we could see showers for northern ireland and south—west england and perhaps another area of rain developingcross the midlands and running into east anglia for a time. never really clearing away and also turning wendy this evening on english channel and north sea coasts. then we have the next band of rain coming in across wales and the south of england later in the light. quite across scotland and northern ireland but cold enough for some frost in the north of scotland in the countryside. low pressure than firmly in charge of the weather, this next area of low pressure focuses its heaviest rain and strongest went across wales and south—west england and indeed going through the day the wind picking up to gale force, strong enough to bring down some tree branches. the rain is neverfar bring down some tree branches. the rain is never far away bring down some tree branches. the rain is neverfar away from northern ireland, scotland probably having the driest and sunniest weather but it is cold. adding on to the end of the week low pressure spiralling away towards europe and we start to get this n

as we head into the weekend, high—pressure is close by, but it's towards the south—west of the uk.ratures on saturday could be even lower during the day as well — it will be a chilly start to the day too. so, a cool weekend ahead. there will be this mixture of sunshine and showers continuing. as we look ahead to saturday, most of the showers will be in the north and west of the uk. quite a few showers, actually, across northern scotland, quite a few showers for northern ireland. those will stream over the irish sea into north—western parts of england and wales. so, for the south and the east, it should be largely dry, some sunshine at times, those temperatures could be even lower, making 1a celsius at best through the central belt of scotland — 18 in the south of england. some more showers continuing overnight and into sunday. should be a drier day though for northern ireland, a drier day for scotland. most of the showers across england and wales, some of those could be heavy as well. temperatures will be pegged back in those showers, but probably a degree or two higher than saturd

more prolonged showery rains through northern ireland and across the irish sea into wales and the south—west too, probably driest and clearest across south—east england and north—east scotland. but it's going to be another quite cool night. now, as we head on into sunday, you will see fewer isobars on the chart, so less windy, but we have had this weather front which would've been moving across the irish sea then pushing into england and wales during the course of sunday. that's going to enhance the shower activity for england and wales. there could be the odd heavy, maybe even thundery one. fewer showers for scotland and northern ireland, and more sunshine here. because the winds will be lighter, it might feel a degree or so warmer, a high of 19 degrees in the south—east. then, as we head on into next week monday, we see a new area of low pressure skirting to the north of the uk. that's going to bring some wet and windy weather to many northern parts of the uk. some of that rain getting into northern and western england and wales through the day, but not really reaching the south—east here.

wales, the south—west of england and fog patches in the south—east, temperatures between ten and 16.w, england and wales with another largely dry day, the odd showerfor another largely dry day, the odd shower for the south—west, parts of wales, the north—west of england. drying up with parts of sunshine for northern ireland, dry of scotland, shall re—confined to the far north although it might start to get misty and murky for some north sea coasts, that will be parts of north—east england. 21 for glasgow, 22 per bel per bel per spot somewhere in east anglia, we could get to 30 but that will be the last very warm day. as this area of high pressure builds down from the north west and the winslow in a clockwise direction, we will start to draw down so much, much colder airfrom the will start to draw down so much, much colder air from the north. will start to draw down so much, much colder airfrom the north. a wea k much colder airfrom the north. a weak frontal system bringing some cloud and the odd spot of rain and again, some mist and merck plaguing north sea coasts but the northerly w

more prolonged showery rains through northern ireland and across the irish sea into wales and the south—westst england and north—east scotland. but it's going to be another quite cool night. now, as we head on into sunday, you will see fewer isobars on the chart, so less windy, but we have had this weather front which would've been moving across the irish sea then pushing into england and wales during the course of sunday. that's going to enhance the shower activity for england and wales. there could be the odd heavy, maybe even thundery one. fewer showers for scotland and northern ireland, and more sunshine here. because the winds will be lighter, it might feel a degree or so warmer, a high of 19 degrees in the south—east. then, as we head on into next week monday, we see a new area of low pressure skirting to the north of the uk. that's going to bring some wet and windy weather to many northern parts of the uk. some of that rain getting into northern and western england and wales through the day, but not really reaching the south—east here. after a bit of a foggy start, it will tend to sta

but this is a cold air strea m south—west.d air stream from the north atlantic, so, when the winds died down over the weekend, there temperatures are going to plummet, certainly a frost on the way in the north. a reminder of our top story... the chancellor, rishi sunak, announces a newjob support scheme lasting six months from november. he says it will save valuable jobs. mr speaker, these are radical interventions in the uk labour market. policies we have never tried in this country before. that is all from the bbc news at one o‘clock. it is goodbye from me and we nowjoined the bbc news teens where you are. you‘re watching bbc news, i‘m at the bbc sport centre. non—league clubs from the national league are meeting this afternoon to discuss the viability of starting the season next weekend without fans. 81% of national league north clubs, the sixth tier, say they can‘t play without financial support and that is likely to be echoed by the majority in the fifth tier. we need a rescue package, we need the government to step in. t

more prolonged showery rains through northern ireland and across the irish sea into wales and the south—westlearest across south—east england and north—east scotland. but it's going to be another quite cool night. now, as we head on into sunday, you will see fewer isobars on the chart, so less windy, but we have had this weather front which would've been moving across the irish sea then pushing into england and wales during the course of sunday. that's going to enhance the shower activity for england and wales. there could be the odd heavy, maybe even thundery one. fewer showers for scotland and northern ireland, and more sunshine here. because the winds will be lighter, it might feel a degree or so warmer, a high of 19 degrees in the south—east. then, as we head on into next week monday, we see a new area

in 1987 on 16th october, we had a storm that came in from the south—west, very strong winds, that wasn'ticted. in the south—east of england alone we lost 15 million trees in the space of about an hour. here at kew gardens, we lost over 700. the canopies were like the sale ofa 700. the canopies were like the sale of a tree so the wind hit the canopy and literally pushed them over. turner's oak was probably the kingpin of the whole story. this whole tree had been lifted out of the ground and we are talking about a bigotry that would have been nearly 200 years old, the whole tree had lifted out of the ground and sat back so the whole route plate had come out, slightly tipped, leaned over. before that we knew the tree had been slightly unwell, and this was an opportunity to save it and give it a last chance. we managed to pushit give it a last chance. we managed to push it back and we propped it, so the props are still under the tree to stop it falling over again and we decided that would be the last tree to cut up, we'd clear the arboretum and come back to it. three years later we came back

as we head into the weekend, high—pressure is close by, but it's towards the south—west of the uk.in cooler air, and temperatures on saturday could be even lower during the day as well — it will be a chilly start to the day too. so, a cool weekend ahead. there will be this mixture of sunshine and showers continuing. as we look ahead to saturday, most of the showers will be in the north and west of the uk. quite a few showers, actually, across northern scotland, quite a few showers for northern ireland. those will stream over the irish sea into north—western parts of england and wales. so, for the south and the east, it should be largely dry, some sunshine at times, those temperatures could be even lower, making 1a celsius at best through the central belt of scotland — 18 in the south of england. some more showers continuing overnight and into sunday. should be a drier day though for northern ireland, a drier day for scotland. most of the showers across england and wales, some of those could be heavy as well. temperatures will be pegged back in those showers, but probably a degree o

the bulk of the showers in the afternoon across northern ireland, wales, and south—west england wherehundery. ten to 15 the high. they fade as we go into thursday night, but all eyes further south. it is lead to the jet stream and a active jet stream rushing across the atlantic. this bait live here is going to form towards the end of the week and within that an area of low pressure will be stocked. that interaction with the jet stream will be crucial as to how stormy it will be. storm alex is named by the french weather service because the biggest impacts will be there. they're in mind, if that drifts further northwards, more impact to be effected here. even with it, we could see some disruption on friday. a0 to sickly five miles per hour gusts possible. heavy rain across southern counties and the rainfall will move northwards. —— a0 to 65 mph. northern ireland should have a fine friday with lighter winds and some sunshine. a car will stop in the mud, revolving around, bands of wet and windy weather, so more will see rain and wind over the weekend. keep up—to—date. that is all from th

the next one rattling in to the south west very quickly, and this one will be bringing heavy outbreaksening through the day as well, reaching gale force — we're expecting gusts probably in excess of 50 mph across parts of south—west england and maybe pembrokeshire as well. so, it will be a very blowy kind of day — and those kind of winds strong enough to bring down some tree branches. for northern ireland, rain not far away. scotland largely dry and sunny after that locally frosty start but still cold, 11 or 12 degrees the high here. through friday as that area of low pressure moves away to the continent, we start to draw down these northerly winds. so, it is going to feel quite chilly on friday. there will be showers coming down through the irish sea coast. and showers or longer ourbreaks of rain affecting eastern areas of england — all the while gusty northerly winds. now, inland, there will be some areas that stay dry, sunny with sparkling visibility, but it will feel chilly, 11—14 degrees. factor in those northerly winds, feeling a bit colder than that. and those brisk winds still

dominated by low pressure, the first one moves away from the east coast, the next rattled into the south—wests of rain, particularly across wales and west in england, the winds will strengthen through the day, reaching gale. just in excess of 50 mph across parts of south—west england and pembrokeshire, it will be very glowing and might bring down some tree branches. maybe not far away in northern ireland, scotland is largely dry and sunny but still cold, 11 or 12 degrees will be the high. to friday as the low pressure moves towards the continent we george adam these winds, it will feel quite chilly on friday, showers through irish sea coasts and showers all under outbreaks of rain affecting eastern england, does northerly winds all the while. some areas will stay dry and sunny with sparkling visibility but it will feel chilly, 11 to 14 degrees. factor in the winds and it will feel colder than that. the wind still with us, perhaps with some rain across eastern england, bright weather fosun day. —— for sunday. this is bbc news. tension in kentucky after a ruling in the killing of breonna taylor

tending to fizzle out as it does so but likely some rain into northern england, parts of wales, south—west you are but with increasing cloud and perhaps some gusty winds for a time across the north of england, into scotland and northern ireland but despite the breeze, the cloud and the rain, temperatures will still be in the high teens across the north of the uk and perhaps up to 20 or 21 celsius further south and east, and we hold onto that plume of warmth as we head through tuesday and for some, on wednesday although the temperatures start to come down across the north of the uk. tuesday is a mostly cloudy day, the best of the brightness will be the further east you are, likely see some rain into western scotland, maybe northern ireland, some patchy drizzle across the west of wales and south—west england but look at those temperatures quite widely in the high teens to low 20s celsius. as we head through the middle part of the week, we hold onto that warmth and humidity for the south and then turning 00:28:19,716 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 cooler elsewhere by thursday. this is bbc news. wel

further south, some rain moving into the south—west of england later on. st of northern ireland and if you coming into the north west of england and wales. the weekend is looking cloudy. patchy rain. mostly affecting north—western areas. saturday, a bright note for many, showers from that word go. scotland will get patchy rain across northern ireland, patchy rain in north—west england. quite damp around greater manchester area, especially towards the end of the day. southern england dry with sunshine. the second half of the weekend, quite a bit of cloud around. we are expecting further rain. rain moves across north—west england, north—west wales, it could be dampfor england, north—west wales, it could be damp for much of the day. rain light but persistent. eastern scotla nd light but persistent. eastern scotland could beat the place that stays dry with occasional brighter spells. next week, weatherfronts across the uk, always quite weak fears, bringing cloud and the threat ofa fears, bringing cloud and the threat of a little bit of rain at times. little in

tending to fizzle out as it does so but likely some rain into northern england, parts of wales, south—wests the north of england, into scotland and northern ireland but despite the breeze, the cloud and the rain, temperatures will still be in the high teens across the north of the uk and perhaps up to 20 or 21 celsius further south and east, and we hold onto that plume of warmth as we head through tuesday and for some, on wednesday although the temperatures start to come down across the north of the uk. tuesday is a mostly cloudy day, the best of the brightness will be the further east you are, likely see some rain into western scotland, maybe northern ireland, some patchy drizzle across the west of wales and south—west england but look at those temperatures quite widely in the high teens to low 20s celsius. as we head through the middle part of the week, we hold onto that warmth and humidity for the south and then turning cooler elsewhere by thursday. at the hands of police. this is bbc news. the headlines: an opposition activist from belarus says she was driven to the polish border by th

as we head into the weekend, high—pressure is close by, but it's towards the south—west of the uk.ratures on saturday could be even lower during the day as well — it will be a chilly start to the day too. so, a cool weekend ahead. there will be this mixture of sunshine and showers continuing. as we look ahead to saturday, most of the showers will be in the north and west of the uk. quite a few showers, actually, across northern scotland, quite a few showers for northern ireland. those will stream over the irish sea into north—western parts of england and wales. so, for the south and the east, it should be largely dry, some sunshine at times, those temperatures could be even lower, making 1a celsius at best through the central belt of scotland — 18 in the south of england. some more showers continuing overnight and into sunday. should be a drier day though for northern ireland, a drier day for scotland. most of the showers across england and wales, some of those could be heavy as well. temperatures will be pegged back in those showers, but probably a degree or two higher than saturd

south-west face. scott set up. they've even made their own snow. doug scott himself has taken part. he was diagnosed with cancer on the first day of lockdown and is at home with his family. it isn't quite everest, but carrick fell in cumbria is the setting for today's anniversary ascend. it is where doug used to train. a fitting tribute to his achievement 45 years ago. let's speak now to the man who led the expedition in 1975, sir chris boddington. when you look back at it now, that moment, they disappeared out of view, and you are really concerned about them at one stage because they had made as much progress as you hope, so well you really worried about them? inevitably because they vanished into the upper echelons and we were in the advanced face down on the glacier, and we did not see them again and we will read about that, but what had happened was there was a lot of snow in the gully and then at about 430 in the evening, we saw them through the telescopes and nick saw them in the distance and it

then towards the south—west, the cloud never really clears away.ine and showers, though showers 20 more widespread in scotland and northern ireland, pushing into the far north of england. disappointing temperatures, 17, 18 degrees, could make 20 in the south—east with any rain that arrives in the evening. high—pressure close by the weekend but it's towards the south—west of the uk leaving us with of north—westerly wind, driving in cooler air with of north—westerly wind, driving in coolerairand temperatures on saturday could be even lower during the day. a chilly start of the day. a cool weekend ahead, this mixture of sunshine and showers continuing. most of the showers will be on the north and west of the uk. quite a few showers across northern scotland. storms of the irish centre north—western parts of and wales. largely dry on the south and east. those temperatures will be even lower, making 1a degrees of rest in the central belt of scotland. more showers continuing overnight and into sunday. a dry day for scotland. most of the showers across eng

ireland by the end of the night, western scotland, the north west of england and wales and the south—weste strengthening south—westerly wind it is mild, but when stable feel cooler thanks to the wind and rain. not a bad start in eastern england but the rain will get here for the afternoon. intensive things improving, it is likely to be late in the day was later chides the northern ireland macro —— in terms of things improving. temperatures tomorrow, typically in the mid—teens. you might be able to pick up mid—teens. you might be able to pick upa mid—teens. you might be able to pick up a ridge of high pressure coming infor up a ridge of high pressure coming in for thursday amongst this giant area of low pressure governing things at the moment. thursday looks quietest, still the chance of hefty showers for northern ireland, wales and the south—west, a pupil eastern scotland, motson shannon wednesday, temperatures 14 or 15. this area of high pressure is setting the tone into the weekend, it is hard to pinpoint what will develop most but it looks like low—pressure will basically settle across

more blustery showers in northern scotland and towards the south—west, this cloud never really clearsmidlands in south—east england, a bit of light rain and drizzle. further north, brighter skies, sunshine and showers, showers 20 more widespread in scotland and northern ireland, pushing into the far north of england. disappointing temperatures, 17, 18 degrees valley typically, would make 20 in the south—east ahead of any rain that arrives in the evening. as we head into the weekend, high—pressure spy but it's towards the south—west of the uk, leaving us with a run of north—westerly wind, driving in cooler air temperatures on saturday could be even lower during the day as well. a chilly start to the day as well. so a cool weekend ahead, this mixture of sunshine and showers continuing. most of the showers will be on the north and west of the uk, quite a few showers actually cross northern scotland but a few showers were northern ireland, they will stream over the irish sea into north—western parts of england and wales so for the south and east, it should be largely dry. some sunshine at

into the weekend, high pressure towards the south—west of the weekend.day. a chilly start to the beginning of the day. showers continuing on the weekend. a few showers across northern scotland and northern ireland. they will strea m northern ireland. they will stream into north—western parts of england and wales. for the south—east, largely dry. temperatures even lower in the central belt of scotland. more showers continuing overnight. a dry day for northern ireland and scotland. most of the showers across england and wales and some could be heavy as well. probably a degree or two higher than saturday across scotla nd two higher than saturday across scotland and northern ireland but still only making 16 degrees. showers moving away during the evening as we head into the early part of next week. some weather fronts on the scene. high—pressure into southern areas. the first few days, unsettled for northern areas. temperatures in the mid— 20s. this is bbc news. the headlines: india has now registered 4 million cases of coronavirus, with figures reaching rec

northern ireland, the south west of scotland may be, the la ke south west of scotland may be, the lake the country on sunday morning it will be clear. back on that wet weather then and notjust rain but strong winds, gusts of up to 50 mph. triangle indicates where we could see up to 100 millimetres of rain so that will be very persistent to the course of the weekend. look at those temperatures are starting to rise in the south—east, up to 25 in the sunshine in london on 26 in norwich. let's talk about the hot weather. high pressure dominates the weather in europe, the winds blow in a clockwise fashion around the high, so clockwise fashion around the high, so any air in here across spain and france will be pushed to the uk, it is also hot dry as a plenty of sunshine for england, wales, much of scotland, more cloud and may be rain in the western isles and cooler so no heat in glasgow and belfast, more like 20, but 30 in london. how rare is that for september? lost and we got 30 or more was four years ago so it doesn't happen that often so very warm for the time of year. tuesday will be an

wales, the south—west of england and fog patches in the south—east, temperatures between ten and 16.er largely dry day, the odd shower for the south—west, parts of wales, the north—west of england. drying up with parts of sunshine for northern ireland, dry of scotland, shall re—confined to the far north although it might start to get misty and murky for some north sea coasts, that will be parts of north—east england. 21 for glasgow, 22 per bel per bel per spot somewhere in east anglia, we could

as we head into the weekend, high—pressure is close by, but it's towards the south—west of the uk.wer during the day as well — it will be a chilly start to the day too. so, a cool weekend ahead. there will be this mixture of sunshine and showers continuing. as we look ahead to saturday, most of the showers will be in the north and west of the uk. quite a few showers, actually, across northern scotland, quite a few showers for northern ireland. those will stream over the irish sea into north—western parts of england and wales. so, for the south and the east, it should be largely dry, some sunshine at times, those temperatures could be even lower, making 14 celsius at best through the central belt of scotland — 18 in the south of england. some more showers continuing overnight and into sunday. should be a drier day though for northern ireland, a drier day for scotland. most of the showers across england and wales, some of those could be heavy as well. temperatures will be pegged back in those showers, but probably a degree or two higher than saturday across scotland and northern irel

is on the chillier side and then some heavier showers approach northern ireland, wales, and the south west forecasting headache. low pressure dominating that clear on. just how deep this feature is to the south of the uk though is open to question, and exactly where it sits as well. it could turn out to be a very deep area of low pressure running through the channel making for gale force winds, even severe gales across southern britain and also quite an extensive spell of heavy rain. further north, you may just escape with some showers but there is, as i said, some question about the exact positioning of that low at the moment but it definitely has the uk in its sights. and then once that low pressure hones in on us, it looks like it will stay with us on into the weekend as quite a deep feature. for saturday, another windy day. at the moment, the trend has the heaviest rain coming into eastern reaches early on and then tracking its way westwards again. just take that detail with a little bit of a pinch of salt because it is very hard with this area of low pressure for us to pinpoint the ex

as we head on into the weekend, high pressure begins to build in from the south—west, squeezing in against cool and at times, brisk, west, north—westerly winds. there'll be plenty of sunshine around too, but also some showers. this is the picture for saturday and a rather cool start. again, a breezy day for all, windy across the far north—east, close to that area of low pressure. most of the showers will be affecting northern and western areas. again, the odd heavier one, tending to stay dryer the further east that you are, but those temperatures low. it will feel cooler, 14 to 18 degrees in the south—east. through saturday night, we see another feature push into northern ireland, southern scotland, that could bring more organized showery rain and that will then spread south—eastwards as we head on into sunday into large parts of england and wales. so a bit more cloud round, few showery bursts of rain, a bit of sunshine in between, could see the odd, heavy, maybe even thundery one in the south—east, dryer for scotland and northern ireland. but again, on the cool side, 14 to 18 celsius. qui

will be a spell of more persistent rain for a time this evening in northern ireland into parts of south—westcotland too. then overnight the cloud drifts its way eastwards and patchy light rain moves across much of the uk. but there will be some clearer spells, particularly for the south—east of england and northern scotland, where temperatures will fall to mid single figures. through the day tomorrow, we have got this feature here that will pep up those showers, moving south eastwards across england and wales. so that is where we will have the bulk of the showers tomorrow. whereas scotland and northern ireland will see a drier day, with more sunshine, lighter winds than we are seeing out there today. so not a bad day. cloud breaking up to allow some sunshine. but some of these showers, as they drift eastwards across england, could be quite heavy and thundery later in the afternoon. temperatures about 1a to 20 degrees, probably a touch warmer tomorrow than today. over sunday night and into monday, there is a deep area of low pressure which moves to the north of the uk, and these trailing weat

first one moving away from the east coast, the next one rattling into the south—west quickly, and thisales and western areas of england, and the winds will strengthen through the day, reaching gale force. we expect gusts probably next —— in excess of 50 mph in south—west england and pembrokeshire, so a blowing day. that's strong enough to bring them some tree branches. for northern ireland, rain not far away. scotland largely dry and sunny, but still cold, 11 or 12 the high. for friday, is that area of low pressure moves away to the continent, we stopped to draw down northerly winds, so it's going to quite chilly on friday. there will be showers coming down through the irish sea coasts and showers or long outbreaks of rain in eastern areas of england. all the while, gusty northerly winds. inland, some areas will stay dry, sunny, with sparkling visibility, but it will feel chilly. 11 to 14 and, with northerly winds, feeling colder. those brisk winds with us for the first half of the weekend, perhaps still with some rain in eastern england, and some bright with a full sunday. —— bright w

, and may be the far south—west of wales, maybe pembrokeshire.f the country, bringing showers or lengthy outbreaks of rain to some of our north sea coasts. some inland areas will stay dry. temperatures 11 to 14 degrees for many of us, feeling quite a bit cooler than that, given the strength of those northerly winds. to the weekend, still a few showers around but some drier weather. it does however stay on the cool side for all of us. that is your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines. there are warnings of tighter coronavirus measures to come if people don't stick to the rules, as the prime minister defends the test and trace system from criticism we are not only at a record high today, testing more people than any other european country but to get to the point he raises, we will go up to 500,000 tests by the end of 0ctober! the damaging effect on pubs and restaurants, forced to change the way they serve and closing at 10pm from tomorrow. plans to bring back spectators at live sporting events next month are also on hold. the us pays tribute to

the front is still bringing patchy rain into parts of the south west of england, wales and the north west of england. and it is a damp evening here as we move into the small hours of tuesday. the front trips eastward and a damp conditions will be across east england by the end of the night. the mild night here. elsewhere, clear skies and itchy and i feel elsewhere, clear skies and itchy and ifeel on elsewhere, clear skies and itchy and i feel on tuesday. the elsewhere, clear skies and itchy and ifeel on tuesday. the best elsewhere, clear skies and itchy and i feel on tuesday. the best of the sunshine for the likes of scotland and northern ireland. a while for things to brighten up across eastern england, cloudy and make it and is the first thing. by the afternoon, a lot of sunshine and temperatures in the mid teens to the north of the uk and close to 20 in the south east. but it is all change from mid week onwards. low pressure from the atla ntic onwards. low pressure from the atlantic comes to take hold and over tuesday into wednesday, the wind picks up and on wednesday day time, qu

more cloud and rain for wales and the south—west and strengthening winds.st of the weather in the north and west. 0nly10—11 here. on friday an area of low pressure continues to push east and that brings northerly winds. a blustery and cool day on friday for more of us. showers in the west and more showers towards the east of england in particular. while temperatures 10—14 at best, way down and what we have had, where we saw temperatures reach 25 yesterday. by friday it will feel closer to around eight or nine with winds of 40 or 50 mph. windy and a few showers in eastern england. chilly nights but the days should be dry and reasonably sunny. this is bbc news. the headlines... a warning of tougher measures in england if people don‘t stick to the latest coronavirus rules announced yesterday by the prime minister borisjohnson. we‘ll be live in the house of commons shortly, where borisjohnson is due to take part in prime minister‘s questions. let‘s head over to the house of commons where prime minister‘s questions is getting under way. thank you, mr speaker. cl

maybe an isolated shower popping up across south—west england, north—west england for the afternoon,good deal of sunshine and a good deal of warmth to go with it. temperatures widely mid to high 20s and maybe somewhere in east anglia could see 30 degrees yet again. the story changes somewhat. high—pressure stays with us on wednesday but the winds change direction to more of a north—easterly. a noticeably cooler feel, particularly the further north you are, and off the north sea coast where we could see a few showers and some cloudy, misty, murky conditions. the cloud should break up elsewhere, stays perfectly warm in the south with 25 degrees. notably cooler for the north. when he heads to a dive site with a difference. this is bbc news. a very warm welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. my my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump visits fire—ravaged california and fans the flames of climate change debate. it will start getting cooler. you just watch. laughter we look at how beijing is living with the coronavirus as china com

the further south nd west you are, the better chance of seeing some sunshine, actually.in some shade in that northerly wind, it will feel cool. things look like they'll settle down a little bit thanks to a ridge of high pressure into the weekend but it's still going to remain on the cool side, both by day and by night. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: another momentous number — as the death toll in america rises, 200,000 have now lost their lives. new covid restrictions in the uk. more masks, less socialising and bigger fines for those who don't adhere to the rules. never in our history has our collective destiny and our collective health depended so completely on our individual behaviour. another 200 whales become stranded off tasmania, making it australia's biggest beaching in modern times. and — one giant step for a woman? nasa says it's heading back to the moon

tending to fizzle out as it does so but likely some rain into northern england, parts of wales, south—westds for a time across the north of england, into scotland and northern ireland but despite the breeze, the cloud and the rain, temperatures will still be in the high teens across the north of the uk and perhaps up to 20 or 21 celsius further south and east, and we hold onto that plume of warmth as we head through tuesday and for some, on wednesday although the temperatures start to come down across the north of the uk. tuesday is a mostly cloudy day, the best of the brightness will be the further east you are, likely see some rain into western scotland, maybe northern ireland, some patchy drizzle across the west of wales and south—west england but look at those temperatures quite widely in the high teens to low 20s celsius. as we head through the middle part of the week, we hold onto that warmth and humidity for the south and then turning cooler elsewhere by thursday. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: a senior belarusian opposition activist takes refuge in poland

will be a spell of more persistent rain for a time this evening in northern ireland into parts of south—westoss much of the uk. but there will be some clearer spells, particularly for the south—east of england and northern scotland, where temperatures will fall to mid single figures. through the day tomorrow, we have got this feature here that will pep up those showers, moving south eastwards across england and wales. so that is where we will have the bulk of the showers tomorrow. whereas scotland and northern ireland will see a drier day, with more sunshine, lighter winds than we are seeing out there today. so not a bad day. cloud breaking up to allow some sunshine. but some of these showers, as they drift eastwards across england, could be quite heavy and thundery later in the afternoon. temperatures about 14 to 20 degrees, probably a touch warmer tomorrow than today. 0ver sunday night and into monday, there is a deep area of low pressure which moves to the north of the uk, and these trailing weather fronts are likely to bring some wet and windy weather to parts of scotland in particular,

tending to fizzle out as it does so but likely some rain into northern england, parts of wales, south—westa time across the north of england, into scotland and northern ireland but despite the breeze, the cloud and the rain, temperatures will still be in the high teens across the north of the uk and perhaps up to 20 or 21 celsius further south and east, and we hold onto that plume of warmth as we head through tuesday and for some, on wednesday although the temperatures start to come down across the north of the uk. tuesday is a mostly cloudy day, the best of the brightness will be the further east you are, likely see some rain into western scotland, maybe northern ireland, some patchy drizzle across the west of wales and south—west england but look at those temperatures quite widely in the high teens to low 20s celsius. as we head through the middle part of the week, we hold onto that warmth and humidity for the south and then turning cooler elsewhere by thursday. thunberg welcome to bbc news. i‘m james reynolds. our top stories: a senior belarusian opposition activist takes refuge in pola

tending to fizzle out as it does so but likely some rain into northern england, parts of wales, south—westps some gusty winds for a time across the north of england, into scotland and northern ireland but despite the breeze, the cloud and the rain, temperatures will still be in the high teens across the north of the uk and perhaps up to 20 or 21 celsius further south and east, and we hold onto that plume of warmth as we head through tuesday and for some, on wednesday although the temperatures start to come down across the north of the uk. tuesday is a mostly cloudy day, the best of the brightness will be the further east you are, likely see some rain into western scotland, maybe northern ireland, some patchy drizzle across the west of wales and south—west england but look at those temperatures quite widely in the high teens to low 20s celsius. as we head through the middle part of the week, we hold onto that warmth and humidity for the south and then turning cooler elsewhere by thursday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm james reynol

to fizzle out as it does so, but likely to see some rain into northern england, parts of wales, south westg cloud. and perhaps some gusty winds for a time across the north of england, into scotland and northern ireland. but despite the breeze, the cloud and the rain, temperatures will still be in the high teens across the north of the uk and perhaps up to 20—21 celsius further south and east. and we hold on to that plume of warmth as we head through tuesday. and for some on wednesday, although the temperatures start to come down across the north of the uk. tuesday is a mostly cloudy day. the best of the brightness will be the further east you are. likely to see some rain into western scotland, maybe northern ireland, some patchy drizzle perhaps across the west of wales and south west england. but look at those temperatures, quite widely in the high teens to low 20s celsius. as we head through the middle part of the week, we'll hold on to that warmth and humidity further south and then turning cooler elsewhere by thursday. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: a senior b

cloud pressure comes with excellent winds in around wales and south—west ringwood, the channel islandsent scotla nd of northern and underwent adjacent scotland where we could see persistent rain later. away from wales and lows of us, some of more than their wares and dry and eastern parts of during the day. deborah is here 13—17. the rest of the dry and south as northern half of scotland and what i have ever known. there are around ten or 11. on friday an area of low pressure pushes east and that opens the door generally went. quite a blustery and cold day. showers running down the western coastal districts. more indie way of showers towards the east of england in particular. while temperatures tend to a sportier 15 at the best, way down under we have done where temperatures reached 25 through yesterday a dream. by friday it will feel closer to around eight or nine on friday with those whence touching a0 or50. on friday with those whence touching a0 or 50. overall while we have some chilly nights ahead, the dice should be dry and risibly sunny. hello, this is bbc news with victoria der

maybe the far south—west of england.rying up and brightening up for northern ireland. showery rain across parts of scotland. a warmer day than today here, it could get to 30 in parts of east anglia. from mid week onwards it gets cooler from the north. it will however state largely dry. —— it will however stay largely dry. the headlines... time for the rule of six — new restrictions ban social gatherings of more than six people in england as the number of coronavirus cases continue to rise. a ‘promising' new treatment for coronavirus is to be tested , artificial antibodies will be given to 2,000 patients in the uk borisjohnson will open the debate into a bill which would allow the government to break international law — fires burn across three states on the west coast of america devastating the land, and the lives, of tens of thousands of people and britain in lockdown — a new exhibition of portraits chosen by the duchess of cambridge, goes live. we have been hearing today for an england cricketerjoffrey carr archer who h

we have got a ridge of high pressure building in from the south—west. scotla nd could be the odd thunderstorm later. scotland and northern ireland tomorrow having a drier day. lighter winds and fewer showers. should feel quite pleasant. temperatures 14—20 c on sunday. sunday night into monday, a deep area of low pressure, that will move to the north of the uk. these trailing weather fronts wringing wet and windy weather across scotland, northern ireland. as the france drift across england and wales rainfall will tend to peter out. mostly dry for southern england on monday. as we move through the course of next week what you will notice some warmer air on the way. warmer air mass coming in from a south—westerly direction. we are likely to see temperatures into low or mid 205 for a time, particularly across parts of england and we also stop then things turn more autumnal, cooler and unsettled by the end of this coming week. we were talking earlier about missing giving hugs. it's led some to come up with ingenious ways. this is antony cauvin's grandma in s

tending to fizzle out as it does so but likely some rain into northern england, parts of wales, south—wests some gusty winds for a time across the north of england, into scotland and northern ireland but despite the breeze, the cloud and the rain, temperatures will still be in the high teens across the north of the uk and perhaps up to 20 or 21 celsius further south and east, and we hold onto that plume of warmth as we head through tuesday and for some, on wednesday although the temperatures start to come down across the north of the uk. tuesday is a mostly cloudy day, the best of the brightness will be the further east you are, likely see some rain into western scotland, maybe northern ireland, some patchy drizzle across the west of wales and south—west england but look at those temperatures quite good morning. welcome to breakfast, with rogerjohnson and nina warhurst. our headlines today: tougher coronavirus restrictions are imposed on bolton, which now has the highest infection rates in england. a warning to the eu — the uk's chief brexit negotiator says the government's prepared to wal

looks as though it towards the weekend we will see high pressure building in from the south and south—west going to settle down across the uk or at least the southern half. saturday looking pretty decent across much of england and wales but in scotland closer to the low again moving to the north of us the low again moving to the north of us still quite breezy with a few showers. and temperature is not particularly high and in fact the weather is improving through the course of the week towards the weekend but temperatures not particularly interesting, shall we say. around 17, 18 degrees for most. so feeling a little bit autumnal. a reminder of our top story... back to school — with a difference. millions of pupils in england return after the coronavirus lockdown. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me and, on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. you're watching bbc news. i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. england's rearranged match against the barbarians at twickenham on october 25th could be played in front of 20,000 fans — th

the next one rattling into the south—west very quickly, and this one will be bringing heavy outbreaksing through the day as well, reaching gale force — we're expecting gusts probably in excess of 50 mph across parts of south—west england and maybe pembrokeshire as well. so, it will be a very blowy kind of day — and those kind of winds strong enough to bring down some tree branches. for northern ireland, rain not far away. scotland largely dry and sunny after that locally frosty start but still cold, 11 or 12 degrees the high here. through friday, as that area of low pressure moves away to the continent, we start to draw down these northerly winds. so, it is going to feel quite chilly on friday. there will be showers coming down through the irish sea coast. and showers or longer ourbreaks of rain affecting eastern areas of england — all the while gusty northerly winds. now, inland, there will be some areas that stay dry, sunny with sparkling visibility, but it will feel chilly, 11—1a degrees. factor in those northerly winds, feeling a bit colder than that. and those brisk winds still w