a few splashes of rain in east anglia and the south—east but most east anglia and the south—east but day morning, fairly cloudy, east anglia and the south—east, that weather front may shift a bit quicker but at the moment it looks like it will stay in place with patchy light rain and drizzle turning lighter. northern ireland will stay dry and sunny after a frosty start on monday. a bit of frost, a bit of rain and a bit of frost, a bit of rain and a bit of frost, a bit of rain and a bit of sunshine, a typical autumn day. there are more than 350,000 mobility scooters on britain‘s pavements and high streets, travelling up to 8mph, but their users have no no formal training. in 2014, there were more than 200 accidents related to them in england and wales, nine of which were fatal. psychologists at nottingham trent university are working to develop a video that can improve safety. here‘s more from transport correspondent richard westcott. wagons roll. a unique driver‘s eye view from a mobility scooter and you‘d better watch out. ten minutes around nottingham is more like an obstacle course

rain clears away from east anglia and the south—east, it does finally fade. cloud lingers. way east, but sunshine as well, the bulk of the showers naturally north—westerly wind up towards western scotland and northern ireland. temperatures 9 degrees if you are lucky, 1a if you are lucky in the south, but it will be turning colder through the evening. for bonfires and fireworks, we have showers toward the west, clearer skies for many eastern areas ona clearer skies for many eastern areas on a chilly start to sunday morning. some showers mainly running across northern ireland, wales and the south—west, some clipping the north sea coasts for the showers become fewer during the day we get more sunshine around but it does not do wonders for the temperature. eight to 10 degrees typically. it will feel chilly. with the showers fading and skies clearing, frosty weather in the morning. a cold start to the new week. high pressure responsible for removing those showers, but into that this weather system arrives slowly on monday, pushing east on tuesday. from monday we will see some qui

anglia and south—east england, probably quite a grey start to the day, either with low cloudthe morning. the rain across northern england could be quite heavy for a time during the morning. behind that, the skies brighten up significantly but it's not completely dry in scotland. here there will be a number of showers, particularly across north—western areas of the country, blustery winds setting in here as well. through the rest of thursday, our band of rain pushes southwards. now there could be a few breaks in the clouds ahead of that band of rain. and in any case, as the rain band works towards south—east england, probably arriving in the london area around four o'clock in the afternoon, you can see there's barely any rain left on it. to the north, as the sunshine comes out, down go the temperatures. 6—9 degree celsius in those sunnier moment in the north of the uk. during thursday evening, the band of rain finally clears away from south—east england. with clear skies, it's going to be a cold night. towns and cities temperatures getting down to three degrees or so, in londo

it's notjust in the south—east, it is also east anglia where we have the combination.ds and the isle of wight and also the isles of scilly. inland there are some showers in south—west england that will fade. a beautiful start in wales, the midlands, the northwest of england. there is a touch of fog around as there is in northern ireland and around the central lowlands, especially the glasgow end. a lot of dry weather and sunshine. that will change in north—west through the when another weather front arrives, introducing wet and windy weather. the stronger twins in the far north of mainland scotla nd twins in the far north of mainland scotland and the northern isles. touching gale force with exposure. some sunny spells develop in the south—east, but equally cloud at times. in between we have some sunshine. temperatures roughly where they should we. the average is between nine and 11 at this time of year. overnight the weather front seats —— moves south. most of the rain in it will be light and patchy, with drizzle. behind it under clear skies in scotland we could have a

anglia and south—east england, probably quite a grey start to the day, either with low cloudern england could be quite heavy for a time during the morning. behind that, the skies brighten up significantly but it's not completely dry in scotland. here there will be a number of showers, particularly across north—western areas of the country, blustery winds setting in here as well. through the rest of thursday, our band of rain pushes southwards. now there could be a few breaks in the clouds ahead of that band of rain. and in any case, as the rain band works towards south—east england, probably arriving in the london area around four o'clock in the afternoon, you can see there's barely any rain left on it. to the north, as the sunshine comes out, down go the temperatures. 6—9 degree celsius in those sunnier moment in the north of the uk. during thursday evening, the band of rain finally clears away from south—east england. with clear skies, it's going to be a cold night. towns and cities temperatures getting down to three degrees or so, in london. out into the countryside, the l

in fact, across east anglia and the south—east, this is where we still have that weather front, movingt. for norwich and london, temperatures around maybe four, five, six degrees, those sorts of values. for the rest of the uk, out in the countryside, it could be as low as minus four degrees. so some mist and fog around as well, but generally speaking, lots of clear weather. however, anglia and the south—east could be gloomy and drizzly in the morning. the weather will improve here, but it will take time for that cloud to break up. the rest of the country, beautiful and sunny. light winds, crisp, fresh, misty and places. carlisle still around freezing at eight o'clock. this is the next area of rain that is moving into the outer hebrides. probably by the time we get to the morning that will nudge on. wet and windy again, it will reach northern ireland eventually. many areas of england, you can see that beautiful sunshine. on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east. let's look at wednesday night. this entire weather front needs to move across the uk, we

those sunny skies gradually spread a little further south and east. ng some time to break up in the south. but here a bit milder tomorrow at 14 degrees there in cardiff. on friday mainly a fine start, some thundery showers possible in northern scotland. and then clouding over across northern ireland with outbreaks of rain. a lot going on to the next few days. this frontal system will be with us for the start of the weekend bringing outbreaks of rain. some cold air heading in our direction. so chilly feeling to the weather on saturday. some spells of sunshine, some showers blowing in as well. on sunday we shift wind direction, more ofa sunday we shift wind direction, more of a northerly wind so most showers down the east coast at this stage. and temperatures of just down the east coast at this stage. and temperatures ofjust six, 210 degrees. so chilly but bright weekend with a showers close to the coast. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. ordered back from africa by the prime minister — the international development secretary priti patel looks

in fact, across east anglia and the south—east, this is where we still have that weather front, moving the south—east. for norwich and london, temperatures around maybe four, five, six degrees, those sorts of values. for the rest of the uk, out in the countryside, it could be as low as minus four degrees. so some mist and fog around as well, but generally speaking, lots of clear weather. however, anglia and the south—east could be gloomy and drizzly in the morning. the weather will improve here, but it will take time for that cloud to break up. the rest of the country, beautiful and sunny. light winds, crisp, fresh, misty and places. carlisle still around freezing at eight o'clock. this is the next area of rain that is moving into the outer hebrides. probably by the time we get to the morning that will nudge on. wet and windy again, it will reach northern ireland eventually. many areas of england, you can see that beautiful sunshine. on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east. let's look at wednesday night. this entire weather front needs to move acr

in the south—east fora time, and windy, drier in the south—east for a time, but foremost, somethingnews. we are live in the capital of zimbabwe, harare. breaking news, the reuters news agency here are reporting that president mugabe has agreed to step down as president. it has not been confirmed, we have not had that for many other sources, but we do know that president mugabe is due to address the nation live on national television on some bubbly‘s national television, zbc. they have already

quite chilly in the south east. quite chilly as well across northern ireland. during tuesday. as it does so, you will notice the short spell of really quite intense rainfall across england and wales. not quite reaching the far south—east of england until later on into the evening, but as that rain clears away to the east, you will notice the skies clearing with sunnier spells and turning a little bit chillier again. temperatures about seven to nine celsius. there is that rainfall pushing into towards east anglia and the south east. clear skies developing elsewhere and with that colder air. so it will turn cold and frosty through the night. but then behind it, we have got this next batch of milder weather. that's associated with this weather system which is going to move its way in later in on wednesday, but in the meantime, we can have that inn that colder air across much of the uk, so with that, some clear skies, a bit of sunshine, it will feel chilly. any early morning rain clearing from the south east and the spread spreads into the far north and west. tempe

lengthy sunny spells and sunshine more wisdespread in the south—east.h and west, the north of ireland, the far north—west of england, wintry showers and windy, especially in the far north—west. gales and severe gales. 3—10 in the south—east. that leads to a chilly weekend. overnight frost as well. further wintry showers, especially on saturday in the north and the west. but emphasis on dry and bright and sunny weather. this is saturday's picture. strong north—westerly winds. wintry in nature. the best of the sunshine in central and eastern parts. staying dry all day. four in glasgow. 7—8 across the south—east. wrap up if you are heading out. this is the area of low pressure bringing multiple winds. high pressure on sunday. that will kill off some of the showers. fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds. a fairfeature. one or two showers in northern and western areas. another cold day again on the cards. a weather system pushing in off the atlantic on sunday night sweeping across the country bringing wet and windy weather. eventually clearing from

anglia and south—east england, probably quite a grey start to the day, either with low cloudthe rain across northern england could be quite heavy for a time during the morning. behind that, the skies brighten up significantly but it's not completely dry in scotland. here there will be a number of showers, particularly across north—western areas of the country, blustery winds setting in here as well. through the rest of thursday, our band of rain pushes southwards. now there could be a few breaks in the clouds ahead of that band of rain. and in any case, as the rain band works towards south—east england, probably arriving in the london area around four o'clock in the afternoon, you can see there's barely any rain left on it. to the north, as the sunshine comes out, down go the temperatures. 6—9 degree celsius in those sunnier moment in the north of the uk. during thursday evening, the band of rain finally clears away from south—east england. with clear skies, it's going to be a cold night. towns and cities temperatures getting down to three degrees or so, in london. 0ut into t

four celsius in glasgow potentially on saturday. 7—8 across the south—east.ading out. there's our area of low pressure bringing those north north—westerly winds. but this ridge of high pressure promises to move in for sunday. what that will help do is kill off some of the showers. so we should see fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds as well, though, will still be a fairfeature. one or two showers across northern and western areas. best of the sunshine again, across central, southern and eastern parts and again another cold day again on the cards. we have a weather system pushing in off the atlantic on sunday night that will sweep across the country to bring a spell of wet and pretty windy weather. eventually clearing from southern and eastern parts of england on monday. and then we are back into the cold run of north—westerly winds with some sunny spells and showers. hello — this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. a new era for zimbabwe — in the next few hours, a new leader will be sworn in. tens of thousands of people are expect

through the rain as the rain advances to the south—east you will find the wind will pick up across southhe skin of our teeth to 11. through the evening and overnight, as the front moves evening and overnight, as the front moves into the south—east, behind it a ridge of high pressured built—in. that will kill off many of the showers that it will be a cold night asa showers that it will be a cold night as a result. the temperature that you can see is indicative of towns and cities. in rural areas they will be lower. in rural parts of the country, you could get to temperatures around for —— —a —5. some frost around and patchy mist and fog as well. tomorrow, the weak front will edge away. then we have the next weather front coming in. that will bring in wet and windy weather, gales with exposure in the north—west but it leaves the temperature will not be quite as low as it is going to be today. ican i can looking at the wrong screen!|j am i can looking at the wrong screen!” am behind you! behind you! bud, i watch the screen in front of us... that and we look behind me, i100% look the wrong w

we could see 11 as a high in the south—east corner. way steadily eastwards through tuesday night into wednesday, behind it, clearskies and temperatures falling away briefly. this transient ridge trying to build, but you can see another weather front waiting, and we do it again on thursday. that is the story throughout the week, no two stays the same. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: a huge leak of documents casts new light on how millions of pounds are invested in offshore tax havens. three bbc actors are among those implicated. 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, the latest from the bbc sports centre. slaven bilic has said there are no hard feelings after he was sacked by west ham, after two years in charge. they've won just two matches this season — and find themselves in the relegation zone. jessica creightonjoins me for more on this. what has slaven bilic had to say? his book the reporters outside west ham's traini

anglia and south—east england, probably quite a grey start to the day, either with low cloudhern england could be quite heavy for a time during the morning. behind that, the skies brighten up significantly but it's not completely dry in scotland. here there will be a number of showers, particularly across north—western areas of the country, blustery winds setting in here as well. through the rest of thursday, our band of rain pushes southwards. now there could be a few breaks in the clouds ahead of that band of rain. and in any case, as the rain band works towards south—east england, probably arriving in the london area around four o'clock in the afternoon, you can see there's barely any rain left on it. to the north, as the sunshine comes out, down go the temperatures. 6—9 degree celsius in those sunnier moment in the north of the uk. during thursday evening, the band of rain finally clears away from south—east england. with clear skies, it's going to be a cold night. towns and cities temperatures getting down to three degrees or so, in london. 0ut into the countryside, the

anglia and south—east england, probably quite a grey start to the day, either with low cloud for a time during the morning. behind that, the skies brighten up significantly but it's not completely dry in scotland. here there will be a number of showers, particularly across north—western areas of the country, blustery winds setting in here as well. through the rest of thursday, our band of rain pushes southwards. now there could be a few breaks in the clouds ahead of that band of rain. and in any case, as the rain band works towards south—east england, probably arriving in the london area around four o'clock in the afternoon, you can see there's barely any rain left on it. to the north, as the sunshine comes out, down go the temperatures. 6—9 degree celsius in those sunnier moment in the north of the uk. during thursday evening, the band of rain finally clears away from south—east england. with clear skies, it's going to be a cold night. towns and cities temperatures getting down to three degrees or so, in london. 0ut into the countryside, the lowest temperatures could get dow

in fact, across east anglia and the south—east, this is where we still have that weather front, movinghe south—east. for norwich and london, temperatures around maybe four, five, six degrees, those sorts of values. for the rest of the uk, out in the countryside, it could be as low as minus four degrees. so some mist and fog around as well, but generally speaking, lots of clear weather. however, anglia and the south—east could be gloomy and drizzly in the morning. the weather will improve here, but it will take time for that cloud to break up. the rest of the country, beautiful and sunny. light winds, crisp, fresh, misty and places. carlisle still around freezing at eight o'clock. this is the next area of rain that is moving into the outer hebrides. probably by the time we get to the morning that will nudge on. wet and windy again, it will reach northern ireland eventually. many areas of england, you can see that beautiful sunshine. on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east. let's look at wednesday night. this entire weather front needs to move acros

across east anglia and the south—east, we have that weather front, moving across the uk during tuesdayst. for norwich and london, temperatures around four, five, six degrees, those sorts of values. for the rest of the uk, out in the countryside, it could be as low as minus four degrees. mist and fog around as well, but generally speaking, lots of clear weather. anglia and the south—east could be gloomy and drizzly in the morning. the weather will improve here, but it will take time for that cloud to break up. the rest of the country, beautiful and sunny. light winds, crisp, fresh, misty and places. carlisle still around freezing at eight o'clock. this is the next area of rain that is moving into the outer hebrides. probably by the time we get to the morning that will nudge on. wet and windy again, it will reach northern ireland eventually. many areas of england, you can see that beautiful sunshine. on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east. let's look at wednesday night. this entire weather front needs to move across the uk, wednesday night into thu

anglia and south—east england, probably quite a grey start to the day, either with low cloudhe morning. behind that, the skies brighten up significantly but it's not completely dry in scotland. here there will be a number of showers, particularly across north—western areas of the country, blustery winds setting in here as well. through the rest of thursday, our band of rain pushes southwards. now there could be a few breaks in the clouds ahead of that band of rain. and in any case, as the rain band works towards south—east england, probably arriving in the london area around four o'clock in the afternoon, you can see there's barely any rain left on it. to the north, as the sunshine comes out, down go the temperatures. 6—9 degree celsius in those sunnier moment in the north of the uk. during thursday evening, the band of rain finally clears away from south—east england. with clear skies, it's going to be a cold night. towns and cities temperatures getting down to three degrees or so, in london. out into the countryside, the lowest temperatures could get down to —5, in the very

further south and east it will be dry with spells of sunshine.and it stays quite windy overnight. the wind direction changes a little bit for the second half of the weekend. we have this little of high pressure coming in will stop what it does, that little bridge, it chills of the showers, fewer showers on sunday. some are streaming in to northern ireland. and the midlands. we will hang on to sunshine in scotland and the eastern side of england. but further west will cloud over during the way and make it feel cold with those brisk winds. we have this weather system thatis winds. we have this weather system that is thickening up the cloud. it will bring rain and sweep south and east with on sunday night. not as cold on sunday night. we start with rain across southern england on monday and it could linger in the south—east. but it clears away elsewhere and we get sunshine and showers. another windy day, temperatures not quite so low. this is probably going to be the less cold of these next few days because once that moves through we will find north

apart from the south—east.see squally showers moving across north wales and northern england. wintry in the hills. today, generally, it is going to bea hills. today, generally, it is going to be a windy day, just not quite as windy as yesterday. look at is temperatures. three degrees will be the top temperature in aberdeen this afternoon. eight degrees in manchester. currently13— afternoon. eight degrees in manchester. currently 13— 14 in the south—east. that will be going down to about ten or 11 degrees. as we had on through the evening and overnight, we have got pressure not to far from the south. there is a weather front taking a swipe at southern counties, introducing rain. lots of clear skies. it will be a cold night, colder than the one just gone. again, a peppering of entry showers across the north and the west. there is the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. it will also be a frosty night, more or less, across the board. the cold theme continues as we have driven rest of the weekend. the blue indicates

in fact, across east anglia and the south—east, this is where we still have that weather front, moving and london, temperatures around four, five, six degrees, those sorts of values. for the rest of the uk, out in the countryside, it could be as low as minus four degrees. so some mist and fog around as well, but generally speaking, lots of clear weather. however, anglia and the south—east could be gloomy and drizzly in the morning. the weather will improve here, but it will take time for that cloud to break up. the rest of the country, beautiful and sunny. light winds, crisp, fresh, misty and places. carlisle still around freezing at eight o'clock. this is the next area of rain that is moving into the outer hebrides. probably by the time we get to the morning that will nudge on. wet and windy again, it will reach northern ireland eventually. many areas of england, you can see that beautiful sunshine. on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east. let's look at wednesday night. this entire weather front needs to move across the uk, wednesday night into t

chartered surveyors has revealed that prices are declining in four areas of the country, london, the south eastet is gloomy overall, citing fewer buyers and sellers as well as falling sales. time for a look at the markets before we go. the ftse is in negative territory and burberry, which we mentioned in the headlines, down to 10% after its decision to reinvent its other super luxury brand has not gone down too well with investors. it is certainly a brave move, to compete with the likes of hermes and dior. investors perhaps not sharing the same confidence. despite sales being up. that's all the business news. i will be back in an hour. theresa may is considering who should replace the leading brexit supporter priti patel who resigned as international velleman secretary yesterday. vicki young is in downing street for us with the latest and we're expecting her successor to appear pretty soon. yes, although we have been saying that for a while but hopefully in the next half an hour or so maybe. the replacement for priti patel will walk up the street then. lots of people have spoken about how trees

the east and south, and one towards the east and south, and one towards the north.so. no pressure still dominating our weather, everything rotates in an anticlockwise direction across the low pressure, so showers coming from the west. there will be a lot of dry and sunny conditions. but note the temperatures, look out below temperatures, look out below temperatures are pushing further south, the far south of england and wales will hang on to double figures, but it will not last. low pressure to the north and south will bring rain during the course of friday, but the wind is salient because it has another component, a cold direction, so friday to sunday especially, it will feel cold and then change again as milder conditions start to show their hand from the west. it has been a week since the argentine submarine disappeared in the southern atlantic, and there are growing fears that the crew may soon run out of oxygen. it is a really desperate story. we are joined by stewart little, a former royal navy submariner. we were just talking to you before we came to you, the

further south and east you 90, the uk. will stay dry and quite sunny, but the wind will be freshening all the while. so it will feel quite cold. these are the temperatures again, watch or decrease in glasgow, around seven in london. —— four degrees in glasgow. later on we have a weather system trying to approach from the atlantic. that'll have more of an impact in the north—west of the uk with cloud amounts increasing. should be largely dry. not as many showers on sunday but most of them in the east. you're watching beyond one hundred days. the ritz carlton in riyadh, now a five star holding centre for princes and rich saudis. they are part of a corruption investigation that is now into its third week. it could endanger the stability and reforms his kingdom so badly needs. the argentinian navy say satellites detected an explosion on the day the sub went missing. brussels says brexit britain will not be hosting the european capital of culture in 2023 despite the scheme being open to countries that aren't in the eu. just how

it will be a chillier start, but fewer showers, but they will tend to migrate to the south—east of englande away in the north. so more such sunshine to come but it will be a colder day, temperatures about eight to ten degrees, and with clear skies overnight the temperatures will fall away low enough to give us widespread frost in rural areas early on monday morning, underneath that ridge of high pressure, running into that we have the weather fronts arriving in the north—west, an active band of rain, heavy rain coming into northern ireland, and western scotland, slowly through the day on monday, ahead of it the wind beginning to really pick up through these irish sea coast, further east though, lighter wind, it these irish sea coast, further east though, lighterwind, it should be these irish sea coast, further east though, lighter wind, it should be a fine day with some sunshine. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa barak. the headlines at eight: labour's kelvin hopkins categorically denies allegations of inappropriate behaviour, as his party faces criticism for his promotion months after he was

some of these just trickling across south east england into the midlands. with some drier spells sandwiched in between. it will be windy, though, across the south—west and will stay that way through the night. some showers continuing to feed and across western areas. the best of the dry weather further east. clear skies and slightly later when they are, thatis and slightly later when they are, that is where we are most likely to see a touch of frost into tomorrow morning. quite a chilly start to tomorrow. still a fair few showers around to the first pa rt part but gradually they should tend to fade. take a while to clear from parts of central and southern england and wales. by the end of the day, most places seeing spells of sunshine. not particularly warm, though. as we head to sunday night, bonfire night itself, of course, it will be dry. it will be largely clear. very small chance of a shower but it will also be cold, particularly across the eastern half of the british isles, we will see quite a widespread frost into monday morning. monday getting off to

it brings a spell of rainfora time south and east. n for a time but by the time it gets to the south it should be liked and patchy. behind that we are dragging in colderair and patchy. behind that we are dragging in colder air replacing that milder air dragging in colder air replacing that milderair in dragging in colder air replacing that milder air in the south. so turning cooler as we move through thursday and into friday as well. the weather front continues to sink south east through the day tomorrow. behind that some brighter conditions, some showers in the far north that could fall as snow over the hills. a bit of a contrast to the hills. a bit of a contrast to the temperatures tomorrow, behind the temperatures tomorrow, behind the front temperatures largely in single figures but in the south highs of around 14 degrees. so a bit above average for the time of year. that clears overnight tomorrow night, high pressure pushing in, some tight isobars in the north so still some strong wind but that cold start to friday, many of us coul

a wedding to the day in the south—east corner.tering of showers which will mostly be confined to faced in coasts. —— west facing coasts. so, from tuesday, a wet rush—hour. temperatures likely to fall away and we could see some patchy fog forming in northern ireland, but the hard frost is likely in scotland, northern ireland, and sheltered parts of north wales. in the countryside be good to temperatures down to minus four degrees, with the exception being the south—east that will cling on to the cloud and like patchy rain first thing. any early morning mist and fog especially in northern ireland will lift and there will be dry, sunny weather for much of the day. the seesaw weather pattern will continue, though, with the next batch of wet, windy weather starting to arrive into the far north—west. he finished thursday on a cloudy but quiet note, with the best of the sunshine in the far north—west. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.00: former welsh government minister carl sargeant — sacked last week

misty in the south—east after the overnight rain cleared away. the channel and coming in across the south west approach. one those heading inland. most of england and wales having a dry day. sunny spells developing. more showers continuing across scotla nd more showers continuing across scotland and northern ireland of a wintry flavour. sunshiny beside the showers. a data catching a rainbow. cold day, temperature is lowered across the border. starting off quite cold and frosty on saturday. north—westerly winds picking up after a much lighter wind day on friday. cold winds, shower was driven further south into england and wales. the further south you go, and wales. the further south you go, and the east you go across the uk, you may get away with a dry day. cold once again. stronger winds across the second half of the we can. getting a bit more westerly. high pressure here ahead of the weather from killing off high pressure here ahead of the weatherfrom killing off a lot high pressure here ahead of the weather from killing off a lot of the showers

the south—east, it will be a struggle to break the cloud up. further west we will seek sunnier skies. temperatures are struggling, seven in belfast and we will seek showers coming in. when she of a higher ground in scotland, but further east it is largely dry with clear skies, that the temperatures are dropping away overnight, particularly in the east where the wind is lightest. but we must outwit some showers, they will fade away as the day goes on, temperatures will travel even in the middle of the afternoon, 7—11. for bonfire night itself tomorrow night, it will turn very chilly with a touch of frost. that is all for now. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. the headlines: labour's shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, has called on all the main political parties to agree a new independent system to tackle sexual harassment at westminster. when all the political parties meet, my view is that there should be an element of independence in there, particularly for support as well so people can feel confident about where they can report these

about 25 people are reported to have been injured in the incident, about 50 kilometres south—east ofhe city of san antonio. a local sheriff said the gunman had been, as he put it, taken down. there's a heavy police presence in the small town, which is home to about four—hundred people. in other news, a huge new leak of financial documents — known as the paradise papers — has revealed how the powerful and wealthy secretly invest vast amounts of money in offshore tax havens. among the findings, the bbc panorama programme has discovered that millions of pounds of queen elizabeth's private money is invested in offshore funds based in the cayman islands and bermuda by her private estate, the duchy of lancaster. at ten o'clock, reeta chakrabarti will be here with a full round up of the day's news. first it's time for our world — escaping isis. street by street, so—called islamic state is losing its last footholds in iraq and syria. the caliphate is almost finished on the battlefield but what of the children whose minds it moulded? the families who became part of islamic state? i have come

four celsius in glasgow potentially on saturday. 7—8 across the south—east.orth north—westerly winds. but this ridge of high pressure promises to move in for sunday. what that will help do is kill off some of the showers. so we should see fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds as well, though, will still be a fairfeature. one or two showers across northern and western areas. best of the sunshine again, across central, southern and eastern parts and again another cold day again on the cards. we have a weather system pushing in off the atlantic on sunday night that will sweep across the country to bring a spell of wet and pretty windy weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: hopes dashed as an underwater explosion is detected close to the last known location of an argentine submarine which went missing last week. hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslim refugees might be able to return home after a deal is signed by bangladesh and myanmar. zimbabwe prepares for

that is in the south—east.england, wintry showers and windy, especially in the far north—west. 3— 10 in the south—east. that leads leads to a chilly weekend. 0vernight frost as well. further wintry showers, especially on saturday in the north and the west. the emphasis on dry and bright and sunny weather. theseis on dry and bright and sunny weather. these is that today. strong north—westerly winds. —— this is that today. wintry in nature. the best of the sunshine in central and eastern parts. staying dry all day. 7-8 eastern parts. staying dry all day. 7—8 across the south—east. wrap up if you are heading out. this is the area of low pressure bringing multiple winds. low pressure on sunday. that will kill off some off of the showers. fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds. a fair feature. sunday. slightly lighter winds. a fairfeature. 0ne sunday. slightly lighter winds. a fair feature. one or two showers sunday. slightly lighter winds. a fairfeature. one or two showers in northern and western areas. an

the showers keep going in eastern parts of england, south—east scotland again, witha of england, south—eastriday morning. still some showers, some wintry showers at that in eastern england, but clearing up. icy wind easing for all but east anglia and the far south—east of england. much of england and wales having a dry and bright afternoon. cardiff scotland and northern ireland tomorrow. still feeling very cold out there but eventually outbreaks of rain pushing in from the north and the west and the sudden change in wind direction. this high—pressure means that instead of bringing winds from the arctic we are bringing them from the atlantic, and the weather warms up just a touch this weekend. it will bea just a touch this weekend. it will be a slow process, still feeling raw with not as much sunshine around. lots of cloud, patchy rain and drizzle in the west. already eight to 10 degrees in scotland and northern ireland and the milder air will be down towards the south by saturday after overnight drizzle has cleared. for many, much cloudier thanit cleared. for many, much cloudier than it was

this morning across parts of the south—east of england it isa parts of the south—east of england it isy this weather front. behind that we see colder conditions coming our way. equally there will be some sunshine as well. first thing this morning we got the figure cloud and some rain and drizzle in the south—east. temperatures before that arrives around about freezing to about three celsius, that is where they are at the moment but they will go they are at the moment but they will 9° up they are at the moment but they will go up as the cloud comes in. a bit of cloud across wales, into the midlands, parts of lincolnshire and yorkshire with some light rain and drizzle but for the rest of northern england, northern ireland and scotla nd england, northern ireland and scotland it is a dry and bright start, barring the showers across the north and west of scotland. and here as well the showers will be blustery in nature. as our weather front unused to trundle down towards the south—east, you can see how the brighter skies and sunny spells coming right behind it and it is not until late after

of rensing south—east across parts of england and wales.specially the southern parts of england, and more persistent spells of rain moving on to north—west england and wales. that could cause tricky travelling conditions. a dry day across northern scotland and also across southern and eastern england. in the best of the sunshine you could see highs of 1a or 15. still in single figures across the north of scotland. things start to turn colder here as we go on to thursday. this front slip south—east, bringing outbreaks of rain across eastern and southern parts of england. returning some cold air to scotland. on thursday, we will see some so once again over the scottish mountains. that rain clears away from south—east england. in between, a good deal of sunshine. notice still those strong winds. it will still be feeling mild across southern and eastern parts of england, temperatures here 13 or 1a celsius. starting to see that colder air notchback and across scotland and northern england. a sign of things to come as we head into the weekend. mo

south and east, we made it into the 60s. thursday was a very nice day. friday morning, the front slammed through. the actual high on friday was 51 degrees one minute after midnight. we stayed in the 30s and felt like the 20s. we're 19 in kutztown, 19 in coatsville, 13 degrees in lake harmony. malvern, 21. center city, 24 degrees, south and east we're seeing bone-chilling temperatures. glassboro, 23, same number for fortescue. 22 in hammonton.

double figures across the east and south—east, but here, very wet.nesday before the next weather system moves in wednesday night. a cold start, a little bit of frost and bright and turning brighter across far south—east. turning wtter and windier across scotland and northern ireland. that band of wet and windy weather will spread through wednesday night to leave thursday breezy with a little bit of sunshine and a few showers. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani — our top stories: a mass shooting at a baptist church in texas leaves 26 dead. another 20 are injured. we are dealing with the largest mass shooting in our state's history. there are so many people who have lost fa m ily there are so many people who have lost family members. a huge new leak of financial documents — known as the paradise papers — has revealed how the powerful and wealthy secretly invest vast amounts of money in offshore tax havens. president trump's marathon tour of asia begins injapan. he praises the prime m

sunshine holding on in the south—east. nd outbreaks of rain in the west. some persistent rain for western scotland. starting to turn more mild here. temperatures into the low teens. cold for the east. on tuesday, the weather front of east. a wet day for some. strong winds. more mild than late. turning cold in the north—west. this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers. our top stories: saudi arabia says it has shot down a ballistic missile fired from neighbouring yemen. a loud explosion was heard in the saudi capital, riyadh. meanwhile an anti—corruption commission headed by a powerful saudi prince, is reported to have detained numerous princes and ministers as part of an apparent purge. lebanon's prime minister resigns — saying his life is in danger. he blames iran. president trump departs hawaii on his way to japan — the first stop in his 12 day tour of asia. and, saying sorry to sue — an english farmer uses a tractor, gps and crop sprayers to apologise to his wife.

brighter spells at across south—west england and the midlands. the eastog first thing in the morning. rain across northern england could we have if a time. behind that, disguise running significantly but not completely dried in scotland with a number of showers particularly across north—western areas of the country and blustery winds. the rest of thursday, the band of rain pushes southwards with a few breaks in the clouds. as it works towards a south—east england, arriving in londonderry around four o'clock in the afternoon, barely any rain left on it. to the north, as the sunshine comes out, down goes the temperature. during thursday evening, the band of rain clearing with clear skies, it will be a cold night. towns and cities cabbages getting down to three degrees or so. in the countryside, lowest temperatures could get down to —5. widespread frost in the country perhaps not in scotland because barack brisk winds which are there in the friday as well. for most of us, friday at decent and to the week with plenty of such an around and temperatures are lit

brighter spells at across south—west england and the midlands. the eastith low cloud or fog first thing in the morning. rain across northern england could be heavy for a time. behind that, disguise running significantly but not completely dried in scotland with a number of showers particularly across north—western areas of the country and blustery winds. the rest of thursday, the band of rain pushes southwards with a few breaks in the clouds. as it works towards a south—east england, arriving in london area around four o'clock in the afternoon, barely any rain left on it. to the north, as the sunshine comes out, down goes the temperature. during thursday evening, the band of rain clearing with clear skies, it will be a cold night. towns and cities temperatures getting down to three degrees or so. in the countryside, lowest temperatures could get down to —5. widespread frost in the country perhaps not in scotland because of brisk winds which are there into friday as well. for most of us, friday at decent end to the week with plenty of such an around and te

gales and severe gales. 3—10 in the south—east.ly on saturday in the north and the west. but emphasis on dry and bright and sunny weather. this is saturday's picture. strong north—westerly winds. wintry in nature. the best of the sunshine in central and eastern parts. staying dry all day. four in glasgow. 7—8 across the south—east. wrap up if you are heading out. this is the area of low pressure bringing multiple winds. high pressure on sunday. that will kill off some of the showers. fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds. a fairfeature. one or two showers in northern and western areas. another cold day again on the cards. a weather system pushing in off the atlantic on sunday night sweeping across the country bringing wet and windy weather. eventually clearing from southern and eastern parts on monday. and then we are back into the cold run of north—westerly winds with some sunny spells and showers. i'm kasia madeira with bbc world news. our top story: hopes are fading as argentina's navy says a sound like an explosion wa

south on thursday. still mild and sunny spells in east anglia and south—east england but beginning to turn cold in the northth this low pressure affecting southern part on friday. still some uncertainty about how people are going to see the rain. on saturday the cold air will complete its journey south. quite a strong wind, gales in places. many will have a dry day with sunshine but showers over northern and western areas, wintry. rain, yes but sleet and fail too. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: zimbabwe celebrates as robert mugabe resigns as president of zimbabwe after 37 years, bringing his reign of political repression and economic chaos to an end. i robert mugabe... his letter of resignation read out in parliament prompting scenes of surprise and joy. today, it is victory, it is the tree in our hearts, it is the tree for oui’ in our hearts, it is the tree for our children. —— victory. in other news, police reveal dozens of prosecutions have been dropped after claims that thousands of test results were tampered with at a forensics laboratory. the dup leader arlene foster says northern ireland's

still pretty mild, actually, across the south and south—east, 13 or 1a degrees.n ireland and the north of england, too. now, heading into friday, a lot of uncertainty about the position of this area of low pressure. this is probably the last of those low—pressure centres moving up from the south—west. the rain more likely across southern england for a while on friday. and this could be the last of the milder air, if you like, because colder air that‘s in the north and north—west will come sweeping its way southwards just in time for the weekend. now, you may well be dry for much of the weekend. there‘ll be some sunshine, too. but we are going to find some showers, particularly in the north—west of the uk, and those showers notjust of rain, but possibly of hail, sleet and snow. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin the chancellor philip hammond promises to use today‘s budget to secure a bright future for britain. the famous red box is expected to contain plans for housing and schools, but mr hammond is a man under pressure from all sides. i‘

south and east of this, mainly dry, with the best of any brightness.in the far north of scotland. lots of isobars through wednesday night and into thursday. strong winds. this front will sweep these, but that'll bring heavy rain for a time. how quickly it clears from the south—east of england is a bit open to doubt at the moment. behind it, we start to lose some of the milder air and something colder starting to dig back in. a sign of things to come by the weekend. on thursday we could see some snow once again over the mountains of scotland. some rain across northern england. further south, should be mainly dry, with some sunshine. but eventually some rain pushing back in later. still mild here, 12—14 celsius the high. much colder further north. welcome to bbc news — i'm tom donkin, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories... president mugabe's own party decides to impeach him — saying he let his wife take too much power in zimbabwe. president trump declares north korea a state sponsor of terrorism — and promises m