siri hustvedt, author of the essays in a woman looking at men looking at women.e. hello. it's been a blustery day today but the wind is only going to strengthen across northern parts of the uk overnight and into tomorrow morning. this cloud has been spilling across oui’ this cloud has been spilling across our shores, bringing this cloud has been spilling across ourshores, bringing rain, not very much, in the south. as that moves, we are going to change the wind direction, pick up more of the north—westerly and that will introduce colder are from the north—west as the skies clear. the wind will be picking up around the base of the area and the wind is pushing the week weather fronts taking what is left of any rain out into the sea. skies tending to clear across the south. further north, as the wind continues to strengthen, so the wind continues to strengthen, so the cloud will fill in again and we get frequent and heavy showers across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. here the temperatures will not be as low as they were last night. 12—13d for the s

siri hustvedt, author of the essays in a woman looking at men looking at women.oh, thank you having me. increasing as a heavy showers will blowing, especially across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures will not be as low as last night. the badgers 12—13. poor weather for the morning rush hour, especially in scotland, gasps had even up to 60 mph and combined with liquid and heavy showers. through the day the showers become fewer. the winds gradually ease in touch. further so that will not be as windy. sunshine in the morning but more cloud in the afternoon. more rain arriving in mid—afternoon in south wales and the south—west. colder air on monday and still with us on tuesday. the wind is not strong by this stage, not many showers in the north. many places dry with high temperatures of 13 or 1a. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11pm: counting is under way in a controversial referendum on catalan independence. hundreds of people were injured as spanish police tried to prevent the vote from taking place. this is the people facing down

my my guest in me the author is siri hustvedt, the american novelist to as well as telling stories writesut the arts, sex and the mind in book of essays,. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. and it will feature the hoff. don't quite know why, but it will stop. with me are tom bergin, reuters business correspondent and rachel cunliffe from city am. the catalan poll is the top story for the ft, which carries a picture of riot police brawling with a voter. the telegraph says the violence shows the eu is in crisis. it carries a large picture of a police officer using a truncheon. the same picture again in the times, which says that spain has been "torn apart" by the violence. the metro also has that picture, but its top story is divisions in the conservative party — it reports that senior figures say the pm's days are numbered. "backlash against boris" is the lead for the i, it reports the mood of the tory conference has swung against the foreign secretary over his perceived "disloyalty". a different take for the express, which declares mrs

siri hustvedt, author of the essays in a woman looking at men looking at women. place. hundreds of people are injured after the authorities act, saying the catalan vote is illegal. we'll have the latest from barcelona. here — as the conservative party conference gets underway — the prime minister says her cabinet is united — but how will she deal with her foreign secretary? issey unsackable. let's be very clear about what we have here in this government. we have a government that is determined to build a country that works for everyone. in england university tuition fees will now be frozen and graduates able to earn more before repayments kick in. and in sport lewis hamilton extends his lead in formula 0ne's world championship after coming second in malaysia. good evening. there were scenes of violence and chaos on the streets of catalonia today as it held an independence vote that the spanish state had declared illegal. catalan officials say more than three hundred people have been injured in clashes with riot police who'd tried to stop the ballot from taking pl