anglia and the south—east.night. the wind stays with us into sunday, this is the weather front which today is across western areas, tomorrow across parts of lincolnshire, yorkshire and the midlands. south—west england and south wales also. expect outbreaks of rain during the day, more persistent towards the far south—west. another largely dry for the south—east, and also for scotla nd the south—east, and also for scotland and northern ireland. they may be breezy but there will be a fair bit of sunshine. highs of 11— celsius. they mainly in the west on sunday evening. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11am. six days of funeral ceremonies are getting under way in thailand for the billionaire businessman and owner of leicester city football club, vichai srivaddhanaprabha. players from the club will fly out to thailand to pay their respects after this afternoon's match with cardiff. we want to be there. after everything that the owner has showed, obviously, in the players and the club we should be there. like i sa

it will be fine, dry and milder crosses south—east. up from the south, another mild one, temperatures reaching 16 celsius in the south—east, and despite the breeze and rain further north and west, still will be mild. it stays mild for this upcoming week, most of the rain always reserve the western areas, best of the dry weather in the east. this is bbc news. the headlines: leicester city players and fans observe a minute silence to honour the club's chairman and former others who died in a helicopter crash a week ago. he always took the time. even if it wasjust crash a week ago. he always took the time. even if it was just a smile and a thumbs up, he always acknowledged as as the fans who took the time to go. broadcaster paul gambaccini receives a pay—out from the cps over its handling of unfunded sexual assault allegations against him. violent protests in pakistan. twitter removes thousands of automated

here it could get cold enough forjust south—east.ch of south—east. here it could get cold enough for just a pinch of frost. south—east. here it could get cold enough forjust a pinch of frost. on the whole, a milder night than it was last night particularly mild here in the north—west of the uk. here we have got wet and windy start to the weekend across scotland, northern ireland, the rain could be heavy over the hills of scotland. you can see how slowly it pushes across the irish sea, western fringes of england and wales, and further east through the midlands and bees to think that, it will be dry and sunshine around as well. there will be windy, gusty winds are likely, gaels through the irish sea and into the west of scotland and because it is a southerly wind, this rain is moving far at all and because it is a southerly wind, it is mild, miser on saturday and those temperatures typically 13—15d. as we look ahead into the evening, rain around as well but moving into sunday, we have got a dry start, generally cloudy for england and w

plenty of sunshine to start the day across the south—east. into wales, and then into northern england north and south of it, it should stay dry. degrees in the south. set to bring us a spell of gales and heavy rain. areas through friday. to your bbc local radio for the latest updates on this. breezy, but there will also be some sunshine around. then into western britain as we head onto the afternoon. coasts, we could be looking at 60—70 mph. temperatures again fairly mild, 1a or 15 degrees. like we maintain low pressure nearby. into some of this mild air over the near continent. the south and the east. 00:07:01,003 --> 613566586:16:30,778 i'm 613566586:16:30,778 --> 1227133172:26:00,553 babita 1227133172:26:00,553 --> 1840699758:35:30,328 sharma 1840699758:35:30,328 --> 2454266344:45:00,104 with 2454266344:45:00,104 --> 3067832930:54:29,879 bbc 3067832930:54:29,879 --> 3681399517:03:59,654 world 3681399517:03:59,654 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news. in the newly—elected house of representatives. if it examined his tax affairs or possible conflicts of interest. of the inquiry into russian

mild air on a southerly breeze, parameters reaching 1816 surface in the south—east, but further north sunshine further east. that is all from me. by the now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3pm. leicester players and supporters are about to hold a minute's silence as they remember their chairman after today's match, members of leicester city will be flying out for their chairman's funeral. he always took the time, even if it was just a he always took the time, even if it wasjust a smile he always took the time, even if it was just a smile and a thumbs he always took the time, even if it wasjust a smile and a thumbs up. he a lwa ys wasjust a smile and a thumbs up. he always acknowledged us as the fans who had taken the trouble to go. broadcaster paul gambaccini receives a payout from the crown prosecution service over its handling of unfounded sexual assault allegations against him. new fears for a christian woman in pakistan

and 11-12 between 16 and the south—east and 11—12 further north.f the week although it will turn a bit more unsettled as we reached tuesday and wednesday with outbreaks of rain coming in from the west. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the businessman aaron banks insists all donations he made to the leave campaign complied with electoral law and says his critics are trying to undermine brexit. tributes are paid to the former cabinet secretary and head of the civil service sirjeremy heywood who has died from cancer aged 56. eight children have been injured after falling from a giant inflata ble after falling from a giant inflatable slide at a fireworks eventin inflatable slide at a fireworks event in surrey. most of them have 110w event in surrey. most of them have now been discharged from hospital with just one child remaining now been discharged from hospital withjust one child remaining under observation. leicester city's footballers have arrived in bangkok tojoin the footballers have arrived in bangkok to join the funeral of their former

south—west england. meanwhile, further east, it stays dry, breezy and bright sunny spells. oing to keep that mild air, temperatures again reaching 14 to 17 celsius. but some persistent rain further west on tuesday. as we go from tuesday into wednesday, that front does begin to work its way eastwards across the uk, so overnight, we'll see outbreaks of rain and a squeeze on the isobars. strong winds at midweek and slowly through wednesday, our outbreaks of rain will start to ease away towards the east, become lighter and patchy so something dry here through the day and central areas too. further west, we will see the heaviest and most persistent of the rain. it is an unsettled feel as we go through the week. wednesday afternoon, temperatures up to between 12 and 14 celsius, not as high as what we see on monday and tuesday but still quite mild for the time of year. and that is the theme for the week ahead. it's going to be mild and also windy and there will be some rain at times. that's all from me. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchi

quite a lot of sunshine. 12 degrees in belfast, more cloud across england and wales although the south—east of the afternoon. as the go into the evening, this rain willjust keep its way up across western part of the uk, foremost if you are a two fireworks display, it should be dry and clear spells, actually a similar story if you are at about on bonfire night itself. all the rain will be printing itself into western part of the uk because this area of low pressure is going to be in the entering its way across the western side of the country. frontal systems bringing a little bit of rain on monday, with an island and northern scotland, some of this on the heavy side, patchy rain for the far south—west of england and the western side of wales. further east, largely dry, 16 degrees in the south—east, not that at all. we will see some wind and rain at times, but not all the time, that is all for now, more weather right here in half an hour.

anglia and the south—east.ll not be as windy, but still mild at 12 or 13. next week, we will keep the wind mainly from the south. but because it is a southerly, it should be mild and frost free. 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. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. manchester city midfielder kevin du bruyne has been ruled out around six weeks after injuring knee ligaments in yesterday's league cup win over fulham. it was just his second start having already spent two months on the sidelines at the start of the season following an injury to his right knee. he had to be substituted late on in the game after defender timothy fosu—mensah landed heavily on his left knee. manager neil warnock‘s backed leicester city's decision to play at cardiff city tomorrow following the death of owner vichai srivaddhanaprabha, it will be the first match since the helicopter accident killed the chairman and four othe

they are all here talking about a range of issues with our south—east asian counterparts. involve trade, the demutualisation of the korean peninsular, we've got issues around the south china sea that have dominated a lot of these asean forums, south—east asian forums for a number of years now, with china's claims to many disputed islands. what is unusual about this time round is that the rohingya crisis has dominated to some extent too because aung san suu kyi is alongside many of these other leaders and she has already been publicly rebuked by the likes of members like malaysia, the pm, saying that myanmar‘s treatment of the rohingyas is like defending the indefensible. we also heard from vice president mike pence who had a press c0 nfe re nce vice president mike pence who had a press conference with aung san suu kyi just yesterday and he talked about his concerns over the rohingya crisis, saying it is a crisis that has touched the hearts of many millions of americans. he also took her to task about the arrest and jailing of two reuters journalists. the bbc has learnt actu

but the best of the sunshine across the east and south—east, where we could see 16 degrees. inent, the drier it will be and bring lengthy spells of sunshine. we could see 16 or maybe 17 celsius somewhere in the east, closer to around 13 or 1a in the west. that weather front continues its journey eastwards on wednesday. so it looks like it‘s going to be a wetter and windier day, pretty much across the board. the heaviest of the rain will, once again, be across more western parts, with some sunshine developing through central and eastern england and in towards eastern scotland. temperatures not quite as high by the time we reach wednesday, but still very mild for the time of year, 11—14 degrees. so, as we head through the week, it‘s set to stay mild, as you can see. but there will be increasing amounts of wind and rain pushing in from the west. this is bbc news. i‘m julian worricker. the headlines at 5pm: businessman arron banks is accused of contradictions and deliberate confusion after defending donations to a pro—brexit campaign. he insists the money came from his uk busines

tonight, the rainbow sinks south—east those, sizzling out and becoming confined to south—western partd, remaining mild and very blustery. the remains of the hurricane pushing north, taking the strong wind weather, another blustery day across scotland and northern ireland, but on the plus side it should be a dry day with some sunshine by the odd shower, most of the cloud and rain further south and it was the south—west corner. a future was around the northern isles, maybe it was the western isles through sunday afternoon and still a very strong wind, 40— nested files per hour. good spells of sunshine, very mild in the low teens, further south more cloud, it will be wet into the west midlands and parts of wales and south—west england, but ahead of it again it will be fine and dry, mild across the south—east. monday, cloudy, wetter, but the further east you are a dry story with more sunshine. picking those winds up from the south, another mild one, attempted reaching 15 or 16 celsius in the south—east. despite the breeze and rain, milder in the north and east. it stays mild for this upco

towards the end of the south—east. towards the end of the week, things remain mild.ing mild with light winds. goodbye. you're watching beyond one hundred days. our top stories: 31 people have died and hundreds more are missing as devastating wildfires sweep through california. british mps are told "judgement day is coming" over brexit as the uk and eu strive for a deal in the next 48 hours. also on the programme..... the man behind the comic creations spider—man and the fantastic four — stan lee — has died at the age of 95. and former presidential contender segolene royal lifts the lid on french politics and explains why there still hasn't been a woman in the top job. hello and welcome — i'm jane 0'brien in washington and christian fraser is in london.. nothing is certain about brexit — except perhaps one thing. it's going to cost a lot of money if no deal is reached. and with another deadline just two days away, the uk may have to start spending on contingency plans sooner rather than later. as always prime minister theresa may is not just negotiating with brussels,

this frontal system trying to fringe in towards the south—east.south—east of england and then it is essentially a day of sunshine and showers, the showers heaviest in western areas and there could be the odd rumble of thunder. eastern england and the north—east of scotla nd england and the north—east of scotland not seen as many showers, still mild and breezy. a subtle change for tuesday. this area of high pressure tries to knows its way in. it does not look like much on the chart, but will suppress the shower activity a bit. there will still be some, most especially in western areas, but more on the way of dry weather and sunshine although things will cloud over for northern ireland and western scotland and rain here. temperatures 12—14dc. split fortunes by wednesday because northern ireland, scotland will be affected by outbreaks of rain, some about rain in the northern england, the fall of the south east ewloe, the fall of the south east ewloe, the better of staying dry with sunshine, but with all of us with this southerly wind, mild, temperatu

we have seen a few showers in the far south—east and in north—east england as well and a few will continue clipping parts of the east of northern ireland and into eastern scotland. clear spells in the west of scotland will allow temperatures to dip away quite quickly overnight with a frost taking hold here and some of us down to “4 going into the morning. in fact, anywhere overnight when it is clear for any period of time, you can see temperatures in low single figures with a touch of frost, one or two mist and fog patches. we pick up the showers are still peppering eastern parts of scotland, across northern towards northern ireland and still feeding into the far south—east. these are overnight temperatures in towns and cities and of course in the countryside and suburbs it will be colder than this. into tomorrow morning and still on this flow of air coming in from the east, showers peppering eastern scotland, eastern england, some in northern ireland but much of western scotland, wales and the west of england will be dry and fairly sunny which means, for some of us, more blue sky compared

sunshine —— south—east. ight itself on monday, a similar story. low pressure will focus itself across the western side of the country. this front will work through on monday, bringing some patchy rain in northern and western scotland, northern ireland and into west wales and the far south—west. for central and eastern parts, it will stay dry with some spells of suntan and at this stage, temperatures in the south—east could reach 17 degrees. very mild for this time of year. through the week, it will stay mild, some wind and rain at times but not all the time. this is bbc world news. the headlines... the rhetoric heats up ahead of next week's midterm elections. president trump has claimed the american economy is going through a period of "extraordinary prosperity" in an effort to boost republican votes and sounded dire warnings on immigration. leicester city fans and players have held a minute's silence as the club plays its first game since the death of the club's owner — vichai srivaddhanaprabha in a helicopt

a lot of cloud coming in across the east and south of the uk.nd it will be all change next week. right now it is as you were with that easterly breeze. temperatures in single figures. showers in scotland, rain, southern england into south wales. into tonight, a few showers on the south coast. some into the far south—east. the east of scotland and north east england. elsewhere, variable cloud, clear spells and temperatures dropping close to freezing under the clearing skies. parts of north—west england, northern ireland may see a touch of frost. the same tomorrow, some showers in the east of scotland and north—east england, some may drift west. some showers into the far south—east and single figure temperatures again. feeling a little cooler. that is where we will stay on monday and on tuesday, but more rain is coming in and stronger winds, much wetter and windier weather on the way next week. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. theresa may is set to head to brussels for talks today with top eu officials ahead of sunday's crucial summit to for

sunny spells throughout the day, parts of the south—east getting away with a com pletely south—east gettingrighter day across scotland on sunday. lots of sunshine to be had. the odd shower in the north—west. black winged arrows indicate wind gustin black winged arrows indicate wind gust in excess of 40 miles an hour. wind still quite gusty across the north—west. 12 degrees in belfast, a nice looking afternoon for northern ireland. a bit more cloud across england and wales, with the odd spot of rain. east anglia and the south—east escaping dry and fine. this rain pushing into the far south—west of england, likely to turn heavier as we get into the first part of the evening, drifting into western wales. maybe getting a bit further east. i think for most places, if you are off to a fireworks display on sunday evening, it be dry and relatively mild as well. that sort of thing continues for bonfire night itself. let's pick up for bonfire night itself. let's pick up the story weatherwise as we go through late sunday evening into the early hours of monday. rain fringing across western parts of the

still fairly mild in the south and south—east, temperatures 11—12 at best.f high pressure means a fine start of the day, but to the west we see this deep area of low pressure, it is actually ex—hurricane 0scar. it will be a chilly start to friday, with fog and mist around. lengthy spells of sunshine. later in the day, it goes downhill towards the west. increasing wind and rain. temperature—wise, double figures for many of us, just about, in the afternoon. not to bad given the sunshine. this deep area of low pressure skirts past the north—west of the uk. it will some very windy weather friday night and saturday across the northern half the country, with a band of rain affecting northern ireland, scotland, and into western parts of england and wales. but many parts of eastern england, the south—east, should see dry all day, with good spells of sunshine. a gusty day across the board with very windy conditions in the northwest. potentially disruptive wind gusts of 60 miles an hour. but temperature—wise in the mid—teens celsius across the board. ex—hurricane 0sca

still dry to the south—east.ea and moving across the irish sea and moving from belfast towards cardiff later on. many parts look like being dry on sunday evening if you have plans then. the reason we have the rain of course on saturday evening is that front producing that band of rain and it is moving slowly eastwards into england and wales and thenit eastwards into england and wales and then it stops and gets anchored by this low pressure. there may not be much rain to greet the day, but it will turn wetter in the south of england. mixture of sunshine and showers for scotland and northern ireland. most of showers in the north—west. probably a dry day in the south—east and east anglia and mild here. temperatures into double figures. as we have a look ahead to next week, most of the rain will be in the west and the rains more southerly and it should be milder and frost—free. our changing climate: a new report says britain has had more extreme weather over the last ten years than in previous decades. experts say ho

and assuming it contained china's literature, india's narendra modi, they are all speaking with south—east a host of topics, we have security in the south china sea, the rohingya crisis, the denuclearisation of the koreas and of course the trade pacts that are out there. chief among them the comprehensive and progressive trans—pacific partnership, the comprehensive and progressive tra ns—pacific partnership, the revised tpp. we know the us pulled out. it is still set to go into effect without the us. in fact. six nations have ratified it. it accou nts nations have ratified it. it accounts for 16% of the global economy. you also have the regional comprehensive economic partnership, this one has china very much front and centre. many of the leaders are also talking about that. but of course there is also the optics, the fa ct course there is also the optics, the fact that us president donald trump is very much absent. he sent his vice president mike pence instead. and all of this against the backdrop of the us— china trade war, which is something that a lot of small nations in this region ar

still fairly mild in the south and south—east, temperatures 11—12 at best.actually ex—hurricane 0scar. it will be a chilly start to friday, with fog and mist around. lengthy spells of sunshine. later in the day, it goes downhill towards the west. increasing wind and rain. temperature—wise, double figures for many of us, just about, in the afternoon. not to bad given the sunshine. this deep area of low pressure skirts past the north—west of the uk. it will some very windy weather friday night and saturday across the northern half the country, with a band of rain affecting northern ireland, scotland, and into western parts of england and wales. but many parts of eastern england, the south—east, should see dry all day, with good spells of sunshine. a gusty day across the board with very windy conditions in the northwest. potentially disruptive wind gusts of 60 miles an hour. but temperature—wise in the mid—teens celsius across the board. ex—hurricane 0scar clears northwards saturday night into sunday. we look to this next area of low pressure which will push up

wet and windy weather sweeps south—east. wet and windy weather swee ps a cross south—east.nd then into the south for the weekend we hold on to the low pressure nearby and continue to tap into some of this, the area off the near continent. it will remain quite easy with this low pressure nearby. fairly mild, especially in the south and the east, and there will be sunshine and blustery showers, some of which will be heavy, frequent in the north and the west. that is your latest weather. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl, in singapore, the headlines: president trump says he can work with democrats after they take control of the house of representatives, but he's clashed with reporters at an ill—tempered press conference. cnn should be ashamed of itself, having you working for them. you are a rude, terrible person and you shouldn't be working for them. the president sacks attorney generaljeff sessions, after repeatedly criticising him over the handling of the russia investigation. i'm babita sharma, in london. also in the programme: a pakistani christian woman w

grey conditions towards the south—east but brighter skies.gland, wales and the west of england, wales and the west of england as well. much of northern ireland and scotland starting with some sunshine but some low cloud around the central belt and eastern parts of scotland. through the day it. too bright up for many of us. —— it. too bright up for many of us. —— it will brighten up. further east you are more likely to keep the grey conditions through the day and although it is still mild, 12—15d, it would be as mild as it has been over the last couple of days. heading into the weekend, this area of high pressure will be driving an all—weather. starting to push a little bit further across scandinavia. that means as the wind sta rts scandinavia. that means as the wind starts to come in from the south—east we will see slightly clearer conditions pushing their way northwards across the country on saturday. after a cloudy start for some of us it will brighten up. more sunshine compared to friday but a little bit colder as well with temperatures 10

south—west. it does mean east anglia and the south—east, another dry day, dry and bright for scotland and the farg, the rain will be there across the south—west of wales and it will nudge backwards was northern ireland and northern england. as for into next week, we stay on the mild side, with temperatures in the teens, a little bit of rain at times. can't really complain with temperatures like that in november, can we? just a little bit above where it should be, no complaints at all. see later, thanks. the world is losing plants at an unprecedented rate, with around one in five thought to be at risk of extinction — so the race is now on to store back—up copies in seed banks. but not all species can be preserved in this way, including many trees. our science correspondent helen briggs has been to speak to scientists who say trees grown in test tubes could be the way forward. coming down into the vault itself. very day the sussex countryside, of bombproof, flood proof, radiation proof of all the convenience store rooms kept at —20 degrees. and everywhere you look, there are seeds. large seed colle

it will be fine, dry and milder across south—east. , another mild one, temperatures reaching 15—16 celsius in the south—east, and despite the breeze and rain further north and west, still will be mild. it stays mild for this upcoming week, most of the rain always reserve the western areas, best of the dry weather in the east. hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines. leicester city players and fans observe a minute's silence to honour the club's chairman, and four others, who died in a helicopter crash outside the club's stadium a week ago. in bangkok, a week—long buddhist funeral is under way at a royal temple, to honour the billionaire businessman and owner of leicester city football club, vichai srivaddhanaprabha. broadcaster paul gambaccini receives a pay—out from the crown prosecution service — over its handling of unfounded sexual assault allegations against him. in the united states — twitter has removed thousands of automated accounts discouraging people from voting ahead of next week's mid—term elections. this

some clipping the far south—east, east anglia.ear spells, quite a bit of dry weather away from the showers and still the easterly breeze, stronger wind in scotla nd easterly breeze, stronger wind in scotland compared with today and overall tomorrow it will feel cooler thanit overall tomorrow it will feel cooler than it has done today. that is your latest forecast. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at lipm. theresa may heads to brussels as the eu says it's ready to sign the brexit withdrawal agreement. the spanish prime minister drops his threat to derail the summit, saying britain has given him assurances over the future of gibraltar. dup leader has attacked the deal saying that it would lead to differences between northern ireland and great britain. let me be very clear. that is not in the national interest. french police use water cannon and tear gas against demonstrators in paris who are demanding a cut in fuel prices. a us government report warns that unchecked climate change will cost the country hundreds of

and we have got high pressure sitting at the south—east.e southern half the uk, through the middle part of the week. some outbreaks of rain at times the northern ireland common opening, scotland, but furthersouth across a mid—and wales, you should see the dry weather continuing, with the south—west. still mild, temperature up to 14—15d on wednesday. certainly well above average for this time of year. that mild rain continues into the end of the week. that mild air with us, still some weather fronts just to be far north—west, high pressure sitting to the south—east. it should demonstrate our... thursday — friday, lots of dry weather, it will be cloudy at times, but will stay mild. as the wii had through into the weekend, looking rather dry and mild, with the light winds, but we could well see some problems with mist and overnight fog, as well through the course of the weekend. you're watching beyond one hundred days... at least 31 dead in the forest fires in california and 200 people still missing. the president has praised rescue workers —

some sunshine in the south—east and east anglia. it should be a decent weekend here.ds not as strong and highs of 13 celsius. how our weather is getting more extreme — hotter summer days, warmer winters and more rain. the met office says our changing weather patterns are due to man made global warming. we're already starting to experience the effects of climate change. and it's the extreme events that will continue to increase into the future. we'll be looking at the new research and how it's likely to affect the uk. also tonight... why this paraplegic athlete ended up dragging himself along the floor through luton airport. if i hadn't had my wheelchair, my legs had been taken away from me. all of my self—sufficiency and all of my independence was no longer there. in his honour — jamie vardy says leicester city will play this weekend as a tribute to the club's owner. is your high street bad for you? new research reveals the unhealthiest high streets in the uk. and who do you think should go on the new £50 note?

this warm front here will make for a soggy start across the south—east of england. ly and the western side of scotland. further south and east, some blustery and potentially thundery showers blowing in as the afternoon wears on. temperatures down a little bit but not bad for this time of year, 12 or 13 degrees. we keep a relatively mild feel as we head towards the end of the week, it will often be windy and there will be rain at times. this is beyond one hundred days. i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is with me. our top stories: in a frenzied last day of campaigning before the us mid—term elections, donald trump will address rallies in three states this evening as his presidency is put to the test for the first time. with the democrats hoping to take control of the house of representatives, their star campaigner, barack obama, steps up the rhetoric in virginia. coming up in the next half hour: iran's president vows to defy sanctions imposed once again by the us, declaring that his country is in a state of "economic war". and back on the campaign trail

the most persistent towards the far south west. eastr scotland, northern ireland and northern england. maybe breezy but you will see a fair bit of sunshine. highs of 11 to 13 degrees. and as for the evening, rain mainly in the west. going into sunday night, fairly dry and mild. this is bbc news. the headlines. broadcaster paul gambaccini wins damages from the crown prosecution service over its handling of unfounded sexual assault allegations against him. six days of funeral ceremonies have begun in thailand for the billionaire businessman and owner of leicester the head of the organisation that represents children in care says the success of ivf has caused a drop in the number of children being adopted. new fears for a christian woman in pakistan , whose acquittal for blasphemy sparked days of violent protests across the country. a man—eating tiger that claimed more than a dozen victims in two years has been shot dead in india, sparking controversy over the legality of its killing.

the most persistent towards the far south west. east, northern ireland and northern england. maybe breezy but you will see a fair bit of sunshine. highs of 11 to 13 degrees. and as for the evening, rain mainly in the west. going into sunday night, fairly dry and mild. hello and welcome to dateline london, the programme that brings together some of the uk's leading columnists with correspondents from overseas who file their stories for the folks back home under the dateline london. this week, the long goodbye for germany's chancellor, brazilians choose populism over pragmatism with a president—elect who says a "good criminal is a dead criminal", and why donald trump isn't experiencing a us president's usual mid—term blues. to discuss that, thomas kielinger, of germany's die welt newspaper the greekjournalist and broadcaster maria margaronis, ian birrell, contributing editor to the mail on sunday, and the us born journalistjeff mcallister. angela merkel jumped before she could be pushed. after last sunday saw her party lose around 10% of

east wales. patchy and more persistent rain in the south—west. ning the rain will turn more persistent and more heavily across the south—western corner of the country. for many of the dry as we go into the evening. 0n bonfire night on monday, a similar story. low pressure will focus itself across the western side of the country. this weather front will work its way through. 0n weather front will work its way through. on monday there will be outbreaks of patchy rain in the north west of scotland, northern ireland, west wales and the far south—west. in the central and eastern parts of the country it will be driving with —— dry with sunshine. very mild for the time of year. wind and rain at times but not all the time. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines: a minute's silence from leicester city's players, away to cardiff, remembering the club chairman, who was among the dead. we arejust coming we are just coming to support the boys because i think leicester has been through a tough week and we wa nt to been through a tough week and we

the home office as it up patrols along the south—east coast. jon hunt, bbc news.gned to stop moped crime — including deliberately knocking offenders off their bikes — have led to a sharp fall in recorded offences. scotland yard says moped robberies have dropped by over a third since specialist teams were set up to tackle the problem. you may find some footage in tom symonds' report disturbing. as a crime, it can be lightning fast or deeply intimidating. for the met, the scooter gangs have become a big problem. the response? a new specialist team with high—powered, slimline motorbikes. and a stinger system which punctures the tyres of scooter criminals, then retracts to let police cars pass. but it's also about this. yes, that's a police car driving into a scooter rider, deliberately. they are trained to do it at as low a speed as possible, but it is risky. it's a high impact tactic and therefore our riders and our drivers will be considering the risk to the rider they're pursuing, the risk to the public and the risk to themselves before deciding upon that course o

saturday night into sunday, a colder nights with clear skies and winds from the south—east.e freezing in the countryside first on sunday. sunday promises plenty of sunshine. blue skies on sunday. a brisk south easterly breeze and temperatures 9-13 easterly breeze and temperatures 9—13 celsius, not bad for the time of year, things turned colder through the week ahead, single figures for all of us. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11: theresa may is backed by cabinet ministers, after a wave of resignations. leading brexiteers pledge support for the prime minister. to have confidence in the prime minister? i absolutely do. ithink it is absolutely vital we focus on getting the right deal in the future and making chalk in the areas that matter so much to the british people, we can get a good outcome. the prime minister is still facing a possible vote of no confidence, but the cabinet‘s newest member warns colleagues against. this is not a time for changing our leader. this is a time for pulling together, for making sure that we remember who we are here to s

anglia and the south—east will stay dry, temperatures in the teens. the evening as well. as we go into another evening of fireworks displays, most of you will be dry, the chance of some rain in parts of wales and the winds easing just a little bit. wetter weather towards the west of wales in particular, devon and cornwall. some patchy rain moving across england and the south of scotland during the first half of the night. more general wet weather into northern ireland and the far west of scotland as we start monday morning. temperatures are little lower than the past couple of nights but still holding up well clear of a frost. into monday, our main focus is an area of low pressure across the bay of biscay creeping ever closer. warm fronts across northern and western scotland, northern ireland, will bring some early rain. that will gradually ease off. brightening conditions, still some patchy rain across western areas during the day. the odd isolated shower across eastern parts of england but for many in wales, england, eastern scotland, a dry day on m

pretty decent temperatures, 17 likely across east anglia and the south—east. er east on wednesday, quite unsettled with outbreaks of rain pretty much anywhere but most of it across western areas where some will be heavy. temperatures, although quite mild, down a degree or so on tuesday. as the week goes on, it will remain fairly mild, particularly early in the weekend there will be increasing chances of wind and rain pushing from the west. it will be heavy at times. that your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3pm: leave supporter arron banks insists all the money he donated to campaigns for brexit before the referendum was generated from his own businesses in the uk — and none came from russia. i'm telling you it came from a uk company... which company? ..which had cash generated in the uk. which uk company? rock services. we have evidenced that to the electoral commission. rock services is a shell company, it doesn't generate money. tributes are paid to the former cabinet secretary and head of the civil service, sirjeremy heywood who has died

and west wales might still have some cloud but for east wales, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. similar story for north—west england. north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud. it will take awhile to brighten up across northern ireland, but western and northern scotland will see some sunshine. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees, but a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 4—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perhaps some cloud at times feeding into some of the eastern slopes of the pennines, parts of eastern scotland, and those temperatures, 9—12, just subtly creeping downwards. a sign of what is to come, because going into the start of the new working

some rain in the far south—east of england. that will mostly here. —— that will mostly clear. , and up in towards scotland. some showers will be on the heavier side, but there will be some sunshine coming through. quite blustery conditions, but that wind is coming in from the south or south west. it won't be very cold, maximum to be just getting west. it won't be very cold, maximum to bejust getting up west. it won't be very cold, maximum to be just getting up to 11 to 15. those showers will continue this evening and overnight, mainly around western and southern areas. if anything that rain will become heavier across the far south east of england and i'd. elsewhere, lengthy clear spells and to bridge is down to about six to 8 degrees. —— heavier across the far south—east of england tonight. for many on tuesday, a drier and brighter day. lots of sunshine throughout. the cloud thickening over northern ireland later. the wind is still coming from the south—west, so temperatures up to about 11 to 14, 15 degrees, about the average for the time of year. wednesday, cloudy and wetter f

western and southern 0pen england, the south—east and the midlands and east anglia.it might query away from the cenotaph —— by that time but there is still uncertainty to get that detail and even before then, if heading about there will be showers, some heavy showers with hail and thunder. perhaps fewer for northern ireland but they are coming back into dumfries and galloway and the lowla nds into dumfries and galloway and the lowlands of scotland and might be that coal strike gives a study of sunshine first thing across northern scotla nd sunshine first thing across northern scotland so there are some areas where we will hopefully escape the showers but they cannot be guaranteed and even more so showers clear into the north sea there is still pestering of coming back into the southend west but in the face of things looks like we will see fewer showers for the afternoon for england and wales but will offer scotla nd england and wales but will offer scotland and later northern ireland. that is because of the too precious to close by which is starting to fill and becom

ireland, sunny in much of northern england but a lot of cloud in the midlands, east wells, patchy and persistent wailed in the southning, the rain turns more persistent and heavy in the south—west. but for many, it will be dry heading into the evening and on bonfire night itself on monday, a similar story because low pressure is going to focus itself across the western side of the country. this weather front is going to work through on monday, bringing some outbreaks of patchy rain in north and western scotland, northern ireland, west wales and the far south—west. for central and eastern parts, dry with some spells of sunshine and at this stage, temperatures could reach 17 degrees. very mild for this time of year. in the week ahead, it will stay mild, some wind and rain at times but not all the time. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines. seven children have been injured, after an inflatable slide collapsed before a fireworks display in woking. a minute's silence from leicester city's players, away to cardiff, remembering the club chairman, who

anglia and the south—east should stay dry with some sunshine. mild theme continues into next week as well. the best of the sunshine further east, further west there will always be weather fronts. hello, this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines: an elaborate funeral process is underway in thailand for the billionaire owner of leicester city football club, vichai srivaddhanaprabha. members of the team are expected to fly out after their game against cardiff this afternoon. the bbc presenter, paul gambaccini, has accepted a payout from the crown prosecution service because of the way it handled unfounded historical sex abuse allegations made against him. mr gambaccini was arrested in 2013 but was never charged. new fears for a christian woman in pakistan, whose acquittal for blasphemy sparked days of violent protests across the country. a man—eating tiger that claimed more than a dozen victims in two years has been shot dead in india, sparking controversy over the legality of its killing. now it's time for the week in parliament.

there is limited east was extent on tuesday the heaviest rain will be arriving into northern ireland, wales and south southerly breeze but it isa mild noticeable southerly breeze but it is a mild direction, can temperatures upto around 13 and 17 celsius, well above average for the time of year. tuesday into wednesday, that front and it its way across, we will see some outbreaks of rain. and messy start to wednesday. it is mild, windy and outbreaks of rain and that will become increasingly patchy further east you are, some bright and sunny spells, but still persistent rain across western parts of the uk where it will continue to be heavy. a mild afternoon, can produce up to 12 and 14 afternoon, can produce up to 12 and 1a celsius. —— temperatures up to. hello. this is bbc news, with me, shaun ley. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment with lynn faulds wood and henry mance. as you can see, they are flicking through them as we speak. but first, the headlines: the businessman, arron banks, has insisted that all the money he provided to a pro—brexit campaign in the run—up to the

it dries out after what has been a pretty wet day and we keep clear spells across the south—east, turningnerally speaking a mild night. time on it was not offer this area of cloud and patchy rain across the heart of england. for much of wales, northern england. for much of wales, northern england and northern scotland, sunshine to the day and east anglia and the south—east holding on dry weather. rain across the south—west is starting to pick up again with the afternoon, fringing into wales. quite windy especially across the north—west. into the new week, it stays wild, rain in the west and a largely dry further east. that is all from me, good night. hello. this is bbc news. i am chris rogers. our top stories: the rhetoric heats up ahead of next week's midterm elections — president trump says the american economy is the best its ever been. a blistering attack on donald trump from iran's supreme leader as the us prepares to re—impose sanctions on the country. eight children have been injured and a major incident declared after an inflatable slide collapsed at a fairground in woking. and a

east anglia and the south—east look like staying dry as well.saturday. good morning. welcome to breakfast withjon kay and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: hotter, wetter, milder — a new met office report says the uk has experienced more extreme weather in the last ten years than in the previous 30. the row over high street betting machines — after sports minister tracy crouch resigns, the government defends its timetable for cutting the maximum stake from £100 to £2. it might be breakfast in the uk, but the night is only getting started here in memphis, tennessee. i'm live in the birthplace of rock ‘n' roll. but you'll find little harmony ahead of next week's crucial mid term elections. the rise of energy debt. three million households now owe money to their gas and electric providers — a jump by almost a quarter in just one year.

east anglia and the south—east look like staying dry as well. around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the us mobilises thousands of troops as president trump continues his crackdown on immigration ahead of the midterm elections. at this very moment, large and well—organised caravans of migrants are marching towards our southern border. some people call it an invasion. it's like an invasion. google's global walkout: staff show their anger at the tech giant's treatment of women and ethnic minorities. us authorities charge two former goldman sachs bankers and a fugitive malaysian financier following one of the world's biggest financial scandals. and the new sound of south africa: we meet the djs setting a course from the street to stardom.

where any sunshine is prolonged across the south—east, we could see 16 degrees.figures likely further north as well. stays mild in tuesday. as we import this mild air off the near continent. but low—pressure spilling out into the west of the country will gradually bring more unsettled weather to our shores as the week wears on. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: leave supporter arron banks insists all the money he donated to campaigns for brexit before the referendum was generated from his own businesses in the uk, and none came from russia. tributes are paid to the former cabinet secretary and head of the civil service, sirjeremy heywood, who has died from cancer, aged 56. an investigation‘s begun into how eight children fell from an inflatable slide at a fireworks display in woking last night. seven of them have now been discharged from hospital. leicester city players arrive in bangkok to join funeral ceremonies for their chairman who died in a helicopter crash. a 33—year—old man from lincolnshire has become the first person to swim around the british coas

the south—east, east anglia, it should stay dry all day long with temperatures in the mid teens. as

again tomorrow, thanks to an easterly flow coming into the uk and most of the cloud stays in the east and southn with that today we have had outbreaks of rain and showers and through this evening and tonight we will keep showers on the south coast, but into the east of scotland and north east england, a few in northern ireland as well. temperatures getting into low single figures, close to freezing in the clearest spots. maybe a touch of frost going on to the morning. tomorrow, still an easterly flow and showers around in scotla nd easterly flow and showers around in scotland and the north of england fishing into northern ireland, some clipping the far south—east. elsewhere, variable cloud, clear spells, quite a bit of dry weather away from the showers and still the easterly breeze, stronger wind in scotla nd easterly breeze, stronger wind in scotland compared with today and overall tomorrow it will feel cooler thanit overall tomorrow it will feel cooler than it has done today. that your latest forecast. hello and welcome to dateline london, bringing together in debate leading uk commentators w

dry and bright in east anglia and the south—east but pa rt east anglia and the south—east but part cloudytill in the low teens for many. enjoy your day. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the bbc presenter, paul gambaccini, has accepted undisclosed damages from the crown prosecution service because of the way it handled unfounded historical sex abuse allegations made against him. mr gambaccini, was arrested in 2013 but was never charged. an elaborate funeral process is getting underway in thailand for the billionaire owner of leicester city football club vichai srivaddhanaprabha. members of the team are expected to fly out after their game against cardiff this afternoon. the head of the organisation that represents children in care says the success of ivf has caused a drop in the number of children being adopted. anthony douglas also said the process was far too slow. a man eating tiger that claimed more than a dozen victims in two years has been shot dead in india, sparking controversy over the legality of its killing. sport and now for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. go