the rain not getting into the south east until tomorrow. ere will be some sunshine but also showers in the north—west. gusty winds across the northern and western aisles and also the far north of mainland scotland. these are maximum temperatures. coming down, eight to ten generally. still this milder air clinging on in the south. it won't last because the weather front will continue to push south. a ridge of high pressure keeping things fairly settled. that means we have the cloud in the south. it will be a frosty start. fog lifting into low cloud. but again, afair fog lifting into low cloud. but again, a fair bit of sunshine, a fair bit of dry weather. but it will feel cooler. look at those temperatures. 0nly feel cooler. look at those temperatures. only 5 degrees in glasgow and edinburgh. chile. i'm not going to ask about the christmas weather but you did get me thinking. at what point do you start giving christmas forecast. christmas day! i like that, carol. no facts, no mistakes. excellent. see you later. least she is honest. she's brill

heavier and be quite slow moving soap for parts of the south—east and east anglia come quite a soakingther showers in the west and more persistent rain stalling in southern scotla nd persistent rain stalling in southern scotland and northern ireland for a time. the focus for the strongest winds is on the south coast tomorrow, high spring tide in the risk of some coastal flooding. perhaps in the afternoon something a bit brighter in central and eastern england, towards the south—west though this bit of showers does not look too potent but it could be thundering and the winds could gust up thundering and the winds could gust up to 70 mph. also it will be a few degrees cooler than today. the big change in temperatures comes in the weekend staying unsettled to start off with —— in the week ahead. but it is obvious by thursday this change will come with the blue coming in, the northerly arrows and the arctic air and by the end of the week things will feel dramatically different. 15 or 16 on tuesday, half of that on friday with northerly winds so it will feel chilly but hopefully things will

still some showers in the far south—east. showers in the irish sea.g into scotland and northern ireland, bringing some patchy rain. but where the fog is slow to lift, in the midlands, temperatures could be no higher than 3-4. temperatures could be no higher than 3—4. for the weekend, slight changes. we will get a bit more of a breeze, which will push the colder air north and bring in milder conditions from the south. but i think it will be a frosty start for scotland. looks pretty cloudy elsewhere. could be a bit damp in places. in the south of england, in the mild air, temperatures could get up the mild air, temperatures could get up to 12. but in scotland, after the frosty start, it will be much colder. the second half of the weekend looks pretty grey and gloomy. the cloud will continue to spill into northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures in the afternoon will be around 8—9. that's all from the bbc news at six — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's

the southwest, thick enough for drizzle, the best chance of sunshine, parts of east anglia, the south—eastontinues to journey south, fragmenting as it does so, clear skies and showers behind it, head of it milder conditions but you see the colder air moving that bit further south and that will be the trend through tomorrow and the weekend. eventually, the weather front bringing rain into the south—east. behind that for scotland, northern england, northern ireland, wales, we look at sunny skies, some showers, feeling colder than it has done. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines... people arriving in england from abroad will soon be able to cut the quarantine period from 1a days to five — if they pay for a private covid test. having consulted very extensively with medical experts, we believe the five days plus is a very reliable test, it is sufficient time now to release people and the test capacity is there to do this now. talks between the four nations continue as they try and agree a uk wide plan for christmas. donald trump accepts that a formal transition of power c

the windiest conditions in the south—east of england. 50mph gusts.that for a while and it flips to the other side of autumn, the mellower side with more dry weather and it doemean there is overnight frost and fog. if this is bbc world news, i‘m shaun ley. our top stories... a senior government minister warns the second national lockdown in england could last more than a month amid fears that the rise in coronavirus cases could overwhelm hospitals. it comes as the opposition leader sir keir starmer says the uk government must use the month—long lockdown to improve the test and trace system. the government has to keep its side of the bargain here because if they don‘t use this time to fix test, trace and isolate, then i think the 2nd of december will be a review date, not an end date. the most powerful storm of the year — typhoon goni strikes the philippines, bringing wind speeds of up to 225 kilometres an hour. donald trump and joe biden each make a last bid for votes in swing

could catch the odd sharp one, for example, later on in the south—east.e some mist and fog reforming in the south—east overnight tonight, but we‘ve got this band of rain and gusty winds coming our way across parts of scotland and northern ireland, and a relatively mild night for most of us. tomorrow, we start off with some brightness in the east, but the cloud will build ahead of this band of rain coming our way, squally rain, and ahead of it, around it and just behind it, once again some gusty winds with temperatures ranging from ten in the north to 14 in the south. you‘re watching bbc news. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the health secretary, matt hancock, says he‘s told the nhs to be ready to start vaccinating people against covid—19 from the beginning of december — with wider immunisation to follow. my central expectation is that the mass roll out of this vaccine will, if it comes good, will be in the first part of next year. the education standards body for england, 0fsted, warns that some children have regressed in basic skills and learning

have bursts moving through the south—east to be replaced by yet another.haps late afternoon brightness in the south—west and parts of northern ireland. when they across the day today. gusts in excess of a0 mph, perhaps close to 50 or 55 miles per. in the south—west. it is mild. ii to 15 degrees weather across the country. it looks like we will continue to see this unsettled story into a sunday, but sunday will be more of a case of scattered sharp showers. and are still windy with it, particularly in the south. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: conservative mps urge the prime minister to reset his government after the departure of his top adviser, dominic cummings. several states in the us bring in new restrictions to try to curb the surge in covid—i9. the us president—elect, joe biden, strongly criticises donald trump's handling of the crisis. president trump has insisted he won't put the us into lockdown and comes close to admitting he could leave the white house next year. i will not go... this administration will not be going to a lockdown. hopeful

anglia and the south—eastn the afternoon with temperatures peaking at 13-14 . the afternoon with temperatures peaking at 13—14 . the weather front from western scotland and northern ireland will move eastwards through tuesday night into wednesday. another wave, this buckle develops through the bay of biscay delaying the clearance from the south—east on wednesday, holding on to something milder here, but other than that colder air will slip back into place once again. wednesday is almost your transition day and that we will have the weather front in the south—east of england, further rain and drizzle to come, but from the midlands, wales north woods, a few showers around, but a lot more sunshine generally and temperatures dropping. no widespread frost will follow wednesday night into thursday and more frost to come to see the week out. most places dry, some sunshine, but lingering fog patches will make it feel especially cold. thanks very much, matt. a reminder of our top story. a vaccine developed by scientist

it should be frost—free in the extreme south—east of england.. i felt around tomorrow morning and that will be slow to clear. as a result, it is going to be cold. this is the area more likely to have the fog that will linger through the morning. this is where we had a yellow fog warning. that fog is slow to left, perhaps lifting into slow cloud from the afternoon. some sunshine across other parts of the northern england, wales and the south—west but these showers from the figure cloud in the south—east running through the english channel. some through the irish sea and cloudy skies with patchy rain for scotla nd cloudy skies with patchy rain for scotland and northern ireland. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. ethiopia's government steps up its three week offensive in tigray, with an assault on the regional capital mekelle. it is not a war crime, it is a law enforcement operation taking care of the civilian lives and institutions. think about the children and the women who are currently trapped in mekelle with very little access to c

tomorrow, heavy rain for the south—east, perhaps brighter come the afternoon, the risk of heavy showers the south—west late afternoon, potentially winds of 60 mph and a risk of coastal flooding as we pick up the stronger winds. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... conservative mps urge the prime minister to reset his government after the departure of his top adviser, dominic cummings. several states in the us bring in new restrictions to try to curb the surge in covid—i9. the us president—elect, joe biden, strongly criticises donald trump's handling of the crisis. president trump has insisted he won't put the us into lockdown and comes close to admitting he could leave the white house next year i will not go...this administration will not be going to a lockdown. hopefully the... whatever happens in the future, who knows which administration it will be, i guess time will tell. a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in the uk is expected to be brought foward to 2030, a decade earlier than originally planned. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. coming up on the sh

, chillierfurther north. the minimum across the south—east, chillier further north.entually clearing through. it is a cold front, so is it clear through, taking the rain and cloud with it, but also the milder air, something fresher through the day. right as well with some sunshine, showers piling into western areas through the day, merging together to produce longer spells of rain, so quite white in some areas. it is going to be another windy day, particularly in the south and east, is that weather front clear through. lighter winds for scotland and northern ireland compared to today. very mild start in the south—east, into the afternoon now higher than 12 or 13 degrees. we lose that milder air into tuesday, replaced with much fresher air from into tuesday, replaced with much fresher airfrom the into tuesday, replaced with much fresher air from the north—west. that is the theme through the rest of the week, staying on the chilly side, frosty nights as well in places, but some sunshine around, temperatures reaching 11 or 12 degrees at best, different than what we have

morning, could be very wet in the south—east of england.test for the longest period, the rain staying out of the way until later in the day. the risk of gales more on the south coast through sunday and with that some coastal flooding possible. gusts up to 70 mph in some of the exposed coastal spots but inland, ao—asmph possible and heavy showers focused on the south—west late in the afternoon and rain also in northern england and southern scotland by this point but it stays mild, as it will next week as it stays unsettled. but the end of the week, we pull down a northerly dig of colder air, an area of high pressure will start to build on thursday and friday so the story changes in two quite dramatic ways for the end of the week. it will become calmer but consequently much colder as well, the return of overnight frosts from the end of the week into next weekend. this is bbc news, the headlines at apm: conservative mps urge the prime minister to reset his government after the departure of his top adviser, dominic cummings. several states in t

double figure values with the wet and windy weather and on the call side further south and east where the clear spells. into wednesday, the area of low pressure not moving east quickly because it's bumping into the high pressure, so slowly pushing east through the day and it will be pretty wet for much of scotland, northern ireland and rain getting into the far north—west of england but the majority of england and wales should stay dry through the day again. pretty windy for all areas and with a little bit of sunshine around and variable cloud, but a fairly mild day and between 12 and 14 degrees but because of the strength of the wind it might not feel that mild, and the low teens where we have the heavy rain. it spreads across the country during wednesday night on the ridge of high pressure bring settled conditions on thursday before the next frontal system arrives on friday to bring us a spell of wet and windy weather followed by sunshine and showers. thursday is actually dry and sunny and on the cooler side but it looks like being the sunniest day of the week before more wind and r

through tuesday and into wednesday, it is still a messy picture with the rain to clear way from south easte get to wednesday morning, it's the return of overnight frost. let's take a closer look at tuesday. still that rain to clear away from east anglia and southeast england, could be heavy for a time. elsewhere, it's a day of sunshine and showers, and those showers most frequent the further north and west you are — some could well escape with a mainly dry day. wind is still quite brisk at first, particularly for western coasts, but they will be tending to ease as the day wears on. so where you've got the sunshine on and out of the wind, even though temperatures won't get much higher than 9—11 celsius, should feel pleasant enough in the sunshine. now as you go through tuesday night and into wednesday, this is where we start to see this area of high pressure building and from the southwest. notice how the isobars become more spaced apart. the winds will fall lighter, most will have clear skies, and we will wake up on wednesday morning for some sunshine but also a frost, and potentially some

in the south—east and east anglia mist and fog. here comes the rain. main story now, and the news that a potential vaccine against coronavirus could be in use by the end of the year. it's not guaranteed yet, and there are still plenty of questions about how it will work and who will be first in line. so let's try to get some more clarity from our medical editor, fergus walsh. if you are watching the news last night, people might have seen you smiling for the first time in a long time on the news! lots of people welcoming this news. let's talk about vaccines, when and who, that's probably the most important question for many viewers this morning. 0k. for many viewers this morning. ok. so the when, that depends on this vaccine getting approved. pfizer is going to submit its documentation in a couple of weeks. and then the regulators, the european regulators and the fda in the united states, will take a look at it. normally they would take six months to a year to decide whether or not to approve a drug or a vaccine. it's hoped they might move a little bit

high spring tides is one of the risk of coastal flooding, further rain pushing it on the south—east,ain stretching its way from the west all the way across england and wales. a wet start to the evening in northern ireland. the numbers in black other gust strengths. through the evening and overnight, the wet weather does tend to retreat to the coast, but scotla nd tend to retreat to the coast, but scotland having soweto weather in the south and also northern ireland, a mild night. to the far south—east, we will need to keep an eye on rain approaching towards the end of the night and for early sunday morning, it could be very wet across the south—east of england, further fronts running their way across the uk through the day, so pretty much sum rainforall uk through the day, so pretty much sum rain for all areas at some stage, perhaps northern scotland driest and brightest for the longest period of time, the rain staying out of the way until later on in the day. risk of gales more towards the south coast, but through the course of sunday, and again without the risk of some coastal floo

dry conditions with some sunshine to end the day to the south and east and many will stay dry throughng into the morning in western scotland and the north and west of northern ireland. but as i said, confirmation there that it will be milder to start tomorrow morning compared to today. many places in double digits as we start the day. the big picture for tuesday shows those weather fronts affecting parts of western scotland and northern ireland to begin with and it will be on those same sorts of areas all day long. again, the increasing risk of minorflooding here. the rain probably heavier and longer lasting in northern ireland through tomorrow, we will see some rain affect north west england and other parts of scotland as well. much of england and wales as well will be dry, varying amounts of cloud, some sunshine, the best of which across east anglia and the south—east during the afternoon and a breezy day for most of you, though the wind is easing down in the north west of scotland later. temperatures into tomorrow, sticking in double figures throughout the day, climbing into the lo

it will be a cooler—feeling day, 9—14 celsius after that mild start across the east anglia and south east as we go through the night, tending to become more showery the further north you are full some persistent rain moving into parts of southern england. elsewhere, some clear skies, leading to a colder night than recently — 4—7 celsius the overnight low. so through tuesday and into wednesday, it is still a messy picture with the rain to clear way from south east england, still some showers around. but what is noticeable is that colder air starting to spread across the uk and, by the time we get to wednesday morning, it's the return of overnight frost. let's take a closer look at tuesday. still that rain to clear away from east anglia and southeast england, could be heavy for a time. elsewhere, it's a day of sunshine and showers, and those showers most frequent the further north and west you are — some could well escape with a mainly dry day. wind is still quite brisk at first, particularly for western coasts, but they will be tending to ease as the day wears on. so where you've got the s

it will be a cooler—feeling day, 9—11; celsius after that mild start across the east anglia and south eastf rain going as we go through the night, tending to become more showery the further north you are full some persistent rain moving into parts of southern england. elsewhere, some clear skies, leading to a colder night than recently — 4—7 celsius the overnight low. so through tuesday and into wednesday, it is still a messy picture with the rain to clear way from south east england, still some showers around. but what is noticeable is that colder air starting to spread across the uk and, by the time we get to wednesday morning, it's the return of overnight frost. let's take a closer look at tuesday. still that rain to clear away from east anglia and southeast england, could be heavy for a time. elsewhere, it's a day of sunshine and showers, and those showers most frequent the further north and west you are — some could well escape with a mainly dry day. wind is still quite brisk at first, particularly for western coasts, but they will be tending to ease as the day wears on. so where you'

it will be a cooler—feeling day, 9—14 celsius after that mild start across the east anglia and south eastwe go through the night, tending to become more showery the further north you are full some persistent rain moving into parts of southern england. elsewhere, some clear skies, leading to a colder night than recently — 4—7 celsius the overnight low. so through tuesday and into wednesday, it is still a messy picture with the rain to clear way from south east england, still some showers around. but what is noticeable is that colder air starting to spread across the uk and, by the time we get to wednesday morning, it's the return of overnight frost. let's take a closer look at tuesday. still that rain to clear away from east anglia and southeast england, could be heavy for a time. elsewhere, it's a day of sunshine and showers, and those showers most frequent the further north and west you are — some could well escape with a mainly dry day. wind is still quite brisk at first, particularly for western coasts, but they will be tending to ease as the day wears on. so where you've got the sunsh

discovered in the south—east of the country, two yea rs south—east of the country, two years ago, thehe site has been disturbed many times and precious relics may have been plundered. that is it for me. you can reach me online at el vaughan jones —— for me. you can reach me online at el vaughanjones —— l vaughan jones on twitter. hello there. today is shaping up to be not too bad a day. we should see a bit of sunshine around once we lose the morning rain. the band of rain has been spreading its way east slowly during overnight and followed by blustery showers which will be running into scotland and northern ireland. so this is the rain i'm talking about, lying on the cold front, fresh air behind it. it will be working its way eastwards and ahead of it, cloudy, breezy and mild. there will be lots of showers across the north—west from the word go. sunshine behind this rain band, continuing to journey eastwards through this morning, eventually clearing the south—east by around lunchtime. then a bright afternoon for most, but the showers will continue in the north—west — some heavy, perha

celsius after that mild start across the east anglia and south east england, the temperatures falling go through the night, tending to become more showery the further north you are full some persistent rain moving into parts of southern england. elsewhere, some clear skies, leading to a colder night than recently — 4—7 celsius the overnight low. so through tuesday and into wednesday, it is still a messy picture with the rain to clear way from south east england, still some showers around. but what is noticeable is that colder air starting to spread across the uk and, by the time we get to wednesday morning, it's the return of overnight frost. let's take a closer look at tuesday. still that rain to clear away from east anglia and southeast england, could be heavy for a time. elsewhere, it's a day of sunshine and showers, and those showers most frequent the further north and west you are — some could well escape with a mainly dry day. wind is still quite brisk at first, particularly for western coasts, but they will be tending to ease as the day wears on. so where you've got the sunshin

morning — could be very wet in the south—east of england.at some stage — perhaps northern scotland driest and brightest for the longest period, the rain staying out of the way until later on in the day. the risk of gales more towards the south coast through sunday and, with that, some coastal flooding possible. gusts up to 70 mph in some of the more exposed coastal spots, but inland, 40—45mph possible and some heavy showers focused on the south—west later in the afternoon. rain also in northern england and southern scotland by this point, but it stays mild, as it will next week as it stays unsettled. but the end of the week, we pull down a northerly dig of colder air — looks like an area of high pressure will start to build on thursday and friday, so the story changes in two quite dramatic ways for the end of the week. it will become calmer, but it will consequently become much colder as well. we're talking about the return of overnight frosts from the end of the week into next weekend.

particularly across parts of western scotland, but western england along the south coast into the south east too, nowhere particularly cold through the night into the morning. we start with another spell of rain sweeping eastwards across england and wales on sunday, there'll be and showers. rain and further times in scotland. another zone of rain toward south west england as we go through the afternoon. this one accompanied by some particularly squally wins, so rise along south coast of england with gusts of 60—70 mph at times. lighter winds in scotland where you see a bit of sunshine here. a cooler day compared to here, and although monday starts fine, we'll see more rain heading from the west later in the day. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. conservative mps urge the prime minister to reset his government after the departure of his top adviser, dominic cummings. a thumbs up from president trump as thousands of his supporters line the streets of the us capital in support of his unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud financial pressure builds for the 2.9 million people in the uk who a

eight or nine degrees at the highest in scotland and northern ireland. 13 in the south—east. ngland. 50mph gusts. there isa sign south of england. 50mph gusts. there is a sign of something quieter. showers through tuesday and wednesday and then high pressure builds and more dry weather. it does meanwhile we see sunshine, the nights will cold we are frost and frog. —— fog. bye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a senior government minister warns the second coronavirus lockdown in england could last more than a month, and says any decision would depend on how much the restrictions brought down levels of infection. we need to recognise that we do need to get the infection rate, the r rate, below one. we believe on the basis of the evidence that we have that we will be able to do so. the uk opposition leader welcomes the new measures, but is calling on the government to use the time to ramp up test and trace.

counting still taking place in cities like atlanta and the south—east of the state.f these two, he gets to 280 and gets him over the line. he only have to worry about pennsylvania and north carolina to take the white house stop the easiest route for him is if he were to simply when his home state of pennsylvania which takes him up to 273 because it is worth 20 electoral college votes and thatis electoral college votes and that is why there is so much emphasis on that part of the rustbelt. donald trump has to win pennsylvania plus a combination of the other states in fees to maintain key to the white house. now i get it. thank you so much. i have been speaking to the bbc‘s james clayton who is in las vegas, nevada, who told me where we are with the ballot counts. it is so close, it is completely on a knife edge. if you think about nevada, think about las vegas and clark county in this county because three quarters of the population live here. we believe there are about 190,000 ballots left to be counted. they have been counted 50,000 today and they will announce tomor

there‘s that rain just clipping the far south—east of england.ll got a bit patchy rain coming into the north—west of scotland. a lot of cloud, scotland and northern ireland, still the threat of a bit of rain in the far south—east. but in between there will be some sunshine coming through, northern england, wales around the far south—west perhaps, but through the midlands towards lincolnshire, down towards the west country, the home counties. with that fog lifting to low cloud, it is going to be cold, i suspect. the temperatures only 4 or 5 degrees. as we head into this weekend, we are expecting cloudy skies across many parts of the country. but it‘s not going to be as cold and there won‘t be as much fog either. the centre of the high pressure, which is where the fog is sitting under, is drifting out towards scandinavia. and so we‘ve got a bit of a breeze actually coming up from continental europe. that pushes the really colder air away and brings us some milder conditions from the south. but with a lot of cloud and it may produce a little drizzle

meanwhile, the band of rain pushes into the south—east. ot eight to ten, 11 in the south—west. where we have got the weather front producing the cloud and rain, temperatures at 13 and 1a. this evening and overnight at the weather front will become ensconced in the south—eastern corner, the channel islands. a fair bit of cloud. the rain pulled singalong. showers down the north sea coastline, eastern scotla nd the north sea coastline, eastern scotland and north—east england. some showers in cheshire. colder thanit some showers in cheshire. colder than it has been of late. a widespread frost. patty mist and fog forming. some of it will be slow to clear tomorrow. some of it will lift up clear tomorrow. some of it will lift up into low cloud. here is the cloud resting across the channel islands and kent. and again it is that weather front. it will have spots of rain ona weather front. it will have spots of rain on a at times. some sunshine to look forward to. some showers down the north—east coastline of the uk. later, we will see this weather f

for friday the band of rain which is clear of east anglia and the south—east of england late morningt was a blustery and north—western areas with frequent, fairly heavy showers. a few showers in wales and south—west england as well as the day goes by. temperature is about 10—14 c, the winds slowly easing through the afternoon across the south and east of the uk. this weekend a whole jumble of weather fronts are aimed at the uk. i think we will call this an unsettled looking weekend. the rain is going to be pretty intense and widespread, both saturday and sunday, and it's going to be quite windy as well through the course of the weekend too. in a bit more detail now, saturday, well, the strongest winds are around the irish sea coasts, south west wales and western areas of england could get gusts of 40—50 miles an hour. 0utbreaks gusts of 40—50 miles an hour. outbreaks of rain for most of us. brighter and drier for a time across the far north of scotland. mild, 12-16 c but the far north of scotland. mild, 12—16 c but not feeling so mild given the strength of the winds. the second half

it will be a cooler—feeling day, 9—11; celsius after that mild start across the east anglia and south east as we go through the night, tending to become more showery the further north you are full some persistent rain moving into parts of southern england. elsewhere, some clear skies, leading to a colder night than recently — 4—7 celsius the overnight low. so through tuesday and into wednesday, it is still a messy picture with the rain to clear way from south east england, still some showers around. but what is noticeable is that colder air starting to spread across the uk and, by the time we get to wednesday morning, it's the return of overnight frost. let's take a closer look at tuesday. still that rain to clear away from east anglia and southeast england, could be heavy for a time. elsewhere, it's a day of sunshine and showers, and those showers most frequent the further north and west you are — some could well escape with a mainly dry day. wind is still quite brisk at first, particularly for western coasts, but they will be tending to ease as the day wears on. so where you've got the s

that area of rain zips across south—east england to end sunday, keeping showers coming in particularlyy morning. will be cooler tomorrow and overnight, and into monday morning. a little ridge of high pressure tries to building on monday, and that will offer something quieterfor monday, and that will offer something quieter for many of us, but you see that weather front coming in from the west. so although we will start the day with a few sunny spells, cloud will increase from the west and we will see some more rain heading on towards northern ireland, wales, western parts of england and eventually into western scotland. but we hold onto some hazy bright of the longest on monday across eastern parts of scotland. and then beyond that for a few days, still low pressure around, so few days, still low pressure around, so there will still be further spells of rain or showers, and as that starts to pull away late in the week, the sting in the tale of next week's weather is quite a significant drop in temperatures. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm... conservative mps u

there are two micro—week weather fronts nibbling away at the edges of the uk and the one in the south—east been thickening the cloud in south—eastern parts of england. we have more cloud coming into scotland and northern ireland. this cloud in northern england very slow to sing and break up but we've got sunshine through the midlands, wales and the south—west and temperatures i 6—9 degrees typically. this evening and overnight the cloud continues to push down into scotland and northern ireland bringing a little rain and drizzle. mainly rain affecting the far south—east of england but in between with the clear skies and like winds we will find fog forming more widely probably the last night but before the fog forms and where we keep clear skies there will be some pockets of frost around as well. tomorrow, looks a little different, not least across england and wales where we have more fog around that will slowly lift but pointing to a colder day than today. scotla nd pointing to a colder day than today. scotland and northern ireland seeing cloudy skies, a bit of rain and drizzle here and the

the weather front lingering, may have another pulse of energy along it towards the south and south—eastay, so keeping some outbreaks of rain here. now, that should be gone by the time we go into thursday and, hello, another ridge of high pressure starts to move in on thursday. that will mean lighter winds, and that will mean, of course, a lot of dry weather around. there could be some fog patches to begin the day. once they are gone, we are left with some sunshine. still the chance perhaps, close to that departing weather front, of some lingering cloud towards the far south—east, and a weak weather front approaching the very far north—west will increase the cloud into the western isles. high pressure holding on into friday then, into the following weekend, well, we mayjust see an atlantic weather front, weakening all the while, pushing its way in before high pressure may start to build back, so any weather changes that take place into next weekend, the start of the following week, will be very gradual indeed. the story of next week's weather is some rain at times, initially spreading so

it will be a cooler—feeling day, 9—11; celsius after that mild start across the east anglia and south eastng as we go through the night, tending to become more showery the further north you are full some persistent rain moving into parts of southern england. elsewhere, some clear skies, leading to a colder night than recently — 4—7 celsius the overnight low. so through tuesday and into wednesday, it is still a messy picture with the rain to clear way from south east england, still some showers around. but what is noticeable is that colder air starting to spread across the uk and, by the time we get to wednesday morning, it's the return of overnight frost. let's take a closer look at tuesday. still that rain to clear away from east anglia and southeast england, could be heavy for a time. elsewhere, it's a day of sunshine and showers, and those showers most frequent the further north and west you are — some could well escape with a mainly dry day. wind is still quite brisk at first, particularly for western coasts, but they will be tending to ease as the day wears on. so where you've got the

in england and wales, there's some mist and fog, particularly towards the west country and the south—east, mind you, as the breeze picks up and we get sunshine developing widely. and that cloud, quite low cloud, moving northwards across scotland and northern ireland and some sunshine coming in here as well. the winds picking up in the south—west through the day. temperatures not quite as high as they were on thursday, notjust to the east of the pennines but also in the north—east of scotland. but over the weekend, we're going to find milder air gradually coming in from the south on a southerly breeze. and whilst it's dry for many, there could be a bit of rain around, especially on sunday. but we start the weekend this time with the colder air and the lower temperatures across more northern areas of the uk, with the clearer skies. that's going to lead to some fog, particularly across the veil of york and perhaps in the central belt. that could linger into the afternoon as well. otherwise, we get some sunshine in the north away from that fog. further south, through wales, the midlands, sout

heavy rain on shower —— sunday clijsters south—east. —— clears the south—east. story of late because of the south—westerly flow as we go through the week, we will start to see the wind direction change. the northerly and it drives this blue tone, cooler weather across the country. some rain around on monday, showers through the middle part of the week as we head towards friday and in the next weekend as though it will pick noticeably colder and the northerly wind might bring some snow showers to higher ground scotland. it's a far cry from the tropical climate of the australian jungle, but the producers of this year's i'm a celebrity, get me out of here are still doing their best to make sure the celebs have a suitably uncomfortable experience. it all starts on itv tomorrow night, and hosts ant and dec have given us a sneak preview of their new set in the grounds of a castle in north wales. come on in for our exclusive access to asset and castle! you can't see anything before the show goes on air. come around here, come round here. what we can't show you is this.

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a wet start in the south—east, but then sunday should be a case of sunny spells and scattered showersxposed coasts and that will drive in plenty of sharper showers here. so, sunshine and showers for sunday afternoon, top temperatures, though, still mid—teens — 1a, 15 degrees, perhaps, the highest values. but things are going to change as we move into the week ahead. we start to move away from that south—westerly flow and drag in a northerly wind direction. the blue tones start to arrive across the country. that means, as we go through the week, there is the potentialfor some rain around on monday, showers through the middle part of the week, but it gets noticeably cooler from friday into next weekend. take care. what a performance. are you disappointed or happy? i can't be disappointed, i'm level with you. eni, you took off the shirt and delivered. you didn't mess about. i think it is because i took it all off and let it go. i mean, 77 is the score. i've surprised myself with that. delighted. that is one of my biggest achievements. thanks for coming on the show. timbsy and craig, pled

as it clears from the south—east, skies will brighten and there will be sunshine and showers for mostging to produce longer spells in the north and west. the winds are still quite a feature for england and wales, a0 or 50 mph, and something a little less windy for scotla nd something a little less windy for scotland and northern ireland and after a mild start, temperatures will drop to 11 or 1a degrees in single figures further north. into tuesday we still have a run of westerly winds, not as strong and we have the feature that will run across southern britain through the course of tuesday that will bring outbreaks of rain to southern counties, eventually clearing from east anglia and the south—east late on tuesday and then elsewhere, bright, sunny spells and showers and most of these feeding into northern and western areas and a keen north—westerly wind. these are the mean wind speed, so you can see not as strong as what we have had over the weekend and we will have on monday but much cooler, fresher day with temperatures between eight and 10 degrees in the south. as we move tuesday

the morning cloud and rain in east anglia and the south clears through to sunshine. rest of the country sunshine and showers, showers most frequent across parts of southern scotland, northern england, north and west wales, as well as northern ireland, some of those heavy with rain and thunder, and a chilly day across the north as well. i will have the full forecast for you later. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a senior government minister warns the second national lockdown in england could last more than a month, amid fears that the rise in coronavirus cases could overwhelm hospitals. from thursday nonessential shops, restaurants, pubs, gyms and hair and beauty salons will be forced to close. the uk opposition leader has welcomed the new measures, but is calling on the government to use the time to ramp up test and trace. typhoon goni, has made landfall in the philippines — with sustained winds of 225 kilometres an hour. the most powerful storm this year has caused the evacuation of over 200,000 people. rescued after 33 hours, search teams in the turkish c

a wet start in the south—east, but then sunday should be a case of sunny spells and scattered showershe channel through the middle of the afternoon. we could see gusts of winds 50—60 mph plus on exposed coasts and that will drive in plenty of sharper showers here. so, sunshine and showers for sunday afternoon, top temperatures, though, still mid—teens — 14, 15 degrees, perhaps, the highest values. but things are going to change as we move into the week ahead. we start to move away from that south—westerly flow and drag in a northerly wind direction. the blue tones start to arrive across the country. that means, as we go through the week, there is the potentialfor some rain around on monday, showers through the middle part of the week, but it gets noticeably cooler from friday into next weekend. take care. a this this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. conservative mps urge the prime minister to reset his government after the departure of his top adviser dominic cummings. several states in the us bring in new restrictions to try to curb th

or two very isolated showers and still this band of cloud and some patchy rain down towards the south eastlaces, perhaps double digits for south wales and south—west england. then through thursday night into friday, fog becoming quite widespread across england and wales, south—east scotland. a bit of patchy rain to north west scotland and northern ireland. some of that fog on friday morning could be slow to clear and it's going to be one of the coldest days we've had for quite some time. hello this is bbc news, with simon mccoy. the headlines: the chancellor paints the true scale of the economic crisis facing the country with the economy due to contract by 11.4% — the biggest fall in output in over 300 years. today's spending review delivers on the priorities of the british people. 0ur health emergency is not yet over and our economic emergency has only just begun. a pay freeze in england forjust under half of public sector workers — labour describes it as a "sledgehammer blow" for consumer confidence. many key workers who willingly took on so much responsibility during this crisis are now

anglia and the south—east 13—14 . the weather front from western scotland and northern ireland will move eastwards through tuesday night into wednesday. another wave, this buckle develops through the bay of biscay delaying the clearance from the south—east on wednesday, holding on to something milder here, but other than that colder air will slip back into place once again. wednesday is almost your transition day and that we will have the weather front in the south—east of england, further rain and drizzle to come, but from the midlands, wales north woods, a few showers around, but a lot more sunshine generally and temperatures dropping. no widespread frost will follow wednesday night into thursday and more frost to come to see the week out.

that will produce outbreaks of rain across northern parts of east anglia and the south east first thing showers, some of those heavy with hail and thunder, most frequent in southern scotland, northern england, northern ireland, north and west wales. wherever you are, it will be colder than at the weekend, eight or nine degrees at the highest in scotland and northern ireland, 13 in the south—east corner, windiest conditions tomorrow, southernmost counties of england and wales, especially earlier in the day, a0 or 50 mph hour gusts. a sign of something quieter on the horizon, showers through tuesday and wednesday, but towards the end of the week high pressure builds in, we have not seen that for some time, and it flips around to the other side of autumn, the mellower side, more in the way of dry weather, winds not so strong, sunshine by day, cold nights, with some overnight frost and fog. bye for now. good afternoon.