we have this area of high pressure building up from the south—west, thatis building up from the south—westat is chasing away all the showers and longer spells of rain we have had on friday. there may be a few showers left over on saturday but only across northern parts of the uk, they will soon fade away, lots of sunshine, sunny spells further south, if you catch one of these you are very lucky, if you catch two you are very lucky, if you catch two you are very lucky, if you catch two you are very unlucky. breezes for the most pa rt are very unlucky. breezes for the most part are light but some stronger down the east coast of england and scotland, and here i think it will feel quite chilly on saturday the best of the temperatures towards wales in the south—west of england. we are drawing in some cooler airfor south—west of england. we are drawing in some cooler air for the start of the weekend, that will be around on saturday night, and with the winds dropping light and skies clearing it will be cold, the cold est clearing it will be cold, the coldest night for a while, could see a touch o

we may start to see a bit of cloud arriving in the far south—west of england and wales and later intoow, maybe one or two showers as well. but away from here it is going to be dry, there will be lots of sunshine around. still quite a blustery breeze blowing, the strongest gust probably across the western side of the uk like today but it is warm and we are going to find the highest temperatures, one may today across wales, the midlands and the home counties, around 25 celsius. into the evening and overnight in particular the showers start to arrive in the south—west heading up to as northern ireland and they could turn heavy and thundery. you can see how everything is moving slowly northwards and eastwards and his band of rain following on behind can be quite heavy. should be moving away from wales and the south—west in the afternoon, it will turn fresher and should be dry in the north—east of scotland but some rain elsewhere, it could be heavy at times, head of it temperatures 22, 23 in northern and eastern parts of ingrid. 0nce 23 in northern and eastern parts of ingrid. once that ra

from sunday into the far south—west.me on monday before we get rid of the last of sunday's rain and then a lull in proceedings. make the most of that if you need dry weather because hard on its heels, the next belt of wet and windy fair pushing in from the south—west. because of the south—westerly went, it won't be a cold one. they will be sunshine around as well, 16 to about 20 will cover it. having introduced that notion of fronts coming in from the atlantic, tuesday is pretty similar and that will bring more wet and windy weather and initially across the far south—west but it works its way ever further north during the course of the day and i suspect that tuesday, well, it'll only be that far west of scotland and maybe scotla nd far west of scotland and maybe scotland that escapes will be a wet and windy day. temperatures, given the strength of the sunshine, no surprise they are up again into the teens. here we are, middle part of the week, still dominating the scene, swinging weather fronts towards us from the atlant

tonight the sundry downpours in the south—west belize. easy in the south—west overnight. lands. another cool night with temperatures away from towns and city centres into single figures. south—east england, and northern ireland, probably the coolest. a bright start for northern ireland. cloud increasing through the day. elsewhere, england and wales, and largely dry start. brightening up nicely with some sunny spells developing and it will feel warmer than today. the temperatures will be 14— 20 degrees. finishing with rain in northern ireland in western scotland. that is the remnants of what was hurricane dorian, bringing a wet night to scotla nd dorian, bringing a wet night to scotland and northern ireland. when this year about 50—60 miles an hour. a blustery day on wednesday but really it is hit and miss rain across england and wales on wednesday, slowly brightening up from the north through the day. sunshine and showers, blustery winds from scotland and northern ireland. i think many will finish the day with at least a little bit of sunshine on wednesday, and temperature

best of the temperatures probably across south wales and south—west of england, 19 oi’ wales and south—westt winds overnight, saturday night will be quite a cold one. the cold est we night will be quite a cold one. the coldest we have seen for the past few nights. could be a touch of frost, not just in few nights. could be a touch of frost, notjust in naughty scotland, but potentially the north—east of england. cold before the great north run, but at ideal conditions. the lighter wind and it should be dry some lengthy spells of sunshine. sunny, cold scott start across the board. not predicting any showers at all, just big of a stop but were cloud across western scotland and northern ireland. temperature is again, to play 16 to 18 degrees. as again, to play 16 to 18 degrees. as a move into the beginning of next week, it looks as though it be quite a mixed beginning. some often wet and windy weather, too. the wet weather comes a monday, is that weather comes a monday, is that weather front moves down across the uk and it will develop a few waves and wiggles on it. some heavier rain in wales a

sunshine into parts of wales and south—west england but the rain ever there across parts of the rainthere across parts of the north midlands and north—east of england, which will suppress the temperatures to 12. that system moves away, strong temperatures to 12. that system moves away, strong winds in the north—west along the norfolk coast. there could be some issues there with coastal flooding and underneath cool skies cold night. it looks as though we will see a new area of cloud and wind and rain coming into the south—west and quarter of the british isles and eventually into the south—east. the further north—east you are the dryer and brighter it will be. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... as the conservative party conference gets underway in manchester, the prime minister defends the language he uses in the brexit debate. i certainly think everybody should calm down. and i certainly think... including you? i think i have been a model of restraint but i think everybody should calm down. meanwhile, britain's most senior catholic clergyman, cardinal vincent nic

the best of the temperature will be further west, especially in south wales and the south—west of englandaring, it will be cold another a touch of frost in north—eastern parts of scotland, either north—east england, as well. that is very hectic for the great north run on sunday, the people waiting to run it will be cold. decent running weather, the window be light and lots of sunshine. cloud bubbling up here and there, but not expecting any showers to speak of. northern ireland and western scotland could be quite cloudy for most of the day and sunday. head of that, those temperature to gain 16 to 18 degrees typically. a band of rain waiting in the wings. it arrives on sunday night and through monday. it sweeps down through the uk, some heavier press of a particular towards wales and the south—west of england. as we head into monday, these are the sorts of temperatures be looking at. a really quite chilly day for the southern half of the uk, it looks better though on tuesday. this is bbc news, the high plains at 8pm... —— the hardlines at 8pm... opposition parties at westminster move to bl

to the south—west, we may see some cloud and the odd shower coming into the far south—west and laterewhere there is more sunshine to come. still quite gusty winds, especially for the western side of the uk. the heat is across much of wales into the midlands to as the home counties where temperatures will be up to 25 degrees. things change overnight and into sunday, with search and see some showers pushing up from the south—west. this can be heavy and thundery and then a band of more organised rain comes in also. that should be clearing away from wales and the south—west of england in the afternoon as it turns cooler and fresher and in the north—east of scotland, it is likely to be dry and warm for a while in northern and eastern england. warm for a while in northern and eastern england. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm: a global climate strike — in cities across the uk, thousands take to the streets — calling for tougher action to combat climate change. from nairobi to new york, sydney to stockholm, millions protest in more than 150 countries around the world

ahead of that could increase on the far south—west of england and wales, eventually into northern ireland, lots of sunshine, noticeable south to south—easterly bris, lifting the temperatures across many parts of england and wales. 2425 degrees, but make the most, because things will change. —— 24 or 25. showers arriving tomorrow from the selfless content heavy and injury. -- from the selfless content heavy and injury. —— arriving tomorrow from the south—west. north—eastern scotla nd the south—west. north—eastern scotland dry, a spell of rain cheers up scotland dry, a spell of rain cheers up later in wales. temperatures could be 20 to 23 ahead of the bands of rain, but that will bring a change and it could be quite heavy. heading into next week, you could argue we need rain across the midlands and eastern england. it looks much more unsettled. cooler, windier with showers or longer spells of rain. many thanks, darren. i want to firstly thank god. i want to invite my mum up, i want to invite my mum up onto stage. you're watching bbc news, the time is1.30pm. i'm olly foster, at the bbc sport

is decent enough but there is no disguising the fact that many western areas, particularly the south—wests, the midlands and northern ireland will see somebody quite heavy rain at times so generally speaking, from monday, the further north and east you are the drier, fine and probably warmer your day will be. hello this is bbc news with me, ben brown. the headlines... jeremy corbyn says he'd serve a full term as prime minister if labour won the next general election and plays down criticism of his leadership from a senior aide. labour sets out plans to replace ofsted with a new school inspection system, saying it's not for for purpose. thomas cook is holding emergency talks as it tries to agree a rescue deal to prevent it from going bust. it's feared the company's collapse could leave thousands of british tourists stranded. hong kong police have stormed into a shopping mall where demonstrators had gathered to demand a boycott of companies they say are ‘pro—beijing'. the travel show now, and carmen roberts heads to osaka injapan to explore some ancient burial mounds located in the middle o

it will bring some windy weather perhaps to the south—west in western exposures for a time. s up to the south of it on thursday. so wet for northrthern ireland, wet for scotland, windy potentially, especially for the likes of wales and the south—west of england. but look how the temperatures get bolstered as we pull in the warm, humid air from the south. that then sets us up for the remainder of the week and to take us into the weekend, with high pressure building from the south—west. we feed that warmer air north across the uk. we should settle the weather down quite nicely, as well. friday and on into the weekend, there should be a lot of dry weather around, some pleasant spells of sunshine, and a return as well of some warmer weather. good morning. welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today: chaotic scenes in the commons as mps clash over the decision to suspend parliament for the next 5 weeks. no response from you. you wouldn't have the foggiest idea where to start on seeking to counsel me on this. i require no response from you. earlier

the warmest of the weather again will be towards the south—west.p to about 18 celsius. and then a change later next week as high pressure moves more widely across the uk. so a shift in wind direction. for tuesday into wednesday, we've got the cold northerly winds. but then the blue colours, that cold northerly air, gets pushed away towards the east later next week. and we'll see this much milder air moving in from the west or the south—west. here's the outlook for the capital cities, looking towards the end of next week into next weekend. temperatures are going to be on the rise. do be prepared for some mist and fog and some chilly nights through the middle part of the week. that's it for now. bye— bye. tonight at ten — calls for clearer guidance on food allergen labelling in restaurants, after the death of a teenager. 0wen carey, who was 18, told staff at a byron restaurant he was allergic to dairy, but his food had been marinated in buttermilk. 0wen was the shining light in ourfamily and his death should not have happened. we hope now that someth

heavy rainfall is on across the south—west as the pipe low pressure m oves the south—west as the pipeid to high teens celsius. that aid of low pressure clues away, a wind of low pressure clues away, a wind of fine weather on wednesday. thursday will bring another area of low pressure and more wet and windy weather. from mid week onwards, it stays unsettled for all. temperatures remaining around or just below the seasonal average. this hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2. the biggest re—patriation in peacetime — a massive operation to bring home 150,000 british holidaymakers — after the collapse of thomas cook this couple were about to go on honeymoon — their plans now lie in ruins. we had looked forward to this for a long time. we had a wedding in july so long time. we had a wedding in july so it's been another couple of months waiting for this. absolutely totally gutted. for thousands of thomas cook employees the news they'd been dreading came in early hours of the morning — from the company's boss. with a showdown over brexit divisions looming — labou

and after a quieter start to monday, it looks like rain will then return from the south—west.igh pressure moving its way through. this cold front bringing some showers into northern scotland and this area of low pressure will be feeding rain in from the south—west. so we start off with mist and fog patches which should left and clear and clear and then a decent amount of sunshine, some showers feeding in across scotland and then this rain, particularly through the afternoon, piling into the south—west of england, three wales, where in the high ground, we could see a further 70 millimetres, getting into three inches, rain getting into the midlands as we go through the afternoon. to the north of that, northern england and scotland, largely dry with just the odd shower but on the cool side. as we go through monday night, the rain pushes northwards and eastwards, getting into the far south of scotland, certainly rain into northern ireland, showers chasing on into the south where it will be a mild night, but we start tuesday morning on a decidedly chilly note across the northern ha

and, possibly in ireland, wales, coming into the south—west defendant.zzle away many areas, save for parts of wales in the south—west. we'll keep the intensity, rumble of thunder perhaps. it will be a cooler day. followed by a cool night once we get rid of the rain is a low pressure pulls away. clear skies of a dry, chilly night and a coolish start to the day, a bright one, sunny one and thus weight stays for much of england and wales was a variable amounts of cloud for a decent day. can't escape the fact that by the end of the day, it is turned wet and windy across northern ireland and the western side of scotland. with the western side of scotland. with the breeze coming in from the south—west, it will boost temperatures to 20 degrees at best was not tuesday night, wash out. lots of rain, a lot of win. a lot of isobars though, 60 miles an hour, that rain, a couple of inches perhaps for some spots in northern britain. come wednesday morning, what is left of the weather front will be tumbling its way down and across the southern parts of england and wale

south. it will feel a touch warmer down there. the next area of low moves in for thursday, another spell of heavy moving west — is, followed by sumsash some. high teens and the south. spot the difference. low pressure with us to end the week so it is going to continue to be breezy throughout friday, further spells of heavy rain pushing into western areas after a bright start in eastern areas. it will turn wetter as the day goes on. a bit cooler in the north, ili— will turn wetter as the day goes on. a bit cooler in the north, 14— 16 degrees. low pressure still with us on saturday, tending to move out into the north sea. winds pushed down from the north—west across the northern half of the country so will feel cooler, around 14— 15 degrees here, but again further south, temperatures 17— 19 celsius. this week is looking decidedly unstable, very autumnal with areas of low pressure bringing wet and windy weather, turning a bit cooler across the north. the on the weekend and into the start of next week and indeed the start of october, some of the models are disagreeing on this, some of them want to give low pressure nearby but there is

showers are gradually working their way north and east, with more persistent rain pushing into south—westmperatures dipping away a touch further here, but a mild night south and west. temperatures not getting much below 17 in cardiff. tomorrow looks more unsettled, with showers, some of them heavy and thundery, and more persistent rain gradually working north and east. stay largely dry for north—east scotland, brightening in the south—west, with sunny spells and some showers, and temperatures a touch cooler than today, a maximum of 23. next week looks fairly autumnal, with temperatures in the mid to high teens. bye—bye. jeremy corbyn has crushed an attempt to oust watson as the deputy leader of the labour party, which is overshadowed the conference. of the labour party, which is overshadowed the conferencelj of the labour party, which is overshadowed the conference. i am particularly disappointed with the loss of momentum because i think he is not just loss of momentum because i think he is notjust undermined me, because i think he has undermined jeremy, the party and frankly i think he h

england, south—west wales and pushing into northern ireland.sterly wind, temperature is warmest across the midlands, east anglia and south—east where we could see 26 celsius. looking pretty warm across—the—board, see 26 celsius. looking pretty warm across—the—boa rd, temperatures generally getting into the 20s. through tonight, showers pushing their way north and east, some heavy, possibly thundery, more persistent rain pushing into the south—west later in the night. it will stay dry for northern and eastern areas, clear skies with some clear spells, temperatures dipping further, elsewhere looking like a mild night. some spots not getting lower than 17 celsius. tomorrow more u nsettled, lower than 17 celsius. tomorrow more unsettled, showers pushing north at ease, persistent rain pushing north and east as well. heavy and persistent for a time. writers guys feeding in behind from the south—west but still some showers, temperatures reaching 23 celsius in parts of east england. as we move into monday, called front clearing towards the north and ea

showers are gradually working their way north and east, with more persistent rain pushing into south—westlear spells. temperatures dipping away a touch further here, but a mild night south and west. temperatures not getting much below 17 in cardiff. tomorrow looks more u nsettled, 17 in cardiff. tomorrow looks more unsettled, with showers, some of them heavy and thundery, and more persistent rain gradually working north and east. stay largely dry for north—east scotland, brightening in the south—west, with sunny spells and some showers, and temperatures a touch cooler than today, a maximum of 23. next week looks fairly autumnal, with temperatures in the mid to high teens. bye—bye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... jeremy corbyn has quashed an attempt to oust tom watson as the deputy leader of the labour party — a row which has overshadowed the start of the party's conference in brighton. the party conference has opened — among policy matters this afternoon, labour is set to announce proposals to give women experiencing the menopause more flexible working hours. the travel firm thom

see further heavy rain across south—west england, wales, into the midlands, not in the peak street, d. through this evening and overnight, you can see the track that this band of rain ta kes, see the track that this band of rain takes, moving across england and wales and getting into northern ireland and southern scotland. behind it, some clearance in the sky showers are still piling in across wales and south—west england. there scotland, a cooler night. these temperatures are indicative of what you can expect instant towns and cities. it will be a lot cooler than this in rural areas. start with the rain across scotland and northern england tomorrow, slowly slipping southwards. but ahead of it, there will be a rush of heavy, thundery downpours, frequent lightning behind it, some brightest guys come with some sunshine but still though showers blowing in on this northerly wind. the difference in the temperatures 8—12 in the north, 12-18 in temperatures 8—12 in the north, 12—18 in the south. then after that, i weather front does eventually make it back down to the south and clears. the

and after a quieter start to monday, it looks like rain will then return from the south—west. in the isobars. a transient ridge of high pressure moving its way through. this cold front bringing some showers into northern scotland and this area of low pressure will be feeding rain in from the south—west. so we start off with mist and fog patches which should tend to lift and clear and then a decent amount of sunshine, some showers feeding in across scotland and then this rain, particularly through the afternoon, piling into the south—west of england, through wales, where over high ground, we could see a further 70mm, getting on to 3 inches, rain getting into the midlands as we go through the afternoon. to the north of that, northern england and scotland, it'll be largely dry with just the odd shower but on the cool side. now, as we go through monday night, that rain pushes its way northwards and eastwards, getting into the far south of scotland, certainly some rain into northern ireland, some showers chasing on into the south where it will be a mild night, but we start tuesday

patchy rain in wales and south—west england. the south—east, even though cloud is going to increase, it is going to stay dry. temperatures here are looking higher than they have been during sunday. as we look beyond monday, an atlantic influence. there will be further weather fronts, that attaches to is looking, cloud is moving in. southern england, you are likely to stay dry. the temperatures are higher, up to 2a celsius. midweek temperatures are coming down again. why? it cold front is moving southwards into wednesday. the isobars are turning round into a northerly direction. it chilly scotland. that rain might be quite welcome. further showers moving into scotla nd welcome. further showers moving into scotland and northern england as well. wind arrows pointing to the north. only around 12 celsius in northern scotland. 20 at the best in the south—east. for most of the uk, the south—east. for most of the uk, the mid teens. in midi you at the start of the week. temperatures below average for this time of year. —— a mediocre star

for northrthern ireland and scotland, windy, potentially especially for the likes of wales and south—westhe warm, humid air from the south. that then sets us up for the remainder of the week and to take us into the weekend, with high pressure building from the south—west. we feed the warmer air north across the uk, settling the weather down nicely. friday into the weekend, dry weather around, some pleasant spells of sunshine and a return as well of some warmer weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the ayes to the right, 293, the noes to the left, 146. britain's parliament defies boris johnson — again blocking his call for a snap general election. it's the sixth defeat for the prime minister in little over a week. parliament's now set to be suspended for five weeks. authorities in the bahamas defend their response to hurricane dorian. we report from the abaco islands where tens of thousands are still desperate for help. myanmar steps up efforts to repatriate rohigya refugees.

after this lull we have this next system coming in from the south—west. to some disruption across southern england and also wales. let‘s return to our top story. the collapse of thomas cook, the world‘s oldest travel operator. millions of current and future holidaymakers affected. let‘s get more on your rights with ben. we are trying to get a handle on how thatis we are trying to get a handle on how that is affecting people on the ground in various locations. we understand about 16,000 people are actually booked to come back today, a5 different planes have been charted under the civil aviation authority is planning 6a different flights today. let‘s talk to somebody who is affected by this. fatima is visiting tunisia. good morning. i know you are not supposed to be coming back for a couple of days, but what has been going on in your hotel? it has been a bit of carnage going on. on saturday night, guests were trying to leave the hotel, and the owner basically panicked and ordered management here in the hotel to not let anybody leave. they closed the front ga

and you can see more on this story on inside out: south west, available now on the bbc iplayer. weather with chris fawkes. it has been a stunning day today. queer scott —— sunny skies because of the many high pressure. the skies leading to a chilly one. and we get fog patches through the night as well. northern ireland, northwest england, southern and central scotla nd england, southern and central scotland prime places for our patches and it will be a cold night in the country. friday, a cloudy start for shetland. 0therwise in the country. friday, a cloudy start for shetland. otherwise a few mist and fog patches slowly clearing and then sunshine coming through. if anything it should feel warmer. temperatures whiteley getting into the 20s. we will see the weather brightening up in shetland as well as to go through the afternoon. the weekend not looking too bad weather—wise. mostly sunny and dry. the unsure wins keeping things cooler and fresher for the coast and later in the day, we will see showers move into western parts of the uk. i had of those showers will be warmer. top ca

this is sitting across the south—west of the atlantic at the south—west of the atlantic at the moment. computer models never like this kind of energy from tropical moisture and it struggles to handle the detail, so it struggles to handle the detail, so you will have to be patient. it does look as though as we move into next week things will stay mild but turned increasingly unsettled, maybe even wet and windy in the far north and west. we'll keep you updated. hello, this is bbc news with me, reeta chakra barti. we hello, this is bbc news with me, reeta chakrabarti. we will look at the papers in a moment but first, the papers in a moment but first, the headlines: the prime minister has met the eu commission president for talks on brexit. he told the bbc everyone is fed up and he wants to get a deal. i think that they've had a belly full of all this stuff, you know? they want to develop a new relationship with the uk, they are fed up with these endless negotiations on endless delays, they've done it twice before to achieve what? after being booed by protesters, borisjohnson decided afte

the rain tapping up to become heavy and may be thundering across parts of wales and the south—west towardsplus side, temperatures not falling below i2—isd so a mild night for all. as we head into tuesday, still low pressure with us, early rain tending to clear north—eastwards but the next level feature which contains the remnants of what was hurricane humberto will bring a spell of windy weather particularly across parts of the british isles. tuesday, heavy rain for many but then strong and gusty wind is coming into play later in the day, particularly in southern england and towards wales. the rain moves northwards and eastwards through the morning. you can see the brighter echoes, indicating some embedded thunderstorms and perhaps some lightning for eastern scotland, central and eastern england favourite for these and then have a perhaps thundery showers pushing into the south—west as the wind picks up. temperature wise, the mid to upper teens celsius for most of us. to upper teens celsius for most of us. i willjust zoom in to show you where the strongest of the wind will be, gusting 40—5

of scotland, north—west england as well. showers further southunshine returning to the west of scotland and northern ireland as well. when disgusting around 40—45 mph. turning breezy in the south. temp registered a cooler than recent days, 14— 18 degrees. —— temperatures. the first batch of heavy showers moves towards the east. more overnight rain for northern ireland, south of scotland, north—west england and was showers further south. the most of us we should see a mild night with temperatures still in double figures. a bit cooler across scotla nd figures. a bit cooler across scotland with lighter winds and clearer skies. heading scotland with lighter winds and clearerskies. heading into saturday, the first area of low pressure klister the east. another area approaching from the south—west. for quite a good part of the day there will be sunshine, showers easing to the east, before this area of low pressure, which could be quite a troublemaker moved in from the south—west late in the afternoon. ahead of that, in the sunshine, 15—19. not bad thro

the rain will show its hand this afternoon across the south—west of england and into wales.fternoon with some showers in the north of scotland. cooler air pushing down in northern scotland but elsewhere, in the brightness, the mid to high teens will not feel bad. southwest, rain spinning northwards and eastwards. atrocious conditions on the roads for the evening commute and for the first part of the night. heavy and persistent, affecting areas that have already seen flooding. on tuesday morning, that rain persists in northern england. another issue developing with low pressure through the midlands, southern england and the south—east. heavy showers could cause further flooding. warnings in place for all of this rain. on tuesday afternoon, mild air in the south. cooler air pushing down from the north. this opens the doors to an arctic northerly. these blue shades on wednesday, and it will be noticeably cooler. but this ridge of high pressure shows it will be mainly dry. chili with a touch of frost on wednesday, in northern areas. because of high pressure, after a chilly start

here is the west or the south—west. cities, towards the end of next week into next weekend, temperatures will be on the rise, be prepared for the mist and fog and some chilly nights through the middle part of the week. hello. this is bbc news ben brown. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. david cameron breaks his silence on brexit. in an interview with the times the former prime minister says a second referendum cannot be ruled out. meanwhile, boris johnson says he is cautiously optimistic about getting a deal on brexit, but a heckler in yorkshire tells him to get back to parliament. the family of a teenager who died from an allergic reaction after eating out want the law changed to improve food labelling in restaurants. after eating out want the law changed to improve food labelling in restaurants. the number of people killed as a result of domestic violence is at its highest level for five years. the vast majority were women. desperate housewives star felicity huffman

a bit of sunshine also in south—west england and parts of wales, but the rain is ever there in parts th midlands and the north—east —— the north—east of england. watch out for strong winds in the north—west and along the norfolk coast, the could be issues there of flooding. it will be a crisp start to the new day monday. looks as though we will see a new area of cloud, wind and rain spilling its way into the south—western corner of the british isles and on into wales and the midlands. the further north and east you are, the drier the day will be. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: further promises to deliver brexit are expected this morning as the conservative party conference gets under way in manchester. public services will also be on the agenda as the government makes promises to invest in hospital projects across england in the next decade. parents are urged to have conversations with their children about organ donation in the hope that more young people willjoin the donor register. police in hong kong fire tear gas and pepper spray at anti—government protester

it will bring some windy weather perhaps to the south and west in western exposures for a time. uth of it on thursday. so wet for northrthern ireland, wet for scotland, windy potentially, especially for the likes of wales and south—west england. especially for the likes of wales and the south—west of england. but look how the temperatures get bolstered as we pull in the warm, humid air from the south. that then sets us up for the remainder of the week and to take us into the weekend, with high pressure building from the south—west. we feed that warmer air north across the uk. we should settle the weather down quite nicely, as well. friday and on into the weekend, there should be a lot of dry weather around, some pleasant spells of sunshine, and a return as well of some warmer weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: in britain, mps have again rejected government efforts to call a snap general election. it's the sixth defeat for the prime minister, borisjohnson, in little over a week. parliament has now been suspended until mid—october. authorities in the bahamas have defended th

but behind me, this is our next area of low pressure, pushing in from the south—west during saturday t, really heavy burst of rain, this could cause some flooding, on the southern flank of that low, some strong south—westerly winds which could well gust to 40-50, 50 mph also winds which could well gust to 40—50, 50 mph also in the most exposed spots. during sunday, the area of low pressure continues to push eastwards, very wet weather particularly for england and wales, into southern scotland well, could be localised flooding problems, still some strong winds in the south, but phenomenon island in the northern part of scotland, the wind is lighter, a few showers with some spells of sunshine as well. as we head into sunday evening on the back edge of that low pressure system, notice the isobars squatting together, another bout of strong winds, this time from the north or north—west, could see gust of 60 mph, some coastal flooding north—west, could see gust of 60 mph, some coastalflooding is possible in eastern areas. the back edge of that weather system will draw down cold air from the

that'll be followed by more heavy showers and thunderstorms packing in from the south—west.ough the day. temperatures only around about 15—19 degrees. much cooler than it has been and plenty of really quite heavy showers around. not only the showers but let's look at the wind gusts. 30mph gusts inland, a0 or even 45mph gusts along the south coast and through the english channel too. all that wet and windy weather moves eastwards, but we'll still see some rain in the south—east wednesday morning. a less windy day by the time we get to wednesday, with a mix of sunny spells and a few scattered showers but not a particularly wet day on wednesday. temperatures around 16—20 degrees and it stays unsettled for the rest of the week. bye— bye. awards. now let's cross over to sport today. our top stories on bbc news: growing pessimism about the fate of one of the world's oldest travel firms, thomas cook — as last minute crisis talks take place. as world leaders gather for another climate summit we ask — can china kick its coal habit? getting electricity from these things is now cheaper

it will bring some windy weather perhaps to the south—west in western exposures for a time. . so wet for northrthern ireland, wet for scotland, windy potentially, especially for the likes of wales and the south—west of england. but look how the temperatures get bolstered as we pull in the warm, humid air from the south. that then sets us up for the remainder of the week and to take us into the weekend, with high pressure building from the south—west. we feed that warmer air north across the uk. we should settle the weather down quite nicely, as well. friday and on into the weekend, there should be a lot of dry weather around, some pleasant spells of sunshine, and a return as well of some warmer weather. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america, or around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the ayes to the right, 293, the noes to the left, 46. britain's parliament defies boris johnson — again blocking his call for a snap general election. it's the sixth defeat for the prime minister in a little over a week. parliament's now been s

and then you can see with the squeezing isobars in the south, it is going to be blustery in the south—wests well. —— west to east. quite a bit of cloud with some rain coming from northern england heading into south—east scotland. that could be thundery. if you showers in northern ireland, but mostly dry, we will see some brighter conditions across england and, we've got that next system coming from the west which will once again introduce some thicker cloud, some rain and stronger winds in and across south—west england under. temperatures between 12 and 19 degrees. through this evening and overnight we will still have this rain across parts of scotland and northern england, we also have the rain scooting along southern areas, blustery areas around here. some mist and fog forming across northern ireland, and some of that could be dense. this morning it is not a particularly cool start to the day with most places in double figures. as we head onto tomorrow, we get rid of our first band of as we head onto tomorrow, we get rid of ourfirst band of rain as we head onto tomorrow, we get rid of ou

scotla nd northern ireland and into south—west scotland and north—west england.re bursts of rain possible anywhere in western areas in the morning. later, the rainbow will get heavier and western areas. northern ireland, western scotland, north—west of england will see that rain. the south—east will stay dry, but the rain will arrive on tuesday night here. through tuesday night and into wednesday, the low pressure is responsible for that wet weather will push its way eastwards. as a dot so, we will get these cold northerly winds moving in. a real change to how the weather feels through wednesday. another unsettled day with a bunch of rain clearing. some sun chang will follow that, but there will be showers or lengthy spells of rain in the north of the country and temperatures will go down all the time. temperatures just 11 in stornoway and only 12 in aberdeen. that's your weather. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at two: back me — or i'll sack you. borisjohnson‘s warning to conservative rebels over brexit they are almost goading peop

south—eastern corner. a bright blustery day with the breeze coming in from the west and south—west, not a cold one, 19 in thee of scotland, 21 in the south. this whole academic energy here was the remnants of the tropical storm gabrielle. it sat around in the minute they do, didn't make headlines, thankfully. but it will spread more warm and moist tropical air back towards western scotland, the north—west of england, through northern ireland. but at least with all of that coming from the minute they do, top temperature of the day with some sunshine across the south—east, 22 or 23 degrees. 0nce the south—east, 22 or 23 degrees. once it is a high pressure builds on friday and for many of us for the weekend, too, settling things very nicely. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: the taliban says the us has the most to lose after president trump pulled out of peace talks to end the afghan war. the head of a us aid agency says hurricane dorian has left parts of the bahamas looking like they were hit by a nuclear bomb. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: another crunch week for borisjohnson an

england, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the south west will stay dry and temperaturesou see the brightness but on the whole, more cloud than today and further weather fronts are coming oui’ further weather fronts are coming our way of looking at the forecast into tuesday and that means there will be a lot of cloud around and some rain in places. very much a logic influence and i weather this week and that is temperatures briefly rising at the start of the week, they go back down during the week, they go back down during the week and most of us will be just around the mid to high teens, temperatures at or even below average for the time of year. that is your latest forecast, more online. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at two... labour's brexit spokesman keir starmer says this week may be the last chance to stop borisjohnson taking the uk out of the eu without a deal. the route will be by legislation because i believe there has got to be legislation in place to lock this and make it unlawfulfor him to take us out without a deal. the senior cabinet min

the best of the sunshine away towards the south—west, through the south—west midlands and into wales.gh pressure really does become ours. little in the way of breeze. it could be a foggy started the day and it could be a grey day where that fog lingers. because there's little breeze to shift it. there are no weather fronts to speak of. so it could be quite a cloudy day for some. but at least for the most part it is dry, if you've got outdoor plans to consider. maybe we're just finding a degree or two in some locations on those temperatures. 22 there in the south. by friday we're just beginning to bring in some air from the continent. so that's drier air. so less of a chance of cloud getting in the way of what is going be a sunny day. and the temperatures responding. coming up three or four degrees in hull, for example. and as we move towards the weekend i think we'll begin to tap into some real warmth coming up from iberia, the western mediterranean, towards the british isles. such that on saturday we could be looking at 211—25 somewhere in the south. and it's as far ahead as sunday b

some sharp, possibly thundery showers moving to south west england and south west wales, eventually gettingbut temperatures reaching a maximum of around 25 and 26 degrees. a touch cooler in the north sea coasts. overnight tonight showers and a spell of rain will gradually push north. a mild night for many and a bit cooler weather we have these clear spells here. tomorrow much more unsettled day. we will see showers and spells a more persistent rain working north and east. i think the far north—east of scotland staying largely dry much of the day. a little brighter feed staying largely dry much of the day. a little brighterfeed in into the south and west later in the day. still one or two showers here. temperatures reaching a maximum of 23 and then it is looking fairly 00:28:47,500 --> 2147483051:51:08,813 autumnal with some unsettled 2147483051:51:08,813 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 weather. this is bbc world news, the headlines: jeremy corbyn orders a review of the role of the labour deputy leader and mostly a row over a bid to oust tom watson of the day of the labour party conference. the nec

approaching from the south—west. this we have an area of low pressure generating when across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. and in the heavy rain sets in through the evening. this is what has been happening over the last few hours. justin ran across eastern scotland, northern england, to the south we are seeing showery outbreaks of rain. this will tend to clear away eastwards through the morning. it may take its time to clear from the east coast of scotland. much of england and wales a day of sunny spells and scattered showers. same for northern ireland and scotland. more showery redeveloping across north wales in the middle through the afternoon. the heavy rain approaching from the south—west letter on this afternoon. quite breezy if not windy day. the winds will be strengthening all the while from the south—west. temperature wise, the mid to high teens for most, but still on the cool side across northern scotland. here is the area of low pressure. through the evening and overnight bringing heavy rain

but those mild, moist air are coming in from the south—west, not a cold direction by any means at allacross east anglia and the south—east, just that wee bit bit fresher further to north. but all the while, once that weather front is pushed away, despite the fact skies begin to clear, it will be a slightly fresher night with temperatures down in single figures across the north, but where you keep the cloud in the south, 12, 13, or 14 degrees as the starting mark for friday. friday sees an area of high pressure building in behind that weather front as it moves in towards the near continent, and in that circulation, at this stage, the air is fairly fresh, it has to be said. so, friday is a dry, fine day for the most part, enough cloud for the odd passing shower across the north and north—west of scotland, but many areas dry. and despite the presence of the sunshine, well, is not the warmest of days over the next few days. you'll see the top temperature there in the south at around about 20 degrees, but as we move from friday on towards the weekend, the centre of that high moves a little

spells, but then more u nsettled sunny spells, but then more unsettled weather feeding into the south and westeast. so next week, it is a fairly unsettled picture. the release showers are spells of rain and it will turn quite breezy at times as well. temperatures generally setting in the mid to high teens. by day. 00:28:40,835 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm. jeremy corbyn has quashed an attempt to oust tom watson as the deputy leader of the labour party — a row which has overshadowed the start of the party's conference in brighton. the mic consulted earlier that we will consult on the leadership positions. does tom watson have your full confidence? tom watson is the deputy leader of the party and i enjoy working with him. the party conference has opened. among policy matters this afternoon, labour is set to announce proposals to give women experiencing the menopause more flexible working hours. the travel firm thomas cook has approached the government for emergency funding, as it tries to avoid

we have got that low pressure bringing rain and strengthening winds initially across the south—west of well. further east across england for much of scotla nd east across england for much of scotland use they dry during the day. temperatures up to about 20 degrees in the warmest spots. most of us are sitting on the high teens. thus or tuesday, we still have a lot of blue on the map. further heavy showers, some bringing haylen thunderstorms. slowly drifting eastward through the day. it will start phil cooler and fresher. temperatures 17— 18 degrees for most of us by the time we get to tuesday. low pressure not far away. the outlook for the capital cities of the next five days also includes quite a lot of showers. there will be sunshine. and temperatures will feel much fresher than they have done recently. bye for now. this is bbc news. our top stories: donald trump and joe biden trade accusations following reports that the president pressured ukraine to investigate mr biden‘s son. know trump deservt investigated. i know trump deserves to be investigated. he is violating every basic norm

initially into the south—west, but then widely across the southern counties of both england and wales not going to be a particularly cold night given the amount of cloud around on the strength of the wind as well, primarily coming in for the west and south—west. here we are on wednesday, and once that side of the feature has worked its way off to the near continent, actually wednesday is going to be one of the quieter days of the week. once that wind and rain has cleared away from east anglia and the south—east, then there is a fair amount of dry weather around. yes, there will be a spotting of showers in the heart of scotland, not so much wind. you may feel like standing around that day, but probably not on tuesday. here we are on thursday. a new set of weather fronts working in from the atlantic. if you've seen the forecast in recent days, these forecasts have sped up, it looks like they would hang around for the first part of friday. bar the north—eastern quarter of scotland, it looks as though eventually they clear the eastern shores of the british isles, leaving behind a drier pr

after a quieter start to monday, it looks like rain will return from the south—west. bump in the isobars. a transient ridge of high pressure moving its way through. this cold front brings showers into northern scotland in this area of low pressure will be feeding rain in from the south—west. we start off with mist and fog patches which should left and clear and then a decent amount of sunshine, some showers feeding in across scotland and then this rain, particularly through the afternoon, piling into the south—west of england, three wales, where in the high ground, we could see 70 millimetres, getting into three inches, rain getting into the midlands as we go through the afternoon. to the north of that, northern england and scotland, largely dry with just the odd shower but on the cool side. as we go through monday night, the rain pushes northwards and eastwards, getting into the far south of scotland, certainly ran into northern ireland, showers chasing on into the south where it will be a mild night, but we start tuesday morning on a decidedly chilly note across the

at least the wind is coming in, and there's plenty of it, from the west and the south—west, helping to, across england and wales, up to around about 20, 21 or so. this little system was the remnants of a tropical storm that was sitting in the mid—atlantic and brings the prospect of yet more wet and windy fare back towards northern ireland, then onto scotland, to the north and west of england, the north of wales. again, generally speaking, the further south and east you are, the drier and finer your day will be. and warm, too — some of that tropical air really boosting the temperatures by this stage, to around 22, possibly 23 degrees. now, once that system has quit the scene, then a high pressure is going to build in, not only for friday, but for a good part of the weekend for a good part of the british isles, although you'll notice it doesn't keep the front away from the northern parts of scotland. good morning. welcome to breakfast withjon kay in westminster, as parliament begins another crucial week in the brexit process. our headlines this morning: mps are to vote again today on hol

the four—year—old arrived at thomas's battersea in south west london, with her parents the duke and duchesscambridge, and her brother, prince george. prince william told reporters his daughter was "very excited" about her first day. time for a look at the weather. back to school this week, weather turning colder, we have some sunshine around today, not as windy as it was yesterday, and four southern parts of england and south wales, likely to stay dry as well with some sunshine. high pressure to the south—west, and around the top, we have these weather fronts bringing in the cloud, first weather front is quite weak but it brings cloud into northern parts of the uk, you can see that a little bit earlier on in aberdeenshire, also seeing some patchy rain and showers pushing across eastern parts of scotland, one or two across eastern parts of scotland, one or two showers across eastern parts of scotland, one or two showers east across northern england, perhaps the north midlands. elsewhere, dry, more sunshine around the northern areas later, temperature is not quite as low as they were yesterda