we will have lost that weather front across the south—east, so drier there too.h some mist and fog around when skies clear. those temperatures really drop. don't be surprised if you see scenes like this across central and southern parts of england and wales to greet us this morning. now, that mist and fog could only go on for a few hours but it should tend to lift and break and we should see a good deal of dry weather with some sunshine across england and wales and a vast improvement across the south—east. more cloud further north certainly for scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain to the far north with many places staying dry. temperatures of 12—15 degrees in the south which will actually feel quite pleasant. and as for tuesday night, it stays dry with variable cloud across england and wales. stays breezy for scotland and northern ireland with rain tending to flirt with the north—west corner. temperature—wise, chilly in one or two spots particularly where skies clear. so, on into wednesday we hold onto the fine weather i think across much of the south—

morning that we have low pressure to the north—west of the country and a weather front across the south—eastwest to begin wednesday, perhaps a couple of showers in the south—east elsewhere a dry start to the day with mist and fog around. a chilly start temperatures will rise as we head through the morning as we see sunshine around. best of sunshine into the afternoon across the midlands and south—west with more cloud and you showers in the south—east, increasingly wet and windy across the north and west and that applies for northern ireland. temperatures 13—15. through wednesday night it turns wet across the eastern side of england and the weather front across the west slide south—east woods and merge with the other one so it will be damp and cloudy for england and wales on thursday morning. with a milder start to the day. but windy and clear for the north—west. low pressure anchored to the north of the uk but it looks like it would even through the day turning windy upper parts of scotland and northern ireland. gales developing. of showers which may be heavy and thundery to the day. further

and south-east england, lincolnshire and south—east england, we are going to see low single figures,ay below enough for some pockets of frost. we started on a chilly note, that low pressure in the north sea could feel a little more cloud along the east coast and a few scattered showers so here it could be called a disappointing but further south and west away from the low we should see the crowd breaking up, sunshine coming through and high speaking at 9— a0 degrees. so that's a story on sunday, just need to draw your attention to what's happening gci’oss your attention to what's happening across the new continent, this frontal system ever moved towards essex and kent coast overnights sunday into monday, and produce a mode whether but the high pressure is building in from the upper deck so is building in from the upper deck so that is the dominant force to the weather story on monday as you can see. largely fine and dry but we will need to keep a close eye on events will need to keep a close eye on eve nts d own will need to keep a close eye on events down into the south—east. that c

across the south—east, this one across the south—east, this one across the west tends to move south—east clear skies and showers across north—west. into thursday, low pressure firm in control across the north of the country bringing a speu north of the country bringing a spell of showery and windy weather to scotland and northern ireland through the day. some showers could turn out to be heavy and thundery into the afternoon and the wind picking up with gusts of 50—60 mile an hourfor the picking up with gusts of 50—60 mile an hour for the north picking up with gusts of 50—60 mile an hourfor the north and picking up with gusts of 50—60 mile an hour for the north and west of scotla nd an hour for the north and west of scotland to eastern england, the weather front bringing outbreaks of rain slowly pushing eastwards leading —— leaving sunshine in the west and the temperature is 12— 15 degrees. as we head on into friday, signs of cold air invading across the north of the country. mild in the north of the country. mild in the south but the cold air will wind out as we had through the weekend.

that said, there is low pressure close to east anglia and south—east england for monday and south—eastfor some others. in terms of the weather feel to begin the day, chilly and northern ireland but especially in scotland, indicating where parts of rural aberdeenshire, have been down to minus three celsius to start the day. a milder start for england and wales with a lot of cloud around and the north—easterly breeze and a few showers. outbreaks of rain towards the far south—east, parts of kent, essex, coastal suffolk and norfolk. maybe a few spots further inland as well. we will see some outbreaks of rain edging towards the northern isles later in the day with a freshening south westerly wind and temperature ten to 1a degrees with sunny spells developing more widely as we go on to the day. it will actually be a chilly night for england and wales going into tuesday morning with winds light here and there will be fog patches developing there will be fog patches developing there could be dense in a few places. bear that in mind ahead of the tuesday morning commute. i bet it's still here an

a vast improvement across the south—east.ertainly for scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain in the far north, with many places staying dry. temperatures 12—15 degrees in the south. so that should feel quite pleasant. and then through tuesday night it stays dry, variable cloud across england and wales. stays breezy, though, for scotland, northern ireland, with rain tending to flirt with the north—west corner. temperature wise, again chilly in one or two spots, particularly where skies clear. so on into wednesday, we hold on to the fine weather, i think, across much of the south—east. we have this weather front still bringing wet and windy weather to the far north—west. and that low pressure system across spain and france bringing a lot of rain and mayjust influence the weather across the south—east. a weather front here sending more cloud perhaps one or two showers. for the north and the west it stays windy. outbreaks of rain, which will become more persistent in parts of northern ireland, western scotland. but in be

this evening and overnight we should eventually see the back of that damp cloudy weather in the south east most places will be dry, with strong winds and more cloud fishing in scotland, northern ireland, bit of rain in the north keeping up the temperatures but further south in england and wales a chillier night with clear skies developing here and there. where we get long breaks in the cloud, it could turn into a bit of a misty and foggy morning, particularly more into the west country, i suspect, that fog eventually lifting, then sunshine arriving across a good part of england and wales. always more cloud further north, particularly with the stronger winds developing in northern ireland and scotland, so rainfor northern ireland and scotland, so rain for northern scotland. probably not quite as chilly as today and are noticeably better day towards south—eastern areas. towards the middle of the week, the rain waiting in the north will come down across the uk on that weather front there. a lot of rain at the moment across parts of spain and france, and that front will just increase parts of

brain is missing south—east, this furtherfront is going brain is missing south—east, this further frontrs for the remainder of the day. we'll of milder in the morning just passed, early morning mist and fog patches on the south—east and this week both because of drive his way south and is but behind it occurs, says bill is coming through, some gap. the wintertime, top temperatures, 11— 1a degrees, as a low pressure to target general office, is going to introduce a cold flow, north, south divide in the field of the weather and the type of the weather were going busy. as inventor friday, low pressure just enhancing ledger showers internal first and cold and wet winter each high ground, at the same time we will a what weather is good to move in and loss of privacy to say it'll bring brain, as it missing prevails, dog in england and northern ireland, doesn't abide in them between cold air, eight or nine degrees, u nfortu nately, air, eight or nine degrees, unfortunately, it's like that this conveyor belt of rain friday into saturday for much of wales and northern england before it slows us

sunny spells with a northern western areas but down towards the south—east, we got cloud and outbreakso the afternoon. temperatures on thursday about 11—111. into friday, we got cold air moving its way in from the north, that will affect a good part of northern britain. further south, milderaircoming infrom of northern britain. further south, milder air coming in from the south—west but with that, this area of rain spreading up and as it hits the colder air, they could well be some snow, mainly over the higher ground on scotland, the far north of england. for most of us, it'lljust bea england. for most of us, it'lljust be a case of a very wet afternoon as the rain spreads in, turning particularly heavy across wales, north—western areas of england, mainly over the higher ground. they could be some localised flooding issues and it's going to feel pretty chilly, temperatures eight or nine in the north. down towards the south—east, largely dry but we got milder air, temperatures 1a or 15. wales, north—west england, friday into saturday morning, a lot of rainfall, so that could lead onto so

we see the back of that weather front from the south—east of england. re still sitting to the north of scotland. still some windy weather here. this weather front getting drawn up from the south. that wind should ease later. this rain pushing northwards through the irish sea. that rain is a bit slower now. colder air to the north of that, warmer air to the south. this is where we start to see those temperatures rising across southern parts of england and wales. that warmeraircoming in parts of england and wales. that warmer air coming in behind that weather front there. that is bringing that rain which continues to push slowly northwards into the start of the weekend. a wet start to the weekend, not just start of the weekend. a wet start to the weekend, notjust across northern ireland and northern england, there will be rain heading in towards cumbria. away from here for many southern and eastern areas that still looks like it will be dry. quite a contrast in temperatures. the outlook. we have still got to get rid of that area of low pressure. more windy

brightest quys and south—east england. south into the south—east by the end of saturday afternoon. through saturday night and into sunday, we get rid of this front, get rid of the rain, the blue is in charge, the cold air has won the battle. it's not going to be bitterly cold, and as you can see from this on sunday, a lot of land showing up, meaning it is clear, a bit of patchy cloud, quite a bit of sunshine coming through on sunday, still a few showers dotted about, especially into scotland, quite breezy stop yes, temperatures are coming down, but by sunday, it is 00:28:55,460 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 drier and sunnier. this is bbc news, the headlines: the british prime minister, borisjohnson, has challenged the house of commons to approve a snap election in december. he suggested the british people should be given the opportunity to end the paralysis over brexit. in return — he's agreed to demands from parliament for more time to scrutinise his eu withdrawal bill. british police believe the 39people found dead in the back

a vast improvement across the south—east.or scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain in the far north, with many places staying dry. temperatures 12—15 degrees in the south. so that should feel quite pleasant. and then through tuesday night it stays dry, variable cloud across england and wales. stays breezy, though, for scotland, northern ireland, with rain tending to flirt with the north—west corner. temperature wise, again chilly in one or two spots, particularly where skies clear. so on into wednesday, we hold on to the fine weather, i think, across much of the south—east. we have this weather front still bringing wet and windy weather to the far north—west. and that low pressure system across spain and france bringing a lot of rain and mayjust influence the weather across the south—east. a weather front here sending more cloud perhaps one or two showers. for the north and the west it stays windy. outbreaks of rain, which will become more persistent in parts of northern ireland, western scotland. but in between agai

, driving its way south and east lot behind it quite a clea ra nce, south and east lot behind it quite coming through before that, rental system enhances the showers to the north—west with some pretty girl bossed gusts of wind. top temperatures 11— 14 degrees, as at low pressure starts to tuck in, it's your introduce a cold flow, a north—south divide in the feel of the weather and the type of the weather we are going to see. so as you move into freighter we've got that low pressure just enhancing plenty of showers into the north—west with the cold air kicking m, north—west with the cold air kicking in, wintry higher ground, at the same timea in, wintry higher ground, at the same time a pulse of the defendants going to move in and want to devise it is here to stay. for quite some time. it will bring some rental so a bit heavy as it moves into wales, northern england and northern ireland. that is dividing them to in the cold air into the far north, eight or nine degrees is a maximum, milder conditions down to the south—east corner but unfortunately it's like a relentless conveyor belt of

still this north—easterly breeze with a few showers and outbreaks of rain towards the far south—east,, essex, coastal suffolk and norfolk. you may still see a few spots further inland as well. some outbreaks of rain edging towards the northern isles late in the day with a freshening south—westerly wind. temperatures around 10—14 degrees. some sunny spells developing more widely as we go on through the day. it will actually be a chilly night for england and wales going into tuesday morning with winds light here. there will be some fog patches developing. they could be dense in some places, just bear them in mind. out of the tuesday morning commute, high pressure is still here, very few isobars indicating the light winds. a breezier picture for scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england. a fair amount of cloud around on tuesday. most will be dry but we will have outbreaks of rain in the far north of scotland, a few sunny spells after that early fog clears away for the rest of england and wales and temperatures are actually edging up a few degrees. taking a look at the big

but again, another mild day in the south east.over the hills but then it turns drier into sunday but starts to turn colder for all areas. so, with that rain through friday and saturday particularly across the high ground of wales and north—west england could lead to some localised flooding, thus some travel disruption. welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. our top stories: the uk is set for another brexit delay — after borisjohnson loses a vote to rush his deal through parliament. the eyes to the right, the nurse to left, 322. i will speak to eu member states about their intentions. until they have reached a decision. until they reach a decision will pause this legislation. america's top diplomat in ukraine gives damaging testimony about donald trump's dealings with the country's president. turkey and russia strike a new agreement to force kurdish fighters away from the syria border. alzheimer's breakthrough — a us company says it's ready

one or two showers further south, particularly south—east where we will have that wea k south—east wherehine and again those temperatures around the low to mid teens celsius. low pressure then clears off to the north to end the week. we could see something a little bit dry once again. then we look to the south—west, this new area of low pressure will slide into bring increasing cloud and rain through the day. we start friday off ona dry through the day. we start friday off on a dry note for many, with sunshine, a few showers in the north, which will be wintry on the hills. there will be some hold there across northern areas so as this wet and windy weather which northwards we could see some snow following the high ground of scotland. but it will be my in the south. —— snowfall on the higher ground. this is bbc news. the headlines: canadians have been voting in what's billed as one of the country's closest elections ever — leaving the future of prime ministerjustin trudeau in doubt. polls suggest neither his liberal party, nor the rival conservatives will win a clear majority. very early

a vast improvement across the south—east.nd. most of the rain in the far north, with many places staying dry. temperatures 12—15 degrees in the south. so that should feel quite pleasant. and then through tuesday night it stays dry, variable cloud across england and wales. stays breezy, though, for scotland, northern ireland, with rain tending to flirt with the north—west corner. temperature wise, again chilly in one or two spots, particularly where skies clear. so on into wednesday, we hold on to the fine weather, i think, across much of the south—east. we have this weather front still bringing wet and windy weather to the far north—west. and that low pressure system across spain and france bringing a lot of rain and mayjust influence the weather across the south—east. a weather front here sending more cloud perhaps one or two showers. for the north and the west it stays windy. outbreaks of rain, which will become more persistent in parts of northern ireland, western scotland. but in between again a slice of dry weather. hose

anglia and the south—east.ins higher so the quieter weather holds on. not much in the way of fresh rainfall on the way but remember, they will be a few fog patches occasionally. —— there will be. this is bbc news, the headlines: kurdish—led forces, many of them injured, have pulled out of a key town in north—east syria, during a temporary five—day truce. they left ras al—ain, along with huge numbers of fleeing civilians. a us withdrawal has paved the way for a turkish military offensive in the region. chile has announced its extending the state of emergency to cities in the north and south. rioting has continued in spite of a curfew imposed for a second consecutive night. protesters clashed with police in the capital, santiago. eight people are known to have been killed. australian newspapers have blacked out theirfront pages, to protest against to strict national security legislation. industry insiders say the media is subject to a regime of intense government secrecy, and journalists risk criminal charges jus

we will have lost that weather front across the south—east, so drier there too. around when skies clear. those temperatures really drop. don't be surprised if you see scenes like this across central and southern parts of england and wales to greet us this morning. now, that mist and fog could only go on for a few hours but it should tend to lift and break and we should see a good deal of dry weather with some sunshine across england and wales and a vast improvement across the south—east. more cloud further north certainly for scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain to the far north with many places staying dry. temperatures of 12—15 degrees in the south which will actually feel quite pleasant. and as for tuesday night, it stays dry with variable cloud across england and wales. stays breezy for scotland and northern ireland with rain tending to flirt with the north—west corner. temperature—wise, chilly in one or two spots particularly where skies clear. so, on into wednesday we hold onto the fine weather i think across much of the south—east. we have this

a vast improvement across the south—east.inly for scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain in the far north, with many places staying dry. temperatures 12—15 degrees in the south. so that should feel quite pleasant. and then through tuesday night it stays dry, variable cloud across england and wales. stays breezy, though, for scotland, northern ireland, with rain tending to flirt with the north—west corner. temperature wise, again chilly in one or two spots, particularly where skies clear. so on into wednesday, we hold on to the fine weather, i think, across much of the south—east. we have this weather front still bringing wet and windy weather to the far north—west. and that low pressure system across spain and france bringing a lot of rain and mayjust influence the weather across the south—east. a weather front here sending more cloud perhaps one or two showers. for the north and the west it stays windy. outbreaks of rain, which will become more persistent in parts of northern ireland, western scotland. but in betwee

single figure values in the north on friday, 15 in the south—east. this is bbc news. the headlines.s a government request to hold a vote for its brexit deal — saying the question was put to the house at the weekend. my my ruling is therefore that the motion will not be debated today as it would be repetitive and disorderly to do so. this evening, the government's eu withdrawal agreement bill has been introduced in the commons ahead of its next phase of scrutiny. the foreign secretary — dominic raab — orders a review into diplomatic immunity arrangements following the death of 19—year—old harry dunn. as this case has demonstrated i do not believe the current arrangements are rightand

a vast improvement across the south—east.nd northern ireland. most of the rain in the far north, with many places staying dry. temperatures 12—15 degrees in the south. so that should feel quite pleasant. and then through tuesday night it stays dry, variable cloud across england and wales. stays breezy, though, for scotland, northern ireland, with rain tending to flirt with the north—west corner. temperature wise, again chilly in one or two spots, particularly where skies clear. so on into wednesday, we hold on to the fine weather, i think, across much of the south—east. we have this weather front still bringing wet and windy weather to the far north—west. and that low pressure system across spain and france bringing a lot of rain and mayjust influence the weather across the south—east. a weather front here sending more cloud perhaps one or two showers. for the north and the west it stays windy. outbreaks of rain, which will become more persistent in parts of northern ireland, western scotland. but in between again a slice of

have got the wet weather moving in across parts of england and wales, not much rainbow towards the south—eastntinue on and off. this evening and overnight, the rain band stays put, bringing huge falls of rain across the higher ground and the moors of south—west england. the peaks on the pennines. all of these areas could be looking at a few issues overnight with the risk of localised flooding and poor travel conditions. it stays mild across the south—east, 15 degrees towards london with the colder air in the north where we will have patches of frost setting in. saturday, another wet start the day. the rain there will eventually begin to pull away towards east anglia and south—east england so you will start to see something of an improvement across something of an improvement across some of those worst affected areas. further north—west another day of blustery showers, some a bit wintry over the highest ground in scotland. it will feel colder here. looking at the weather picture during the night, the cold air will arrive across southern counties of england and as we head into sunday morning yo

our south east asia correspondent nick beake, has the latest from hong kong.tened with prison if they wore a mask. and they were warned by china's leader there would be broken bones for those who try to break up his country. but this is a pro—democracy movement that believes the world is on its side and it's not backing down. we are here to fight for freedom and we are not scared about the chinese communist party. we want our freedom and human rights. but once again, peaceful protest gave way to petrol bombs, with police stations under attack. this is what eventually cleared the hardcore activists, who then rampaged through the streets, targeting chinese businesses. they fought the police late into the night. for a 20th consecutive weekend of unrest here in hong kong, the police are really struggling to control the streets here. they brought out the water cannon. the protesters are not going home. the question is the one we've been asking forfive months now. when does this end? how does this end? hong kong's government claims a housing crisis has unleashed thi

morning that we have low pressure to the north—west of the country and a weather front across the south—east couple of showers in the south—east elsewhere a dry start to the day with mist and fog around. a chilly start temperatures will rise as we head through the morning as we see sunshine around. best of sunshine into the afternoon across the midlands and south—west with more cloud and you showers in the south—east, increasingly wet and windy across the north and west and that applies for northern ireland. temperatures 13—15. through wednesday night it turns wet across the eastern side of england and the weather front across the west slide south—east woods and merge with the other one so it will be damp and cloudy for england and wales on thursday morning. with a milder start to the day. but windy and clear for the north—west. low pressure anchored to the north of the uk but it looks like it would even through the day turning windy upper parts of scotland and northern ireland. gale is developing. of showers which may be heavy and thundery to the day. further south in that will be a weather

morning that we have low pressure to the north—west of the country and a weather front across the south—easth—west to begin wednesday, perhaps a couple of showers in the south—east elsewhere a dry start to the day with mist and fog around. a chilly start temperatures will rise as we head through the morning as we see sunshine around. best of sunshine into the afternoon across the midlands and south—west with more cloud and you showers in the south—east, increasingly wet and windy across the north and west and that applies for northern ireland. temperatures 13—15. through wednesday night it turns wet across the eastern side of england and the weather front across the west slide south—east woods and merge with the other one so it will be damp and cloudy for england and wales on thursday morning. with a milder start to the day. but windy and clear for the north—west. low pressure anchored to the north of the uk but it looks like it would even through the day turning windy upper parts of scotland and northern ireland. gales developing. of showers which may be heavy and thundery to the day. furth

anglia and the south—east.the speaker has said previously that he will allow the house to find a way to express its voice. i think there is a clear desire from the country, from businesses, from our european partners that they want to see that happen and people would find it odd if it didn‘t. a source in britain‘s royal household tells the bbc that prince william is concerned for his brother, after the duke and duchess of sussex open up about the pressures of the past year. my british friends said to me, i‘m sure he‘s great, but you shouldn‘t do it because the british tabloids will destroy your life, and very naively... i‘m american, we don‘t have that there. the first meeting of stormont for three years breaks up as assembly members walk out. it means both abortion and same—sex marriage look set to become legal in northern ireland at midnight. we are keeping an eye on what‘s going on in the house of commons, and we will take you there when anything happens. sport now on afternoon live with lizzie greenwood—hug

as we head into friday we lose that front from the south—east. g up from the south—west. thursday and friday, uncertainty, particularly on friday. but this is what we think. the rain coming in, pushing north—east, as it bumps into colder air, we see snow on the mountains. the mountains of scotland and the tops of the pennines. south of that, it is mild. 13—15, but only eight as we push up to aberdeen. so, if you are in the north of scotland on friday, you will feel that. we have just had on friday, you will feel that. we havejust had one on friday, you will feel that. we have just had one of our team saying, that is the day i go on holiday. we are not talking to him the rest of the show. i think we should name and shame. pete, there you go. u nfortu nately, pete pete, there you go. unfortunately, pete is in charge of the cameras. we need him. three hours to be nice to him. enjoy your holiday. it is a strange time to think about this. but what do you feel about this subject? what do you want to happen to your body after you die? would you consider

south east corner, temperatures could hit 17 or 18 degrees this afternoon if you get a bit of sunshineles in particular. hence the flood risk. still there in the morning. clear skies across scotland, northern ireland, away from showers in the final. frosty, 15 degrees to start tomorrow in the south east corner. two ms is battling it out, in between the rain across northern and western england and wales to begin, it will be on the move, pretty wet across much of the midlands. turning whetted to east anglia, the southeast, late on. it means the rain relents and comes away from northern england and wales later on. sunny spells, one or two showers in scotla nd sunny spells, one or two showers in scotland and northern ireland. more of us into the cold air, but parts of us into the cold air, but parts of kent, sussex and the channel islands around 17 or 18. the colder winds out, the weather front that has been bringing the that pushes into the continent, lingers around the channel islands on sunday but otherwise bringing chilly winds from the north atlantic. showers do northern scotland, one

through the evening and overnight, the weather front in the south—east picks up and moves further north sinks further south. there will be some clearer skies in between with patchy mist and fog in between and quite a chilly night for quite a lot of us. the temperatures indicate what you can expect in towns and cities but in rural areas it will be lower than this. tomorrow, to whether france, the whole lot heading towards the south—east taking the rain with them but low pressure in the west brings in showers and look at the squeeze on isobars so, once again tomorrow it'll be windy across western scotla nd it'll be windy across western scotland and the northern isles with exposure, gusts of 60 miles an hour. showers turn heavy and thundery, some of them across northern ireland as well but, still, a lot of dry weather as the fronts pushed down into the south—east with the rain, potentially no clearing the far south—east until the evening time. as we head through thursday and into friday, look at the cold air, represented by the blue, bangs into the warmer air represented by the yellow. wha

rain clearing away from the extreme south—east of england but elsewhere must of —— much of the countrydrier day, a little bit of sunshine coming through and temperatures 12— 1a degrees. that area of low pressure that does form well tend to weaken, drift eastwards, that other unusual weather front will fade away as well, there is more rain coming in from the atlantic. a few showers heading into tuesday, rain to clear east anglia and the south—east should not last long, and some sunshine, when speaking up in northern and western areas ahead of the rain arriving in northern ireland through the afternoon. temperatures are about 14—16, not too bad really for this time of the year. we have the rain coming from the atlantic, it is anchored by that area of low pressure, which will be area of low pressure, which will be a feature of the weather through the west of —— rest of the next week. the rain band will be happy at times, particularly over the hills of scotland, during wednesday at pushes eastwards, it may dawdle in the south—east corner, most other areas will brighten up, with some sunshi

but still mid teens celsius in the south—east.oud and rain in the south—east has cleared through, it will turn much colder. clear skies, cleared through, it will turn much colder. clearskies, blustery showers across the north and west of scotla nd showers across the north and west of scotland and close to the area of low pressure. notice the blue colours, that is arctic air spreading its way southwards including the south—east as the weather front pushes into the near continent. so a really cold start to sunday, temperatures close to freezing in a few rural areas. don't forget, the clocks go back one hour tonight, the good news is you get an extra hour in bed on sunday morning. what a difference a day makes, you can open the curtains are plenty of sunshine across the country. it will bea sunshine across the country. it will be a cold start, but at least we will have the sunshine to compensate. it will stay dry into the afternoon as well, lots of sunshine and blustery with showers across the northern half of scotland, temperatures

anglia and south east anglia. —— england. north, cooler and fresher, ii—iad. for most of us, and saturday, a reasonable start to the weekend, sunny spells and passing heavy showers. 0n sunday, generally cloudy weather with the risk of hairy —— heavy rain. there could be rain across south east england for much of the day on saturday and that is a possibility. further north and west, heavy showers in western scotland, brighter weather from time to time and a bit of sunshine in central uk. but afresh a day for most of us and the mildest air across the channel ireland with highs of 17 degrees. into sunday, quite cloudy and potentially quite wet. an area of low pressure deepens as it spins into the north sea and if that deepening process happen sooner, we could have strong winds for a time across eastern england. and may be that rain lingering for a time. temperatures lower across the north of the uk, and turning cooler come highs of ii celsius. so, quite a bit of rain to come over the next few days. the problems come because the

we could see 16 degrees in the south—east.rea of low pressure will move in bringing milder air to southern areas and then outbreaks of rain through the tabletop cold air will be looming across the north of the country so we could see some winteriness over the high ground, particularly as this rain moves its way northwards. some of the rain could be quite heavy. single values in the north on friday and 15 in the south—east. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. the uk government battles to get its brexit legislation through parliament after the speaker blocks a straight yes or no vote. the economics of poverty — one of this year's nobel prize winners shares his biggest concerns about the global economy. and on the financial markets, no action injapan today with markets shut to mark the formal ascent of japan's new emperor. positive signs about trade talks helping other markets in asia. let's

anglia and south—east england.for many, with a few showers around, and the cold air pushing further southwards, still there in the far south—east by the end of the afternoon. through saturday night and into sunday, get rid of this front, get rid of the rain. the blue is in charge. the cold air has won the battle. it's not going to be bitterly cold, and as you can see from this, on sunday, a lot of land showing up. that means it's clear. a bit of patchy cloud, but quite a bit of sunshine coming through on sunday. still a few showers dotted about, more especially into scotland. it's still quite breezy out there. so yes, temperatures are coming down. but by sunday, for many, it's drier and sunnier. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: borisjohnson calls on parliament to back an early general election in december, in return he's offering more time to debate his brexit deal. the eu will meet to decide whether to grant another extension. post—mortem examinations a

but again, another mild day in the south east. and mainly over the hills but then it turns drier into sunday but starts to turn colder for all areas. so, what that rain through friday and saturday particularly across the high ground of wales and north—west england could lead to some localised flooding, thus some travel disruption. i'm kasia madera with bbc news. our top story. brexit is once again in chaos after prime minister borisjohnson suffered a major defeat in parliament. mps voted to reject his fast—track timetable to pass the eu withdrawal agreement. but mrjohnson did win another vote to advance the new brexit bill. but he's been forced to pause the whole process. turkey and russia have struck a new agreement to force kurdish fighters away from the syria border. and this story is getting a lot of attention on bbc.com. president trump has called the congressional impeachment investigation against him a "lynching", a racially—loaded term evoking america's legacy of slavery. he made the remark on twitter prompting outrage amo

of cloud, and drizzle driving its way south and east.at frontal system enhances the showers up into the north—west with some pretty gale force gusts of winds at times. top temperatures, 11—14 degrees. now, as that low pressure starts to tuck in from the north—west, it's going to introduce a colder flow. so, a bit of a north—south divide in the feel of the weather and the type of the weather that we're going to see. so, as we move into friday, we've got that low pressure just enhancing plenty of showers into the north—west and with the colder air kicking in, some of the more wintry will be in the higher ground. but at the same time into the south west, we've got a pulse of wet weather that's going to move in and once it arrives, it's here to stay for quite some time. it will bring some rain, some of it heavy as it pushes into wales, northern england, and northern ireland. now, that's the dividing line between that colder air into the far north. eight or 9 degrees as a maximum, and slightly milder conditions down into the south—east corner

we also have this waving weather front down was the south—east.we are likely to see a spell of heavy, potentially thundery rain down towards the south—east of england. also rain for northern ireland, fringing into parts of wales and the south—west of england. for the rest of the uk, north wales, northern england, much of scotland, not a bad day with some sunshine around. temperature is fairly typical of year. 12— 60 degrees. it does look like we stick with that u nsettled does look like we stick with that unsettled weather through the course of the week. low pressure bring him on on the course —— bring in more rain. temperatures around about the mid—teens for most of us. and the autumnal changeable theme to the weather continues right through the rest of the week. this is bbc news. i'm nancy kacungir. our top stories: heavy fighting continues as turkey presses ahead with its military operation against kurdish fighters in northeast syria. torrential rain and tornado—like winds lashjapan, in what could be the country's worst storm for 60 years. the

at the state into south—east england.nglia and north—east of scotland, newish hours. 0vernight checks, that area of low pressure moves across the partner to scotland. we will continue to see shower speed in across scotland, it will stay quite, as well. 0therwise, showers confined to western coast and hills. temperatures down to five in norwich. but tomorrow's whether, another area of low pressure on the charts. this in bringing south—westerly winds and they were in france that will extend a band of rain into northern and western areas of the country. shower to start off with four west of scotland, otherwise a bright and sunny start. but maintaining when it was by three northern ireland into northern england and in across scotland, but rate becomes sunny and persistent as well. by the south and east, no great amount of rain. in fact, for most the day it will be dry, bright and mild. by the bans of rain pushing into western scotland could cause a few issues. this weather fun trailing down across england and wales that becom

its way into the north of england, eventually perhaps into the south—east quarter of scotland, on aeedings, but there will be some sunshine in northern and western scotland, northern ireland and eventually wales and the southern parts of england too. top temperature on the day nothing special, only 16 degrees. fairly complex picture as we move on into monday. again we have that same wiggling weather front, still wanting to push some cloud and rain back into the south—east quarter, and it isjoined by another feature, which mayjust thicken up the cloud and bring rain to the very far west of cornwall, maybe to pembrokeshire, but certainly it will work its way into the heart of northern ireland, maybe south—west scotland later on. generally speaking, the further north and east you are, the drier and finer your day will be. take care. bye— bye. good evening. there have been fierce clashes between turkish troops and kurdish militias in north—eastern syria. much of the fighting has been in the border area near ras al—ayn. turkey claims its military has entered the town, but the kurdish—led

of cloud, and drizzle driving its way south and east.ce. some sunny spells coming through before that frontal system enhances the showers up into the north—west with some pretty gale force gusts of winds at times. top temperatures, 11—14 degrees. now, as that low pressure starts to tuck in from the north—west, it's going to introduce a colder flow. so, a bit of a north—south divide in the feel of the weather and the type of the weather that we're going to see. so, as we move into friday, we've got that low pressure just enhancing plenty of showers into the north—west and with the colder air kicking in, some of the more wintry will be in the higher ground. but at the same time into the south west, we've got a pulse of wet weather that's going to move in and once it arrives, it's here to stay for quite some time. it will bring some rain, some of it heavy as it pushes into wales, northern england, and northern ireland. now, that's the dividing line between that colder air into the far north. eight or 9 degrees as a maximum, and slightly mil

could be quite soggy for much of the day down towards east anglia and the south east.ay of the week will be on tuesday and temperatures generally in the mid teens. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11:00: turkish forces continue to strike targets in north—eastern syria, on the fourth day of their offensive against kurdish forces. two people are killed, as typhoon hagibis, the biggest storm to hitjapan in 60 years, makes landfall near tokyo. a moment of sporting history as kenyan athlete, eliud kipchoge, becomes the first person to run a marathon in under 2 hours. iam the i am the happiest man to run under two hours, to inspire people, to tell people that you can do it. two members of the public are praised for helping to stop

it gets colder in the north, with the last of the mild air in the south—east, but wetter weather hereve colder air across the country, but at least most of us will be dry and sunny. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello there. you are watching bbc news. our latest headlines... boris johnson issued an ultimatum to parliament saying it can have more time to debate brexit if it agrees toa time to debate brexit if it agrees to a general election on december 12. police say that there people found deadin police say that there people found dead ina police say that there people found dead in a refrigerated trailer in essex yesterday were chinese nationals. a

this weather front slipping south and east, becoming confined to the south—east corner of the countrylow pressure to the north of the country. bringing blustery conditions, and further showers, into the north and west of scotland. it will be windy across the far south—east but as the rain continues to move three, the winds eased down. eventually the rain and cloud clears to the near continent into the first part of the night. then, clearer skies. a dry nightfall. blustery showers across the north and west of scotland, close to that area of low pressure. blue colours invading as we start first thing on sunday. it will be chilly. a touch of frost out of town. figures down to three to 5 degrees in towns and cities. don't forget, the clocks go back one hour tonight. the good news is, you get a next row in bed on sunday morning. it will be a chilly start that plenty of sunshine across england and wales, a big difference here. staying dry and sunny into the afternoon. low pressure to the north of the country bringing in strong winds and showers in the northern half of scotland. wintry over

of cloud, and drizzle driving its way south and east.at frontal system enhances the showers up into the north—west with some pretty gale force gusts of winds at times. top temperatures, 11—14 degrees. now, as that low pressure starts to tuck in from the north—west, it's going to introduce a colder flow. so, a bit of a north—south divide in the feel of the weather and the type of the weather that we're going to see. so, as we move into friday, we've got that low pressure just enhancing plenty of showers into the north—west and with the colder air kicking in, some of the more wintry will be in the higher ground. but at the same time into the south west, we've got a pulse of wet weather that's going to move in and once it arrives, it's here to stay for quite some time. it will bring some rain, some of it heavy as it pushes into wales, northern england, and northern ireland. now, that's the dividing line between that colder air into the far north. eight or 9 degrees as a maximum, and slightly milder conditions down into the south—east corner

wednesday evening and night, this weather front across the south east and the west tend to move south—easts and showers across the north—west. into thursday, low pressure in control across the north of the country, a spell of showers and windy weather to scotland and northern ireland through the day. some showers can turn out to be heavy and thundering and went picking up. 60 miles an hourfor the north—west of scotland. it's in england, whether from bringing outbreaks of rain slowly pushing eastwards leaving a mix of sunshine and sunshine, particularly in the west. as we head on into friday, colder air invading the north of the country. mild up for a time in the front the colder air will wind through the weekend. 0n front the colder air will wind through the weekend. on friday, this feature running up off the atlantic, an active weather front which will bring outbreaks of rain. it was that windy across the north of scotland, low pressure, further showers. it will turn cloudy and wetter. heavy rain across northern and western areas. as it bumps into scotland and northern ireland, it could h

and rain into the south—east corner. and the south—east, mainly near the coast in the morning. elsewhere, any showers should fade away. and the cloud break upa should fade away. and the cloud break up a bit more in the afternoon to allow more sunshine. after the cold start, temperatures of 10 degrees in the central belt, 14 full southern parts of england and wales. high pressure is still around for monday and tuesday. it‘s mainly affecting the southern half of the uk. stronger winds further north. cold weather will be the england and wales. not farfrom cold weather will be the england and wales. not far from frost. patches of fog around as well. they could lingerfor of fog around as well. they could linger for a of fog around as well. they could lingerfor a good part of of fog around as well. they could linger for a good part of tuesday morning. once those eventually go, we will see sunshine far and wide for england and wales. more cloud with those strong winds in northern ireland and northern scotland. the best of the b