parts of south—west england and wales _ of south—west england and wales.d have recorded _ places ever high ground have recorded more than 150 millimetres of rain so far. that— millimetres of rain so far. that is— millimetres of rain so far. that is around eight month's worth— that is around eight month's worth of— that is around eight month's worth of rain in the space of just— worth of rain in the space of just this _ worth of rain in the space of just this weekend. all of that water— just this weekend. all of that water flowing into the river systems. that is why we are having — systems. that is why we are having such significant flooding impacts. this band is on the — flooding impacts. this band is on the move. albeit slowly. wales — on the move. albeit slowly. wales is _ on the move. albeit slowly. wales is improving. still some rain across— wales is improving. still some rain across the south east corner— rain across the south east cornerjust now. the worst of the weather this afternoon across _ the weather this afternoon across the south—west of engl

but look what's happening in the south—west. so in the south—west we've got some rain coming in.oasts once again likely to see some of those showers coming down the north sea this time, into east anglia. again, a lot of dry weather, but another cold day for most. but perhaps something not quite as cold coming in to the far south—west. and as we head into the weekend, there's a chance we could see some wet and very windy weather, but not as cold. but it turns colder next week. live from london, this is bbc news. farmers are protesting in london against changes to inheritance tax. thousands are expected, but ministers insist their tax plans are necessary. president zelensky says ukraine will never submit, 1000 days since the start of russia 's full—scale invasion. irate since the start of russia 's full-scale invasion. we must -ush full-scale invasion. we must push russia _ full-scale invasion. we must push russia towards - full-scale invasion. we must push russia towardsjustice. | push russia towards justice. every threat from russia must be met with full sanctions. a court in hon

the south—west of england bore the brunt., it looks like, they've seen there since 1990. so very wet, very windy across these southern and south—eastern parts of england as we head towards the end of the day. the winds also picking up again across northern ireland and western scotland. gales in many areas here could cause some disruption. a lot of showers in the north of the uk. and as we head through this evening and tonight, well, this band of rain does trudge slowly across the south—east of england. it does dry up a bit across wales and the south—west. a few showers here. frequent showers across the north of the uk, northern ireland, scotland. close to the centre of that low, still very windy. gales in the north. those are your overnight temperatures. not quite as mild as it was last night. so, tomorrow, a slightly calmer day. storm bert still close enough to be bringing some pretty windy weather in northern areas. frequent showers across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. one or two into wales, the south—west.

but look what's happening in the south—west. so in the south—west we've got some rain coming in. but elsewhere we're looking at a mostly dry day and another cold one. as we head on into friday windward coasts once again likely to see some of those showers coming down the north sea this time, into east anglia. again, a lot of dry weather, but another cold day for most. but perhaps something not quite as cold coming in to the far south—west. and as we head into the weekend, there's a chance we could see some wet and very windy weather, but not as cold. but it turns colder next week. live from london, this is bbc news. it's 1,000 days since russia's full scale invasion of ukraine and the message from president zelensky — ukraine will never submit. we must push russia towards justice. every threat from russia must be met with full sanctions. a hong kong court sentences 45 democracy activists to years in prison— in a controversial national security trial. it is an unfair trial, an unreasonable trial. even one day, they don't deserve to be in prison. thousands of farmers are in london

the rain should've cleared wales and the south—west by the morning, and that heavy rain clearing the his rain does move away from lincolnshire and east anglia, where it will turn quite windy as the rain clears, and the winds will bring in a few showers along the east coast of scotland and the north—east of england. 0therwise, many northern areas seeing some sunshine. a chillier day, though, than it was on tuesday, particularly if any of that fog lingers in northern ireland. this is storm conall — it's really developing as it leaves our shores, hence the strongest of the winds are likely to be in the netherlands, and following on from that, a ridge of high pressure will build across the uk — that's bringing light winds, clear skies, and that's pointing to a widespread frost by thursday morning. there may be some mist and fog patches around, as well, which will slowly lift. could be a little grey for a while in the south—east of england. many places, though, will be dry with some sunshine, but towards the far south—west of england and wales, a little rain coming in here, and pushing int

a few for wales, the south—west of england, some wintry showers for northern ireland and frequent snowfurther accumulations of snow here with some pretty brisk winds, so temperatures at best — north to south — 2—8 degrees. factor in the strength of the wind, it is going to feel colder than that, and temperatures certainly dropping away during the night. another cold night. still some wintry showers, but i think they'll tend to clear away from the east coast. a few more into these western parts, particularly in the north—west of scotland. and by the end of the night, you may have noticed there some rain and perhaps some snow pushing towards the far south—west of england, in association with this area of low pressure. now, the centre of this low is set to stay away to the south of us, but it may just get close enough for the south—west of england to see some rain, sleet and hill snow. could even see something wintry across the channel islands. elsewhere, quite a lot of sunshine around. still some wintry showers in spots exposed to the wind and it is again going to feel cold for the time

we've had a combination of rain, sleet and also some snow across the south—west of england this morningis area of low pressure which is continuing to push southwards and eastwards. another weather front crossing the north of scotland, introducing further snow showers as well. here we could have as much as 5—10cm blowing in the wind, but things easing through the afternoon across the south—west. we will still see some wintry showers coming in on the wind across south—west scotland and northern ireland, north—west england and north wales. but aside from that, it's going to be a mostly dry and cold day with some sunshine. as we head through the evening and overnight, the wintry showers continue across the north of scotland, coming across northern ireland, isle of man, northern england, wales, to the midlands and the south—east. clear skies means there is a risk of ice on untreated surfaces and a widespread frost with temperatures widely below freezing. so that takes us into tomorrow. tomorrow, too, we are looking at some wintry showers. we have this ridge of high pressure building in, so t

further south for much of england and wales the wind will be lighter but still some showers in the westa definite improvement into monday. a little bit cooler as well and then for all of us over by with, by the time we get to choose to bet starting them to feel colder again. we choose to bet starting them to feel colder again.— feel colder again. we are furious all _ feel colder again. we are furious all round - feel colder again. we are furious all round the - feel colder again. we are l furious all round the world watching, where is the storm heading after the uk? it is heading after the uk? it is -aushin heading after the uk? it is pushing north _ heading after the uk? it is pushing north and - heading afterthe uk? it 3 pushing north and east toward scandinavia. but again it is going to be hitting that colder air so much of it falling as snow. but generally speaking dragging in milderair snow. but generally speaking dragging in milder air with it in from the south—west. and thatis in from the south—west. and that is going to be affecting much of western europe. so where we've seen al

wednesday and thursday we will hang on to the cold air, look what happens in the south—west.e rain coming in, thejury is still out on this, we could see some snow in the moors, possibly the channel islands, elsewhere looking at a dry day but a cold one. friday, likely to see some of these are showers coming down the north sea this time into east anglia, a lot of dry weather, but another cold day for most. as we head into the weekend, there's a chance we could see some wet and very windy weather but not as cold, but it turns colder next week. presidents are lansky of ukraine says his country will never submit to the thousand days since russia's invasion. we must push russia towards justice,... as we must push russia towards justice.---_ justice,... a court in hong kona justice,... a court in hong kong has _ justice,... a court in hong kong has a _ justice,... a court in hong kong has a sentence - justice,... a court in hong kong has a sentence 45 i kong has a sentence 45 democracy activists to jail. up to 12 centimetres of snow has fallen across parts of the uk, more is foreca

this is in the south—west of england. just how strong the waves are still as a result of the storm that has blown through. after days of talks and 30 extra hours of bitter wrangling, the cop29 climate conference finally agreed a deal in the early hours of the morning in baku. the world's richest nations pledged more than $300 billion a year by 2035 — to help poorer nations deal with climate change — and develop without needing to rely on fossil fuels. but despite the amount being three times the current existing pledge, some developing nations criticised the deal as insufficient. here's our climate editorjustin rowlatt. it was in the early hours of this morning when the key text was agreed. to huge applause from the room. but some delegates from developing countries were angry, and just listen to how that went down in the room. i regret to say that this document is nothing more than an optical illusion. this, in our opinion, will not address the enormity of the challenge we all face. applause therefore, we oppose the adop

south. still a few more showers out towards the west, perhaps.ving off towards scandinavia, so we are going to see lighter winds across the board. in fact, the winds are coming in from the north so it is going to be feeling cooler. watch out on wednesday — there could be more rain in the south from another area of low pressure, pushing further northwards and eastwards, so generally cooler into the start of next week. there will be more sunshine around and lighter winds. watch out for some rain in the south through the middle of the week. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. an 11th hour deal at the cop 29 climate summit after negotiations on financing for poorer nations went into overtime. whilst some celebrate, other nations, including india, say the deal falls far short of what is needed. and officials in lebanon say more than 50 people have been killed in israeli air strikes on beirut and baalbek. i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. world leaders have agreed a major deal on climate finance after days of negotiations and

the cold air not quite arriving to all, still relatively mild down in the south—west, but a bitterlybelow freezing and perhaps even some freezing fog as well. but generally scotland, northern ireland, northern england and north wales will keep some sunshine clouding over from the south—west later on in the day, with outbreaks of showery rain here. we mightjust see double digits down across cornwall, but generally 6—9 degrees across england and wales. much colderfurther north — 3 or 4. so the cold air is starting to push its way steadily southwards. but as this weather front moves in and bumps into that cold air, we could see the spell of significant snow — mostly to higher ground, but perhaps some accumulations at lower levels across parts of north wales, into the north midlands, up across the pennines, perhaps into southern scotland, as well as much as five to 10cm of snowfall before that low starts to pull away. and even once it does, it could turn quite icy behind, with a wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow across east anglia and south—east england for a time. windy with it as that

from great western rail, who operate most of the intercity train services out of paddington to the south—westbefore you travel. if you can avoid travelling completely, the advice is to stay at home. many thanks for— advice is to stay at home. many thanks for bringing _ advice is to stay at home. many thanks for bringing us _ advice is to stay at home. many thanks for bringing us up - advice is to stay at home. many thanks for bringing us up to - thanks for bringing us up to date. so, avoid travel if you can. we are watching live images of bradford—on—avon, in wiltshire. the water is still not proceeding, so a lot of problems there. let's speak to chris fawkes from bbc weather. in terms of it being a weather offence, how bad in terms of it being a weather offence, how had was storm birds. offence, how bad was storm birds. ~ ., ., , offence, how bad was storm birds. ~ . ., , ., , birds. we had a triple whammy reall of birds. we had a triple whammy really of hazard _ birds. we had a triple whammy really of hazard with _ birds. we had a triple whammy really of hazard with this - really of hazard

a few for wales, the south—west of england, some wintry showers for northern ireland and frequent snowatures at best — north to south — 2—8 degrees. factor in the strength of the wind, it is going to feel colder than that, and temperatures certainly dropping away during the night. another cold night. still some wintry showers, but i think they'll tend to clear away from the east coast. a few more into these western parts, particularly in the north—west of scotland. and by the end of the night, you may have noticed there some rain and perhaps some snow pushing towards the far south—west of england, in association with this area of low pressure. now, the centre of this low is set to stay away to the south of us, but it may just get close enough for the south—west of england to see some rain, sleet and hill snow. could even see something wintry across the channel islands. elsewhere, quite a lot of sunshine around. still some wintry showers in spots exposed to the wind and it is again going to feel cold for the time of year. now, on friday, again, we'll see some wintry showers, particularl

bearing the blunt of those strong winds early today with the south—west of.f 76 must per hour looks like the strongest wind gust they have had a tubal tent since 1990. more than 30 years. in the last couple of hours we have seen the winds picking up again across the western side of scotland. met office yellow warning is in force for the strength of the wind is not only across the south and east of england but also across northern ireland and the western side scotland, it will be legislating first off is that what happens next, the area of low pressure storm bert will push close to the north of ready and when at night, still very windy, particularly in the north of uk, but storm slowly sliding away during tomorrow and think should slowly start to come down.— and think should slowly start to come down. thank you. let's show you _ to come down. thank you. let's show you the — to come down. thank you. let's show you the live _ pictures from porthleven in cornwall, where as you can see we have been reporting how effects of storm bert still being felt there with th

the rain should've cleared wales and the south west by the morning, and that heavy rain clearing the in does move away from lincolnshire and east anglia, where it will turn quite windy as the rain clears, and the winds will bring in a few showers along the east coast of scotland and the northeast of england. otherwise, many northern areas seeing some sunshine. a chillier day, though, than it was on tuesday, particularly if any of that fog lingers in northern ireland. this is storm conall — it's really developing as it leaves our shores, hence the strongest of the winds are likely to be in the netherlands, and following on from that, a ridge of high pressure will build across the uk — that's bringing light winds, clear skies — and that's pointing to a widespread frost by thursday morning. there may be some mist and fog patches around, as well, which will slowly lift. could be a little grey for a while in the south—east of england. many places, though, will be dry with some sunshine, but towards the far south—west of england and wales, a little rain coming in here and pushing into north

intercity provider that runs from london paddington down here into south wales and also into the south—westgland come into devon and cornwall police. they are advising people not to travel today because they really don't have any services running and they say if they do manage to get some of them running they could have to stop them because a number of lines are flooded. down in devon the line between exeter and plymouth regularly gets flooded and that has happened again, meaning they can't get any trains done that way. some of the smaller branch lines in devon and cornwall police are also having problems, for example the one that runs from exmouth down to barnstable. the line from crediton to okehampton is not running today. the advice is if you are thinking about travelling by train from london down into south wales worth the south—west you really shouldn't do it today because there are unlikely to be many, if any, services running. the fact that the sun is out does not mean the sun is out does not mean the impact of the flooding over the impact of the flooding over the last two days isn'

this is the system bringing in the rain to the south—west and strengthening winds and as we go throughands but a lot of dry weather. areas exposed to the north—westerly wind seeing further wintry showers starting to accumulate and these are our temperatures. again feeling colder in the wind. friday sees further wintry showers here and there. a lot of dry weather around. still sunshine following on from a frosty, icy start and beyond that thing start to change quite dramatically. low pressure coming in. you can see the squeeze on the isobars. some of us will see some snow. thejury is out some of us will see some snow. the jury is out on exactly where the snow will be but you can see north wales, northern england and scotland could see this. don't forget, a lot of rain coming on strong winds. gales for some, especially in the west and these the temperatures. the milder air coming in with the system, pushing steadily north. it won't get into scotland but on sunday it will. remain unsettled through the weekend and as we go through the early part of next week temperatures start to slide. a

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

a few for wales, the south—west of england, some wintry showers for northern ireland and frequent snow—8 degrees. factor in the strength of the wind, it is going to feel colder than that, and temperatures certainly dropping away during the night. another cold night. still some wintry showers, but i think they'll tend to clear away from the east coast. a few more into these western parts, particularly in the north—west of scotland. and by the end of the night, you may have noticed there some rain and perhaps some snow pushing towards the far south—west of england, in association with this area of low pressure. now, the centre of this low is set to stay away to the south of us, but it may just get close enough for the south—west of england to see some rain, sleet and hill snow. could even see something wintry across the channel islands. elsewhere, quite a lot of sunshine around. still some wintry showers in spots exposed to the wind and it is again going to feel cold for the time of year. now, on friday, again, we'll see some wintry showers, particularly around the coast, but we could se

in fact, in the last few hours, we've seen some heavier pulses pushing up through the south—west intoe now. there could be some localised flooding before storm bert moves away. the centre of the low starting to hook itself to the north—west of the uk. but that trailing weather front will stay with us throughout the day. it's going to gradually drift its way steadily eastwards, the rain becoming light and patchy through the midlands by lunchtime as the rain heads into east anglia and the south—east. a frequent rash of sharp, squally showers driven by severe gales, though, around the far north and west of scotland. some areas close to the coast could see gusts of wind widely 60, possibly 70mph. but it's a mild story as well. double figures right across the country, 17 or 18 degrees. if we get that, that could be a date record. now, as that rain starts to ease away overnight, things will quieten down for england and wales. but the centre of the low, storm bert, starts to drift its way across scotland, so here it stays showery and windy through the night. not a cold start to our monday mo

this area of cloud here could head towards the south west of england and bring some wintry weather byntry showers are coming in on that northerly wind, which is why it feels so cold. even if you've got the sunshine. and many places will be dry this afternoon but temperatures are 3 to 5 degrees. feeling a lot colder down the east coast of england, where the rain, sleet and snow that we're seeing here is going to move away this evening. more snow showers inland across northern scotland overnight. a few wintry showers get pushed into northern ireland over the irish sea. icy conditions here too, and a wintry mix arrives in the far southwest of england. it's going to be another cold night. temperatures similar to last night, another widespread frost. but this time we have this area of low pressure here. and whilst it's going to bring most of the rain and snow into france and a lot of snow to the alps, we're just going to catch the tail end of that, which is why we could see a couple of centimetres of snow over the hills in the south west of england. more snow showers overland across scotla

let's go further down into the south—west in cornwall.is porthleven and again you can see that it is windy conditions. should say that this wind has led to a number of power lines coming down and looking at the map from the national grid in the south—west area there are a number of power cuts that we are seeing. i am seeing that there are power cuts around troon in cornwall and lots of those areas will see that because of those winds the power cables will come down and that will lead to localised power cuts. that is the picture in porthleven. wind is the issue down there. let's go to scotland, because it is snow thatis scotland, because it is snow that is the issue in scotland and there have been road closures. we have seen on this picture from edinburgh during the morning that kids there, you can see some of them in the top left enjoying the snow conditions and getting those makeshift sledges out to enjoy that. but the police in scotland have been urging drivers not to go out because the conditions have been really poon the conditions ha

this area of cloud here could head towards the south west of england and bring some wintry weather bying in on that northerly wind, which is why it feels so cold. even if you've got the sunshine. and many places will be dry this afternoon but temperatures are 3 to 5 degrees. feeling a lot colder down the east coast of england, where the rain, sleet and snow that we're seeing here is going to move away this evening. more snow showers inland across northern scotland overnight. a few wintry showers get pushed into northern ireland over the irish sea. icy conditions here too, and a wintry mix arrives in the far southwest of england. it's going to be another cold night. temperatures similar to last night, another widespread frost. but this time we have this area of low pressure here. and whilst it's going to bring most of the rain and snow into france and a lot of snow to the alps, we're just going to catch the tail end of that, which is why we could see a couple of centimetres of snow over the hills in the south west of england. more snow showers overland across scotland developing a bit

the rain should've cleared wales and the south west by the morning, and that heavy rain clearing the ndy as the rain clears. and the winds will bring in a few showers along the east coast of scotland and the north—east of england. otherwise, many northern areas seeing some sunshine. a chillier day, though, than it was on tuesday, particularly if any of that fog lingers in northern ireland. this is storm conall — it's really developing as it leaves our shores, hence the strongest of the winds are likely to be in the netherlands. and following on from that, a ridge of high pressure will build across the uk — that's bringing light winds, clear skies — and that's pointing to a widespread frost by thursday morning. there may be some mist and fog patches around, as well, which will slowly lift. could be a little grey for a while in the south—east of england. many places, though, will be dry with some sunshine, but towards the far south—west of england and wales, a little rain coming in here and pushing into northern ireland later on in the day. here, the winds are strengthening, lifting the

we might again get 16 somewhere in the south—west. sunday, remembrance sunday.temperatures through sunday afternoon again between 12 and 16 degrees. but as we move into monday and that weather front eases away, we see this area of high pressure building in from the west. so change in wind direction will certainly bring a change performance once again. a lot of cloud around. by the end of the day we could see some patchy drizzle into northern ireland, perhaps wales and south west england as well. scotland could again see the best of any sunny breaks. 11 to 14 degrees here. we might again get 16 somewhere in the south—west. sunday, remembrance sunday. another front will move in. this time it could bring some showery outbreaks of rain with it, but as that front moves through, it's a cold front. it's going to introduce cleaner, fresher airfollowing on behind. welcome news for many of us. top temperatures through sunday afternoon again between 12 and 16 degrees. but as we move into monday and that weather front eases away, we see this area of high pressure building i

a few for wales, the south—west of england, some wintry showers for northern ireland and frequent snow winds, so temperatures at best — north to south — 2—8 degrees. factor in the strength of the wind, it is going to feel colder than that, and temperatures certainly dropping away during the night. another cold night. still some wintry showers, but i think they'll tend to clear away from the east coast. a few more into these western parts, particularly in the north—west of scotland. and by the end of the night, you may have noticed there some rain and perhaps some snow pushing towards the far south—west of england, in association with this area of low pressure. now, the centre of this low is set to stay away to the south of us, but it may just get close enough for the south—west of england to see some rain, sleet and hill snow. could even see something wintry across the channel islands. elsewhere, quite a lot of sunshine around. still some wintry showers in spots exposed to the wind and it is again going to feel cold for the time of year. now, on friday, again, we'll see some wintry sho

but this is the developing storm moving up from the south west, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain.g, will be in the far southeast of england. further north, there will be some rain, but no great amounts, but any more rain, given all the flooding, will not be particularly good news, and further north still, into the far north of england — scotland in particular, and northern ireland — some frost around here early on wednesday, some mist and fog patches, too. but further south, it looks pretty cloudy. the rain should've cleared wales and the south west by the morning, and that heavy rain clearing the southeast of england by late morning. eventually, this rain does move away from lincolnshire and east anglia, where it will turn quite windy as the rain clears. and the winds will bring in a few showers along the east coast of scotland and the northeast of england. 0therwise, many northern areas seeing some sunshine. a chillier day, though, than it was on tuesday, particularly if any of that fog lingers in northern ireland. this is storm conall — it's really developing as it leaves our s

south. still a few more showers out towards the west, perhaps.he storm is moving off towards scandinavia, so we are going to see lighter winds across the board. in fact, the winds are coming in from the north, so it is going to be feeling cooler. watch out on wednesday — there could be more rain in the south from another area of low pressure, pushing further northwards and eastwards, so generally cooler into the start of next week. there will be more sunshine around and lighter winds. watch out for some rain in the south through the middle of the week. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. an 11th hour deal at the cop29 climate summit after negotiations on financing for poorer nations went into overtime. whilst some celebrate, other nations, including india, say the deal falls far short of what is needed. and state media injordan says a man has been shot dead and two police officers injured in an exchange of fire near the israeli embassy in amman. i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. us presidentjoe biden hailed a major clim

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but we're still seeing those unsettled conditions across the northeast and down in the south west with more rain to come to spain and portugal. if we take a closer look, we will allow us out for that heavy rain to southern parts of portable south, south west of spain. still see some of that rain, the amber, lots of also to the south of boston. honest has some heavy rain to come here, though it won't be as heavy as what we've seen. and those unsettled conditions continue across the valley are islands on saturday. sunday sees the return of some heavy rain to buffalo. now we have got a yellow wing out for that heavy rain, but they will be some improvement, as you can see by tuesday. and there's been some improvement across the very north for the likes of norway was still seeing some very well the winter weather, but not as intense as it was to end the week west of that winter in what weather sweeps across the baltic states on woods to west and pots of russia, we'll see something of a cool down here. and in that southeast corner, in particular, for remain here on sunday. the interrogate th

south. still a few more showers out towards the west, perhaps.torm is moving off towards scandinavia, so we are going to see lighter winds across the board. in fact, the winds are coming in from the north, so it is going to be feeling cooler. watch out on wednesday — there could be more rain in the south from another area of low pressure, pushing further northwards and eastwards, so generally cooler into the start of next week. there will be more sunshine around and lighter winds. watch out for some rain in the south through the middle of the week. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. an 11th hour deal at the cop29 climate summit after negotiations on financing for poorer nations went into overtime. whilst some celebrate, other nations, including india, say the deal falls far short of what is needed. thousands of homes in the uk remain without power because of storm bert with heavy rain and thawing snow bringing flooding to many areas. and state media injordan says a man has been shot dead and two police officers injured in an exchange o

south. still a few more showers out towards the west, perhaps.torm is moving off towards scandinavia, so we are going to see lighter winds across the board. in fact, the winds are coming in from the north so it is going to be feeling cooler. watch out on wednesday — there could be more rain in the south from another area of low pressure, pushing further northwards and eastwards, so generally cooler into the start of next week. there will be more sunshine around and lighter winds. watch out for some rain in the south through the middle of the week. bye— bye. as we head through monday and into tuesday, the storm is moving off towards scandinavia, so we are going to see lighter winds across the board. in fact, the winds are coming in from the north so it is going to be feeling cooler. watch out on wednesday — there could be more rain in the south from another area of low pressure, pushing further went into overtime. whilst some celebrate, other nations, including india, say the deal falls far short of what is needed. officials in lebanon say more th

this radar picture runs over 36 hours. 150mm of rain has fallen across some high ground of south—westbut storm bert, our area of low pressure, still close by. still some very strong winds for a time, particularly across northern and western parts of scotland. not quite as mild as it was last night, but certainly not as cold as it was last week. and then as we head into tomorrow, well, it is going to be a better day. not a completely straightforward one. this rain clearing the south—east corner. then for southern and eastern parts it will be largely dry. a few showers for the south—west and for wales. a few more for northern ireland, northern england and especially scotland. some heavy thundery showers. and it will still be pretty windy up towards the north. storm bert still fairly close by, the centre of the storm, just to the north—east of us. temperature—wise, north to south, well, we're looking at around 8—12 celsius, because as storm bert clears away north—eastwards, it will leave some colder air in its wake. now, again, it's not going to be as cold as it was last week, but still

some rain, potentially thundery and heavy in the south—east. the westwith fog patches which were left during the day. quite a bit of dry weather and sunshine around. here is the weather front towards the west. we will see spots of rain getting in to the extreme west by the end of the day. the wind will pick up. temperatures three to nine, ten in the south—west. into the weekend, mixed. something you will notice as we pull in the south westerly wind temperatures will rise a bit and go down a bit into next week. you give with one hand and take it back with the other. �* i, , with one hand and take it back with the other. �* , ,, i, fans of so—called "cosy crime" books will be all too familiar with the thursday murder club series by richard osman — which has sold seven million copies in the uk alone. this makes richard the best—selling adult author of the decade. but he isn't stopping there, he's created a new series, beginning with we solve murders which has gone straight to number one in the book charts. richard 0smanjoins us now. when you read bestselli

rainfall totals continue to tot up in south—west england especially, and we still have the centre of h—west of the country. the heaviest of the rain towards the south and south—east. in between, sunshine and showers. still a fairly mild day compared to what we have had, but a windy night to come to take us into monday. live from london. this is bbc news. nato says russia�*s use of an experimental ballistic missile against ukraine will not deter western allies. an australian teenager becomes the sixth person to die in suspected methanol poisoning in laos. gatwick airport evacuates a large part of its south terminal following a "security incident". donald trump nominates veteran prosecutor, pam bondi, as his new attorney—general after matt gaetz withdraws his nomination for the role. hello, i m ben brown, welcome to bbc news now, 3 hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. after russia raised the stakes in the war against by firing an experimental ballistic missile, the nato military alliance says it won�*t be deterred from supporting kyiv. nato will hold an emergency meeting

this is the scene live in cornwall in the south—west of england. are pretty fierce still as a result of the storm bert, which has been passing through. and there is plenty more detail on the conditions across the country on the bbc news website, where there is a life page running. you can see that our lead weather presenter, ben rich, has been writing about how this particular storm has delivered record—breaking gusts of wind. the cop29 climate conference has finally agreed a deal — but it took until the early hours of sunday morning — in baku. the world's richest nations pledged more than $300 billion — that's £240 billion — a year — to help poorer nations. the money will be used to mitigate the impact of climate change and help them develop without needing to rely on fossil fuels. despite the amount being three times the existing pledge, many smaller nations criticised the deal as being insufficient. here's our climate editor, justin rowlatt. it was in the early hours of this morning when the key text was agreed. to huge applause from the room. b

the last of any mild air in the far south—west of england.a risk during monday evening of some sleet and snow across some parts of northern ireland, but more especially overnight across north wales into northern england and perhaps up into southernmost parts of scotland. the bulk of the snow over the hills but snow in lower levels as well, and that will continue to fall into tuesday morning leaving behind some icy conditions 1540 00:26:56,549 --> 00:26

this radar picture runs over 36 hours. 150mm of rain has fallen across some high ground of south—west rain is very slowly sliding eastwards. this frontal system will push away from the south—east corner as we go through the night, but storm bert, our area of low pressure, still close by. still some very strong winds for a time, particularly across northern and western parts of scotland. not quite as mild as it was last night, but certainly not as cold as it was last week. and then as we head into tomorrow, well, it is going to be a better day. not a completely straightforward one. this rain clearing the south—east corner. then for southern and eastern parts it will be largely dry. a few showers for the south—west and for wales. a few more for northern ireland, northern england and especially scotland. some heavy thundery showers. and it will still be pretty windy up towards the north. storm bert still fairly close by, the centre of the storm, just to the north—east of us. temperature—wise, north to south, well, we're looking at around 8—12 degrees, because as storm bert clears away no