there will be showers coming and going across the south and the south—east too. it will be a clear and dry night with temperatures in towns and cities around two to five, so a little bit of a chill in the air first thing on tuesday. still a brisk breeze in the north of scotland with some showers, some wintry over hills. there could be some showers around lancashire, into northern parts of wales, but generally speaking, it's a mostly sunny day on tuesday. then all eyes to the south—west. another spell of potentially very heavy rain on the way. it shouldn't last for too long. this is a smaller area of low pressure compared to what bert was, but it could be an intense storm developing just as it moves across southern parts. rain affecting southern areas of the uk, certainly south—western england, wales in the morning and through the afternoon, exiting the south—east of the country, butjust as it pulls away a sting in its tail. there could be gales around coasts of lincolnshire, also east anglia and possibly coastal areas of the south—east, but, hopefully, the worst

not as many further south and east.hern areas. it is going to feel a little bit chillier, though, and we take that with us into tuesday. it may be cold enough for some wintriness in the showers across high ground in northern scotland. a band of showery rain pushing southwards into northern ireland, northern england. drier further south. temperatures generally between seven and 11 degrees. now, into the middle part of the week, this area of low pressure is likely to bring some rain across some southern parts of england, wales, perhaps into the midlands. uncertainty about how far north that wet weather will get. could bring some brisk winds for a time as well. for most of us it looks quieter for the end of the week. live from london. this is bbc news. storm bert continues to batter parts of the uk for a second day, as police confirm they've recovered a body in the last hour in wales. applause a last—minute compromise deal is reached at the un climate summit — but while some celebrate, poorer countries say it comes nowhere

still some rain across the south east corner— rain across the south east cornerjust now.f england, central, southern england. more flooding impacts here _ england. more flooding impacts here the — england. more flooding impacts here. the south east staying largeiy— here. the south east staying largely dry for the time being, but turning really windy here through _ but turning really windy here through the rest of the afternoon. further north and west. — afternoon. further north and west, sunny spells, showers. the _ west, sunny spells, showers. the wind _ west, sunny spells, showers. the wind is picking up through northern— the wind is picking up through northern ireland and it will pick— northern ireland and it will pick up _ northern ireland and it will pick up this afternoon through the western scotland. the whence _ the western scotland. the whence have also been having a hi i whence have also been having a big impact. the south—west of england — big impact. the south—west of england bore the brunt of those today~ — england bore the brunt of those today. and this wind

it's still going to be very wet across the far south of england, into south—east england. coasts. some sunny spells, but some showers following on behind the storm. do take care. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. breaking news — two men from south wales have pleaded guilty to being part of a vast operation smuggling thousands of migrants to europe. an australian teenager becomes the sixth person to die in suspected methanol poisoning in laos. backpackers in the country speak to the bbc about their growing concerns. last, i won't drink from an open bottle and i won't drink home—made alcohol. scary because not every day people are dying just like this. angerfrom developing countries as the draft text of a new global climate agreement is published. i'm at the un climate change conference in baku where panama's special representative for climate change says, "it feels that the developed world wants the planet to burn." a security

could be a little grey for a while in the south—east of england.rds the far south—west of england and wales, a little rain coming in here, and pushing into northern ireland later on in the day. here, the winds are strengthening, lifting the temperatures somewhat, but elsewhere, where it's dry with some sunshine, it'll be another chilly day on thursday. things will change, though, towards the end of the week, that high pressure gets pushed away. a weather front may well bring some rain into the far north and west, but we'll find, with low pressure to the west of the uk, high pressure to the east, we see a southerly wind picking up, and that will lift the temperatures, as well. so, stronger winds by the end of the week and into the start of the weekend. a lot of cloud around, mind you. it won't be as cold at night, we're losing the frosty conditions, and it should be turning mild by day, as well. bye for now. live from singapore, this is bbc news. a ceasefire deal between israel and lebanon to end the fighting with hezbollah has just come into effect

the pkk have been fighting for autonomy in south—east turkey in a conflict that has killed tens of thousandspeople since the 1980s. i am here to find out how climate change is affecting this region, and how the conflict with turkey is impacting the people living here. man: hello. yahya ahmed has one of the toughest jobs in the city. he is a kurd and co—director of hasaka's water board. the water board tries to make sure that institutions like schools and hospitals and those most in need have water. head of laboratory osman gaddo has been testing water here for 20 years to make sure it is safe to drink. in recent years the city's population have relied upon groundwater from wells. some residents have brought in water samples from their wells for him to test. not so long ago these problems did not exist. this is the khabour river, filmed in the 1990s flowing through hasa ka. the rivers only flow for a limited time during the year. and extreme drought has been recorded for the last four yea rs. with the khabour no longer a reliable source of water, people have to look elsewhere. but the alouk w

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herfriend bianca jones and british lawyer, simone white from south—east london, were confirmed to havee last hour, the parents of simone white said thery of simone white said they were "devastated by the loss of our beautiful, kind and loving daughter." police have arrested the manager and owner of a hostel, in connection with the deaths. jessica lane has the latest. the death of holly bowles has been confirmed this morning, the day after that of her best friend bianca jones, who was also 19. holly had been rushed here to hospital in bangkok after drinking alcohol that's suspected to have contained methanol. she's the sixth person to have died in the suspected mass poisoning in vang vieng in neighbouring laos. in a statement, holly's family said... holly and bianca played on a football team together at home in australia. tonight at the season's launch, their friends say they will gather to remember them. families are taking a huge amount of comfort from the overwhelming support right across australia. back in vang vieng, people are worried. i won't drink from a glass, i won't drink fro

this rain clearing the south—east corner. n ireland, northern england and especially scotland. some heavy thundery showers. and it will still be pretty windy up towards the north. storm bert still fairly close by, the centre of the storm, just to the north—east of us. temperature—wise, north to south, well, we're looking at around 8—12 degrees, because as storm bert clears away north—eastwards, it will leave some colder air in its wake. now, again, it's not going to be as cold as it was last week, but still a little bit chillier than it has been at times over the weekend. cold enough for some snow in the showers over higher ground in northern scotland on tuesday. many spots further south will be dry, but those temperatures north to south around 7—11 degrees. a bit of uncertainty in the forecast for the middle part of the week. this area of low pressure sliding across southern counties of england, wales, the midlands could well bring some outbreaks of rain. this may end up being a little bit further south or a little bit furthe

laos is one of south—east asia's poorest nations, but its popular with backpackers. is now warning them all to be very careful about what they drink. jessica lane, bbc news. natasha moore is a british backpacker who has been staying in the same area this week, and she told us more about how tourists were reacting. so i've just got out of vang vieng now, but i've been there the last five nights. and it's just been awful. all of us have been so scared. you feel safest in your own hostel, so then hearing about all of this, it's just awful. apologies to leave that as we are back in dublin with more. i want to thank everyone at the sexual assault unit and at the hospital for looking after me, especially my own doctor. i want to think the rape crisis centre, especially who has been by my side throughout this entire period. i want to thank all the guards and the able its crew. i want to thank all the women and men who have supported me throughout this trial. for every person who reached out to me, a kind letter or e—mail or anything, it is not gone on unnoticed. thank you,

not too much rain until later towards the south—east.gales, severe gales and the strongest winds around coastal areas, particularly through the irish sea and into the north—west. gusts of 60—70 miles an hour, but it's a southerly wind this time, which is why temperatures are going to be lifting through the day. it's going to turn very mild in northern ireland, wales and the south—west in the afternoon, and temperatures further north and east are likely to rise as we head into the night. there's storm bert lingering to the north—west of the uk. we do have this weather front bringing some more rain overnight and into sunday. that'll be hanging around across this part of england and wales. could be heavy rain at times. closer to the storm, this is where we've got the strongest of the winds and the more frequent showers. but it will be windy everywhere, and the winds could be stronger running through the english channel as well. but again, it's going to be a mild day. this time the highest temperatures are going to be across eastern england

in south—east asia, a sixth tourist has died in a suspected mass methanol poisoning in laos. says 19—year—old backpacker holly bowles died in a hospital in thailand. she was on holiday with her best friend, bianca jones, who has also died. and simone white, a lawyer from the uk, died on thursday. they were in a town called vang vieng in laos that is popular among backpackers. two other victims aged 19 and 20 were from denmark, and an american man in his 50s has also died. some of those who fell ill were taken to hospital in neighbouring thailand, from where rupert wingfield—hayes reports. music this is a video bianca jones and holly bowles posted on tiktok earlier this year. two best friends, full ofjoy, about to take off on the adventure of a lifetime. today news came that 19—year—old holly had died from methanol poisoning. bianca, also 19, died in hospital yesterday. holly was brought all the way from laos to this bangkok hospital, where doctors tried to save her life, but experts say methanol poisoning is extremely dangerous. as little as 25 ml can be fatal, and prompt tre

and this is where we have an amber warning encompassing perhaps parts of south—east scotland and intoll within these areas. blizzard—like conditions too, as this area of snow sweeps its way further eastwards. by get to lunchtimea lot of the snow will have turned back to rain, but some very adverse travelling conditions, some heavy rain down towards western coastal areas of wales and down through south west england as well. there could be some flooding here. it's a bit drier across south east england, but some rainfall at times and it is going to feel a lot milder but very windy throughout the day. the wind picking up towards the channel coasts. you'll notice though, on saturday night just how much milder it is going to be feeling. so we're losing that cold air. it's been swept away. we'll start the day off in double figures, but still some very adverse weather conditions. south of england. into south—east england. still gusty winds towards these irish sea coasts. some sunny spells, but some showers following on behind the storm. do take care. bye— bye. today at one, the government ann

not much rain towards the south—east and east anglia and it will clear away i think in the afternoonthe west and the irish sea. gusts of 60 or 70 miles an hour. instead of a northerly wind it is as

mpox has hit his community in the south—east of drc hard.they - administered eyedrops. then later his tongue got small sores. after one day, the rashes spread to his face and body. he looked like someone who had been scalded by hot water. the empty beds at the hospital are a testament things are changing. in august, there weren't enough. patients were forced to share them. translation: lately, | it started to slow down, because at the beginning we were receiving 10 or 15 new cases a day. but now we are only seeing two or three cases a day. we can't confirm that we've totally stabilised the disease because cases are still coming in, but it's not like before. the world health organization says whilst cases are plateauing in the worst affected country, the drc, the overall picture is mixed. it is unfortunately also true that in many places, also in drc, we do see an escalation in the number of cases, much as we did in the bukavu area back in august. so right now, while we deal with these various different pieces of outbreak and different dynami

in south east asia, a sixth tourist has died in a suspected mass methanol poisoning in laos.r—old backpacker holly bowles died in a hospital in thailand. she was on holiday with her best friend bianca jones, who's also died. 28—year—old simone white, a lawyer from the uk died yesterday. they were in a town called vang vieng in laos, that's popular among backpackers. two other victims aged 19 and 20 were from denmark, and an american man in his 50s has also died. some of those who fell ill were taken to hospital in neighbouring thailand. rupert wingfield hayes sent us this report from there. music this is a video bianca jones and holly bowles posted on tiktok earlier this year. two best friends, full ofjoy, about to take off on the adventure of a lifetime. today, news came that 19—year—old holly had died from methanol poisoning. bianca, also 19, died in hospital yesterday. holly was brought all the way from laos to this bangkok hospital, where doctors tried to save her life, but experts say methanol poisoning is extremely dangerous. as little as 25 millilitres can be fatal and

this rain clearing the south—east corner.rgely dry. a few showers for the south—west and for wales. a few more for northern ireland, northern england and especially scotland. some heavy thundery showers. and it will still be pretty windy up towards the north. storm bert still fairly close by, the centre of the storm, just to the north—east of us. temperature—wise, north to south, well, we're looking at around 8—12 degrees, because as storm bert clears away north—eastwards, it will leave some colder air in its wake. now, again, it's not going to be as cold as it was last week, but still a little bit chillier than it has been at times over the weekend. cold enough for some snow in the showers over higher ground in northern scotland on tuesday. many spots further south will be dry, but those temperatures north to south around 7—11 degrees. a bit of uncertainty in the forecast for the middle part of the week. this area of low pressure sliding across southern counties of england, wales, the midlands could well bring some outbreaks

not much rain towards the south—east and east anglia and it will clear away i think in the afternoon northern ireland but it will be very windy. widespread gales, the strongest winds around the coastal areas in the west and the irish sea. gusts of 60 or 70 miles an hour. instead of a northerly wind it is as south to south—westerly wind lifting the temperatures, turning noticeably milder especially across the western side of the uk. temperatures rising further. there is the storm and it will sit to the north—west of the uk. we have this weather front bring in more rain across southern and eastern parts of england. it could be wetter here on sunday than saturday. windier too through the english channel. through the centre of the storm lots of squally showers, winds gusting 60 to 70 miles an hour. windy everywhere, still mild with highest temperatures in the south—east of around 15 celsius. sophie. thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where hello and welcome to sportsday with me olly foster, our headlines this friday evening — hav

what from west africa, south, east asia or eastern europe, and often target the rich a global volume. really, people that targeted 1st like children and seniors, but also people who are lowly tricked by so called roman scam. us taking advantage of financially scamming has long been part of organized crime world wide in south east asia. the entire office complexes where hundreds of scams were side by side. but in many cases, the people in the so called scam factories, actually victims themselves having been brought there under false pretences. and for us to do for all of us that you and report shows the scale of this more than the form of slavery. a credible sources indicate that at least a 120000 people across me and my may be held in situations where they are forced to carry out online scans with estimates in cambodia. similarly, as a 100000 other states in the region including allow pedia, the philippines and thailand have old side being identified as mine, countries of destination, all transit, where at least tens of thousands of people have been involved and who was forced into sc

simone white, who was 28 and from south—east london, was also confirmed to have died on thursday. danes and an american are also among the dead. it's believed the tourists drank bootleg alcohol while on a night out in vang vieng. a number of people remain in hospital afterfalling ill in the popular backpacking town. let's speak to our correspondent katy watson who is in sydney. very sad news. what have holly's family had to say? they said that it _ holly's family had to say? they said that it is _ holly's family had to say? they said that it is with _ holly's family had to say? they said that it is with broken - said that it is with broken hearts that they are sad to say: our beautiful girl is now at peace. they talked about the fact that she had been living her best life, travelling through southeast asia. her death comes just a day after the death of her best friend, bianca jones, both from melbourne. the foreign minister said that they are supportive of the families of the young women and also are working with local authorities on the tragedy. local authorities on the tragedy-—

and then we'll manage can was what from west africa, south east asia or eastern europe and often target the rich global volume. really, people that targeted 1st like children and seniors, but also people who are lowly tricked by so called roman scam. us. taking advantage of financially scamming has long been part of organized crime world wide in south east asia. the entire office complexes with hundreds of scams with side by side. but in many cases the people in the so called scam factories, actually victims themselves. having been brought there under false pretences and forced to defraud of us that you and people chose the scale of this more than the form of slavery. credible sources indicate that at least a 120000 people across me and my may be held in situations where they have forced to carry out online scans with estimates in cambodia. similarly, as a 100000 other states in the region including allow pedia, the philippines and thailand have all side being identified as mine, countries of destination or transit, where at least tens of thousands of people have been involved, run to w

—— ukraine's airforce say dnipro in the south—east —— ukraine's air force say russia have attacked.he pictures showing the damage from this russian missile strike. this happened early this morning. these pictures are from the state emergency service of ukraine. this residential building, also damage to a rehabilitation centre for people with disabilities. we have not had independent confirmation from any russian authorities. we have reports from our sources in ukraine, from ukraine's air force and correspondence on the ground, but we have not had confirmation from any moscow kremlin —based sources yet. this is the bbc live page we are seeing with these images on screen right now. the live page is continually updated with the latest. these are from the state emergency service of ukraine. the significance if this is the case is that it would be the first time an intercontinental ballistic missile would have been used by russia against ukraine in this war, so a potentially significant escalation. these are moving pictures of the aftermath of the damage, just in in the last few moments.

a young australian woman died today, the sixth foreign tourist to lose their life in laos in south east, from suspected methanol poisoning. holly bowles was 19, on holiday with her best friend bianca jones, who's also died. and this is simone white, a lawyer from kent, who died yesterday. they were in a town called vang vieng, in laos, that's popular among backpackers. two other victims, aged 19 and 20, were from denmark, and an american man in his 50s has also died. some of those who fell ill were taken to hospital in neighbouring thailand, from where rupert wingfield—hayes has the very latest. music this is a video bianca jones and holly bowles posted on tiktok earlier this year. two best friends, full ofjoy, about to take off on the adventure of a lifetime. today, news came that 19—year—old holly had died from methanol poisoning. bianca, also 19, died in hospital yesterday. holly was brought all the way from laos to this bangkok hospital, where doctors tried to save her life, but experts say methanol poisoning is extremely dangerous. as little as 25 millilitres can be fatal and promp

not too much rain until later towards the south—east.on, but it is going to be windy. widespread gales, severe gales and the strongest winds around coastal areas, particularly through the irish sea and into the north—west. gusts of 60—70 miles an hour, but it's a southerly wind this time, which is why temperatures are going to be lifting through the day. it's going to turn very mild in northern ireland, wales and the south—west in the afternoon, and temperatures further north and east are likely to rise as we head into the night. there's storm bert lingering to the north—west of the uk. we do have this weather front bringing some more rain overnight and into sunday. that'll be hanging around across this part of england and wales. could be heavy rain at times. closer to the storm, this is where we've got the strongest of the winds and the more frequent showers. but it will be windy everywhere, and the winds could be stronger running through the english channel as well. but again, it's going to be a mild day this time. this time the highes

lincolnshire and into the south—east. the weather, it could be nasty for a time on wednesday. at the end of the week, more settled, with clear skies and the winds will be like and we are in for some frost and fogg. keep track of the weather, particularly in the weather, particularly in the south for wednesday, and beyond that, the weather improves with high pressure building in, and we are in for some sunshine. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. 17 people are missing in egypt after a tourist boat sinks in the red sea. the bbc understands two brits are amongst those misisng. israel's cabinet will meet on tuesday to discuss a potential hezbollah peace deal. britain braces itself for more disruption from storm bert, after a month's worth of rain fell over the weekend in parts of the country. # feed the world... band aid marks its a0th anniversary with the remake of do "they know it's christmas". controversy this time around, but it has its first radio play today. hello, welcome to bbc news. egyptian authorities say

but a very mild day — we could get to 17 celsius, perhaps, given any brightness in the far south—eastto monday morning. still very windy towards the north. there'll be heavy, persistent outbreaks of rain still here. it is a cooler day across the board, but certainly drier further south. still a few more showers out towards the west, perhaps. as we head through monday and into tuesday, the storm is moving off towards scandinavia, so we are going to see lighter winds across the board. in fact, the winds are coming in from the north so it is going to be feeling cooler. watch out on wednesday — there could be more rain in the south from another area of low pressure, pushing further northwards and eastwards, so generally cooler into the start of next week. there will be more sunshine around and lighter winds. watch out for some rain in the south through the middle of the week. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. an 11th hour deal at the cop 29 climate summit after negotiations on financing for poorer nations went into overtime. whilst some celebrate, other nations, including

chance of seeing some returning mist and fog across south—east england.ush the far north and west of scotland, but as it does so on wednesday, we will see a subtle change in wind direction to more of a southerly. that will mean just a degree or so warmer, and it might start to help break up the cloud just that little bit as well. so some showers across the north and west of scotland, but on the whole, we keep quite a lot of cloud around. we will be chasing breaks from time to time and, as a result, temperatures may well peak at around 16 or 17 degrees, so still above where they should be for the first week of november. not that much in the way of change, as we move into thursday. again, the cloud will break up to allow for some brief glimpses of sunshine. favoured spots are likely to be the further north and west you are, as we go through the day on thursday. and again, somewhere like western scotland could see highs of 16 degrees. weather fronts trying to push in all the time, being blocked and weakened by this area of high pressure. but there's a potent

and south—east england, the london area, did pretty well with that., it was cloudy. and for the rest of this week, it remains cloudy, mostly dry. there could be a bit of fog and patchy drizzle and it will be staying mild — in fact, turning a little bit milderfrom midweek. high pressure continues to hold on here, bringing us southerly winds off the near continent and this blanket of cloud, which will persist through the overnight period. and where we've had clearer skies across the south—east, they're likely to get filled in again with some mist and fog, which will rise into low cloud. so i think temperatures generally 6—10 degrees and a pretty mild night to come. into tomorrow, little change. it stays rather cloudy. there's probablyjust the hint that we could see more sunshine across the northern half of scotland, maybe parts of north and west wales, but i think most places will stay rather cloudy. again, temperatures into the low to mid—teens. now if you're heading out to any organised events for bonfire night, it does look like it's going to be most

further south and east a little bit drier, some brighter skies here.y, or cold, really, across scotland, 4 or 5 degrees here. 9 or 10 celsius further south. now, tonight, the area of showery rain will continue to spread to the south—east but with clear skies across northern england, scotland, there is going to be a hard frost. temperatures down to —5, maybe —8 degrees celsius. the coldest night of the autumn so far. and with those snow showers continuing to feed across the far north of scotland, the risk of some ice as well. but into monday, we are keeping an eye on this area of low pressure moving in from the atlantic. it contains milder air with rain but the problem is when that bumps into the colder air and that's when we are going to see the risk of some snow monday night into tuesday. but during monday day there will be further snow showers into northern scotland. plenty of dry and sunny weather to these northern and eastern areas before the cloud and the rain spreads in from the south—west containing that mild air. 13 degrees in plymouth on monda

mildest weather in the south east. otherwise, temperatures are going to be a little bit lower.al court issues arrest warrants for israel's prime minister, it's former defence minister — as well as a hamas millitary commander, who israel says it killed injuly. there are conflicting reports over whether a russian weapon which hit dnipro in ukraine was an intercontinental ballistic missile. john prescott — former deputy prime minister of the uk and a towering labourfigure — has died at the age of 86. we will speak to his colleagues. and these are pictures from iceland, where lava is spewing from this volcano near the capital for the tenth time in three years. the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, his former defence minister, yoav gallant,

fifth tourist to die after drinking suspected contaminated alcohol while on holiday in laos, in south—easta. baby cries. and a new film looks at the remarkable story of the first baby born after conception through ivf. and stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening. vladimir putin made a direct warning to britain and other countries supplying ukraine with long—range missiles to fire at targets on russian soil. he said moscow had the right to use its weapons against the military installations of those countries. kyiv is believed to have already used uk storm shadow missiles to strike targets in russia, after the us gave permission for its long—range missiles to be used. president putin was speaking in an address to the nation, where he revealed russia had launched an experimental hypersonic ballistic missile at a military target in ukraine. steve rosenberg has our top story from moscow. the kremlin leader has upped the stakes in an escalating conflict. in an address to the nation, his reacti

could be a little grey for a while in the south—east of england.to northern ireland later on in the day. here, the winds are strengthening, lifting the temperatures somewhat — but elsewhere, where it's dry with some sunshine, it'll be another chilly day on thursday. things will change, though, towards the end of the week — that high pressure gets pushed away. a weather front may well bring some rain into the far north and west, but we'll find, with low pressure to the west of the uk, high pressure to the east, we see a southerly wind picking up, and that will lift the temperatures, as well. so, stronger winds by the end of the week and into the start of the weekend. a lot of cloud around, mind you — it won't be as cold at night, we're losing the frosty conditions, and it should be turning mild by day, as well. bye for now. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk, i'm mishal husain. my guest today, here in london, is an israeli—born architect who wants to

more and more young people are travelling to south east asia to enjoy the freewheeling party scene, butrupert ring field hayes without report —— rupert wingfield—hayes. vladimir putin has said his country will continue to use ballistic missiles a day afterfiring one on ukraine. president putin said the decision had been taken to start production of a new hypersonic missile that will be used in �*combat conditions' to ensure the security of the russian people. for his part, ukraine's president zelensky is now calling for new air—defence systems. these images show the russian strike on thursday on dnipro. poland's prime minister donald tusk has warned of a real and serious risk of a global conflict developing from moscow's escalation, and that the conflict was entering a decisive stage. nato says russia's use of its new missile will not deter ukraine's allies from supporting kyiv — 1531 00:17

as we head into this evening and overnight, this ring does trudge slowly across the south—east of englandfew showers here. frequent showers across the north of the uk close to the centre of that low, still very windy. gail is and those are your overnight temperatures, not as mild as last night. tomorrow, a slightly calmer day. storm bert still close enough to be bringing some pretty windy weather in northern areas. frequent showers across the north of england but not as many for the south and east. the wind is not as strong as they have been, particular in southern areas. it will feel chillier though and we take that into tuesday. may be cold enough for some wintriness into scotland. showery rain pushing into northern ireland and northern england. try a further south, temperatures generally between seven and 11 degrees. into the middle part of the week, this area of low pressure could bring some rain across southern parts of england, wales, perhaps into the midlands, uncertainty about how far north it will get. it could bring brisk winds for a time as well. for most of us, it looks quiete

we could also bring in a bit more sunshine as well to the south—east and southern counties of englandperatures as they have been through the weekend. now, monday night into tuesday, cloud sits in place where you get any breaks. temperatures could dip down into single figures. also, we could see some mist and fog with some clearer breaks towards east anglia and the south—east, but certainly into tuesday hot a huge amount change to begin with. but as we start to see this weather system get close by, it's not going to have a direct impact on us. but what it will do, it starts to bring in from the south more in the way of low cloud towards irish sea coast — could turn quite misty around these areas, damp and drizzly, too. and southerly wind also developing means northern scotland to get favoured for a bit of sunshine, maybe to the north east of wales, too, and still some sunny breaks possible towards the south and southeast. temperatures lifting just a little bit into tuesday. so it will be a mild day, fairly cloudy one. fireworks add a little bit of colour to proceedings in the evening f

the winds will also be picking up across channel coasts, even towards the south—east of england as wests as well. more showers packing into western scotland and into northern ireland, but also some sunny spells around. and by then, we're all into the milder—feeling air. temperatures peaking between 9—15 degrees celsius on sunday afternoon. but it's staying stormy towards the north as we head into monday. this is still storm bert, this area of low pressure. tight squeeze on the isobars in the north, lightening winds, though, further south. and there will be some sunshine on offer into the start of next week. bye—bye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines. an australian teenager becomes the sixth person to die of suspected methanol poisoning and laos. russian president vladimir putin says russia will continue to use ballistic missiles a day after firing one into ukraine. angerfrom into ukraine. anger from developing into ukraine. angerfrom developing countries as the draft text of a new global climate achievement is published for the pelham as representative says it feels

the heaviest rain looks like being across south east in most parts of england during the morning, butneed to keep an eye on this, because it is a deepening and developing area of low pressure which will bring some windy conditions to lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east. during the afternoon come into wednesday evening, we need to keep a close eye on that, but winds will be lighter elsewhere. many places will have a dry day on wednesday, but it will be a little colder, and as low pressure moves away, sky is clear on wednesday, and we will have a widespread slight frost and a few patches of mist and fog. and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. pep guardiola says if they stick to their principles the wins will come again for manchester city. with the win one game, and we have to see when the next one, i learned for this one to get better. more likely to leave than stay, he says, but will liverpool really let mo salah go at the end of the season and hitting the bar, emma hayes

that is until midday and that covers east ayrshire, south lanarkshire, dumfries and galloway, and thead south, the m74, earlier. apparently the weather conditions were very poor, but that has now been cleared up. we are expecting disruption on the roads. police advise people to really think about whether travel is necessary on the roads. we've had rail disruption in the past week and we could expect more of that today, depending on how the weather turns out. 0n calmac ferries to the islands, watch out for disruption on those. we're watching the shops open here, people starting to clear the pathway. the snow is starting to lie a little bit on the pavement, so people are getting ready, but the place waking up now and people looking, at the moment, like it's a very pretty, wintry scene. it's a good area for tourism so i'm sure this will be something that will please people that are here on their holidays. and, of course, with that always comes the warning to take extra care. i have a fact for you — the uk's lowest november temperature in 1a years was recorded at 2am in kingrace, a small

we'll track that heavy rain for areas to the south and east, especially the south bay. you'll stay mainly dry today with mostly cloudy skies. daytime highs in the mid 50s to the mid 60s. flood watches are posted. wind advisories as well. we'll show you those coming up in six minutes. let's check in with gloria. see those drive times? >> good morning drew. good morning to everybody. so we are keeping a close eye on the north bay because of the rain. so it could be a wet commute for you. you can see our map here of the roads in the bay area. so again we're keeping an eye on the rain. we also have a couple of things to tell you about. we do have a stall over on the dumbarton bridge. this is blocking the right lane. good thing is that it's not causing any major delays at this time. we're also hearing about a solo crash in concord. this is on the shoulder and that is also causing some delays. now in oakland, you could see in our live camera on 880, no issues on the nimitz. however, we are hearing about a traffic fatality. this is on 880 northbound. you can't see it from here