, eastern scotland and northern england. looking like a drier day across the midlands, saturn and southern and eastern england. bright and sunny spells and events will not be as strong. in the afternoon sunshine, 13 or 1a celsius. where we have the showers, ten or 12 celsius. the pressure so that any week ahead, so it will stay unsettled, particularly on monday. is that rain clears unjustly, we will see things turn a little bit colder again. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 12: south africa are victorious in the rugby world cup

windy in shetland, again stronger winds in south—west england but another mild day tomorrow, nine to into tuesday, the strongest winds will by a cross south—west england where we could cease gusts of 40—50mph. —— see. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11:00pm a pledge not to raise income tax, vat or national insurance from borisjohnson as he unveils the conservatives' election ma nifesto. let's go for sensible, moderate, but taxcutting, one nation conservative government, and take this country forward. the tories also promise to add 50,000 nurses to the nhs in england, and restore nursing grants. labour pledges to compensate nearly 4 million women who lost out when their state pension age rose from 60 to 66. five teenagers are arrested after a large brawl at a birmingham cinema. machetes are recovered and vue cinemas pull the gang film

the far north of scotland, probably staying mainly dry, still quite windy though across shetland.some stronger winds across parts of southwest england, but another mild day tomorrow, 9—13 degrees. we've got more wet and windy weather to come, as we go to tuesday, the strongest winds will be across south wales and southwest england, where you could see gusts of 40—50 mph. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. borisjohnson pledges not to raise income tax, vat or national insurance — as he unveils the conservative‘s election manifesto. the tories also promise to add 50,000 nurses to the nhs in england, and restore nursing grants. labour is pledging to compensate nearly four million women who lost out when their state pension age rose from 60 to 66. now on bbc news, an bbc investigation has revealed that vulnerable young people in care, some as young as 11, are increasingly being placed in unregulated homes. bbc special correspondent ed thomas found young people living in caravans, kidnapped from outside placements, and even trafficked across the country. a warning — you may find so

the rain moves across the shetlands, strong winds at time.ll a few showers around. this time yesterday we we re showers around. this time yesterday we were talking about the rain coming back into the southwest and that could have some timing issues. it will arrive late in the day which means more sunday will have the dry weather. at the moment the jetstream pattern has a big bridge over the western side of the united states. there little troughs are fired across the

a few mist and fog patches and some shower clouds drifting down through shetland, the far east of scotlandsunny weather right through the afternoon. pretty chilly out there, especially where the fog has lingered longest but, as i said, you've got some sunshine to compensate. with clear skies around going into tonight temperatures will take a tumble again. in northern ireland, wales and the south—west, it will be an early dip in temperature, maybe lifting later as the breeze picks up and less cold air moves in with a bit more cloud, but notice the blue colours, scotland, through much of england, northern and eastern wales, widespread frost into tomorrow morning. temperatures may be as low as —6 in parts of northern england —9 or —10 in rural parts of scotland. so a pretty chilly start to tuesday. some dense fog patches across parts of central southern england, that mightjust lift and push northwards on a developing breeze, low cloud into parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia. spoiling the sunshine for some. for many, though, still some good bright sunny spells but more cloud comp

shetland drier and brighter with some sunshine.uthern england at times. combined with those of strong gusts of wind. he winds easing into this evening. gusts of about a0 to 50 mph for a time. into tonight, the winds will start to ease away. most of the heavy rain as well. it is not going to bea heavy rain as well. it is not going to be a cold, frosty night. temperatures around 6—8 celsius. but miss dennis for the likes of northern ireland, north—west england, the midlands and north west wales. tomorrow's weather, low pressure but not as windy or await as it is out there today. still a few showers on the cards tomorrow, especially for northern and eastern scotland, eastern parts of england and the south—west with heavy showers later in the day for but a much improved day for east anglia, the south east, the midlands, north wales, northern ireland. sunshine around. still if you blustery showers here and there but a different feeling they. we will have lost those strong gusts in the south today. up to 1a degrees on sunday, reasonably

the far north of scotland staying mainly dry, still a windy day for the shetland isles and a stronger we get rid of one area of low pressure, here is another weighting in the wings for tuesday. this has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien embedded in it. that is going to pf°p up embedded in it. that is going to prop up the rain, and the wind up to 50 knots per hour in south—west eglin. heavy rain come on top of already saturated ground. 15 or 20 millimetres quite widely, even more ofa millimetres quite widely, even more of a higher ground. millimetres quite widely, even more ofa higher ground. most millimetres quite widely, even more of a higher ground. most of us will see spells of heavy rain through tuesday. not raining all the time, in between, some brighter interludes. generally a breezy day, the strongest wind is across parts of south wales and south—west england. in the moist, tropical air, temperatures are widely in double figures, ten or 14 celsius on tuesday. we still have this area of low pressure to deal with on wednesday, gradually tracking its way eastwards.

still quite a windy day for the shetland isles and still stronger winds across parts of south—west englandor tuesday. this has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien embedded in it. that is going to pep up embedded in it. that is going to pep up the rainfall, strength and the wind. widespread gusts of a0 or 50 mph for south wales and south—west england on tuesday. again, with some heavy rain. more rain on top of already saturated ground. 15 or 20 millimetres quite widely, even more over higher ground. most of us will see some spells of heavy rain through tuesday. not raining all the time, in between a view brighter interludes. generally a breezy day. the strongest winds across south wales and south—west england. in the moist, tropical air, temperatures widely in double figures, ten or 1a celsius on tuesday. we still have this area of low pressure to deal with on wednesday. gradually tracking its way eastwards. a very messy picture on wednesday. further spells of heavy rain, strong wind for northern scotland and southern england. as we going to thursday and friday, we pick up mor

ireland, there will be showers across northern areas as we go through the day, prolong showers in shetlandus a fine, chilly but cold day but low pressure with rain gets pretty close to eastern england. that's your weather. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at eleven: in an exclusive interview with the bbc, prince andrew has denied having sex with a 17—year—old girl who claims she was groomed by his friend jeffrey epstein. he says he doesn't remember this picture being taken of him with the woman who claims she was forced to have sex with him land i and absolutely, land absolutely, categorically tell you, it's never happened. do you remember any kind of sexual contact with virginia roberts? none whatsoever. the prince says he doesn't regret being friends with the disgraced financier, even though epstein was convicted of sex offences. there are concerns about the cladding on a block of student

quite prolonged showers in the shetlands.that is your weather.

, perhaps not getting as far north as the far north of scotland, but still quite a windy day for shetland13 celsius on monday afternoon. we'll keep those outbreaks of rain going through the evening. slowly, they'll start to ease away northwards. drier, but cloudy for a time before our next band of rain arrives into the south—west through the early hours of tuesday morning. with it comes some tropical air, so temperatures overnight into tuesday won't drop much lower than 7 or 8 celsius, and this is because in this area of low pressure is the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, and it's also going to pep up the rainfall and strengthen the winds on tuesday. so, across parts of south wales and south—west england, we could well see widespread gusts of a0 to 50 miles an hour coupled with further heavy rain. now, falling onto already saturated ground, we have a number of met office rain warnings in place on tuesday. this rain again spreading its way northwards across the uk, not raining all the time. there will be some breaks in that, maybe some brighter skies, but further heavy showe

the rain moves across the shetlands, strong winds at time.ice of weather but often pretty cloudy and still a few showers around. this time yesterday we we re showers around. this time yesterday we were talking about the rain coming back into the southwest and that could have some timing issues. it will arrive late in the day which means more sunday will have the dry weather. at the moment the jetstream pattern has a big bridge over the western side of the united states. there little troughs are fired across the atlantic. each of these how the area of low pressure. the storm track, where these low pressures a re storm track, where these low pressures are going, continues to be south of its normal position, right the way across the heart of england and wales and that is where we have seen the wettest weather. more of the same as well into the first half of next week as well. monday, more rain around as we go through the day across england and wales. pretty heavy. sunshine in short supply. the north—west of scotland could be one place that sees

nottinghamshire has seen almost double their entire months worth of rainfall, should be around 60%, notice shetlande entire month stopping the rainfall to take us month stopping the rainfall to take us into wednesday will be mainly again limited to west infringers, many eastern parts will be dry, a few isolated showers closed in sea coast few isolated showers closed in seacoast potentially, and maybejust one or two drifting through western scotla nd one or two drifting through western scotland later but it is northern ireland and a few other places where we can see the marina time. a breezy day across eastern areas, is not only do we not start as cold, it is not going to be as chilly in the afternoon, most places above freezing, most around 6—8d. as we go through the night and into thursday, more of you are frost free, further ran more of you are frost free, further ra n towards more of you are frost free, further ran towards the south and west, and thursday will be a blustery day, but there will also be some heavier best of rain towards the south—west, wales, and later into northern ireland, the v

that said, there will be some heavy rain working across orkney and shetland for a time. the next weather system moves in during sunday afternoon. that spreads to wales and south—west england. i suppose there could be some timing variations in how quickly that zone of wet weather moves into the south west but of course we don't need any extra rain given that the ground continues to be saturated. from monday, will pressure is still with us so outbreaks of rain will be quite extensive i think across many areas once again. perhaps the north of scotland avoiding the worst of the rain and may well stay dry and bright with some sunshine across the north—west. still mild, getting milder if anything, with temperatures up to 13 degrees towards southeast england. tuesday looks like being a quieter weather day. often cloudy, and again there will be a number of showers around as well. we do however stay on the mild side of things with temperatures again around 11 or 12 degrees across southern parts of england and wales. ten there for stornoway and for an borough as well. and for edin

mediterranean climate in the shetlands?s the and easterly wind. look at the north—west, where it has been sunny. it has been coldest here. that may well be mean —— be because it has been so cold at night. last night was the coldest night we‘ve had so far this autumn. it was —10 degrees in braemar. down in cornwall, it was plus ten. a big contrast in the uk. but it is that milderair contrast in the uk. but it is that milder air that is going to win out. sunny? not so much. that is why i am here. there was a lot of thin cloud that came over. i‘ve got some pictures for you. we are going to start here, up in the scottish borders. frosty, dry, and the cloud has been coming in across scotland. so the sunshine has been hazy. better than it has been in the south—west though, because in cornwall, there has not been any sunshine. some rain there. but the wind direction is changing. we are getting more they self or south easterly breeze. some showery bursts of rain as well. that rain will push its way further into scotland overnight.

shetland will probably be mainly dry. temperatures here around nine. elsewhere 10—14.where 1044. not much higher than where we started this morning. low pressure will spiral across the uk this evening with rain rotating around that but turning to showers at times. clearer interludes and the wind will slowly start to ease down. lighter by dawn tomorrow. gusty in the south—west still. a cooler night with a low of 5—8dc. the low will be with a low of 5—8dc. the low will be with us tomorrow. it will have lost intensity. the wins being lighter tomorrow. showers particularly in south—west england, northern ireland and northern and eastern scotland, parts of northern england but dry across central, southern and eastern england with sunshine. lighter winds with temperatures as they are today. low pressure staying with us in the week ahead. little change. fairly u nsettled. week ahead. little change. fairly unsettled. at least we will see the winds are not as strong. and things turning cooler by tuesday. back to you. thanks. it could always be worse. she is not sure about that.

shetland perhaps escaping with a largely dry day. temperatures 10—13.n the midlands, central and south—east england. east anglia, spells of sunshine. 10—14 the high. low pressure close by in the week ahead so pressure close by in the week ahead so still unsettled. dry on tuesday but feeling cooler for all as we go through the week. back to you. holding out for tuesday. it is not yourfault, we do not blame holding out for tuesday. it is not your fault, we do not blame the messenger. swing low pressure. i like it, well done. you have been waiting to drop that in all morning. waiting four years for that! there's been a rise of up to 15% in the number of women being diagnosed with hiv in some areas of the uk — that's despite rates falling overall by 6% nationally. analysis of official figures by breakfast reveals half of women with the virus are diagnosed late, after their health has already suffered. jayne mccubbin reports. when people first hear that i'm hiv—positive, they kind ofjump. they step back. adrienne is 70. she was diagnosed hiv positive when sh

brighter up towards the shetlands. we see sunshine. of ten to 13 degrees. some showers lingering on tuesday, especially through the irish sea and eastern scotland and eastern england. we draw in the winds into a northerly direction. that brings colder air in, especially in parts of scotland. single figures. reasonably mild, 13 degrees down towards the south—east of england. this colder air mass sinks southwards. three into wednesday. a colder spell of weather as we look to the middle part of the week. fog and frost problems on wednesday morning. unsettled through the week, showers at times. for many, temperatures gradually dip down over the next few days. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 6: the brexit party leader, nigel farage, says he is not going to stand as a candidate in the general election. do i find a seat, try and get myself into parliament, or do i serve the cause better, traversing the length and the breadth of the united kingdom, supporting 600 candidates? i've decided that the latter is the right one. th

that is how it shetland earlier on but for many more, the cloud has been —— cloud has been gatheringontinuing to drift northwards at the moment. have your downpour stretching in towards wales and the south west and these various bands tracked northeastward through the night. some insurers across scotland will be wintry in nature or high ground, it quite... it is this band that becomes slow moving across central areas that could give some cause for concern into tomorrow. but with the cloud, the rain more of a breeze, not quite as chilly as it was last night. into tomorrow, this band of rain becomes this very slow moving parts of east anglia and north midlands but especially north england in north wales was typing into the dark blue and green colours showing up on the charts and heavy downpours as this rain sits around all day long. we could see 20—40 mm of rain, maybe up to 80 mm of high ground. that could cause localised flooding and transport disruption. down to the south, we will see some sunshine but also a scattering of heavy and thundery showers across the south west of inman. n

that was how it looked in shetland but for many more, we saw things turning increasingly cloudy and wehe earlier satellite and radar picture. and as we head through this evening, if anything, this rainfall will intensify. not this first band of showers is drifting northwards at the moment. likely to be producing some sleet and snow over high ground in scotland through the night because the air is still rather chilly. down towards the south this i think is going to bring more cause for concern, some heavy and persistent rain setting in through the early hours of thursday. generally not as cold as it was this morning. we will have more cloud, more rain, more of a breeze as well. as we go through tomorrow, heavy rain affecting east anglia for a time, the north midlands but i think more especially parts of north wales and northern england. and as we play the sequence, you can see the rain really doesn't shift that much further north. it gets stranded, marooned in this easterly wind. so, through some parts of northern england down into north wales could see 20—40 mm of rain maybe more of a

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