south—west and the channel islands.annel islands. outbreaks of rain. cloud across northern and eastern areas. after a frosty start once any fog clears, and other fine after a frosty start once any fog clears, and otherfine and clear day. another chilly day. subtle changes as we head into wednesday. high pressure packed across the eastern side of the country, low pressure trying to push on from the west. winds will pick up south and south—east across parts of northern ireland, wales and the south—west. cloud and patchy rain. it will become windy on irish coasts. central and eastern areas dry with some sunshine. still some uncertainty to the timing of this weather fronts moving across the country, it does look like it will introduce more cloud and outbreaks of rain as we head through thursday. it will bring some milder air to our shores, certainly for much of the country. a cloudy day generally on thursday. that pulse of rain moving through. milder conditions also. at this stage it looks that friday could be quite unsettl

cast your eye down towards the south—west. coming our way, bringing in all this rain, particularly so during the course of friday. as well as cloud and rain it will have an impact on the temperature. we hang onto the cooler conditions on thursday in the far north—east, but look how they are pushed out of the way by the mild air represented by the hello there. at the time we get to friday we will be more or less in double figures. thursday starts off with frost and patchy mist and fog. equally some sunshine. and we're looking at all cloud across the south—west wales and northern ireland. dry in the south—west and south wales than it has been. but not too far away from some rain getting into northern ireland and also western scotland. apache at this stage. you can see what's waiting in the winds. 0n this stage. you can see what's waiting in the winds. on friday, a messy picture, cloudy, murky, damp, breezy, some bright interludes in between, but temperature wise quite a contrast. we are looking at highs in double figures for most

rain in the south—west will continue, perhaps in south—west will continue, perhaps in south—west walessunshine, temperatures generally about 10—12 degrees. tonight, we continue with the rain in the south—west. elsewhere, there will be some clear skies. temperatures once again dropping down fairly close freezing, so a thrust. further south, staying quite mild overnight, temperatures in cardiff and plymouth about 8—11 celsius. during thursday, the higher pressure is still quite stubborn, so for most of us, it's keeping things dry and sunny. more clout on thursday in northern ireland, west wales, the far south—west and it is this area that could see some patchy rain. temperature is about 10—13d. as we go through thursday night into friday, these weather fronts will start to make more inroads across the uk. the high—pressure moves away. quite a messy picture during friday, lots of cloud and here for many of us, some outbreaks of rain, particularly across wales, the midlands, southern england. the rain could be heavy. further north, the brain quite not as persistent or as heavy but still qu

temperatures in the south and in the west, 11-13d. ! she was probably having her lunch with her mates but it raises questions about the social etiquette that goes with selfies, when is it appropriate to ask ndu have to have permission? we spoke to a lawyer this morning. i was looking at the latest figures. we take 93 million selfies a day, and you are right, a lot of them are filtered and deleted. a new one is posted to instagram every second. it is big business but we spoke to a lawyer earlier about what is and isn‘t a cce pta ble earlier about what is and isn‘t acceptable when it comes to selfies and he had some specific thoughts.” travel around with celebrities a lot, igo travel around with celebrities a lot, i go to dinner with them. frankly, if you are in that kind of private space, it is probably inappropriate. we almost have what we call a red—carpet rule. if they are ina we call a red—carpet rule. if they are in a public space, doing a job, then in those circumstances of course, have an ask and they will do a selfie with you bu

and across the south is that whether front encourages, some patchy rain for south—west england into southhannel islands. quite breezy and a cold afternoon in store. for the middle pa rt afternoon in store. for the middle part of the week, high—pressure slips towards the north sea allowing this area of low pressure to invade further endless. more cloud spreading into central parts of england through the day. the sunshine turning hazy. and cloud and patchy rain affecting northern ireland, wales, and south—western england, some of those tending to be heavy later on. but mostly dry, cold and sunny heavy later on. but mostly dry, cold and sunny across heavy later on. but mostly dry, cold and sunny across the northern and eastern parts of the country. the winds will be picking up from the south—east through wednesday night. some uncertainty as to the timing, but it looks like we'll continue to push northwards throughout the of thursday. one thing that it will introduce its milder airfrom the south—west, pushing those blue collars away. the air, mild across england and wales. turning on settled

the rain tending to ease across the south—west. ca ptu res to ease across the south—west. es between eight and 14 celsius. into the evening, the cloud will continue to beginning to the west with outbreaks of rain beating eastwards. the rain is courtesy of these weather fronts. friday is looking like a fairly unsettled job. but also going to dragon some milder hour. thursday night, the temperatures will drift away, particularly for scotland, parts of northern england but we will see the temperatures recovering. noticeably milder start to the day. a very different looking day across the board. some missed and merc over high ground. we will see spells of rain as the day progresses. temperatures of a maximum around 9-14, 12-16 temperatures of a maximum around 9—14, 12—16 across the south. a noticeably milder day to come on friday. into the weekend, a bit of uncertainty in the detail. low pressure will be in charge. the positioning of the centre of that low will affect where the wettest weather and the strongest winds are. at the moment saturdays looking u nsettled. at the momen

, the rain very slowly moving south—eastward. south—west, the rain very slowly moving south—eastwa rd of fans are doing just that, with airlines and travel agents reporting a huge spike in demand for flights to japan. breakfast'sjohn maguire has been to meet some of those who've been scrambling for tickets. along with millions of others, ben harvey settled down in front of the tv on saturday morning, more in hope than expectation. but once england booked their place in the final, ben decided to book his place to go and support them. so we still don't have anywhere to stay. but we've got some friends that live in tokyo, so we might be sleeping on sofas. it's quite expensive, so we're trying to work that out. tickets, we've managed to use the rugby community and our contacts and friends and we've managed to get four tickets today. brilliant. we will be in the stadium at least. and he'll be well prepared thanks to his girlfriend helping him pack. i think i've been with this man long enough to know there's never a dull moment and to expect anything so, of course, when england won, my phon

england and south—west wales.land. furthersouth, not as scotland and northern parts of england. further south, not as cold and certainly quite mild in the south—west, temperatures here no lower than 11—12. this is thursday, a slight change to the forecast, it's now looking dry on thursday with lots of sunshine. it's just western areas that will see the crowd moving its way in. by the end of the day, there could be some patchy rain arriving in western parts, temperatures 10—14. that milderair parts, temperatures 10—14. that milder air still towards the south—west. thursday night and into friday we will see the high—pressure move away and these weather fronts move away and these weather fronts move their way in across the uk. quite a messy picture on friday. outbreaks of rain really for many of us outbreaks of rain really for many of us throughout the day but particularly the central and southern areas, some of that could be heavy, that rainfall. otherwise, quite cloudy, patchy rain on friday. a bit more breezy, as

when seizing down a touch on the south—west of england, picking up the south—west of england, picking—west of england, picking up a little for northern ireland during the afternoon —— the wind is easing down a touch. 9 degrees across parts of northern scotland, ten or 11 for much of england and wales, milder with the rain in the far south—west. later in the week, high—pressure moves into continental europe and the weather fronts are pushing in from the south—west, the first one on thursday is very weak but bring some milder air which will push across most areas into the end of week. with the milder air coming over the cold ground, it could be misty and murky on thursday. the best of the sunshine will be for eastern scotland, there will not be much rain or drizzle around, turning wetter into friday but temperatures getting as high as 15 or 16 degrees by the end of the week. thanks, darren. more now from simon in westminster with the latest on a general election being held before christmas looking increasingly likely. in the last few minutes boris johnson has got into the prime minister

meanwhile, we have these weather fronts pushing up from the south—west.two showers across the far south—west of england, more of a breeze also blowing in from the east, and further north and east, we could pick up more of an easterly wind which could feed cloud and of the north sea, but generally speaking, another fine, north sea, but generally speaking, anotherfine, dry north sea, but generally speaking, another fine, dry day with plenty of sunshine after a cold and frosty start. the high pressure will shift over towards the north sea and allow this area of low pressure to bump up against it. what that will do is squeeze the isobars as the winds will pick up as well from the south oi’ will pick up as well from the south or south—east so it could be breezy on wednesday across western areas, more cloud and a few showers is that weather front moves in from northern ireland and wales in south—west. elsewhere, cloud to the east coast, another largely cold and dry day with sunshine. then as we head on beyond wednesday there is some uncertainty to how quickly t

that rain will linger for northern england, south—west and south—eastern scotland as well. and there will be a bit more sunshine working in from the west later in the afternoon. temperatures across the country somewhere between 12 to 17 degrees, not far off average for the time of year. the new working week starts with more frontal systems again working their way in from the south—west. not everywhere will see the rain on monday but we may well see another spell of rain moving into southern and south—eastern parts of england. this batch of rain then pushing into parts of northern ireland, perhaps wales and south—west of england are seeing some of that rain, too. generally, the further north and east you are, you are more likely to stay dry on monday with a bit of sunshine here and there. lifting temperatures to around something like 11 to 17 degrees or so. could be quite soggy for much of the day down towards east anglia and the south east. the unsettled theme continues through much of the week ahead, more blustery showers. the driest day of the week will be on tuesday and

the signs of something milder moving across the south—west.to thursday this area of low pressure begins to invade as high pressure begins to invade as high pressure retreats back to the near continent. thursday then a cloudy story for most areas. 0utbreaks continent. thursday then a cloudy story for most areas. outbreaks of rain. light patch in places. some of it fairly heavy. it looks like it because a drier across the north—east where once again it will be another chilly day, highs of nine degrees. further south 11— 15 degrees. further south 11— 15 degrees. as we head on into friday we have got low pressure well and truly dominating to bring stronger winds and outbreaks of rain. some mild airarriving winds and outbreaks of rain. some mild air arriving across the south—west, it will eventually wind out and push into northern scotland. friday's picture, a little bit of brightness around. quite a bit of cloud with the next batch of rain, which will have more energy to it and bring heavier downpours to parts of england and wales, it will be bree

may be south—west wales too.gain, a frosty start in northern parts with temperatures about 8—10. 13 in the south—west. a sign of milder air pushing on. during thursday, we will see this weather system finally starting to make some inroads across the uk. it will be slow moving, but will bring some rain across many parts during thursday, but also, some milder air. i parts during thursday, but also, some milderair. i mention parts during thursday, but also, some milder air. i mention that early on in the south—west and that will push north—eastward so taking the blues away bringing temperatures up the blues away bringing temperatures upa bit the blues away bringing temperatures up a bit through the end of the week. there will be a lot more cloud around on thursday and friday and with that outbreaks of rain, as well, so enjoy the nice dry sunny but cold days and make the most of them over the next couple of days. abide by. —— abide by. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: a damning

i waited a south—west, more clouds and rain here, perhaps, certainly in the far south—west, but it helpsery fast. a similar sort of areas at risk of a little bit of rain as we move into tuesday. the isobars opening up over the north of scotland, so less in the way of breeze here. still a bit of an onshore wind towards eastern shores, but after a frosty start it will be a gloriously sunny day. again, those temperatures really struggling. more perhaps just getting into double figures, but as you see, onlyjust. now, having had those fronts towards the south—west for a day or two i think they will be taken over by a new set of fronts coming in from the atlantic. notice the squeeze on the isobars as well. after a frosty start across many central and eastern areas, it is our towards the west that we look to see a combination of cloudy, wet and windy weather becoming ever more pervasive across these western areas, eventually getting up into northern ireland through central and western parts of wales, down across the south—west. those temperatures beginning to recover slightly. we are up to abou

further south we have seen most of rain today in the south—west corner of england where it has been windyther southern parts of england and pushing into south wales as well. we could see that rain notjust affecting devon and cornwall, pushing towards hampshire maybe into the far south of wales stop north of that, clear skies, light winds and a couple of showers. where cloud stays, temperatures will be on the higher side and as you further north the temperature gets colder. clear skies and light wind in northern scotland to places will have a touch of frost. maybe one or two mist and fog patches as well. here we are close to this area of high pressure that has been dominating our weather over the last few days. it is still essentially in charge that is getting squeezed by the weather fronts on the south—west that are continuing to bring patchy rain and drizzle. again that will mainly be affecting the south—west of england. that cloud shield may push way for the northwoods across wales and towards the midlands. sunnier skies continue further north and fewer showers across eastern scotland a

about to get a lot of heavy rain through friday into at least early saturday, from the moors of south—west northern england, from this waving weather front. finally, as it does clear, by the end of saturday from south—east england, that's when the cold air travels further south. now, as i mentioned, it's already in place across the northern half of the uk. a touch of frost for you to start the day in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. it is a mild start the further south you are. it's a fine start for many of us. a few showers in scotland, wintry on hills. here comes the rain from the south—west and wales into the midlands, especially the west midlands, the eastern side of northern ireland and southern scotland. the uk top—and—tailed by strengthening winds, with coastal gales as well. so it is turning much wetterfor some of us, and we still have those big temperature contrasts across the uk, but quite a lot of hill fog down towards the south—west of the uk in the mild air. let's focus in on the rain, though, and these totals you're seeing here are some of the higher totals we

one or two cropping up in south—west scotla nd or two cropping up in south—west scotland and northernland. elsewhere, clear skies and lots of afternoon autumn sunshine, but cold at there. temperatures peaking at 8013 celsius. the weather pattern stays the same as a go to the evening and overnight. still the risk of a few showers into the north, clear skies elsewhere. that can only mean one thing is we go through the overnight period, those temperatures are likely to fall away. a widespread frost is likely first thing in the morning, the temperatures tumbling below freezing inafew temperatures tumbling below freezing in a few shadow places. it does look as though it will stay dry, subtle and sunny, but cold. good morning. ds military... vigils are held in vietnam by families who bear their loved ones are among the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex. young people left the country to earn a decent living, but now they are dead in a strange country, far away. the liberal democrats and scottish national party have joined forces in a bid to trigger a 9th of december election. wales ar

south—west of england.. how about the weekend? it will be milder and we will keep temperatures up into the mid teens with further rain at times pushing its way in from the atlantic. quite active at the moment with a low pressure system developing behind me. that will bring in some rain. during saturday, this weather system will push through and bring some outbreaks of rain. it gradually extends away towards the east so we will see something drier later in the day on sunday but for many of us there will be rain at times over the weekend and it could be breezy as well with temperatures of 13 to 16 celsius. that is from me. have a good day. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: mps will get their chance to examine borisjohnson's new brexit proposals this morning when the prime minister sets out his plans to the house of commons. but in brussels, eu officials have already described the new propsals as "problematic". president trump lashes out at the move for impeachme

temperatures creeping up slowly across the south—west, a chilly one across the south—west, a chilly oneriday morning it turns wetter and windier many of us. storm lorenzo continues to work eastwards. a much milder start to friday than the one we have had the last few nights, temperatures in double figures, particularly across central and southern areas. storm lorenzo continues to work south eastwards on friday but we rapidly. although it will start off fairly wet and windy, the rain will ease down through the day although it will stay pretty windy with gales across south wales in south—west england. but as that system pushes off into the near continent, skies will tend to brighten up. it will become dry across the country to an friday and across the country to an friday and a much milder afternoon as well. 17— 18 degrees in the south. 15 degrees in central belts of scotland. into the start of the weekend, we are into this brief ridge of high pressure. we look to the west, the next frontal system will arrive through the middle part of the weekend. saturday at this stage is not looking to

however, the weather fronts are just weakening to the south—west. land gradually clearing, and is looking like a cloudy but still dry day across much of south—west england compared with today full stop we keep the cloud here, elsewhere good sunny spells, still perhaps a shower towards north—east scotland and a fairly chilly breeze. we are not expecting it to be as windy as it has been in south—west england with the rain that we have been having. and temperatures are pretty much out or a little bit below where we might expect them to be this time of year but there are weather changes in the way. low pressure looking to the south—west finally advances across the uk friday and saturday. the weather fronts have been waiting to come in and it means the claudia wet weather becomes more widespread across the uk, but we are changing the source of air coming our way so it is going to be feeling milder. friday, you just notice how different it is, so much cloud around, outbreaks of rain, some heavier bursts to southern areas to start the day, it is not going t

this feature in the south—west will continue to bring some outbreaks of rain for south—west england,les, but it will also hold the temperatures up in the double figures. elsewhere with some clear spells we will see temperatures dipping away, a chilly but bright start across scotland and northern england where you could see a touch of frost. the risk of one or two showers in the north—east after some early brightness, cloud increasing across northern ireland, and it will remain fairly cloudy across wales in the south—west, the overnight rain will tend to ease. temperatures generally between eight and 14 celsius. it will be a milder but more unsubtle day as we move into friday. temperatures at a maximum of 16 celsius in cardiff and london, but there will be some spells of rain toa but there will be some spells of rain to a company that, and plenty of cloud. you're watching beyond 100 days. the countdown begins, unofficially it is day one of the general election campaign. and already we have 57 resignations, the divisions over brexit taking its toll on both sides of the house. we will s

rain in northern ireland and south west of scotland, wales and the south—west.r the last couple of days. 13 to 17 degrees. as we go through saturday night this weatherfront, this band of rain, becomes a slow some heavy bursts of rain trudging eastwards. this front really, if anything, just stalls during sunday. we are likely to develop an area of low pressure and that will hold the front back, stopping it from moving through. the potential for wet weather across central and southern scotland, down the eastern side of england. yellow weather warnings in force, the lowest tier of warning. more rain could cause some travel problems and may be some localised flooding. all the while western areas will brighten up. we will see some sunshine through the afternoon and top temperatures between 12 and 17 degrees. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. today at 2:00pm. scotland yard is strongly criticised over its handling of allegations from carl beech about a vip paedophile ring, which turned out not to exist. i have the utmost contempt for senior o

the south—west of the country, different story here.hours or more and that's how it will remain through the course of wednesday, so we have a weather front that's basically stalled across the south—west of the country, so that means slightly milder conditions here but some outbreaks of rain for cornwall and for devon. you can see nine degrees at 6am on wednesday, whereas the clearer skies in northern england and scotland by this stage have led to an air frost, at least in the countryside, and towns — close to freezing. so the forecast on wednesday morning shows cloudier skies nudging into north wales and maybe the midlands as well, certainly quite cloudy in the south and south—east at times, but outbreaks of rain for cornwall and devon. wherever you are, the winds will still be blowing out of the east. easterly winds tend to be quite cutting, feeling quite chilly, so temperatures around ten whether you're in glasgow, edinburgh and london, feeling on the nippy side, despite the sunshine. that's wednesday. there's a little bit of a change

there will be that cloud, some rain in the south—west. es above freezing. eight to 10 celsius where we have clearer skies, that is what it will be cold us, particularly for scotland through northern parts of england. here again, that is going to be a frost into wednesday. that area of high pressure quite stubborn, it will stick around on wednesday across northern and eastern areas. weather systems are trying to push their way weather systems are trying to push theirway in, weather systems are trying to push their way in, but once again, that means we will have some cloud and some rain across the far south and the south—west of england, may be south—west wales as well. but further north and east, dry, sunny again, a frosty start in northern parts, temperatures about eight to ten, maybe 13 celsius in the south—west. signs of some milder air slowly pushing on. during thursday, we will see it weather finally sta rts we will see it weather finally starts to make some inroads across the uk. slow moving, but will bring some rain across many parts

and at the same time, into the south—west we've still got that nuisance weather front which willjustrain. but it's going to be a chilly start tuesday, as you can see quite widely, low single figures for many with that cloud and light rain into the south—west keeping those temperatures up here. so, it could be a disappointing start to tuesday, then, across the isles of scilly the channel isles and into parts of cornwall. but elsewhere, despite that chilly start, despite that frosty start, lovely spells of sunshine once again. but with an easterly breeze we could see a few showers later on in the day coming up through the thames estuary, can't rule out one or two generally across that east coast. now, as we go through the evening, on tuesday we still keep those clear skies for many. but that rain just edges that little bit further inland and so that means temperatures are going to hold up at around 7—10 degrees south of the m4 corridor, further north of that, again it's another cold start. so the high pressure is still with the bulk of the country but it is starting to shift its way a

and at the same time, into the south—west we've still got that nuisance weather front which willjust and outbreaks of rain. but it's going to be a chilly start tuesday, as you can see quite widely, low single figures for many with that cloud and light rain into the south—west keeping those temperatures up here. so, it could be a disappointing start to tuesday, then, across the isles of scilly the channel isles and into parts of cornwall. but elsewhere, despite that chilly start, despite that frosty start, lovely spells of sunshine once again. but with an easterly breeze we could see a few showers later on in the day coming up through the thames estuary, can't rule out one or two generally across that east coast. now, as we go through the evening, on tuesday we still keep those clear skies for many. but that rain just edges that little bit further inland and so that means temperatures are going to hold up at around 7—10 degrees south of the m4 corridor, further north of that, again it's another cold start. so the high pressure is still with the bulk of the country but it is starting t

, there are gales in places, the winds easing in northern ireland, picking up towards wales and south—westilder start compared with thursday morning. a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain around. the winds pick up a bit further, to south wales and south—west england in the morning. around some coasts we could be gusting around 60, maybe 65 mph, before easing later in the day. a much milder start compared with thursday morning. and the winds pick up a bit further, south wales, south—west england, during friday morning, maybe gusting along some coasts up to around 60, maybe 65 mph, before easing later. a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain to start the day, but edging southwards across south wales and southern england on through the afternoon, replacing any early brightness, whereas elsewhere it turns a bit drier and a little brighter. the best of the sunshine in northern scotland and throughout the day in the northern isles, and temperatures a little bit higher compared with thursday. so the winds ease further as we go on through friday night. still some cloud and patchy rain for parts of southern

best of sunshine into the afternoon across the midlands and south—west with more cloud and you showers across the north and west and that applies for northern ireland. temperatures 13—15. through wednesday night it turns wet across the eastern side of england and the weather front across the west slide south—east woods and merge with the other one so it will be damp and cloudy for england and wales on thursday morning. with a milder start to the day. but windy and clear for the north—west. low pressure anchored to the north of the uk but it looks like it would even through the day turning windy upper parts of scotland and northern ireland. gales developing. of showers which may be heavy and thundery to the day. further south in that will be a weather front sliding eastward taking the cloud and rain with it, even in its wake, sunshine and couple of showers. the wind picking up across northern western scotland at 16 mile an hour dust to temperatures of 1a—15 in the south. it starts to look like we will see colder air invading the northern half of the country as we head on into friday. a

south—west should feel quite pleasant. 0r in wales and the south—west should feel quite pleasant. as and when this weather is likely to be in the north—west. —— the wettest and windiest weather. this is beyond 100 days, with me michelle fleury in washington, christian fraser is in london. our top stories... president trump has publicly suggested a second foreign power, china, should investigate one of his main political rivals, joe biden, and his son. china should start an investigation into the bidens. european union leaders have said they're unconvinced by britain's latest proposals to get a brexit deal by the end of the month. we are very sceptical about this proposal because mainly it is a repackaging the old proposals. coming up in the next half hour... tragedy strikes the paris police headquarters as four employees were stabbed to death. 0ne victim is in undergoing surgery. plus, us—eu trade war widens as the trump administration slaps 25% tariffs on on single malt scotch, so you better start stocking up. when republicans began their enquiry into president clinton in 1998, p

fairly similar to yesterday through the day, there will be closed, patchy rain in the south—west, moree north—east of scotland. for most, the emphasis is on another sunny day and temperatures about nine to 12 degrees. through tonight, not a great deal of change, it is a lwa ys not a great deal of change, it is always across the southern areas that we keep the cloud jameson patchy rain. some showers coming in across eastern areas, the cloud in the south acts like a blanket which could keep temperatures above freezing, 8010 celsius in the clearer skies, where it will be coders. —— eight to 10 celsius. a stingy wednesday in some northern parts. it will stick around on wednesday because no pledges to areas, weather systems trying to push in. that willjust mean some cloud and rain across the far south and south—west of england, may be south—west wales too. further north and east, dry, sunny again, a frosty starting northern parts, temperatures about eight to ten, maybe 13 celsius in the south—west. signs of milder air pushing aim. during thursday we will see the weather system make inroads

the fiordland penguin is unique to new zealand and tends to breed along the south—west coast of the country'snnett river, rescued by the marine response unit at melbourne zoo. when it was found, the bird was struggling and underweight and had to be slowly nursed back to health. experts are uncertain as to why it travelled so far, but this type of penguin is known to forage for food over long distances. once it was back on its feet and in full health, the penguin was taken to a nearby beach and returned to the wild. the hope is it will find its way back home and then be able to breed. it is a tough life out there in the ocean said the zoo's head of veterinary services. but this is one tough penguin. tim allman, bbc news. a tough penguin with amazing swim and capabilities. in business briefing, we will focus on the cost of looking after elderly relatives oi’ of looking after elderly relatives ora of looking after elderly relatives or a partner who is unwell for example. it is a big issue and in the uk, they have tried to calculate the uk, they have tried to calculate the cost of the economy. i

strengthening south—west england. strengthening south—west when.epening as it does, uncertainty about the track and that affects the heaviest rain and strongest ones. so it might outstay this way but it gives you an indication of the possibility for saturday. we could well see heavy rain moving through some spots, there could be disruption perhaps in wales and west in england. strong wales and west in england. strong wales and west in england. strong wales and scotland. whatever the low pressure may be, strong winds, that could be south wales in southern england. there could be because the boxes 70 miles per on the south coast but it is not set in stone. to keepin coast but it is not set in stone. to keep in check with forecast, especially with fireworks events on saturday evening and night. on sunday, low—pressure easing away gradually eastwards. it is not blustery but still windy, rain and showers around but some idiots will get drier and brighter weather as well on sunday. —— but some areas will get drier and brighter weather. this is beyond one

but to the south—west of the uk we have this weather system bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain overwest that will keep things very settled, so plenty of dry and bright weather to be found, although it is still quite cold with some overnight frosts. throughout today, we will start to season cloud and patchy rain in the south—west of cornwall coming to the isles of scilly, a few showers in the north and north—east of scotland. for most, any mist and fog clears and there will be sunshine through most of today and temperatures getting up to about 9—11d. through tonight, we will continue with a few showers in the north—east, still that cloud and a bit of patchy rain in the south—west of the uk towards the channel isles. a bit of cloud across southern areas will keep temperatures above freezing but for most of us again, it will turn quite cold and frosty, temperatures at or below freezing into tuesday morning. but it should be another lovely start to the day across many areas, any mistand start to the day across many areas, any mist and fog clears once again. still one or two showers in t

england, the west midlands, the south midlands and as far east as west sussex. from the west which will move to the east through the night, crossing most of the uk except the far north of scotland. it will be less cold compared to last night. tomorrow is really messy. it will be murky and cloudy and damp with sam hill fog. particularly in wales and the south—west. the first round in the east clears off into the north sea. there is a dry gap and then the next band of rain comes in. in that gap if we see any sunshine, temperatures could hit 17 but generally they will be higher tomorrow compared to what we have had of late. low pressure is coming our way on saturday but the exact timing and position of this could change. where you see the rain, we think that is where it will be persistent that we are also looking at the potential for severe gales in the south—west and gales in southern counties and also eastern scotland. all it takes is for that area of low pressure to move north or south and the distribution of the rain and where the strongest winds will be will c

, south—west england as well.the eastern coast. more cloud across the south and south—west. not quite as cold as it will be further north. tuesdayis as cold as it will be further north. tuesday is another fine and sunny, cold day. rain arriving in the south—west on wednesday. hello, this is bbc newsroom live with joanna gosling. the headlines... the eu agrees to britain's request to delay brexit until the 31st of january — meaning the uk won't leave as planned on thursday. here, mps will vote on borisjohnson's plan to hold a december 12th general election. if he loses the government may back lib dem proposals to hold an election three days earlier, on 9th december. maurice robinson — a lorry driverfrom county armagh — has appeared in court, charged with manslaughter, money laundering and people trafficking after 39 people were found dead in a lorry in essex. world leaders warn the fight against the islamic state group is not over, despite the death of its leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi. instagram introduces tougher

further south we have seen most of rain today in the south—west corner of england where it has been windyern parts of england and pushing into south wales as well. we could see that rain not just affecting devon and cornwall, pushing towards hampshire maybe into the far south of wales stop north of that, clear skies, light the far south of wales stop north of that, clearskies, light winds the far south of wales stop north of that, clear skies, light winds and a couple of showers. whether cloud stays, temperatures will be on the higher side and as you further north the temperature gets colder. clear skies and light wind in northern scotla nd skies and light wind in northern scotland to places will have a touch of frost. here we are close to this area of high pressure that has been dominating our weather over the last few days. it is still essentially in charge that is getting squeezed by the weather fronts on the south—west that are continuing to bring patchy rain and drizzle. a game that will mainly be affecting the south—west of england. that cloud shield may push way for the northwoods

a fine start for many of us, wintering on the hills, here comes the rain from the south—west, to southwestde of northern ireland, the uk top and tailed by strengthening winds with coastal gales as well. it is turning much better than some of us, and we still have those big temperature contrasts across the uk, quite a lot of hill fog down towards the south—west of the uk in the mild as. these totals here are some of the high totals we may see on the higher ground of south—west england. without much rain falling for some, the potential for some flooding and some travel disruption, there are some travel disruption, there are some met office yellow warnings, so the possibility of seeing some disruption, especially for travel as we go into the start of the weekend. that's how we started saturday away from the area, and of course may be a touch of frost as well. the rain does eventually move south on saturday away from those wettest parts of england and wales to get a wet afternoon towards east anglia and south—east england. brightest quys and south—east england. brightest guys developing for ma

tonight stays cloudy, a little bit drizzly across south—west wales, south—west england and elsewhere looking at a largely dry start on saturday before rain moves in late in the day overnight into sunday. here is how things looked on saturday. some bright skies across eastern areas but towards the best you can see the cloud increase with rain moving into northern ireland, western scotland, and north—west of england and wales by the end of the day. maximum temperature is 15—17. but this is a weather system which will continue to move eastward overnight saturday into sunday. it isa overnight saturday into sunday. it is a slow—moving future and it'll bring some heavy at times across northern and eastern areas of the uk. sunday morning starting off quite wet for many, the rain lingers on across eastern areas into the afternoon. elsewhere, some brighter skies, bit of sunshine for south—west england, wales, northern ireland and the west of scotland during sunday, maximum temperature is about 12—17. into next week, remaining quite unsettled, more rain in the forecast, strong winds as well, p

the strongest winds to the south—west and south wales. t. but here, generally a lot more in the way of drier and brighter weather compared with what we saw on saturday. a bright day towards the north east. but the north east to the south west, there windy conditions. and temperatures at the levels they should be for the time of year. they will feel cooler down those eastern coasts with the wind off the sea. still some rain for a time as we go into sunday evening across central and eastern parts. that will fade away. drier with some mist and fog forming. and then, later in the night, more wet and windy weather arrives back into the west. that will lift temperatures up into the start of monday morning rush hour. a little bit cooler, but at least drier to the east of the country. as we start monday, this is the chart. a big area of low pressure to the south of iceland. it doesn't look great, does it? and these weather fronts will bring persistent rain to start the day in western areas. strong to gale—force winds. they could become severe gale

one thing you will notice, it will be much milder, winds coming in from the south—west.haps a drier slot following on behind, but it will stay quite mischievous hill fog around, and then the next batch of rain moves into western areas, which could be quite heavy. 13 to maybe 16 celsius across the cell. this is the area of low pressure i was talking about which will bring the stormy speu about which will bring the stormy spell through saturday, we think. that could bring some disruption, along with that, some very heavy and persistent rain hitting parts of wales and england as we head through the course of the day. some very wet weather across northern and eastern scotla nd weather across northern and eastern scotland as well. but we're more concerned about the winds across the south, gusts of up to 70 mph, which could leave some disruption and potential damage in places. temperature rise, and the seasonal average, but you will really not notice it with the strength of the wind and all the heavy rain, which could also cause surface water flooding. our area of low pressure

some patchy rain as well for the channel islands and into the south—west of england, perhaps even intoshowers peppering the north and east coast being brought by that breeze but for most it is a cold and clear night. central and north heiress will have another widespread frost. mist and fog around, too, which will tend to clear quickly. tuesday, similar to monday, dry with plenty of sunshine. showers affecting the north and east coast, cloudy across scotland. for the south—west, it remains cloudy with some south—west, it remains cloudy with some shower of rain for the south—west of england, south wales, more of a breeze here, too, so feeling quite chinni —— chili because of that strengthening one. for tuesday night, the cloud and rain spreads further northwards. across the north of the uk, another dry, clear, cold night with widespread frost, but less cloud in the south. high pressure pushes over towards the near continent as we head through wednesday, allowing this low pressure and a weather front to advance further north and eastwards. it could be that many parts of wales, central an

across—the—board, drying in the south—west later.om where they are now. a wet start across much of scotland, northern, central and eastern england. rain persisting around the eastern counties with a gusty wind. heaviest in east anglia, elsewhere becoming lighter. the best brightness further west. most places will be having a drier and sunnier day than we've had today. the week ahead is fairly changeable. if you have a dry day it is likely to be followed by showers and longer spells of rain. hello, this is bbc news with rachel schofield. the headlines. the mother of teenager harry dunn who died in a crash involving the wife of a us diplomat — says the government must put pressure on her to return to the uk. the us state department expressed sympathy, but said diplomatic immunity was rarely waived. democrats leading the impeachment inquiry into president trump, issue a legal order demanding that the white house hand over more documents. dozens of people are injured, eight of them seriously, after a double—decker bus overturns in devon.

away to the south—west, more clouds and rain here, perhaps, certainly in the far south—west, but it helpsttle bit of rain as we move into tuesday. the isobars opening up over the north of scotland, so less in the way of breeze here. still a wee bit of an onshore wind towards eastern shores, but after a frosty start it will be a gloriously sunny day. but again, those temperatures really struggling. more perhaps just getting into double figures, but as you see, onlyjust. now, having had those fronts towards the south—west for a day or two i think they will be taken over by a new set of fronts coming in from the atlantic. notice the squeeze on the isobars, too. after a frosty start across many central and eastern areas, it's towards the west that we look to see a combination of cloudy, wet and windy weather becoming ever more pervasive across these western areas, eventually getting up into northern ireland through central and western parts of wales, down across the south—west. but at least those temperatures beginning to recover slightly. we are up to about 13 as a max. wednesday night into

as we go into tonight, again, the south and west will see most of the showers. r south through scotland, with a good deal of cloud around. many of us seeing those temperatures dipping down into single figures. there could be the odd mist and fog patch around, for some, as we start the day tomorrow. and then, tomorrow, this area of cloud and rain slowly feeds out of scotland into parts of northern england. and notice the northerly wind getting stronger into northern scotland with a few showers. that will be quite a biting wind. you'll feel a chill with that going through saturday. northern ireland may get the odd shower. one or two around for england and wales to, but there will be some sunny spells. and here is the low pressure. by sunday, heading out into the north sea. close to that, still a few showers around, particularly parts of eastern scotland and north—east england, but there is going to be a lot of dry weather around on sunday. a good deal of cloud mind you. still a good chance of the odd mist and fog patch to start the day, and more of us tapping into

some sunshine for northern ireland, wales and the south—west.gh the south—east of england. and these are the sorts of temperatures we are looking at. no great shakes on the whole. where you get the sunshine in wales and the south—west of england, 17 degrees. it should feel quite pleasant. that weather system slides away into continental europe, but another area of low pressure. the wind driving in the next weather system as well. eastern areas starting off dry. we have a rain band pushing from west to east, coupled with some strong winds. gales are possible towards the north—west of the uk, closer to that area of low pressure. those temperatures are around 1a or 15 degrees or so, so near—normalfor this time of the year. that area of low pressure is going to stick around for awhile, those weather fronts should be pushing through, mind you. but we're going to find a wraparound of cloud and wetter weather coming back into northern ireland, back into scotland, particularly in the north—west of scotland, so wet and windy weather here on tuesday. the

back to the south—west.g out but the cloud and rain spreading from the south—west, moving across wales, midlands, parts of southern england and this is a waving fund which means that shoot pain changes position and way further north across scotland and ireland but this is what we currently think. as it engages with the cold air, travelling further north, some sleet and snow on the tops of the pennines and potentially, too, the southern uplands. when the any all, when the in the south. southern england and south wales. cool in the north, too, with eight as our top temperatures 16 further south. low pressure still in charge. a cooler direction for us and high pressure takes over. on saturday, rain moving south across england and wales, behind it some sunshine and a plethora of showers, when the any north once again and still looking at that wind coming in from the north and north—west which, asi from the north and north—west which, as i mentioned, is a cool direction. looking at seven or eight in the north but

about to get a lot of heavy rain through friday into at least early saturday, from the moors of south—westher front. finally, as it does clear, by the end of saturday from south—east england, that's when the cold air travels further south. now, as i mentioned, it's already in place across the northern half of the uk. a touch of frost for you to start the day in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. it is a mild start the further south you are. a few showers in scotland, wintry on hills. here comes the rain from the south—west and wales into the midlands, especially the west midlands, the eastern side of northern ireland and southern scotland. the uk top—and—tailed by strengthening winds, with coastal gales as well. so it is turning much wetterfor some of us, and we still have those big temperature contrasts across the uk, but quite a lot of hill fog down towards the south—west of the uk in the mild air. let's focus in on the rain, though, and these totals you're seeing here are some of the higher totals we may see in the higher ground in the moors of south—west england, the wels

west. chilly across scotla nd the south and west.y rain gradually working its way north and east, eventually clearing. some dry spells before further heavy rain moves in across northern ireland, wales and the south—west. but my. flashback —— by buyer. hello. it's thursday. it's 10 o'clock. i'm victoria derbyshire. good morning. it's halloween, and it was supposed to be brexit day. we will leave the european union on october 31st. we are coming out of the eu on october 31st come what may. we are going to fulfil the repeated promises of parliament to the people and come out of the eu on october 31st, no ifs or buts. instead, borisjohnson is visiting a school and a hospital while labour leaderjeremy corbyn in an hour's time will make his pitch to be the next prime minister. and these voters are here to tell these would—be mps how they feel about the fact brexit has been delayed again, and whether it's going to affect the way they vote in

about to get a lot of heavy rain through friday into at least early saturday, from the moors of south—west england, that's when the cold air travels further south. now, as i mentioned, it's already in place across the northern half of the uk. a touch of frost for you to start the day in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. it is a mild start the further south you are. it's a fine start for many of us. a few showers in scotland, wintry on hills. here comes the rain from the south—west and wales into the midlands, especially the west midlands, the eastern side of northern ireland and southern scotland. the uk top—and—tailed by strengthening winds, with coastal gales as well. so it is turning much wetterfor some of us, and we still have those big temperature contrasts across the uk, but quite a lot of hill fog down towards the south—west of the uk in the mild air. let's focus in on the rain, though, and these totals you're seeing here are some of the higher totals we may see in the higher ground in the moors of south—west england, the welsh hills and pennines. lower levels won't s