another 15—20 millimetres in places, maybe even more over the high ground of south—west england. all the time. behind it we will see a few bright sunny spells, but also the heavy showers merging to give longer spells of rain. so i really u nsettled spells of rain. so i really unsettled day. windiest across southern and south—western coasts. mild, though, with that tropical moisture. highs between ten and 1a celsius. as we going to wednesday, we have this area of low pressure rotating around and sliding its way eastwards a cross rotating around and sliding its way eastwards across the uk, so still some strong winds, especially for northern scotland, southern and western coasts, and also further outbreaks of rain. but as we going to thursday, we start to pull down a north—easterly wind, so colder air flooding back down across the uk. by the time we get a friday morning, many of us will be waking up to a frost. to sum up the week ahead, mild, cloudy, wet and windy at times, but drier and colder later in the week. good night. hello, this is bbc news. we will be taking a look at tomor

through the early hours of monday morning, the heaviest of the rain across south—west england, wales,r, but a lot of cloud, some drizzle further north and east, so it's a murky, misty, mild start to monday morning, but quite wet in places. and these spells of rain will gradually track their way northwards as the day wears on, perhaps not getting as far north as the far north of scotland, but still quite a windy day for shetland, and for all of the uk, it's another mild afternoon, if rather soggy. poor visibility in places as well, but temperatures 9 to 13 celsius on monday afternoon. we'll keep those outbreaks of rain going through the evening. slowly, they'll start to ease away northwards. drier, but cloudy for a time before our next band of rain arrives into the south—west through the early hours of tuesday morning. with it comes some tropical air, so temperatures overnight into tuesday won't drop much lower than 7 or 8 celsius, and this is because in this area of low pressure is the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, and it's also going to pep up the rainfall and streng

through the early hours of monday morning, the heaviest of the rain across south—west england, wales,her north and east, so it's a murky, misty, mild start to monday morning, but quite wet in places. and these spells of rain will gradually track their way northwards as the day wears on, perhaps not getting as far north as the far north of scotland, but still quite a windy day for shetland, and for all of the uk, it's another mild afternoon, if rather soggy. poor visibility in places as well, but temperatures 9 to 13 celsius on monday afternoon. we'll keep those outbreaks of rain going through the evening. slowly, they'll start to ease away northwards. drier, but cloudy for a time before our next band of rain arrives into the south—west through the early hours of tuesday morning. with it comes some tropical air, so temperatures overnight into tuesday won't drop much lower than 7 or 8 celsius, and this is because in this area of low pressure is the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, and it's also going to pep up the rainfall and strengthen the winds on tuesday. so, across pa

south—east england and wales. raining all the time on wednesday were some holes in it but heavier rain and strong and gusty winds, the strongest will be through the channel coast and across south—westslowly tracking eastwards. further spells of heavy rain and strong winds for northern scotla nd rain and strong winds for northern scotland and one is turning more easterly and we drag down some cold air across much of the uk so to sum it up, and the week ahead, cloudy and mild with spells of wet and windy weather, dry and later in the week. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 7pm. borisjohnson pledges not to raise income tax, vat or national insurance as he unveils the conservative's election manifesto. let's go for sensible, moderate, but tax cutting one nation conservative government and take this country forward. the tories also promise to add 50—thousand nurses to the nhs in england, and restore nursing grants. labour pledges to compensate nearly 4 million women, who lost out when their state pension age rose from 60 to 66. five teenagers arrested after a large brawl at a birmingham cinema. michetes are recovered and vue cinemas pull the gang film blue story.

and then our attention turns to the south—west, our next area of rain pushing into south—west englandther north and eastwards. further north and east, mainly dry, mild, temperatures not much lower than five or six celsius. but generally, the theme in the week ahead is for more rain. this is the set—up as we go into monday. an area of low pressure, frontal systems pushing their way north and eastwards. looks like the heaviest of the rain on monday is probably going to be across england and wales. as it tracks its way north and eastwards through the day, it starts to become a little bit patchier. northern scotland probably escaping, mainly dry. some brightness and sunshine following on behind the rain across wales and south—west england, but also a few showers. but it is another mild day, 9—13 celsius. now, one area of low pressure pulls away into the north sea. here‘s our next one arriving as we go into tuesday. this has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, so it‘s going to pep up the rain, strengthen the wind. the timings of this rain may well change as we go into tuesda

and then our attention turns to the south—west, our next area of rain pushing into south—west englandnight, not getting much further north and eastwards. quite a wet start to the week across south—west england and wales. further north and east, mainly dry, mild, temperatures not much lower than five or six celsius, but generally the theme in the week ahead is for more rain. this is the set—up as we go into monday. an area of low pressure, frontal systems pushing their way north and eastwards. looks like the heaviest of the rain on monday is probably going to be across england and wales. as it tracks its way north and eastwards through the day, it starts to become a little bit patchier. but there will be some outbreaks of rain in northern ireland. could pep up for a little bit across northern england for a time, into southern scotland. northern scotland probably escaping, mainly dry. some brightness and sunshine following on behind the rain across wales and south—west england, but also a few showers. but it is another mild day, 9—13 celsius. now, one area of low pressure pulls away int

asi south—west england to east anglia. ins a re co nte nt trees as well. and some heavy rains are content with across wales and south—west england. this will be slowly pushing its way eastwards across the midlands into east anglia and south—east england through the day. some intermittent brightness behind it. not too bad across northern ireland, the far north of england and southern scotland. a few showers, mainly dry, not as windy. across the far north scotland we have some rain and gusty winds, 50 having 60 mph. shetland perhaps escaping from all the rain in the strongest of the winds. it has been a mild start to the day but temperatures won't rise much from what we have got at the moment, so high is this afternoon of10— what we have got at the moment, so high is this afternoon of 10— 13 celsius. more areas of rain spiralling around the area of low pressure through the evening and overnight, starting to become more showery, and the winds slowly start to ease down. so while it does a windy across western and southern coast

highest temperature is probably where it is turning wetter later on in the day, towards the south—west of englande brisk winds. quite grey through through the midlands, towards the south—east of england. some brighter skies further north. one or two showers though towards the north—east of scotland. the highest temperature is probably where it is turning wetter later on in the day, towards the south—west of england — may be double figures here. let's jump into friday. more showers, a lot of cloud around really on friday but the potential for some wetter weather to develop towards the west country, south—west of england, then heading into the west midlands and wales, so showers merging to some longer spells of rain which could be quite heavy, actually. 7—9 degrees in the north, double figures likely further south. those showers heavy for a wire merging into the south—west of england. the messed midlands, into the west country and wales through the west country and wales through the day. that's an area to watch as things get wetter. those temperatures typically 9— io degrees. that said into the wee

the far north staying mainly dry, windy across shetland and stronger ones across south—west england butday tomorrow, 9—13. more wet and windy weather to come into tuesday, the strongest winds for south wales in south—west england with gusts of 40-50. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. borisjohnson pledges not to raise income tax, vat or national insurance as he unveils the conservatives' election manifesto. the tories also promise to add 50,000 nurses to the nhs in england, and restore nursing grants. labour is pledging to compensate nearly four million women who lost out when their state pension age rose from 60 to 66. five teenagers arrested after a large brawl at a birmingham cinema. machetes are recovered and vue cinemas pull the gang film blue story. leaked documents reveal how china is holding hundreds of thousands of uighur muslims in detention camps, in what critics say is an effort to brainwash them. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak. late drama... in a six goal thriller between sheffield united and manchester united

and then our attention turns to the south—west, our next area of rain pushing into south—west englanding much further north and eastwards. quite a wet start to the week across south—west england and wales. further north and east, mainly dry, mild, temperatures not much lower than five or six celsius. but generally, the theme in the week ahead is for more rain. this is the set—up as we go into monday. an area of low pressure, frontal systems pushing their way north and eastwards. looks like the heaviest of the rain on monday is probably going to be across england and wales. as it tracks its way north and eastwards through the day, it starts to become a little bit patchier. but there will be some outbreaks of rain into northern ireland. could pop up for a little bit across northern england for a time, into southern scotland. northern scotland probably escaping, mainly dry. some brightness and sunshine following on behind the rain across wales and south—west england, but also a few showers. but it is another mild day, 9—13 celsius. now, one area of low pressure pulls away into the north

and then our attention turns to the south—west, our next area of rain pushing into south—west england. quite a wet start to the week across south—west england and wales. further north and east, mainly dry, mild, temperatures not much lower than five or six celsius. but generally, the theme in the week ahead is for more rain. this is the set—up as we go into monday. an area of low pressure, frontal systems pushing their way north and eastwards. looks like the heaviest of the rain on monday is probably going to be across england and wales. as it tracks its way north and eastwards through the day, it starts to become a little bit patchier. but there will be some outbreaks of rain into northern ireland. could pop up for a little bit across northern england for a time, into southern scotland. northern scotland probably escaping, mainly dry. some brightness and sunshine following on behind the rain across wales and south—west england, but also a few showers. but it is another mild day, 9—13 celsius. now, one area of low pressure pulls away into the north sea. here's our next one arriving as

through the early hours of monday morning, the heaviest of the rain across south—west england, wales, lot of cloud, some drizzle further north and east, so it's a murky, misty, mild start to monday morning, but quite wet in places. and these spells of rain will gradually track their way northwards as the day wears on, perhaps not getting as far north as the far north of scotland, but still quite a windy day for shetland, and for all of the uk, it's another mild afternoon, if rather soggy. poor visibility in places as well, but temperatures 9 to 13 celsius on monday afternoon. we'll keep those outbreaks of rain going through the evening. slowly, they'll start to ease away northwards. drier, but cloudy for a time before our next band of rain arrives into the south—west through the early hours of tuesday morning. with it comes some tropical air, so temperatures overnight into tuesday won't drop much lower than 7 or 8 celsius, and this is because in this area of low pressure is the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, and it's also going to pep up the rainfall and strengthen the

and then our attention turns to the south—west, our next area of rain pushing into south—west englandto the week across south—west england and wales. further north and east, mainly dry, mild, temperatures not much lower than five or six celsius. but generally, the theme in the week ahead is for more rain. this is the set—up as we go into monday. an area of low pressure, frontal systems pushing their way north and eastwards. looks like the heaviest of the rain on monday is probably going to be across england and wales. as it tracks its way north and eastwards through the day, it starts to become a little bit patchier. but there will be some outbreaks of rain into northern ireland. could pop up for a little bit across northern england for a time, into southern scotland. northern scotland probably escaping, mainly dry. some brightness and sunshine following on behind the rain across wales and south—west england, but also a few showers. but it is another mild day, 9—13 celsius. now, one area of low pressure pulls away into the north sea. here's our next one arriving as we go into tuesday.

through the early hours of monday morning, the heaviest of the rain across south—west england, wales,zle further north and east, so it's a murky, misty, mild start to monday morning, but quite wet in places. and these spells of rain will gradually track their way northwards as the day wears on, perhaps not getting as far north as the far north of scotland, but still quite a windy day for shetland, and for all of the uk, it's another mild afternoon, if rather soggy. poor visibility in places as well, but temperatures 9 to 13 celsius on monday afternoon. we'll keep those outbreaks of rain going through the evening. slowly, they'll start to ease away northwards. drier, but cloudy for a time before our next band of rain arrives into the south—west through the early hours of tuesday morning. with it comes some tropical air, so temperatures overnight into tuesday won't drop much lower than 7 or 8 celsius, and this is because in this area of low pressure is the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, and it's also going to pep up the rainfall and strengthen the winds on tuesday. so, a

next few days, but it has already brought rain over northern ireland and don‘t towards the south—west of englandwales, south—west england. later on, that rain pushes northwards across england and wales, followed by further heavy showers. further north, mostly dry and for most places it is a frost free night ahead. we could see a touch of frost across parts of scotland and northern england. friday morning, it sta rts northern england. friday morning, it starts off with showery rain. heavy showers for the site too. the best of any showers for the site too. the best ofany dry showers for the site too. the best of any dry and bright by the problem for the north—western parts of scotla nd for the north—western parts of scotland through the day on friday, but that went towards a south—west of england and south coast becomes quite persistent and heavy in the afternoon. brightness further east across england, and what —— temperatures will reach double figures. later in the day, some going into northern ireland and southern scotland, so most places we will see a bit of rain at some point in the day. the

through the early hours of monday morning, the heaviest of the rain across south—west england, wales, a lot of cloud, some drizzle further north and east, so it's a murky, misty, mild start to monday morning, but quite wet in places. and these spells of rain will gradually track their way northwards as the day wears on, perhaps not getting as far north as the far north of scotland, but still quite a windy day for shetland, and for all of the uk, it's another mild afternoon, if rather soggy. poor visibility in places as well, but temperatures 9 to 13 celsius on monday afternoon. we'll keep those outbreaks of rain going through the evening. slowly, they'll start to ease away northwards. drier, but cloudy for a time before our next band of rain arrives into the south—west through the early hours of tuesday morning. with it comes some tropical air, so temperatures overnight into tuesday won't drop much lower than 7 or 8 celsius, and this is because in this area of low pressure is the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, and it's also going to pep up the rainfall and strengthen t

guys in between that rain, but generally an unsettled, sometimes windy day across wales and south—west englandature on tuesday afternoon. we will keep low pressure as we go into wednesday, sparring around and working eastwards, across the uk, so it will be a messy picture, some strong winds, heavy rain collaboratively across scotland, south—western southern coast as well. further heavy rain to come, more warnings in place for rain on wednesday and then we are quite mild, 10— 12 celsius and then slowly those temperatures start to come down, and that would be the trend towards the end of the week, as this area of low pressure starts to slide eastwards it will pull down a north—easterly wind, and that will plunge some cold air across much of the uk through thursday and friday. so by the time we get the friday morning, most parts will see a frost. so to sum up the week ahead, it is cloudy, mild, wet and windy at times, dry and colder later. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. disruptor disrupted? uber finds out today if it will continue to operate in london, its biggest european mark

somewhat heavy initially, particularly across south—west england, wales and into the midlands, becomingh rain getting into the far north of scotland, another windy day for the shetland isles. another mild day across the uk, 913 is the afternoon high. further rain to come through the evening, weakening as it pushes its way north. dry but murky for a time, before another spell of heavy rain pushes into south—west england in the early hours. with that comes more trouble moisture. a start to tuesday morning, seven or eight is the overnight low. talking of low pressure, this area has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastian embedded in it, so that will pick up the rainfall strength and the wind, in the very unsettled day on tuesday, with strong and gusty winds in south wales and south—west england. i'm sharanjit leyl in hong kong, the headlines: a pro—democracy landslide in hong kong's district council elections, sweeps aside the pro—beijing establishment. turnout was more than 70% — the highest ever recorded in any hong kong election. 0ur correspondent witnessed an upset. you witne

here is our rain band through the morning, stretching up to south—west england into wales and gci’ossth—west england into wales and across to east anglia. it is heavy, persistent and slow moving. bristol and gloucestershire could see quite and gloucestershire could see quite a bit of rain on thursday, and the risk as it will move into areas 00:00:25,1000 --> 00:00:26,293 that have seen recent flooding. to the south of that, sharp showers, brightness the further north of it, but further showers moving in with a brisk wind which will make it feel cold. borisjohnson boris johnson wants to borisjohnson wants to get a majority in parliament to get through his brexit deal, then all of the other parties decided it was in their interest as well. can brexit be done by the end ofjanuary?m theory if there is a majority of the deal in parliament. there will be more negotiations with the eu after that. why are you walking backwards? everybody does in these videos. what's the most surprising thing you found about broadcasting brexitcast. rates on the news channel website. who is your favourite band

cold enough to stop the day with snow to modest hills in south—west england and south wales but it isn as it continues to fall in an area from south—west england, south—east wales, through the middle and is to lincolnshire and again, parts of yorkshire. either side of that, brighter skies and you may see the odd shower. south—east england a few heavy ones, wintry showers in northern scotland on a strong, cold, northerly wind. focus on this wind this evening, the brighter colours indicating there will be heavy bursts of rain and snow to the higher parts of the peak district, but the rain, maybe another 30 to a0 millimetres in areas already suffering serious flooding. the problems will not be helped by that. it does eventually, overnight, shift further north across more of north—east england, maybe into tomorrow morning and finishing north tomorrow morning and finishing north to scotland. not too much in the way across, but some for northern ireland and risk of ice into scotla nd ireland and risk of ice into scotland where you wintry showers. this area of cloud and some outbreaks of rai

through the early hours of monday morning, the heaviest of the rain across south—west england, wales,t's a murky, misty, mild start to monday morning, but quite wet in places. and these spells of rain will gradually track their way northwards as the day wears on, perhaps not getting as far north as the far north of scotland, but still quite a windy day for shetland, and for all of the uk, it's another mild afternoon, if rather soggy. poor visibility in places as well, but temperatures 9 to 13 celsius on monday afternoon. we'll keep those outbreaks of rain going through the evening. slowly, they'll start to ease away northwards. drier, but cloudy for a time before our next band of rain arrives into the south—west through the early hours of tuesday morning. with it comes some tropical air, so temperatures overnight into tuesday won't drop much lower than 7 or 8 celsius, and this is because in this area of low pressure is the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, and it's also going to pep up the rainfall and strengthen the winds on tuesday. so, across parts of south wales and s

there will be some sunshine around in parts of wales and southern england, the midlands into east anglia later. northern ireland and south—west england giving rain at times and through eastern parts of scotland. a spell of rain running up toward south—west england and south wales later in the day. 10—14 celsius at the top ten. sunday into monday morning, low pressure makes another push it is with this area of rain including some heavier bus heading further north. more rain, quite heavy, running into parts of eastern scotla nd running into parts of eastern scotland as well. temperature is not going down too far. into monday, low pressure is in charge. across southern parts, some sunshine but the chance of catching a heavy and may be thundery showers. the northern england, northern ireland and scotland, a fair amount of cloud and scotland, a fair amount of cloud and you could well see some rain for and you could well see some rain for a time. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: celebrations for south africans, after the springboks crushed england in the rugby world cup — for many a victory that

so, if we pick up south—west england. are in the shelter of the hills. so around the north—east of scotland, for example, parts of cumbria, for example. temperatures ranging from eight to 10 degrees. but the temperatures towards the end of the week and into the weekend are going to climb. 0nce week and into the weekend are going to climb. once again, where you see yellows, that is indicating higher temperatures, certainly higher temperatures, certainly higher temperatures than we have seen of late. so on friday we have got our weather front moving northwards, getting into northern ireland, and also southern and central scotland. and another system out towards the west, bringing in some rain. at in between, there will be drier conditions and brighter conditions. we are seeing a few more elevens on the charts. saturday's forecast, still open to question. this is what we think at the moment. it is still open to question and the timing of it, but some brighter skies out towards the west and temperatures by then, we're looking

england and wales, especially the further south you are. a lot of low cloud for northern england, northern ireland and scotland giving outbreaks of rain. not too much though towards north—westblustery in scotland. an easterly wind on the south coast of england with a south or south—westerly wind coming in here. cooler weather developing on tuesday, as we see the arrow is pointing down to the north. low pressure moving away. still a few showers around but many of seeing some drier, and in places, sunnier conditions as well. so there is a colder, drier lull in the weather and there will be a frost around as wednesday begins. all happening midweek and then later in the week i'm afraid rain comes back. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: a prominent indigenous leader is shot dead in a protected zone in the north of brazil. authorities blame illegal loggers. in the biggest turnout since conflict broke out, iraqi security forces disperse tens of thousands of anti—government protesters with tear gas and live ammunition. airbnb promises closer monitoring of potential guests after five people were kill

fairly gusty winds for south—west england.rough this evening, we are already seeing some snow over the higher ground of wales and dartmoor, with rain working further north and west which is it goes on. the north of that, clear skies. still some showers feeding in, and gci’oss still some showers feeding in, and across eastern scotland there is a chance of ice on thursday morning, as temperatures drop below freezing. it should be called the furthest south come. across south—west england, wales and east anglia, rain is heavy and persistent and slow—moving. bristol and gloucestershire could see a fair amount of rainfall. the risk as it will move into areas that have seen recent flooding. to the south of that, some sharp showers, to the north and brightness, but a brisk north—easterly wind which will make it feel cold, feeding in showers, and wherever you are able feel chilly, with temperatures below average for the time of year. mid single figures are best. as we head through thursday evening, our band of rainjust through thursday

south—west. not getting much further north and eastwards, quite a wet start of the week across south—west englandnd and wales. this is the set up as we england and wales. this is the set up as we go england and wales. this is the set up as we go into monday, the area of low pressure, frontal systems pushing their way north and eastwards. it looks like the heaviest of the rain on monday is probably going to be across england and as it tracks its way north and eastwards throughout the day it sta rts eastwards throughout the day it starts to become part year but there will be some outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, a bit in northern england for a time in southern scotland, northern lynn mainly escaping, probably dry. some sunshine behind the rain and also a few showers, but it is a mild day, 9- 13 few showers, but it is a mild day, 9— 13 celsius. now, one area of low pressure pulls away into the north sea, here is our next one arriving as we going into tuesday. this has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastian. keep an eye on the forecast over the next 24—48 hours. strong winds across w

for south—west england, not as gusty as what we have seen today. stern england. temperatures similar to today. looking to the week ahead, starting to feel a bit cooler today. it is horrible out there. but some great photos from weather watchers. let's go back to the rugby. kyle sinckler has suffered a head injury in a collision with team mate maro itoje and is now off the field. we're joined in the studio by his former coach anastasia long. how did you feel watching that? how did you feel watching that7m was a bit of a heart in the mouth moment, i was a bit of a heart in the mouth moment, lam was a bit of a heart in the mouth moment, i am gutted for him. it is a horrible way for any player to end his world cup. it was so early on, what happened ? his world cup. it was so early on, what happened? he went in for a tackle with maro itoje and he just caught him in the wrong place and was knocked out straightaway so he won't be taking part in the rest of the match. he spoke about how he came to you at school and said i fa ncy came to you at school and sa

somewhat heavy initially, particularly across south—west england, wales and into the midlands, becoming, not so much rain getting into the far north of scotland, another windy day for the shetland isles. another mild day across the uk, 9—13 is the afternoon high. further rain to come through the evening, weakening as it pushes its way north. dry but murky for a time, before another spell of heavy rain pushes into south—west england in the early hours. with that comes more moisture. a mild start to tuesday morning, seven or eight is the overnight low. talking of low pressure, this area has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastian embedded in it, so that will pick up the rainfall strength and the wind, and a very unsettled day on tuesday, with strong and gusty winds in south wales and south—west england. this is bbc news. welcome if you are watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: pro—democracy candidates in hong kong's local elections are heading for a huge victory, winning more than three quarters of the seats. leaked documents seen by the

in the wales and south—west england.n the moist, tropical air, temperatures widely in double figures, ten or 14 celsius on tuesday. we still have this area of low pressure to deal with on wednesday. gradually tracking its way eastwards. a very messy picture on wednesday. further spells of heavy rain, strong wind for northern scotland and southern england. as we going to thursday and friday, we pick up more of a north—easterly wind which is going to pull much colder air across much of the uk. by the time we get a friday morning, most of us will wake up friday morning, most of us will wake up to an overnight frost. wet and windy for a time and the week ahead, dry and cold later. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. borisjohnson pledges not to raise income tax, vat or national insurance — as he unveils the conservative's election manifesto. the tories also promise to add 50,000 nurses to the nhs in england, and restore nursing grants. labour is pledg

associated with this, 40 or50 mph gusty wind associated with this, 40 or 50 mph across parts of south—west englandthe north midlands, southern parts of northern ireland. further north, mainly dry, mist and low cloud, temperatures well above freezing, 509 celsius is the overnight low. an area of low pressure to deal with tomorrow. this frontal system continuing on its journey north and east woods. the heaviest of the rain towards england and wales, met office weather warnings in place. the rain becoming more patchy as it pushes into northern ireland and scotland. the far north of scotland staying mainly dry, still a windy day for the shetland isles and a stronger wind across south—west england and south wales. mild again, 913 celsius is the top temperature. we get rid of one area of low pressure, here is another weighting in the wings for tuesday. this has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien embedded in it. that is going to pf°p up embedded in it. that is going to prop up the rain, and the wind up to 50 knots per hour in south—west eglin. heavy rain come on top of already saturated gr

south—east of england, feeling chilly in the breeze. a little bit of sunshine further north, but the rain is going to be in the south—west of england and likely to find the highest temperatures, perhaps double figures. but that rain can be a little heavy at times. it will push its way overnight towards the south—east of england, further north across wales, perhaps into the midlands as well. and a few showers towards northern areas too. a lot of cloud around. rain never too far away so not too cold — temperatures typically 3—6 degrees. we've got a few showers to come really, i think, on friday. it's a messy sort of day. things could develop a bit wetter though towards the south—west. those showers heavy for a while, merging into some longer spells of rain through the south—west of england, the west midlands, into the west country and wales through the day. that is an area to watch as things get wetter but those temperatures typically nine or 10 degrees. now let's head into the weekend and it's a weekend dominated by low pressure. we have got one slow—moving area of low pressure over the uk which is why we are seeing that rain developing.

tomorrow, south—west england and south—west wales likely to have gusts of wind 40 to 50 miles an houruite squally and quite heavy as well. temperatures are eight to 14 degrees. we could see 15 degrees somewhere in the south tomorrow, above average for this stage in november. dues into wednesday low pressure moves across us. this is a position we think it will take but some of our computer models are taking it a little bit further north. that will altar with the strongest winds and the heaviest rain, but at the moment this is the scenario we think is going to happen. there will be some rain, drier spell than damages to about 11. thank you very much for taking us through all of that and we will see you in about half—an—hour. i am sure this way, if you have had a look at magazines, you have seen promises of black friday sales. it seems to be longer than i can remember in previous years. a week—long build up to one day. it isa to one day. it is a precursor to christmas, they don't call it christmas, but it is. of course all the e—mails and adverts, everything about trying to get us to par

the strongest winds across south wales and south—west england.dnesday. gradually tracking its way eastwards. a very messy picture on wednesday. further spells of heavy rain, strong wind for northern scotland and southern england. as we going to thursday and friday, we pick up more of a north—easterly wind which is going to pull much colder air across much of the uk. by the time we get a friday morning, most of us will wake up friday morning, most of us will wake up to an overnight frost. wet and windy for a time and the week ahead, dry and cold later.

across parts of south wales in south—west england we could well see widespread gusts of 40 to 50 milestuesday. rain spreading north across the uk, not all the time, they will be some breaks and may be brightest guys, but further heavy showers are never far behind. brightest guys, but further heavy showers are neverfar behind. it will be quite a windy day particularly across parts of wales, south—west england, southern coast as well and it will be very mild, ten to 14 celsius the top temperature on tuesday afternoon. this area of low pressure continues to rotate around, pushing its way east across the uk on wednesday, so still a very messy picture and still quite wet, further heavy rain. we have met office warnings in place for the middle part of the week and also some strong wind across northern scotland, gusty winds along welsh coast into south—west england and along channel coast as well. ten to 12 celsius top temperature on wednesday afternoon. anything, it sta rts wednesday afternoon. anything, it starts to slowly change through the second half of the week as the low pressure trips

the next weather system showed its hand across south—west england and wales. outh—west england, and it will work its way further north and westwood says the night progresses. further north of that, clear spells but also showers feeding in, and across eastern scotla nd feeding in, and across eastern scotland the risk of ice first thing on thursday morning as temperatures drop below freezing. they will not drop below freezing. they will not drop so far the further south you come. here is our rain band through the morning, stretching up to south—west england into wales and across to east anglia. it is heavy, persistent and slow moving. bristol and gloucestershire could see quite and gloucestershire could see quite a bit of rain on thursday, and the risk as it will move into areas that have seen recent flooding. to the south of that, sharp showers, brightness the further north of it, but further showers moving in with a brisk wind which will make it feel cold. borisjohnson boris johnson wants to borisjohnson wants to get a majority in parliament to get through his

and over the weekend we will see rain returning to the south—west of england eventually. — — to the south—west across orkney and shetland. occasional brighter spells poking through the cloud, temperatures nine to 11 degrees. more unsettled weather is on the way, flooding issues building over the next few days. a reminder of the top story: a 27—year—old man is found guilty of murdering grace millane, the british backpacker strangled to death in new zealand. 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. hello. there were more wickets at mount maunganui, where england will be slightly disappointed with losing their final six wickets and getting to 353 in theirfirst innings against new zealand. ben stokes is top scored with 91, cutting 12 along the way, but they we re cutting 12 along the way, but they were unable to build on those mornings. england eventually all out for a 353, but their sun currently took the key wicket. the black caps 144-4 at the took the key wicket. the black caps 144—4 at the close. i'm going to lo

tied into an area of low pressure and ahead of it we are already seeing some showers into the south—west of englandr weather, autumn sunshine, showers for north west england, south—west scotland and if you filtering into parts of northern scotland. elsewhere in the sunshine, it will feel cold, particularly for north—east scotland where temperatures may struggle to get above freezing through the day today. the rain really is the main feature and as we head into this evening starts to push further north and westwards. slow—moving, heavy, persistent, may produce some hill snow over parts of south wales for a time overnight. some clear spells on offer, showers filtering in, the chance that eastern scotland will cic first thing. i won't rain continues to pivot and work north and westwards, there is the potential for it to start to move into areas already flooded, places like ligature, south yorkshire and derbyshire, which will only exacerbate the problem. further north, good spells of sunshine, further showers which could be heavy and thundery down the far south, feeling cold wherever you are, mid to hi

it is just the south—west of england and perhaps south west wales that will see cloud, outbreaks of raingrees elsewhere. going into sunday, that area of low pressure moves of low pressure moves towards france. this area of low pressure becomes a bit more established towards the west and that keeps things relatively settled in to sunday and into the start of next week. staying quite chilly, temperatures down into single figures. it's midweek onwards next week we will see things change again. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: labour is reshaping its election strategy with a new push to make gains in brexit—voting marginals being targeted by the conservatives. with exactly a forntight until voters head to the ballot box, how are the pollsters reading the campaign so far? we'll bejoined by the bbc‘s head of statistics in a few minutes. tensions escalate between china and the us after president trump signs a bill supporting hong kong's pro—democracy protesters vue cinemas looks to resume screenings of blue story, days after it banned the film for alleged

south—east of england. this patches of rain across scotland, breezy in the north, breezy to the south—west of england. mild, 11—15d. sunny skies. it will turn colder through the week. into the evening, showers in the south—west pushing northwards across england and wales. the odd bit of thunder here. more rain in eastern and north—eastern scotland, up eastern and north—eastern scotland, up towards the shetlands, clearer skies. it will be frost free, with temperatures of 5—9d. tomorrow's weather still dominated by the slow—moving area of low pressure. further showers and weather fronts rotating around the slow pressure. persistent rain in eastern scotland, with rainfall totals meaning several days of rain. elsewhere away from scotland, sunny spells and showers. most of them in southern and south—west england. the odd bit of thunder possible. 10—13d, cooler thanit thunder possible. 10—13d, cooler than it has been through the weekend. that trend continues on into tuesday, more of a northerly influence. winter coming in from the north, cooler air.. influence. winter coming in from the north, coolerair.. fu

30,572 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 industry so there are maybe later on in the day, towards the south—west of englandoud around really on friday but the potential for some wetter weather to develop towards the west country, south—west of england, then heading into the west midlands and wales, so showers merging to some longer spells of rain which could be quite heavy, actually. a few showers to come, things could develop a bit wetter towards the south—west. showers heavy for a while, merging into some longer spells of rain into the south—west of england in the west midlands, into west country and wales through the day. that's an area to watch as things get wetter. those temperatures, 9— 10 degrees. let's set into the weekend. it's a weekend dominated by low pressure. we got one slow—moving area of low pressure which is why we are seeing that rain developing. how far north the rain gets, a little bit uncertain. most of the rain across england and wales, perhaps heading towards northern ireland, as far north as the central belt, allowing something drier and brighter to arrive across parts of the window

south—west. those showers heavy for a while, merging into some longer spells of rain through the south—west of englandhat is an area to watch as things get wetter but those temperatures typically nine or 10 degrees. now let's head into the weekend and it's a weekend dominated by low pressure. we have got one slow—moving area of low pressure over the uk which is why we are seeing that rain develop. how far north the rain gets, a little bit uncertain. could see most of the rain across england and wales, perhaps heading towards northern ireland as far north as the central belt, allowing something a bit drier and brighter to arrive across southern parts of england and wales and temperatures again typically 9—11 degrees. but some rain around on saturday. and whilst that rain is going to peter out, as the low pressure itself tends to fill, we have another one coming in from the atlantic and this one looks a little deeper, and it means the winds will be stronger. again, the position could change but, at the moment, it looks like, whilst we have some residual rain to clear away from scotland, the wetter, wind

there will be some sunshine around, parts of wales and southern england, the midlands, into east anglia later, northern ireland and south—westmes and through eastern parts of scotland. a spell of rain running up toward south—west england and south—west wales later on in the day. ten to 1a celsius for the top temperature. sunday night into monday morning, low pressure makes another push at us with this area of rain, including some heavier bursts heading further north and more rain, running into parts of eastern scotland as well. temperatures not going down too far. so into monday then, it is low pressure in charge. across southern parts, some sunshine, but the chance of catching a heavy, maybe thundery shower. and for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, a fair amount of cloud around and you could well see some rain for a time as well. goodbye. welcome to bbc news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories. a prominent indigenous leader is shot dead in a protected zone in the north of brazil — authorities blame illegal loggers. iraqi security forces fire tear gas and live ammunition to disperse tens of thousands of ant

, but the ta blet in south—west englandcome, any rain is unlikely to be as heavy or troublesome as it has been for much of the month, but some cold nights to watch out for in the next couple of nights. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. ford unveils its electric dreams, which it hopes will revolutionise and ignite the industry. and we're at the dubai airshow, where aviation giants are showing off their new planes. and on the markets, despite the ongoing stand—off in hong kong the hang seng is headed higher, investors are looking for fresh developments in the us—china trade negotiations.