it will be a misty, murky start across southern england and south wales. till some showers, but those in the central belt and to the south will begin to fade. some outbreaks of rain at times into cornwall, still some cloud into southern coastal counties of england and south wales. elsewhere, lovely sunshine coming through, temperatures widely in double figures. it will feel really pleasant. it may make it to 16 celsius in south—east england. the clear skies on the eastern side of england on thursday night, there could be some frost around. quite a contrast as friday begins. it will be the cloud and drizzly rain that wins out on friday, pushing to the north. 0n wins out on friday, pushing to the north. on friday, things will look different, with plenty of cloud around, but it will feel similar because it will still be mild. it is more unsettled at the weekend. we will bring these weather fronts across the uk, but there are gaps in between, and if you're in one of those, it will be dry and bright for a time. the weekend starts mild, but the wind direction cha

there isn't a huge amount of sunshine on offer for the daffodils in south wales and southern england he moment. plenty of cloud, some outbreaks of rain gradually edging further north. increasing cloud in wales, the midlands and east anglia. still some sunny spells. there are some showers around, especially north east england and western scotland. it doesn't feel much like spring out there, with single figure temperatures for most. the most active weather tonight will be in england and wales. you can see wet weather feeding north and strong winds developing. very gusty around wales, the bristol channel. along the south coast and inland you could sit 40 the south coast and inland you could sit a0 or 50 mph gusts, wind strengthening into the midlands. that might keep you awake. wind and hill snow into parts of northern england. we could see some accumulations, the welsh hills, the peak district. the potential of some of the sleet and snow all means if you are driving overnight, wet or windy weather, that is not going to be very pleasant. to the north of that rain band, northern ireland d

rain on and off across mid and south wales, perhaps the midlands, east anglia, and southern england. n england, northern ireland, and it is quite windy here in scotland, again, across the north and there will still be a few of those sharp showers. temperatures will be that bit lower. highest temperatures probably in the south—east, where we have all that cloud and the threat of rain. still some rain around across southern parts of england and wales on wednesday evening. that rain eventually transfers southwards into the english channel. but to the north, we'll see the showers pepping up again across northern ireland and then into scotland, again, there could be some snow over the high hills. a drop in temperature later in the night perhaps in northern ireland, scotland, north—east england but nothing too cold out there. as we head into thursday, though, showers across scotland become fewer and lighter, largely confined to the north—east as the wind eases down. for many places, thursday will be a dry day, some sunshine around. more cloud, though, towards the south and south—west, with

residents living near the side in south wales have led a long campaign againstairand in south wales haveir and noise pollution, as stefan messenger reports. it's taken over his living room and, he says, it's taken over his life. campaigning against the giant coalmine on his doorstep. so this is the back of your car, basically, covered in dust? yeah, car in the back. yes, you think, well, you know, that's going in my mouth, like, that's going up my nose. we are stinking in pollution here. 0utside, there's more coal dust on his windowsills. terry evans claims it's being blown from just beyond this ridge, 37 metres from his front door. from the air, you can see why — cut into the side of the valley, east of the town of merthyr tydfil, this is the uk's largest opencast mine, ffos—y—fran, the size of some 400 football pitches. since 2007, a private company's been digging here, turning old industrial land back to open moorland as they go. that's why it was allowed to happen so close to people's houses. the community were told that modern mining methods would protect them from pollution, but te

rain on and off across mid and south wales, perhaps the midlands, east anglia, and southern england. te windy here in scotland, again, across the north and there will still be a few of those sharp showers. temperatures will be that bit lower. highest temperatures probably in the south—east, where we have all that cloud and the threat of rain. still some rain around across southern parts of england and wales on wednesday evening. that rain eventually transfers southwards into the english channel. but to the north, we'll see the showers pepping up again across northern ireland and then into scotland, again, there could be some snow over the high hills. a drop in temperature later in the night perhaps in northern ireland, scotland, north—east england but nothing too cold out there. as we head into thursday, though, showers across scotland become fewer and lighter, largely confined to the north—east as the wind eases down. many places, thursday will be a dry day, some sunshine around. more cloud, though, towards the south and south—west, with that rain sitting through the channel, and it

day in south wales in southern england that into the far south—western parts of cornwall you will geturther outbreaks of rain. a misty, murky start across southern england and south wales, across the rest of england and wales into northern ireland, cindy said dry, sunny weather to begin the day. across scotland, some showers, but the central belt and southwards will begin to fade and we are left with a scattering of showers on the winds. it is not a noticeable feature in northern scotland on the northern isles. still a bit more cloud and two southern coastal counties of england and south wales compared with elsewhere, borrowers are swayed you get some lovely sunshine coming through, temperatures widely in double figures. feeling really pleasant, it might get to 16 celsius in south—east england. with clear skies down the eastern side of the uk through thursday night, a touch of frost around, mild in the west, cloud and outbreaks of rain and hail fog around. quite a contrast is friday begins, the cloud and drizzly rain will win out. on friday things look very different, with plenty of c

the week brought gloomy industrial news from south wales.the future of 1,100 workers at the ford engine plant in bridgend. ford revealed changes to its planned investment in its new dragon engine. the unite union said it would use "all its might" to fight for the future of bridgend's nearly 2,000 workers. the town's mp spoke about the uncertain situation during the annual commons debate on welsh affairs. tariffs are absolutely essential for ford. the vital nature of making sure there is free tariff access into europe is critical. she will know that the impact of the ford factory and the prospect of losing 1100 jobs there would have an impact right across south wales. would she join with me in urging the secretary of state to offer ford whatever assistance he can, including the sorts of deals that appear to be offered to nissan. and would she further urge him to make sure that we never see world trade organisation tariffs imposed on cars coming out of the uk, which would cripple the competitiveness of our car industry. i have had assurances t

some rain fringing into the south wales and it gets a cross fringing into the south wales and it getssle of wight. but the rain the south—east, and it isa but the rain the south—east, and it is a reasonable start to the day. eastern counties of england has outbreaks of rain. much brighter in the north—west of england and a bright start to the day in northern ireland. more cloud for large parts of scotland. 0ther ireland. more cloud for large parts of scotland. other places will be dry. rain to be had in the north and west and into the northern isles as well, where it will be breezy. things will improve in the south—west of england. rain will fragment in the latter part of the morning. a few showers but they will be few and far between. we will see a scattering of showers developing. sunshine and showers into the afternoon but lengthy spells of sunshine for many especially to the west. things quieten down to monday evening and overnight as this ridge of high pressure building. we are looking towards the west for this next spell of wind and rain to move in. it'll be a chilly start for m

a bit of a misty start across south wales, the south of england but elsewhere some decent sunny weatherhese begin to fade and into the afternoon we just have a scattering of showers left. still some outbreaks of rain at times into cornwall, some more clout into southern coastal counties of england and south wales but elsewhere some lovely sunshine coming through. temperature is widely in double figures and feeling pleasant. up to 16 degrees in some places. but the eastern of the uk going through thursday night, they could be some frost around. mild night in the west with cloud and outbreaks of rain. what a contrast as friday begins. it will be the cloud and rain winning out on friday pushing north. 0n friday things look very different with plenty of cloud around but feeling similar because it will still be mild. it is more unsettled at the weekend, we bring these weather fronts across the uk but there are gaps in between. and if you are in these gaps it will be brighterfor a time. you are in these gaps it will be brighter for a time. the weekend sta rts brighter for a time. the weekend

day in south wales in southern england that into the far south—western parts of cornwall you will getrthern ireland, cindy said dry, sunny weather to begin the day. across scotland, some showers, but the central belt and southwards will begin to fade and we are left with a scattering of showers on the winds. it is not a noticeable feature in northern scotland on the northern isles. still a bit more cloud and two southern coastal counties of england and south wales compared with elsewhere, borrowers are swayed you get some lovely sunshine coming through, temperatures widely in double figures. feeling really pleasant, it might get to 16 celsius in south—east england. with clear skies down the eastern side of the uk through

wiggling weather front giving rain across the south of england, into south wales.n to drop away. single digits for belfast glasgow and stornoway. deep into the week, that cold air will spread its way that cold air wiltspreadiitgway across that cold air willrspreadiitgway across just about all southwards across just about all parts of the country with cool conditions. some overnight frost. and we will see some showers. some sunshine between downpours but it sunshine between downgour—s but it! pretty unsettled as we head looks pretty unsettled as we head into wednesday. most of us in single figures. hello, this is bbc news. i'm maxine mawhinney. the headlines at 9:30: tributes have been paid to the rock and roll legend chuck berry who has died at the age of 90. the american singer and guitarist enjoyed a successful seven decade career, which produced classic hits including roll over beethoven and johnny b. goode. a one—year—old boy has died and a girl of the same age is in a critical condition following an incident in north london. police have said that family member

we have severe e thunderstorm warnrnings in pla for parts of new south wales, including sydney.ge hahail, damaging win andn severere thunderstorms. heavy rain could lead to flash floooods. sydney has b been dealing with very wet weather so far this month. it could be the wettest march on recocord if we see morore raini. lelet's go to ghana. the rainy season has just started and tragedy occurred. we have footage coming out of the country. a deadly accident happened in ghana afteter a rainstorm hit o sunday. at least 18 people killed or, rather, 20 people were injured at the base of the water fall. many of them are high school students. it occurred when a large tree fell into the pool where they wewere enjoying swimmiming. the water fall is s known as a popular beauty spot and was busy with weekend day trippers. in ghana the rainy season has just startrted and more rain is expected. now inin central portionof g gha whwhere the accident occurred we'll l see more rainfall from wednesday going into the weekend.d. typically, we see heavy rainfall along the equator and more rainfall wi

from ebbw vale, south wales. i voted out of brexit for two main reasons.ng in and to get our justice system back. my name is maureen windmill from ebbw vale, south wales. i voted out for brexit. one of the main reasons being any monies that we've received from europe to be spent on our town was spent on the wrong things. fairly unanimous views from the bingo crowd, then. the next morning i met up with the leader of the ebbw vale business forum, phil edwards. he agreed to show me some examples of what people here feel has been misspent eu money. we started on the new £2.5 million lift that takes you up the side of the old steelworks slag heap. fantastic amount of money, over half a billion. half a billion? the dragon is european funded, is it? the dragon is european funded! what do you think of all the money being spent on the town centre here, the high streets, this dragon, and so on? you cannot complain about it in one sense, it is pretty. that is all it is, it is cosmetic. if you have someone dying, you do not give them cosmetic surgery to keep them aliv

has some cloud on it stuck in south england, south wales. in northern and eastern england. the weather working south, not much rain left on it. friday onwards, the weather systems are gathering so there will be a change by the end of there will be a change by the end of the week. it will be cooler, windier and wetter for many of us. a reminder of our main story. nicola sturgeon has called for a second referendum on scottish independence, possibly as soon as autumn next year. 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. music it has been a tournament of upsets so far. but can they provide more? spurs lead! theo walcott! a disastrous start for middlesbrough. manchester city already in front. makes amends with an absolute beauty! olivier giroud, 2—0. makes amends with an absolute beauty! olivier giroud, 2-0. 3-0. sanchez, brilliantly placed. tapping, 4—0, dele alli. sanchez, brilliantly placed. tapping, 4-0, dele alli. in towards aguero. finally. janssen, it is five.

spring has sprung in south wales.teach, i love myjob. i used to actually work for the work programme up by here. i see a lot of people that they are managing, and i'm barely managing, and yet i'm working, and i think this is very, very unfair. where they try to put people back into work, but they don't make it very easy. the budget wishlist here includes more opportunities for the young, lower university costs and higher tax credits. as you say, both you and your wife work and you very much need to work to make ends meet. my wife is the main earner, she is a social worker. she earns more than me, so i do part—time hours just to get by, really and save money on childcare. today we're talking to members of generation x, people born between 1966 and 1980, they could be at the peak of their career, bringing up children, but also are a group at risk of struggling with their pension payments. my parents are lucky enough to be retired now for over ten years, they have gone all over the world on my dad's retirement pension. i

and into fringing into south wales and into the midlands.hwards across all parts of the country, with cool conditions and we see overnight - and we will see overnight frost. and we will also see some showers. it does look pretty unsettled as we head through cheese day and wednesday. most of us —— most of us are in single figures.

to syd ney reaching northern new south wales to sydney so it will continue to have a moisture inflowlly be —— decay really until it burns itself out. it will be an incredible rain feature as it moves down to maybe even sydney. is that mean it will stay just as maybe even sydney. is that mean it will stayjust as powerful maybe even sydney. is that mean it will stay just as powerful as maybe even sydney. is that mean it will stayjust as powerful as it is 110w will stayjust as powerful as it is now as it continues to move? no, it strea m now as it continues to move? no, it stream power and destructive winds that we have now is because it has been over the coral sea. as it moves inland, the minute it encounters a large land mass, it begins to weaken. it is moving along the coast and it continues to have some inflow of moisture from the sea and then this is what will continue to fuel it. it will be a rain feature rather than a wind feature, i think, for the rest of the week. some phenomenal flooding around the storm which is creating some storm surges as it makes land role. stav danaos fr

south wales, bristol channel, coastal southern england could see gusts of up to 50 mph. at lower levels also. north—east england and scotland, cold and frosty, a few wintry showers continuing in north and north—west common. a wind start tomorrow. rain. hill snow. showers feeding into northern scotland. but actually, many places have a fine afternoon. the best of such an essential, eastern areas. a little less cold in the south. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government is making it compulsory for all schools in england to provide six education. children as young as for will be taught about relationships. it‘s really important that we have an updated approach that means our children are safe and protected and that actually they‘re prepared for life in modern britain. british cycling coach who couriered a ‘mystery‘ package for sir bradley wiggins gives evidence to the culture, media and sport select committee‘s doping inquiry. the government‘s facing its first defeat over the brexit bill, in the lords today. 0pposition peers want an amendment to protect the ri

rain on and off across mid and south wales, perhaps the midlands, east anglia, and southern england. , arriving across north wales, northern england, northern ireland, and it is quite windy here in scotland, again, across the north and there will still be a few of those sharp showers. temperatures will be that bit lower. high temperatures probably in the south—east, where we have all that cloud and the threat of rain. still some rain around across southern parts of england and wales on wednesday evening. that rain eventually transfers southwards into the english channel. but to the north, we will see the showers pepping up again across northern ireland, and then into scotland, again, there could be some snow over the high hills. a drop in temperature later in the night, perhaps, in northern ireland, scotland, north—east england, but nothing too cold out there. as we head into thursday, though, showers across scotland becomr fewer and lighter, largely confined to the north—east as the wind eases down. —— become. many places, thursday will be a dry day, some sunshine around. more cloud,

rain on and off across mid and south wales, perhaps the midlands, east anglia, and southern england. is quite windy here in scotland, again, across the north and there will still be a few of those sharp showers. temperatures will be that bit lower. highest temperatures probably in the south—east, where we have all that cloud and the threat of rain. still some rain around across southern parts of england and wales on wednesday evening. that rain eventually transfers southwards into the english channel. but to the north, we'll see the showers pepping up again across northern ireland and then into scotland, again, there could be some snow over the high hills. a drop in temperature later in the night, perhaps, in northern ireland, scotland, north—east england, but nothing too cold out there. as we head into thursday, though, showers across scotland becom fewer and lighter, largely confined to the north—east as the wind eases down. many places, thursday will be a dry day, some sunshine around. more cloud, though, towards the south and south—west, with that rain sitting through the channel,

rain on and off across mid and south wales, perhaps the midlands, east anglia, and southern england. land, again, across the north and there will still be a few of those sharp showers. temperatures will be that bit lower. highest temperatures probably in the south—east, where we have all that cloud and the threat of rain. still some rain around across southern parts of england and wales on wednesday evening. that rain eventually transfers southwards into the english channel. but to the north, we‘ll see the showers pepping up again across northern ireland and then into scotland, again, there could be some snow over the high hills. a drop in temperature later in the night perhaps in northern ireland, scotland, north—east england but nothing too cold out there. as we head into thursday, though, showers across scotland become fewer and lighter, largely confined to the north—east as the wind eases down. many places, thursday will be a dry day, some sunshine around. more cloud, though, towards the south and south—west, with that rain sitting through the channel, and it threatens to come bac

wales, it will be better. it will be windy in northern scotland. i step it is where we have all the cloudy weather in the southy size southwards towards the english channel. natalie fiennes and clearer skies across the north, but some further showers coming down and again that is so over the mountains. a late dip in temperatures in northern england, ireland, and scotland. but nothing too cold. those showers on thursday becoming fewer and lighter, largely confined to the north—east of scotland. many places were dry at. on the whole, were quite mild, with ridges in double figures. more cloud to be in the channel and some rain threatening to come at us. rain will slide across northern and western parts of the uk, and the mohammed hadi, we drop —— and then behind it, we draw up the air. but without me there, we expect an cloud. that's not to much rainfall is so eastern parts of uk, with a top temperature of 13 or 1a celsius. this is bbc world news. the headlines: the anti—secrecy website wikileaks has released what it says are thousands of classified cia documents containing details of a wide range of hacking meth

a few heavy showers reaching through parts of south—west england and wales as we go through friday nightrther north, across into southern scotland, eventually into the central belt, staying with us into northern ireland. frost—free for most as saturday begins. will be frost, though, across northern parts of scotland. so that takes us on to the weekend, and friday. well, the theme of the wet weather continues into the weekend. we will see more rain at times. some of that could be quite heavy and persistent, and particularly on saturday, with this area of low pressure just stalling its rainfall from northern ireland and into parts of scotland, whereas further south there will be still some areas of rainfall or showers, but it is not going to be a washout all day long. but we will see raining for much of the day, we think, into northern ireland and southern and eastern parts of scotland. and, particularly through eastern scotland, it will be quite cold with that rainfall, and there will be quite a lot of snow developing into the grampians. further south, it is showers. and then, on sunday,

without any more, the manufacturing powerhouse in south wales will certainly be diminished. alties from today, in england, wales and scotland. the fine has doubled to £200, and the number of penalty points has also doubled to six — meaning that new drivers could lose their licences after one offence. police have pledged to put an "increased focus" on catching offenders. robert hall reports. on a busy main road in cambridgeshire police cameras capture another offender. the evidence from around the uk is crystal clear, we've been warned, but we simply aren't listening. the most recent report from the rac found 31% of drivers admit to using a hand—held phone at the wheel compared with 8% two years ago. she had it held in both hands texting with both thumbs. can you just follow me, please? this driver was spotted holding her phone to plot a route. you had your phone in both hands on top of your steering wheel. you may or may not be aware, it is going to change. six points and £200 fine and no option of any sort of education course at all. it's just how she was using her phone tha

brightness to end the day across south wales and south—west england.own again. the next weatherfront pushing in, damp and dreary weather extending into main northern and western parts. by wednesday, heavy rain in the north—western areas with a fresh breeze. not nice here on wednesday, a lot of cloud but staying dry, mild again, the east coast of scotland will be chilly. further fronts push in coast of scotland will be chilly. furtherfronts push in off coast of scotland will be chilly. further fronts push in off the atlantic, affecting north—western pa rt atlantic, affecting north—western part of the uk, rain here. south and east, dragging in warm airfor a time on thursday, watch how the map turns orange across east anglia and the south—east. somebody somewhere here could be knocking on the door of 20 degrees. further north, more cloud and breeze, with rain around as well. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11pm: police investigating wednesday's attack in westminster say they've found no evidence that khalid masood had any link with so—

the midlands will see dry and sunny weather but south of that, in wales and the south of that, in wales wales and the south of england, cloudy with outbreaks of rain. a bit milder, thatis outbreaks of rain. a bit milder, that is a theme as the week goes on, temperatures wildly into double figures. a fine and dry day for many of us on thursday, but on friday, although it is still miles, it will be cloudier. this is bbc news — i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 8pm. the government suffers its second defeat in a week in the house of lords over brexit. peers want a bigger say for parliament on any final deal. this is exactly what theresa may said she wanted to do and all the house of lords has been doing tonight is debating that and putting it on paper. i'm disappointed but i expect it will be overturned in the house of commons. money for new grammar schools in england is expected to be announced in tomorrow's budget. the cia refuses to comment as the website wikileaks publishes what it claims is evidence the agency uses a wide range of computer hacking tools. also in the next hour — the ill

a few heavy showers reaching through parts of south—west england and wales as we go through friday night into the central belt, staying with us into northern ireland. frost—free for most as saturday begins. will be frost, though, across northern parts of scotland. so that takes us on to the weekend, and friday. well, the theme of the wet weather continues into the weekend. we will see more rain at times. some of that could be quite heavy and persistent, and particularly on saturday, with this area of low pressure just stalling its rainfall from northern ireland and into parts of scotland, whereas further south there will be still some areas of rainfall or showers, but it is not going to be a washout all day long. but we will see rain for much of the day, we think, into northern ireland and southern and eastern parts of scotland. and, particularly through eastern scotland, it will be quite cold with that rainfall, and there will be quite a lot of snow developing into the grampians. further south, it is showers. and then, on sunday, it looks at it and a little bit better. still a few showe

some of the patchy rain further south, left with an area of cloud on wednesday, southern england, south waleso northern scotland. sunny weather will be across parts of northern and eastern england on wednesday. the rain bearing weather front weakens as it pushes south. more whether from front weakens as it pushes south. more whetherfrom sir front weakens as it pushes south. more whether from sir coming their way. as well. so we will see a transition by the end of this week, lasting into the weekend, too cooler weather and windy weather. many of them wetter weather as well. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines at eight. nicola sturgeon announces plans to hold a second independence referendum for scotland, claiming the prime minister is ignoring the wishes of scottish voters on britain leaving the eu. i believe that it would be wrong for scotland to be taken down a path that it has no control over, regardless of the consequences for our economy, for our society, for our place in the world, for our very sense of who we are as a country. but the response from downing street is fo

patchy light rain in the south west and south wales. le force winds may clip the top of northern ireland and northern england. tomorrow, there is precipitation in the north and the south. the showers in scotland will be confined to the far north and the northern isles in the afternoon. in the south—west, patchy, light showers in cornwall and the channel islands. elsewhere, pleasant sunshine, temperatures up to 16 celsius. we are getting into double figures widely. friday is still mild for most of us, but cloudier. there will be shown was around at the weekend, but sunshine in between. —— there will be showers around at the weekend. hello and welcome to 100 days. as the world prepares for brexit, the british government boasts of an economy that continues to grow. were the gloom mongers wrong? growth forecasts are up — borrowing is down — at least for now. as we start negotiations to exit the european union, this budget takes forward our plan prepare britain for a brighterfuture. uk growth is expected to slow slightly next year but so far

we might get to see the cloud break up more and the sunshine push across the south coast and south walese could see 17 in the london area. not too bad in the far north of scotland. i am sure lincoln city fans won't care what the weather is doing this afternoon but it's going to be perfect for you, a little bit of sunshine and pleasant, as well. for the six nations, light winds, perfect kicking game. some decent weather. the same conditions in twickenham as in rome. tonight a lot of cloud around and more showery outbreaks of rain initially. some poor visibility, coastal and hill fog. then towards the end of the night another weather front comes m, night another weather front comes in, almost bumps into the weather front ahead of it and that means is these two systems will merge together, there's going to be rain tomorrow. what a difference a day makes, particularly in the south—east where it could stay grey and wet all day. gradually brightening up from the west. for northern ireland and western scotland, wales and south—west england into the afternoon some sunshine. a few isolated shower

wales. behind it a return to sunshine and showers in the south—west of england and wales.d. most of the rain and snow showers should clear away through the afternoon. perhaps one or two showers around in southern parts of scotland. in northern ireland, a return to dry and brighter conditions in the afternoon. across northern england, the midlands towards east anglia and north wales, you can see the outbreaks of rain. some sleet and snow over high ground. towards the south of england and wales, akira but plenty of blustery showers. for the football, likely to see rain at white hart lane. at the stadium of light it is likely to stay bright. the bulk of rain and hill snow clears towards the east overnight with colder and clearer conditions developing with a touch of frost forming towards the vale of york for instance. rain moving into the south—west tomorrow. heavy for a time stop perhaps into south wales, but it should clear quickly. the rest of the country, not bad. an improvement to today for most with dry weather, spells and —— of sunshine. a fairly quiet start to the wor

not many but they will be quite happy and if it brightens up, mid—to high teens, some sunshine, south walesgland to end the day but that will not last into the night. and this rather dreary night, will extend into many northern and western areas and by wednesday, some heavy bursts pushing into western parts. all the while, dryer on wednesday, dry but quite cloudy. despite that a mild day, the east coast of scotland. the breeze will keep it cool. further ahead, fronts of the atlantic, a real change in the weather. dry spells and wet weather. but for a time on thursday this warm front will introduce some warm airfrom the this warm front will introduce some warm air from the continent. you can see how the map turns orange and thatis see how the map turns orange and that is indicative of temperatures knocking on the door of 20 degrees here. further north and west, more cloud cover more breeze, more rain would be cooler and quite showery i think. that is the latest, as ever it can be found on the bbc website, the weather. goodbye for now. hello and welcome to 100 days... after the fall — preside

looking ahead to monday, there will be rain skirting through south wales, southern counties of englandnote, active band of rain from the atlantic, so quite a lot going on, keep an eye on the forecast. a tunnel vision nationalism, which focuses only on independence at any cost, sells scotland short. the snp, for its part, has accused mrs may of mind—boggling hypocrisy. also tonight: the shoreham airshow disaster in which 11 people were killed. an inquiry concludes the pilot flew too low and was too slow. the red cross claims chemical weapons have been used in an attack not fit for purpose — scathing criticism of cumbria police's botched investigation into the death of poppi worthington. the dup and sinn fein are returned as

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still a keen wind across southern parts of england, perhaps southern parts of england, perhaps south walesthe football in the evening it looks like fine and dry. again the temperatures will fall away very quickly once the sun goes down. it warms up on quickly once the sun goes down. it warms up on monday with some sunshine but a few areas of cloud wandering up from the english channel. more particularly across north is being wind and heading into scotland. for the eastern side of scotla nd scotland. for the eastern side of scotland it will not be as warm as today. sunshine further south, the wind is not a strong in the south, 16 or 17 degrees is quite likely. high—pressure broken down next week, though. this weather front pushing from the south threatens showers, these could be heavy on thundery. difficult to say how far north they will get, it is mainly across england and wales. further north pit board dry, but a bit more cloud than today. —— a bit more dry. this is bbc news, welcome back. the headlines at just after 10:35pm. ukip‘s leader paul nuttall has described the decision by the pa

a few heavy showers reaching parts of south—east england and wales as we go through friday night.staying with us into northern ireland. frost free for most of saturday begins, will be frost across parts of northern scotland. so that takes us on to the weekend, and friday, well, the theme of the wet weather continues into the weekend. we will see more rain at times. some of that could be quite heavy and persistent and particularly on saturday, with this area of low pressure just stalling its rainfall from northern ireland and into parts of scotland, whereas further south you will be still some areas of rainfall or showers, but it is not going to be a all day long. what we will see rental much of the day, we think, into northern ireland and southern and eastern parts of scotland, and particularly through eastern scotland it would be quite cold with that rainfall and there will be quite a lot of snow developing into the grampians further south, with showers. and then on sunday it looks at it and a little bit better, still a few showers around for scotland and northern ireland, anothe

particularly when the weather across south wales and the weather across south wales and the south—westotland. a front heading west to east. bringing rain and some hill snow. at nine o'clock, you can see the scattered showers hanging on across scotland. they should ease later in the day. rain clearing. rain across parts of north wales, the midlands and south—east will be quite heavy and persistent. i returned to sunshine in the south—east. blustery showers with winds strengthening. we could have gales. the system pushing east, should clear thought southern counties but lingering across north wales. cold underneath the cloud and rain. the scotland and northern ireland, showers petering out. this evening and overnight, rain clearing from the east. looking quite cold. misty patches and fog. the next band of rain coming in on monday. the rain looks like it will slip down towards northern fronts fairly quickly. —— france. heading through into the new working week, monday night a ridge of high pressure, looking quite to start off tuesday. an unsettled picture all in all. for many central and

further south and england and for wales, often cloudy.long a trailing weatherfront, pulses wales, often cloudy. along a trailing weather front, pulses of energy producing occasional rain moving from west to east. there'll be drier spells here. then you get an area of rain coming in. may dry up an area of rain coming in. may dry up behind that. another one following on behind. still windy and showery in northern scotland. still though breezy, pleasant for northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england. those temperatures have gone up a few degrees, compared with tuesday. maybe 1a in london. in sunshine, particularly, it is going to feel mild. on wednesday evening, we still have cloud and outbreaks of rain in southern england and south wales. still showery and windy in northern scotland. in fact, by thursday, some of those still around here. they will ease. not as much rain in southern england. cloudy for some of us. patchy rain in the far south—west. for many of us dry, bright or sunny day and again mild. by bright or sunny day a

just last week we had flooding towards the south near brings ban and areas of new south wales. saturated grounds combined with the increasing rainfall could increase the threat of flooding as well. ongoing situation. definitely keep an eye on this despite the fact that it's no longer at the cyclone intensity. across the americas, severe action kicking up again. an area of low pressure bringing in forms across western texas and oklahoma. some deaths being reported there. new mexico towards colorado, about 20 to 30 centimeters of snow. this cold front, and ahead of it the thunderstorms flaring up with warmer temperatures. not only on wednesday where thunderstorm and tornado threat is there, less of a tornadic effect by thursday. you still have to get through wednesday. if you have travel plans in this area be prepared. meanwhile towards the pacific, heavy showers in parts of vancouver and seattle. high elevations will be looking at some snowfall. here across japan we're actually looking at clearer conditions, at least in -- hokkaido, heavy snow, maybe some thunderstorms flaring u

during the night time, well, low pressure will be swinging towards the south—west approaches, bringing a number of showers across walese. still some damp weather for northern ireland and scotland but for most of us, temperatures stay on the mild side. now, this weekend, mixed fortunes weather—wise. saturday, a day of sunny spells and showers. those showers clear through overnight, it then turns quite chilly, but then a fine day will follow for sunday. so sunday the better of the two days on the weekend for getting out and about. low pressure then toward south—west england and wales, that's where we're going to see the most frequent of the heavy showers on saturday but the showers are going to be slow—moving because there's not much wind to push them through. so if you catch a shower, could be with you for quite a length of time, could give you quite a hefty downpour too. quite a chilly night follows then, maybe a few mist and fog patches to start the day on sunday, but high pressure building in and that means the weather should become nice and quiet for sunday. early morning cloud breaking, sunny spells coming through

low pressure towards south—west england and wales.atch one it could be around a while and a hefty downpour too. a chilly night to follow. mist and fog to start sunday. high pressure building in, which means the weather should become nice and quiet for sunday. similar temperatures ranging from ten in the north to 17 towards the south—east. that's your latest weather forecast. bye for now. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's lebo diseko. our top stories: russia tried to hijack the us election through "propaganda on steroids," says a democratic senator investigating alleged kremlin political meddling. russia's president vladimir putin ordrered a deliberate campaign carefully constructed to undermine our election. behind bars — the former president of south korea is arrested over a corruption scandal that cost park guen—hye herjob. we return to homs, with the syrian conflict in its seventh year, to meet some of the city's children. and blast—off for space x, as the

freddie is beginning and you can see at this stage they are across much of southern england and south walesast anglia. a fairly mild start to the day but we have this rain. it will be pushing up through the rest of wales and the midlands and east anglia through the morning, may start dry in northern england and maybe some early sunshine. parts of company and then to dumfries and galloway seeing rain and hail snow on higher ground, waking up to a covering of snow. much of scotland looking guy with a few showers in the north and the frosty start. through the day we ta ke frosty start. through the day we take this area of rain for rod, lifting north words, pushing up across northern england and by the end of the day targeting westerners through northern ireland as well. scotla nd through northern ireland as well. scotland not feeling too badly, a lot of cloud in the south and the northern half seeing sunshine, drying up with any brightness. friday evening, the rain continuing to its north words and we may see some heavy showers through parts of wales and western england. we ends friday night w

perhaps south wales, also.ks like an improved day compared to what we have today. sunny spells tomorrow. some scattered showers perhaps on the heavy side at times. moving through into tuesday, a ridge of high pressure first thing but then you will notice a front coming in from the atlantic that will bring wet weather to western parts. central and eastern parts remaining dry for central and eastern parts remaining dryfora central and eastern parts remaining dry for a good part of the day. it is turning increasingly wet and windy again from the west and temperatures around 7—11. the outlook, fairly unsettled weather on the cards. we will see spells of rain working west to east across the country and equally there will be brighter weather and the weather is turning a touch milder in the middle of the week. more details on the website. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11.00: the chancellor phillip hammond rejects calls for "huge spending sprees" ahead of his first post—brexit budget on wednesday. as we embark on