a bit dry and brighter but very wet for northern ireland down into wales, particularly the south west of englandf the low, lighter winds. so we will see sunshine and also a few heavy slow—moving showers as temperatures reach around 15 degrees. now, as we head on into monday, low pressure still with us likely to bring further showers but it does look like that low will tend to ease down and move away through the week. conditions slowly improving, increasing amounts of sunshine by the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. donald trump tweets from hospital that he's "feeling well" but officials give contradictory reports about his health. at this time the team and i are extremely happy with the progress the president has made. thursday he had a mild cough with some nasal congestion and fatigue, all of which are now resolving and improving. but despite that upbeat assessment, the president's chief of staff tells reporters mr trump is not yet on "a clear path to recovery". as more senior republicans test positi

we have rain to come for northern ireland down to wales in the south—west of england too, and it shouldy and slow moving showers around. this area of low pressure doesn‘t really go anywhere in a hurry. it gets stuck so it is with us heading into monday. the rain will not be as heavy or as persistent and the winds will not be a strong by the time we get on monday but they will further showers rotating around that area of low pressure. some thunderstorms possible for eastern scotland, the north—east of england as well. temperatures around about 13—16 , starting to nudge up a bit but things will stay fairly unsettled, perhaps drying up in the south, most of us are feeling quite autumnal as we head through the coming week. bye for now. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. president trump‘s has tweeted saying he is feeling well. his doctors say he‘s "in good spirits" as he‘s treated in hospital for coronavirus. his medical team says the president was admitted as a precautionary measure and is not currently being given oxygen. at this time the team and i is extremely happy with the progres

got a few showers towards the south coast of england, the south west. in across northern and eastern scotland perhaps into the north—east of england. that's going to make it feel quite cold. temperatures struggling to make double figures in northern scotland. 12—13 again is going to be a fairly typicalfigure, a lot of cloud around too. and on the whole, it looks quite cloudy on sunday but if anything, the cloud is a little bit thinner for many areas, so a better chance of seeing some sunshine. a better day for the south west of england for example. but signs of a little rain just beginning to arrive in northern ireland, perhaps the north—west of scotland, and that's a sign of things to come really because if we look further ahead into the early part of next week, instead of high pressure dominating the weather, the pressure is falling and low pressure is going to take charge. you can see we've got a number of weather fronts on the scene as well. so, we can tidy that up really into just this sort of headline because the early part of next week looks like

got a few showers towards the south coast of england, the south west. wales and a bit of drizzle coming in across northern and eastern scotland perhaps into the north—east of england. that's going to make it feel quite cold. temperatures struggling to make double figures in northern scotland. 12—13 again is going to be a fairly typicalfigure, a lot of cloud around too. and on the whole, it looks quite cloudy on sunday but if anything, the cloud is a little bit thinner for many areas, so a better chance of seeing some sunshine. a better day for the south west of england for example. but signs of a little rain just beginning to arrive in northern ireland, perhaps the north—west of scotland, and that's a sign of things to come really because if we look further ahead into the early part of next week, instead of high pressure dominating the weather, the pressure is falling and low pressure is going to take charge. you can see we've got a number of weather fronts on the scene as well. so, we can tidy that up really into just this sort of headline because the e

got a few showers towards the south coast of england, the south west. wales and a bit of drizzle coming in across northern and eastern scotland perhaps into the north—east of england. that's going to make it feel quite cold. temperatures struggling to make double figures in northern scotland. 12—13 again is going to be a fairly typicalfigure, a lot of cloud around too. and on the whole, it looks quite cloudy on sunday but if anything, the cloud is a little bit thinner for many areas, so a better chance of seeing some sunshine. a better day for the south west of england for example. but signs of a little rain just beginning to arrive in northern ireland, perhaps the north—west of scotland, and that's a sign of things to come really because if we look further ahead into the early part of next week, instead of high pressure dominating the weather, the pressure is falling and low pressure is going to take charge. you can see we've got a number of weather fronts on the scene as well. so, we can tidy that up really into just this sort of headline because the

got a few showers towards the south coast of england, the south west. scotland perhaps into the north—east of england. that's going to make it feel quite cold. temperatures struggling to make double figures in northern scotland. 12—13 again is going to be a fairly typicalfigure, a lot of cloud around too. and on the whole, it looks quite cloudy on sunday but if anything, the cloud is a little bit thinner for many areas, so a better chance of seeing some sunshine. a better day for the south west of england for example. but signs of a little rain just beginning to arrive in northern ireland, perhaps the north—west of scotland, and that's a sign of things to come really because if we look further ahead into the early part of next week, instead of high pressure dominating the weather, the pressure is falling and low pressure is going to take charge. you can see we've got a number of weather fronts on the scene as well. so, we can tidy that up really with this sort of headline because the early part of next week looks like it's going to be a big change in th

got a few showers towards the south coast of england, the south west. northern and eastern scotland perhaps into the north—east of england. that's going to make it feel quite cold. temperatures struggling to make double figures in northern scotland. i2—i3 again is going to be a fairly typicalfigure, a lot of cloud around too. and on the whole, it looks quite cloudy on sunday but if anything, the cloud is a little bit thinner for many areas, so a better chance of seeing some sunshine. a better day for the south west of england for example. but signs of a little rain just beginning to arrive in northern ireland, perhaps the north—west of scotland, and that's a sign of things to come really because if we look further ahead into the early part of next week, instead of high pressure dominating the weather, the pressure is falling and low pressure is going to take charge. you can see we've got a number of weather fronts on the scene as well. so, we can tidy that up really into just this sort of headline because the early part of next week looks like it's going

of light rain or drizzle here and there. the showers should be moving away from the south—west over more southern parts of england and wales.eing some sunshine, giving the temperatures a bit of a boost, 14 or 15 degrees, contrast that with the eight or nine that we're struggling up to the north—east of scotland and perhaps the north—east of england. high pressure over the weekend, doesn't last into next week. instead, we've got areas of low pressure coming in steadily from the atlantic, and that means the weather is changing. so, we've got some rain on the way on monday. at the moment, it looks like it's mainly going to be across northern ireland and into scotland, some heavier rain over the hills. england and wales with a little bit of sunshine at times. there will be a stronger wind from the south at this time. and that means temperatures are going to be higher, perhaps as high as 15 or 16 in the south—east of the uk. next week, though, looks very different from what we've seen just recently. it will be a bit milder but the winds will be strengthening with showers or longer spells of rain. this is bbc news. welcome, if yo

got a few showers towards the south coast of england, the south west. astern scotland perhaps into the north—east of england. that's going to make it feel quite cold. temperatures struggling to make double figures in northern scotland. i2—i3 again is going to be a fairly typicalfigure, a lot of cloud around too. and on the whole, it looks quite cloudy on sunday but if anything, the cloud is a little bit thinner for many areas, so a better chance of seeing some sunshine. a better day for the south west of england for example. but signs of a little rain just beginning to arrive in northern ireland, perhaps the north—west of scotland, and that's a sign of things to come really because if we look further ahead into the early part of next week, instead of high pressure dominating the weather, the pressure is falling and low pressure is going to take charge. you can see we've got a number of weather fronts on the scene as well. so, we can tidy that up really into just this sort of headline because the early part of next week looks like it's going to be a big c

winds by this evening in the eastern side of the channel, still gusting gale force in the south—west of englanddy here, but wetter weather more widely across the rest of england, and developing in eastern scotland. western scotland, northern ireland, clearer skies, a bit chilly. perhaps soem early sunshine tomorrow, but on the whole it's cloud and rain on the way on saturday, as that rain pushes its way westwards across england and wales, develops wetter weather more widely in scotland. gales in the south—west, some sunshine after the rain in the south—east of england, but otherwise it is a chilly 13 underneath all that wet weather, and there will be some heavy rain around as well. numerous amber rain warnings from the met office, threatening soem flooding in the west country, wales and also in the north—east of scotland. this is bbc world news. our top stories. president trump and his wife melania test positive for coronavirus and are self—isolating. we are praying for the president and the first lady that they will have a speedy recovery. i spoke with the vice—president this morning, we are t

a bit dry and brighter but very wet for northern ireland down into wales, particularly the south west of englandtoo. in the centre of the low, lighter winds. so we will see sunshine and also a few heavy slow—moving showers as temperatures reach around 15 degrees. now, as we head on into monday, low pressure still with us likely to bring further showers but it does look like that low will tend to ease down and move away through the week. conditions slowly improving, increasing amounts of sunshine by the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: donald trump says he's doing well in hospital, where he's being treated for coronavirus but expects to remain for the time being. you don't know over the next period of a few days — i guess that's the real test. so we will be seeing what happens over the next couple of days. meanwhile, as more senior republicans test positive, was last week's unveiling of the president's supreme court nominee at the white house a super—spreader event? and in other news: civilian areas come under fire as the conflict in the disputed region of n

of england and wales. we've got gales still in the south west. it turns wetter across scotland. dry for northern ireland, and after the rain clears, we could get sunshine in the afternoon for the south east of england, giving temperatures a boost. but underneath the cloud and rain, it's a chilly 11—13 degrees. and that rain is going to be heavy at times, especially over the hills. we do have amber rain warnings from the met office for later on saturday into saturday night. there could be more than two inches of rain actually over the higher ground here. and further north, as well, another area that's likely to have some flooding, the north east of scotland. a lot of rain especially over the hills blown in off the north sea around our area of low pressure. and as we move into the second half of the weekend, the centre of the low is going to be sitting slap bang over the uk. so, we've got the stronger winds probably around the edges where we have this rain. that rain should move away from the north east of scotland in the morning. the wetter weather not far away from northern irela

south wales into south—west england, those temperatures pretty disappointing — the low teens for most ofe rainfall amounts we are most concerned about this weekend. saturday into sunday morning, amber warnings issued for parts of wales, the south—west of england and also for the east and north—east of scotland. areas here, certainly over the high ground, could see in excess of two inches of rain, so flooding is likely to be an issue here. as we move through saturday night then, that rain really piles its way westwards, affecting northern ireland as well. winds will be quite strong across the south—west. temperatures a little bit lower than what we had for the previous night — typically around 9—10 degrees. now, this new area of low pressure will be sitting right across the uk as we head on into part two of the weekend. it will be sending bands of cloud and rain around the country, mainly around its periphery, where we will also see the strongest of the winds — gale force winds at times here — but in the centre of it, winds not quite as strong. and we should see some sunshine and that wil

well, here in the south—west of england, case numbers have remained relatively low would pretty much this and there have been some individual spikes, some very sad stories but generally in the south—west of england, people have felt quite fortu nate, england, people have felt quite fortunate, they have got away with the worst of this. so i think over the worst of this. so i think over the last few weeks, there has been increasing concern that we might be looking now at a national lockdown might see businesses and lives here shut down in the same way they were at the beginning of the year. i think there is some relief the government is talking instead about a tiered system which will allow businesses like cafe is, restau ra nts, businesses like cafe is, restaurants, taxi drivers to considerfunctioning, that restaurants, taxi drivers to consider functioning, that the economy here can keep ticking over in the meantime. but there is a warning from community leaders and local politicians that we must remain vigilant, that we have to be careful, we are not immune from it in parts of the cou

it may not be too many showers for the south—west of england. 14 degrees likely here.der in those blustery winds, especially when the showers come along. the winds will gradually ease after dark. the showers continue to run into some coastal areas. for many inland parts, it becomes dry and clear, and cold. those temperatures will be down to 5—6 degrees in some towns and cities, but easily 2—3 in some rural areas. on sunday, we have one or two showers first thing for northern ireland, wales and the south—west. those won't last long. what showers there are will be running into eastern scotland and down those north sea coasts of england where the winds are still rather keen. elsewhere, the winds will be much lighter, we'll see a build—up of cloud developing, but it should be dry with some sunny spells and temperatures very similaragain, 12, 13, maybe 14 degrees on sunday. the weather starts to change as we move into early next week. instead of those northerly winds, we look to the atlantic, and we have weather fronts coming in from the west. so, much more cloud around on

can see that rain across parts of scotland to start off, pushing down into northern england, parts of wales as well. some heavy showers pushing southwards across the south—west to some eastern coasts later, and certainly it will brighten up for northern ireland and scotland with sunny spells and just a small chance for a shower. quite windy, though, particularly across the northern half of the uk and that wind coming down from the north—east, never a warm wind direction, so temperatures, at best, around 11, 12 or 13 degrees. as we look ahead to wednesday, there will be some showers around, chiefly as we go through the day across england and wales, something drier developing for much of scotland and northern ireland. strongest of the winds down towards the south at this stage. where you get some shelter from that north—easterly wind, 15 degrees is possible in plymouth, but generally 12, 13, 1a degrees. as we head towards the end of the week, high pressure will try to take charge of the weather. various frontal systems around the edges but i think this high will fend those off for the most part, so it is looking largely dry, but it will often be quite cloudy,

the south—west of england seeing 15. cloud will bring some outbreaks of rain into northern ireland. that will then splash its way into parts of scotland, the far north—west of england. 0ver high ground, we could see some pretty heavy rain. further south and east, predominantly dry with some clear spells developing. the lowest temperatures across the east and also in the far north. milder further west, because of the cloud and the outbreaks of rain, and strengthening breeze. the string of frontal systems heading in our direction is set to bring a very soggy day for some on monday. heavy rain across northern ireland and a good part of scotland, particularly across high ground in western scotland. some of that rain grazing through cornwall, up to west wales and parts of north—west england. further south and east, predominantly dry. any early sunshine will be replaced by increasing amounts of cloud. a blustery day tomorrow, but that wind coming up from the south, so that will bring some milder air and a different feel to the

of england. tomorrow is still some outbreaks of rain around, one band of rain moving down into northern england, perhaps into wales in the afternoon. showers clearing through the south—westf england and rain close to the east coast of england. but for northern ireland and scotland it should be largely dry in the afternoon with sunny spells. quite windy here, and with the wind coming down from the north—east it won't feel warm by any stretch. ii to 13 degrees, north—east it won't feel warm by any stretch. 11 to 13 degrees, that is your lot. on tuesday further showers at times, but they become increasingly few and far between as we head through wednesday. the further north you are it should be dry with spells of sunshine. the strongest winds in the south at this stage, not feeling particularly warm though. it stays fairly chilly for the end of the week. it looks mostly dry though, so you may well think thatis dry though, so you may well think that is good news. we will take what we can get. thank you very much. a reminder of our top story... the prime minister sets out he had restrictions across england to try to get coronavirus back under control. that's all from the bbc

of light rain or drizzle here and there. the showers should be moving away from the south—west over more southern parts of england and wales.ne, giving the temperatures a bit of a boost, 1a or 15 degrees, contrast that with the eight or nine that we're struggling up to the north—east of scotland and perhaps the north—east of england. high pressure over the weekend, doesn't last into next week. instead, we've got areas of low pressure coming in steadily from the atlantic, and that means the weather is changing. so, we've got some rain on the way on monday. at the moment, it looks like it's mainly going to be across northern ireland and into scotland, some heavier rain over the hills. england and wales with a little bit of sunshine at times. there will be a stronger wind from the south at this time. and that means temperatures are going to be higher, perhaps as high as 15 or 16 in the south—east of the uk. next week, though, looks very different from what we've seen just recently. it will be a bit milder but the winds will be strengthening with showers or longer spells of rain. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for v

the rainfall totals really will be mounting up across parts of south—west scotland and north—west englandtime we reach thursday and indeed friday. but some sunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder, in the mid teens celsius there. turns milder still on friday across the south, but it will stay quite wet across northern and western areas. he this is bbc news, with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. headaches for investors — global stocks suffer their heaviest losses in weeks, due to surging coronavirus cases. europe's biggest bank — hsbc — announces a 35% drop in third quarter profits as it focuses on cost cutting. opportunity knocks — it's national mentoring day in the uk — we meet the young man who found a career and mentor in finance, by knocking on doors in kensington. us stock markets suffered their sharpest fall in weeks as concerns about the economic impact of surging coronavirus cases sent shares tumbling. on wall street, the dow jones closed down 2.3 percent, after dropping more than 3 percent earlier in the day. the s&p 500 an

the rainfall totals really will be mounting up across parts of south—west scotland and north—west englandooding here by the time we reach thursday and indeed friday. but some sunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder, in the mid teens celsius there. turns milder still on friday across the south, but it will 00:28:10,237 --> 2147483051:50:49,834 stay quite wet across northern 2147483051:50:49,834 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and western areas. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: in a major victory for donald trump, amy coney barrett is confirmed as a justice on the us supreme court. it is the job of a judge to resist her policy preferences. it would be a dereliction of duty for her to give into them. tracking the trump wall — we report from arizona on the role immigration is playing in the presidential campaign. a call for europe to step up its battle against coronavirus — as some hospitals in belgium ask infected staff without symptoms to carry on working. and why patches of hidden water could boost

could be a bit colder than that for parts of south—west scotla nd that for parts of south—west scotland and northern englandw, low pressure still in charge, this frontal system bringing a spiral of wet weather gci’oss bringing a spiral of wet weather across the british isles. you can see that rain across parts of scotla nd see that rain across parts of scotland to start off, pushing down into northern england, parts of wales as well. some hefty showers pushing southwards across the south—west of england. something a little drier and brighter towards the south—east of the uk, although some rain may return to some eastern coasts later, and certainly it will brighten up for northern ireland and scotla nd brighten up for northern ireland and scotland with sunny spells and just a small chance for a shower. windy though, particularly across the northern half of the uk and that wind coming down from the north—east, never a warm wind direction, so temperatures at best around 11, i2 direction, so temperatures at best around 11, 12 or 13 degrees. as we look ahead to wednesday, there will be showers around, chiefly i

west country and north wales. northern ireland, south wales, south—west england, with sunshine. with the flow ofunshine. with the flow ofaircoming england, with sunshine. with the flow of air coming in it's a little bit cool so temperatures are below average for this stage of october. into tonight, still a few of these showers drifting a little further west may get some towards the south of northern ireland later in the night, but for many others some cloud and clear spells and temperatures staying several degrees above freezing although in the clearer parts of scotland to the west you may end up close to freezing, maybe a touch of frost in a few spots going into tomorrow morning. this is how friday is shaping up. it's the same weather pattern. it's the very same weather. still a few showers, mainly in the east but some drift a little further west as the day goes on. some sunny spells again south wales, south—west england favoured, maybe northern counties of northern england in the afternoon. there is no weather change going into the weekend. a quick look at saturday and sunday. saturday, areas

of light rain or drizzle here and there. the showers should be moving away from the south—west over more southern parts of england and wales.ng some sunshine, giving the temperatures a bit of a boost, 14 or 15 degrees, contrast that with the eight or nine that we're struggling up to the north—east of scotland and perhaps the north—east of england. high pressure over the weekend, doesn't last into next week. instead, we've got areas of low pressure coming in steadily from the atlantic, and that means the weather is changing. so, we've got some rain on the way on monday. at the moment, it looks like it's mainly going to be across northern ireland and into scotland, some heavier rain over the hills. england and wales with a little bit of sunshine at times. there will be a stronger wind from the south at this time. and that means temperatures are going to be higher, perhaps as high as 15 or 16 in the south—east of the uk. next week, though, looks very different from what we've seen just recently. it will be a bit milder but the winds will be strengthening with showers or longer spells of rain. welcome to breakfast, with naga mu

front and our weather front will reinvigorate and push back into north and ireland, wales, the south west of england sunny spells and scattered showers which could turn heavy and even thundery. a warm day for many of us across the south—east given some sunshine, we could see 16 or 17 degrees. it's a showery through monday nine, margaret spells of rain pushing from west to east mainly across northern and western areas, there will be clear spells and spells will deep —— temperatures will depended single figures... 0ur area of low pressure still into to say drifting northwards parking itself across scotland. it means we will see more ofa scotland. it means we will see more of a gradient and more i suppress developing across england, wales and northern ireland through the day. a breezier date across the south driving showers into many southwestern areas. some could turn heavy and thundery anywhere but also that there will be good spells of sunshine in between. does temperatures reaching highs from 1a to around 15 or maybe 16 degrees across the south—east. similar story as we head on into wednesday as we

the rainfall totals really will be mounting up across parts of south—west scotland and north—west englandme minor flooding here by the time we reach thursday and indeed friday. but some sunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder, in the mid teens celsius there. turns milder still on friday across the south, but it will stay quite wet across northern and western areas. this is bbc news. the headlines. amy coney barrett has been sworn in as a justice on the us supreme court, cementing a conservative majority on the nation's top court. as expected, the republican—controlled senate confirmed president trump's nominee by 52 votes to 48. it is his third appointment, and it is a lifetime appointment — amy coney barratt is 48. belgian officials are warning that the country risks going into a second lockdown due to a worrying increase in the number of coronavirus patients in hospital intensive care beds. ten hospitals have asked medics who've tested positive for covid 19 — but shown no symptoms — scientists at us space agency nasa say there's probably more water on the moon than prev

the south—west of england seeing 15. way into parts of scotland, the far north—west of england. could see some pretty heavy rain. further south and east, predominantly dry with some clear spells developing. the lowest temperatures across the east and also milder in the far north and also west. because of the cloud and the outbreaks of rain, and strengthening breeze. the string of frontal systems heading in our direction is set to bring a very 5°99y direction is set to bring a very soggy day for someone monday. heavy rain across northern ireland and the good part of scotland, particularly across high ground in western scotland. some of that rain grazing through cornwall, up to west wales and parts of north—west england. further south and east, predominantly dry. any early sunshine will be replaced by increasing amounts of cloud. a blustery day tomorrow, but that wind coming up from the south, so that will bring some milder air different feel to the weather. 12—15 the temperature. by tuesday, low pressure will be firmly in

south wales into south—west england, those temperatures pretty disappointing — the low teens for most ofaturday into sunday morning, amber warnings issued for parts of wales, the south—west of england and also for the east and north—east of scotland. areas here, certainly over the high ground, could see in excess of two inches of rain, so flooding is likely to be an issue here. as we move through saturday night then, that rain really piles its way westwards, affecting northern ireland as well. winds will be quite strong across the south—west. temperatures a little bit lower than what we had for the previous night — typically around 9—10 degrees. now, this new area of low pressure will be sitting right across the uk as we head on into part two of the weekend. it will be sending bands of cloud and rain around the country, mainly around its periphery, where we will also see the strongest of the winds — gale force winds at times here — but in the centre of it, winds not quite as strong. and we should see some sunshine and that will set off a few heavy, maybe thundery showers. and again, thos

the rainfall totals really will be mounting up across parts of south—west scotland and north—west englande sunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder, in the mid teens celsius there. turns milder still on friday across the south, but it will stay quite wet across northern and western areas. welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. our top stories: the ays are 52, the nays are 48. the nomination of amy coney barrett of indiana to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states is confirmed. in a major victory for donald trump, amy coney barrett is confirmed as a justice on the us supreme court. she took her oath of office at a ceremony at the white house where she explained her legal principles. it is the job of a judge to resist her policy preferences. it would be a dereliction of duty for her to give into them. tracking the trump wall — we report from arizona on the role immigration is playing in the presidential campaign. a call for europe to step up its battle

some of that rain just grazing through cornwall up to west wales, parts of north—west england. further southy sunshine is like to be replaced by the increasing amounts of cloud. will be quite a blustery day tomorrow, but that wind coming up from the south, so that will bring some milder air, a different feel to the weather. temperatures between 12 and 15 degrees. by tuesday, low pressure will be firmly in charge of the scene. this low passing just to the west of the british isles. a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars on this chart. that shows it will be a windy day on tuesday. some outbreaks of heavy rain on tuesday again, particularly for northern and north—western parts of scotland. not as much rain at this stage further south and east. if anything, a windier day on tuesday, particularly gusty for irish sea coasts, but a milder day. 1a degrees in glasgow, 18 the high in london. as we look further ahead, it stays pretty unsettled through the middle of the week. maybe a little bit drier by thursday and friday and turning a bit cooler again by then. this is bbc news with the latest headline

some showers, longer spells of rain close to that front in the west and that will be the result for the rest of the afternoon. in northern ireland, wales and south—west englandeeing sharper showers but further inland with a little more shelter at some sunshine and not too bad, showers hit and miss. that is how we are for the rest of the afternoon, continuing to have some sharper showers, may be the odd rumble of thunder in the west, sunny spells and temperatures a degree or so up on it yesterday, 13—17 , 63 fahrenheit. the showers in the west drift eastwards through the night, one band being replaced by yet another but in north—east england and parts of scotland will still have clearer skies and temperatures could fall into single figures but elsewhere, double digits to start tuesday. tuesday is a straightforward case of sunny spells and scattered showers, a really awesome feeling if you're in the showers and breezy in the south and west point of the best brightness in the sheltered north and east, 14—16 the sheltered north and east, 14—16 the overall high. moving into wednesday, we finally start to see the back of that low pressure, the southern flank could

the rainfall totals really will be mounting up across parts of south—west scotland and north—west englandsunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder, in the mid teens celsius there. turns milder still on friday across the south, but it will 00:28:04,467 --> 2147483051:50:46,948 stay quite wet across northern 2147483051:50:46,948 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and western areas. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. in a major victory for donald trump, amy coney barrett becomes a supreme courtjustice at a ceremony at the white house. it is the job of a judge to resist her policy preferences. it would be a dereliction of duty for her to give into them. a call for europe to step up its battle against coronavirus as some hospitals in belgium ask infected staff without symptoms to carry on working. doctors in syria tell the bbc they're expecting a "covid catastrophe" as the number of positive cases rises tenfold.

of light rain or drizzle here and there. the showers should be moving away from the south—west over more southern parts of england and wales.bit of a boost, 14 or 15 degrees, contrast that with the eight or nine that we're struggling up to the north—east of scotland and perhaps the north—east of england. high pressure over the weekend, doesn't last into next week. instead, we've got areas of low pressure coming in steadily from the atlantic, and that means the weather is changing. so, we've got some rain on the way on monday. at the moment, it looks like it's mainly going to be across northern ireland and into scotland, some heavier rain over the hills. england and wales with a little bit of sunshine at times. there will be a stronger wind from the south at this time. and that means temperatures are going to be higher, perhaps as high as 15 or 16 in the south—east of the uk. next week, though, looks very different from what we've seen just recently. it will be a bit milder but the winds will be strengthening with showers or longer spells of rain. welcome to bbc news, i'm james reynolds. our top stories: a teacher who showed

of light rain or drizzle here and there. the showers should be moving away from the south—west over more southern parts of england and wales.rast that with the eight or nine that we're struggling up to the north—east of scotland and perhaps the north—east of england. high pressure over the weekend, doesn't last into next week. instead, we've got areas of low pressure coming in steadily from the atlantic, and that means the weather is changing. so, we've got some rain on the way on monday. at the moment, it looks like it's mainly going to be across northern ireland and into scotland, some heavier rain over the hills. england and wales with a little bit of sunshine at times. there will be a stronger wind from the south at this time. and that means temperatures are going to be higher, perhaps as high as 15 or 16 in the south—east of the uk. next week, though, looks very different from what we've seen just recently. it will be a bit milder but the winds will be strengthening with showers or longer spells of rain. this is bbc news, the headlines: president macron of france has paid tribute to a teacher beheaded by a knifeman in

south wales into south—west england, those temperatures pretty disappointing — the low teens for most ofkend. saturday into sunday morning, amber warnings issued for parts of wales, the south—west of england and also for the east and north—east of scotland. areas here, certainly over the high ground, could see in excess of two inches of rain, so flooding is likely to be an issue here. as we move through saturday night then, that rain really piles its way westwards, affecting northern ireland as well. winds will be quite strong across the south—west. temperatures a little bit lower than what we had for the previous night — typically around 9—10 degrees. now, this new area of low pressure will be sitting right across the uk as we head on into part two of the weekend. it will be sending bands of cloud and rain around the country, mainly around its periphery, where we will also see the strongest of the winds — gale force winds at times here — but in the centre of it, winds not quite as strong. and we should see some sunshine and that will set off a few heavy, maybe thundery showers. and agai

the rainfall totals really will be mounting up across parts of south—west scotland and north—west england things getting milder, in the mid teens celsius there. turns milder still on friday across the south, but it will 00:29:27,070 --> 2147483051:51:28,250 stay quite wet across northern 2147483051:51:28,250 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and western areas. welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. our top stories: the ays are 52, the nays are 48. the nomination of amy coney barrett of indiana to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states is confirmed. in a major victory for donald trump, amy coney barrett is confirmed as a justice on the us supreme court. she took her oath of office at a ceremony at the white house where she explained her legal principles. it is the job of a judge to resist her policy preferences. it would be a dereliction of duty for her to give into them. tracking the trump wall — we report from arizona on the role immigration is playing in the presidential campaign. a call for europe to step up its battle

england and wales. it may clear from parts of south—east england and east anglia into the afternoon. rain heading from east to westght. still very windy, particularly across parts of south—west england and into the channel islands. similar temperatures to what we see on friday. further rain overnight and into sunday, with low pressure sitting right across the uk on sunday. there will be outbreaks of rain or showers, some heavy, around. still quite windy around this area of low pressure, and rain totals certainly mounting towards north—east scotland and, over several days, mounting across south—west england. that does bring the prospect of seeing some flooding where we are going to see the heaviest rain and some travel disruption as well. so, a difficult few days to come, weather—wise. there are some met office weather warnings. check out all of those details online. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. deal, or no deal? britain and the eu enter their last formal day of brexit talks, with businesses none the wiser as to their future trading relationship. the house o

some of the rain grazing through cornwall up to west wales, parts of north—west england. further south early sunshine is likely to be replaced by increasing cloud. it will be quite a blustery day tomorrow but the wind coming up from the south. that will bring some milder air and a different feel to the weather with temperatures between 12 and 15. by tuesday, low pressure will be firmly in charge of the scene. this low path of thing just to the west of the british isles, a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars on the chart showing it will be a windy day on tuesday with outbreaks of heavy rain, again mostly for northern ireland and particularly northern and north—western parts of scotland. not as much rain at this stage further south and east. if anything, windier on tuesday, particularly gusty for the irish sea coast spot a milder day, 1a in glasgow, 18 in london. as we look further ahead, it stays pretty unsettled in the middle of the week, may be a bit dry by thursday and friday and turning a bit cooler again by then. this is bbc world news. the headlines... talks between the mayor of

more in the ways of cloud, though, in the north—west of scotland, northern ireland, south—west of englanddouble figures but a bit chillier, particularly where we have those clear spells, with sevens, eights and nines. now as we head on into the new week, low pressure will still be nearby, so it is going to remain pretty unsettled with sunshine and showers, at least there will be some sunshine around. this is where the low pressure will be sitting as we head through monday and you will see fewer isobars on the charts, the winds not quite a feature tomorrow. still quite blustery across the far south—west, and here we could see another weather front reinvigorating to give a pretty wet day, i think for parts of northern ireland, wales and the south—west, but elsewhere, sunny spells, scattered showers — some of the showers could be heavy and thundery. and it will be a bit warmer in response to more sunshine around, particularly across the south. we could see 16 or maybe 17 degrees. through monday night we hold on to the showers, some clear spells as well. some of the showers could be quite hea

of light rain or drizzle here and there. the showers should be moving away from the south—west over more southern parts of england and wales.sunshine, giving the temperatures a bit of a boost, 14 or 15 degrees, contrast that with the eight or nine that we're struggling up to the north—east of scotland and perhaps the north—east of england. high pressure over the weekend, doesn't last into next week. instead, we've got areas of low pressure coming in steadily from the atlantic, and that means the weather is changing. so, we've got some rain on the way on monday. at the moment, it looks like it's mainly going to be across northern ireland and into scotland, some heavier rain over the hills. england and wales with a little bit of sunshine at times. there will be a stronger wind from the south at this time. and that means temperatures are going to be higher, perhaps as high as 15 or 16 in the south—east of the uk. next week, though, looks very different from what we've seen just recently. it will be a bit milder but the winds will be strengthening with showers or longer spells of rain. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. o

some breaks in that cloud, some spells of sunshine, the odd shout towards the south—west of england andularly across northern parts of scotland where the winds are coming down from the north, so it will feel rather chilly, 9 degrees in aberdeen and a further south lows of 12 or 13, nothing to write home about at this time of yet. through this evening and tonight, still large amounts of cloud filtering from the north, with some rain, clear spells are broadly in england and wales, where you can see some mist and fog developing. temperatures widely five to 8 degrees, it could get a touch colder in some places, particularly in the countryside. tomorrow, high pressure just about in charge, the centre of the height is a long way to the west, but you can see this ridge in the isobars here. the weather still relatively settled, but still quite cloudy and there will be a frontal system just about here, giving some thicker cloud and perhaps in some spots of rain. there will be some a spots of rain. there will be some a spot of sunshine here and there, perhaps a brighter day across northern scotla