southeast england as the mist clears away, barely a cloud in the sky. northeast scotland... dry weather, but picking up enough clout to produce a shower patches of rain. but some rain heading to the... west of scotla nd but some rain heading to the... west of scotland as we go through the day, the breeze is picking up, as well. northeast scotland will see some sunny well. northeast scotland will see some sunny spells. range and today in northern ireland and western scotland. a cold front leading cooler air in. behind that, there'll bea cooler air in. behind that, there'll be a fresher feel to our weather going into monday, meaning it is less humid, cooler, particularly in scotla nd less humid, cooler, particularly in scotland and northern ireland. whether asa as a weather front begins to push around here without bricks of rain in parts of the midlands, wales, and southwest. ahead of that, east anglia will still have some warmth and sunshine behind it, temperatures are much lowerfor some of and sunshine behind it, temperatures are much lower for some of us. and sunshine behind

ahead of the front on monday, east anglia in southeast england will have sunny spells, with some warmth cooler, but behind the weatherfront, a mix of it will feel cooler, but behind the weather front, a mix of sun and it will feel cooler, but behind the weatherfront, a mix of sun and dust cloud and sunshine. this completes its journey southwards across us by the time we get to tuesday, and looking at the rest of the week, wednesday through friday, fairly similar mixture of cloud and sunshine. temperatures will be close to average, and there will not be huge amount of rain. that's it for us. this is bbc news i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 7pm. america joins together to rememberjohn mccain, the former us senator, presidential candidate and vietnam war veteren, at a memorial service in washington. america does not boast because she has no need to. the america ofjohn mccain has no need to be made great again because america was always great. in the end they get to enjoy one of life's a great gifts. the friendship ofjohn mccain. and i will miss him. the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell

here's the sunshine to the east now particularly to east anglia and southeast england tomorrow and that uk. having a few breaks in northeast scotland for example. again with the powder is then thick enough of patchy rain and drizzle. some clear spells in eastern scotla nd some clear spells in eastern scotland were especially down the eastern side of england will allow temperatures in some spots into single figures but most of us is pursuing have cloud are well above that and the breeze picking up in scotla nd that and the breeze picking up in scotland and want to take a look at things into tomorrow then in a lot of clouds the north and west of the uk and patchy rain and drizzle. sunny spells northeast scotland were especially across east anglia and the southeast. it will be unbroken sunshine turning wetter later in the day in northern ireland and western scotland. user snapshot of the weather at four o'clock in the afternoon so warm again were some spots will be into the mid—20s and many will be dry through our code is on here a few light showers or light rain and drizzle the could brig

acre cloud into parts of east anglia southeast england and a few showers, and this area cloud has broughtclear skies away from areas of rain or showers, where you got cloud, double—figure temperatures clear, single figure temperatures clear, single figure temperatures for 5 degrees in eastern scotland once we see the back of the rain, as in night goes on. sunshine to start the day tomorrow but cloud will build, balancing showers breaking out at you for northern ireland and england in areas of the cloud push towards wales from ireland and that will deliver outbreaks of rain as well. here's how things shape up for four o'clock in the afternoon, still some sunny spells, east anglia southeast england quite warm and the day, showers in the evening, a bricks of rain working through parts of southwest england especially wells, but in southernmost counties of northern england, further northern ireland, scotland, here you got sunshine and showers and in scotland, especially here, heavy and possibly under as well. big picture, going into friday shows low—pressure setting itself up in the north sea,

temperatures monday 17—20dc by 22 or 23 for east anglia and southeast england and we keep an eye on thise early part of next week strong winds for many of us but very warm in the south and east, most of the rain probably in the north and west. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: at least 1a people in northern phillipines have died in the strongest typhoon of the year so far, with violent winds and 20—foot storm surges. in the united states, tropical storm florence is causing significant flooding on the east coast. five people have died. this system is unloading epic amounts of rainfall. in some places, measured in feet and not inches. a former british soldier is jailed for seven and a half years in turkey for helping kurdish forces in the fight against the so—called islamic state group. an overhaul of divorce law — ministers set out plans for "no fault—divorce", removing the need to attribute blame. nasa launches its most advanced space laser ever, the ice sat 2. the billion—dollar mission is aimed at studying

still warm across the southeast england, a date further north and scotland rain probably pushing backhis time across other parts of england with gales quite likely on with that heavy rain. the rain clears out friday and saturday, quieter days although probably some rain on saturday towards the southwest. that is your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: a government—commissioned report says it should be easier for highly—skilled workers to the move to the uk after brexit but those from the eu shouldn't get preference. the european union's lead brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says the eu is ready to improve its proposal on how the irish border can be managed after brexit the reservists who died during an sas march in the brecon beacons — two officers in charge of safety are cleared of negligence. china has hit back at the united states, announcing new tariffs on $60 billion worth of american imports in the escalating trade war between the two countries. in the champions league, a dramatic night and a grandstand finish at anfield.

east anglia and southeast england, warm sunny spells to be had there for some showers come in as we gos for wales and midlands in the afternoons other —— sunny spells as well and for northern ireland scotland, catch a shower on the heavy side. temperatures in the high teens why pleasa nt we temperatures in the high teens why pleasant we get to see sunshine low 20s and the sunshine in east anglia. going into friday, low—pressure develops in the north sea, closer you are too that the wetter it'll be, colder it a deal, windy or it'll be, colder it a deal, windy or it'll be as well. east of scotland, northeast england particularly. elsewhere up your school because of strong west of bring —— breeze coming across uk, but still lara lots of dry and sunny weather around, temperatures come down a few degrees motors noticeably further south you are. unsettled weather continues into a later start into the weekend, low—pressure close to scotla nd the weekend, low—pressure close to scotland on saturday, parental system works and for northern ireland, parts of england and wales as well, many of thos

england and wales. and another warm weather front which tonight could move further westwards which you can see heavy showers affecting the far southeasts of northern england and eastern northern ireland are chilly tonight with clear skies. but with the cloud, it's holding temperatures into double figures. so, tomorrow morning, we'll start off cold but bright across the north. lots of sunshine further south. we will eventually lose showers from the far southeast of england. we should see the clouds breaking up as well and potentially a brighter day than we saw on tuesday. those temperatures, and they range from 17—20 degrees. later in the day, some of the whether pushes into the northwest corner of the uk. and you see these weather fronts. these areas of high pressure here moving westwards and an area of low pressure develops in the north sea. we start to see a run of northerly winds. and that is going to be the trend toward the end of the week. it is going to feel a lot more autumnal. in fact, cool and breezy with those northerly winds with some breaks of rain, some of which will be quite happy. —— quite heavy. so, it all starts on th

particularly for wales in southwestern areas of england, eventually the southeast, you'll see its mysteryery across the west of scotland with further showers here and one feel particularly warm. still some uncertainty for sunday's weather and here is why. we have got the jet stream, here weather and here is why. we have got thejet stream, here it weather and here is why. we have got the jet stream, here it is and sometimes you get these really big drops in thejet sometimes you get these really big drops in the jet stream, if it gets so drops in the jet stream, if it gets so big, sometimes they break apart and geta so big, sometimes they break apart and get a area of low pressure forming that just bend and get a area of low pressure forming thatjust bend around and stays put and instead of having a sharp trough we get this shallow trough going across the atlantic and affecting the weather. that's the process going on on saturday, i sharp trough would bring us a very overlooked area of low pressure, a less sharp trough would bring a less—developed area of low pressure. so, the forecast for

and there will still be lots of sunshine in east anglia in southeast england, but with a bit more cloudid 20s. a quarter day, and somehow brea ks 20s. a quarter day, and somehow breaks are much cooler in eastern scotla nd breaks are much cooler in eastern scotland compared to today, northern ireland northwest scotland, even though there are sunny spells there, the winds are light or tomorrow. this weather front is in no hurry to move southeast words, slowly continuing to monday to tuesday and the cooler air continues to follow along behind. but again, a very slow process , along behind. but again, a very slow process, and into the blues discovering more of northern england and wales at this stage. and along this weather front, there and wales at this stage. and along this weatherfront, there is not a great deal left on tuesday that gra nts great deal left on tuesday that grants the whole —— grinds to a halt. 21 degrees to the south and elsewhere the upper teens. so things are fairly quiet midweek but the action starts, an area of low pressure developing close to the uk, the cooler weath

so for a time we will see some fairly heavy spells of rain across southeast england, with gusty windsfferent story. clear skies and sunshine, you can see a scattering of showers from north wales, north england and scotland. some of the showers could be heavy later on, but the winds are coming from the north or northwest, so coming from the north or northwest, so quite a chilly feel to the weather on sunday with that breeze. temperatures at best between 11—15d. so we have lost the wet weather during the course of sunday evening, and things start to quiet down as the new working week starts. 1—2 showers around sunday night and into monday, but higher pressure starts to build in through monday. to start your new working week, high pressure moves in, it will be quite a sweat oi’ moves in, it will be quite a sweat or wendy as we have seen through the course of the weekend. the next five days, a little bit of rain and fairly breezy. warmer, brighter and dryer through a cell. goodbye for 110w. this is bbc world news. the headlines: a woman who has accused us supreme court nominee brett kavan

we have sunshine, temperatures between 17—23dc, the warmest for east anglia and southeast england.very strong winds potentially later monday and also one trouble player, so by tuesday week of the temperatures across east anglia and south east anglia getting up anglia and south east anglia getting up to 2a25 saltiness. as 2a were 25 celsius. a fair amount of cloud, sunshine through the afternoon, outbreaks of rain arriving into northern ireland, lots of scotland in northwest england and the winds starting to pick up again. these are average speeds, but the wind gusts will be strengthening through the day and overnight monday and into tuesday we could see them getting up to 70 mph for parts of scotland and northern ireland but again warmth around parts of england and wales, but a very messy, unsubtle picture monday night into tuesday. see how those isobars are tightly packed together, some really strong winds great time as we go into tuesday. through the early part of next week some strong winds, very warm in the south and east, some rain for the north and west. that's very warm for

there will still be lots of sunshine into east anglia in southeast england although a bit more clout of rain a much cooler day. eastern scotland paired with the day and even though there are sunny with the day and even though there are sunny spells here, will also feel cooler and fresher. winds are lighter tomorrow. this weather front is in no hurry to move eastwards and slowly will do so monday and tuesday in the cooler air continues to follow on behind. again a very slow process and we can see the blues coming up towards northern england and wales at this stage. along this weather front not a great deal left on tuesday as a grants to a halt. it may still be hidden as of 20 and 21 degrees on the south of it. it will drop back to the mid and upper teens. things are fairly quiet mid week and in the reaction starts later and it will see the area of low pressure developing close the uk and keeping cool weather and producing rain in places. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00pm: gordon brown intervenes in labour's row over anti—semitism, telling the party its va

if the southeast of england delle alpi lion's share of england delle alpi lion's share of the warm ande. i showery rain out there. eastern scotland, pretty chilly. imagers here well down into single figures. a bit milder further south. through the day on saturday, there will be some sunshine, particularly across southern parts of england and wales as well and also parts of scotland will keep sunshine throughout the day. more rain for northern sky or the back —— northern ireland... by sunday, that pushes further south. either side of that, dryer and brighter. sunny spells and scattered showers in the northwest. in the southeast, sunny spells. warms up into the new working week but also the wind picks up, particularly on tuesday. bye—bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: storm florence hits the east coast of america, leaving four people dead, including a child. winds of 90 miles an hour bring down trees and pylons. more than 700,000 homes and businesses are without power. there are also warnings of serious destruction in the philippines. more than 4 million people are directly i

driest and brightest towards the southeast of england.of clout across parts of northern ireland. i brexit rain here. further south, things are remaining mostly dry. perhaps the odd showerfor wales, remaining mostly dry. perhaps the odd shower for wales, and temperatures in a few spots will get just ended to single figures but it will not be as cold as it will —— was last night. we keep this swathe of cloud and rain across northern ireland and northern england and across wales. further south, ireland and northern england and across wales. furthersouth, or ireland and northern england and across wales. further south, or many parts of southern and southeastern england, the midlands as well, you may well stay dry for much of the day but temperatures appeared to around 19 degrees were soaked. from the northwestern edge of returns is unchained and quite frequent blustery showers. —— if the return to sunshine. high pressure starts to nudge into the south and that's going to bring a fairly quite a love whether through the day on saturday. the bes

rain beat into wells and parts of midlands uplifting when, after sunshine, late in the day, southeast england low— pressure more active on friday with a low—pressure parking itself in the north sea, closer to that the wet ale beat, colder and windy are practically eastern scotland and northeast england, elsewhere even though it's going to be cool with strong breezes coming from northwest, it's still a fair amount of dryness, and occasional sunny weather to be had. temperatures come down a bit noticeable for further south you are. it's unsettled for the start of the weekend, area of low pressure in the north sea close to scotland another frontal system moving in to england and wales and it could start the day producing rain in parts of northern ireland and southern scotland. some of the rain heavy as it pushes east and a breeze associated with that of course is not going to be particularly warm, and dry and bright in northern ireland and bring up bright in northern ireland and bring up later in the day across western spots of england and wales. by two of the weekend on sunday, that system clea

walked, 21 degrees in aberdeen and a similar temperature across parts of southwest wales and southeast englandello this is bbc news. the headlines the american comedian bill cosby has been sentenced to between three and ten years in prison for drugging and molesting a woman in 2004. thejudge said he is a sexually violent predator. jeremy corbyn says if parliament rejects a brexit agreement brokered by theresa may — britain will have to go back into talks with the eu to seek a better deal. in a speech at the un general assemby, president trump has attacked the iranian leadership, accusing it of sowing "chaos, death and destruction." life expectancy in the uk has stopped improving for the first time since 1982, when figures began. the leader of the democratic unionist party, arlene foster, has been giving evidence to a public enquiry about a badly mismanaged energy scheme that led to the collapse of the northern ireland assembly. the cabinet has been discussing what should happen to immigration after brexit. they have agreed in principle that highly skilled workers from all over the world should

we could see a few sharp showers developing across southeast england and east anglia are. . there could be a few surge showers. you will see that cloud increasing. that will brings a more persistent rain to the east. highs of 14 or 17 degrees. as we go into wednesday, we see this area of high pressure just retreating slightly towards the west. a few more fronts are developing. it is getting a bit more settled into thursday and friday. showers, maybe some longer spells of rain across scotland and northern ireland. the further south and east you are, you will probably be dry and with some sunshine. temperatures just getting to 19 or 20 celsius. there'll be a brisk northeasterly breeze which we will keep until friday. it is getting very messy and the end of the week. are sums uncertainties —— there are some uncertainties for the end of the week. the rain will be heaviest on friday across scotland and northern england. a cool feel for all of us at the end of the week temperatures not much higher than 15 to 19 celsius. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm joanna gosling. these are the

rain arriving across parts of wales and england before spreading into central southern england, maybe in the southeast towards the end of the day. and it could be more rain on the way on sunday in the south as well. the uk, hello this is bbc news: the headlines: theresa may has called on the eu to treat britain with respect, after it rejected her brexit strategy as unworkable. no one wants a good deal more than me but the eu should be clear, i will not overturn the result of the referendum, nor will i break up my country. we need serious engagement on resolving the two big problems in the negotiations. two major pharmaceutical companies lose a legal bid to prevent the nhs prescribing a cancer drug to treat a debilitating eye condition. the drug, avastin, could save the nhs £500 million a year. more than 130 people have died after a ferry carrying hundreds capsized on lake victoria in tanzania, many are still missing. bbc research has revealed councils across the uk have nearly a0 different sets of rules for recycling plastic. before mrs may's statement, the bbc‘s brexitcast podcast team took over poli

increases from the west and rain in northern ireland later in the day, showers for northern england and the southeastrees with spells of sunshine. during sunday looks like the rain will inch further south, across northern england into wales as well, some sunshine on either side of that, few showers in the far northwest, but in the south some sunshine thqat week and it'll be quite breezy, wind picking up as we look towards the new working week particularly tuesday, also being warm as well. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... hurricane florence makes landfall on the east coast of the united states, with high winds and torrential rain. police say a mother and a baby have a been killed. in the philippines, typhoon mangkhut has made landfall with sustained winds of 125 mph. president trump's former campaign manager paul manafort agrees to plead guilty to two criminal charges after being accused of conspiracy against the united states and conspiracy to obstructjustice. "distressing" and "vivid" footage of the moment pc keith palmer was stabbed outside parliament during last year's westminst

is developing more widely across england and wales, heavy rain in north wales and northern england, the southeastsome sunshine and still feeling quite warm. heading into the evening and overnight tomorrow, we need to focus on two things, the rain which will be heaviest across wales and north—west england and could lead to flooding, as much as four inches over the hills. and gale force winds will pick up widely across england and wales, gusts of 50—60 mph. the whole lot due to the weather front bringing the rain and an area of low pressure swee ps bringing the rain and an area of low pressure sweeps through the night, the worst should be gone by friday. and any of the warm conditions as well. we will be left with cooler, fresher north—westerly winds, quite a blustery day on friday. quite a few showers getting blown down across scotland, northern ireland, northern england, into north wales. further south, you might well get away with a dry day with sunshine. but temperatures will be lover, near what they should be for the time of year. that's all from the bbc news at six. now on bbc one, we nowjoin

the rain ends up be, it might be that the rain ends up going across southern england, south wales, thought midlands, the southeaste. eventually that what weather pull away and as it does so will start to get some coffee wins, could be strong enough to bring down tree branches. bit of uncertainty still in sunday's forecast. mostly with bob heilfour north in sunday's forecast. mostly with bob heil four north that rain in sunday's forecast. mostly with bob heilfour north that rain band will get. do weather becomes more certain next week, high pressure builds in that means fine and dry weather and some rain in the far northwest. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11: theresa may comes out fighting telling eu leaders they must treat the uk with "respect" and stresses, she won't overturn the result of the referendum. yesterday, donald tusk said our proposals would undermine the single market. he didn't explain how in any detail or make any counterproposal. so we are at an impasse. two drugs companies lose their legal bid to stop the nhs using a cheaper medicine for a common eye condition. at least 13

the west and rain into northern ireland later in the day a few showers for northern england as well but for the southeastthe rain will edge further south across northern england into wales as well, sunshine andi england into wales as well, sunshine and i decided that if you showers in the far northwest, but in the south east sunshine, 22 degrees, quite breezy. the wind picks up as he looked towards the new working week particularly windy on tuesday there's also turning warm, goodbye. later this hour, we'll have more on the weather for the week ahead. then, at 10pm, jane hill will be here with a full round—up of the day's news. but now, it's time for the second of two programmes from the bbc tent at the edinburgh festival fringe about the first—time and professional comedians and storytellers. and all of whom are disabled or have mental health difficulties. (music) music applause welcome back to bbc 0uch, storytelling life. tonight we will be hearing stories from disabled people and people with mental health difficulties on the subject of going up. iam difficulties on the subject of going up. i am lost vo

further south for england and wales, there will not be much wind, especially towards the south and the southeastto major general areas down to three or 4 degrees. much sillier start on thursday. it looks like being a finding here. this man of rain is going to stumble its way southward and grind to a halt. in more detail, you can see the towers and the far northwest of scotland. that narrow band of rain is not really amounting to very much patchy rain and drizzle. the odds are coming in ahead of that around some wisdom coasts. along the whole, england and wales will start dry and sunny. if a little on the chilly side. it will warm upfairly little on the chilly side. it will warm up fairly quickly. it should be afinding warm up fairly quickly. it should be a finding across well, the midlands, southern england. a good affair with a cloud and some good sunny spells. more clouds across northern parts of england in the afternoon. so the scotla nd england in the afternoon. so the scotland and northern ireland are producing rain and drizzle, then they start to work its way back northwards into scotland.

stores showers and northern england but was a southeast 21 degrees were spells of sunshine. and a few showers in the far north—west but in the south—east in that sunshine you will see 23 degrees of what will be quite breezy. those winds will really pick—up and towards tuesday it will turn one. —— turn a warmer. —— it will turn warmer. viewers who were concerned are saying, we know there is a long history of newsreaders appearing in other shows and having some fun with it. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... hurricane florence makes landfall on east coast of the united states, with high winds and torrential rain. five million people are in the direct path of typhoon mangkhut, due to make landfall in the philippines. president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort, agrees to plead guilty to two criminal charges, after being accused of conspiracy against the united states and conspiracy to obstructjustice. "distressing" and "vivid" footage of the moment pc keith palmer was stabbed outside parliament during last year's westminster attack has been shown at an inques

for the rest of this afternoon in the southeast of england, it is going to be bright.t. it is the central here where were going to see the rain coming in. look at the dark blues and the dream. that will be for this evening‘s rush—hour. torrential rain for a time. really atrocious conditions on some of the roads this evening. heavy rain will transferred towards the east tonight. 0n transferred towards the east tonight. on top of that, we will have strong and gusty tomorrow morning there might be some impacts by the the view for the rush stay tuned. hello, good morning. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... eu leaders — meeting in salzburg — have said britain needs to provide guarantees on the irish border, before they agree to the brexit deal proposed by theresa may. the rail regulator the office of rail and road says "nobody took charge" when new timetables were introduced in may, leading to weeks of chaos and cancellations. council officials are warning that the worst cuts to services are yet to come unless central government intervenes. the winner of this year‘s

rain arriving across parts of wales and england before spreading into central southern england, maybe in the southeastunday in the south as well. at ten o'clock fiona bruce will be here with a full round up of the days news. first it's time for disclosure, examining the issues affecting the lives of people around scotland. this is the untold story of a children's home and its secrets. you can't try to have him what's been going on. a placement to be a safe heat —— haven but where children live in fear. and where the caller provided the perfect cover for years of child abuse. there was no point in struggling or fighting, of child abuse. there was no point in struggling orfighting, it became pa rt in struggling orfighting, it became part and parcel of life. can i ask you whether you feel ashamed ? part and parcel of life. can i ask you whether you feel ashamed? breaux i think is a very dark time in this history. for years, we have been learning the scale on which children would —— we re scale on which children would —— were abused in scotland. inquiries here and in the rest of the uk are under way pieci

ireland, scotland, probably slipping a little bit further south into northern parts of england as well. the southeastabout the detail at this stage. we have got that cold front initially for the middle part of next week. once that a delay, a kink in thejet next week. once that a delay, a kink in the jet stream drives weather systems through. but later next week, the guest room changes position. a ridge in thejet stream sta rts position. a ridge in thejet stream starts to build in, and i would change things, along some warmer air through once again. and allowing high pressure to go across the country. quite a bit of high—pressure late next week. still richer down for the south that could well move its way a little further north into parts the uk. through the course of next week then, things are going to be warming up after that very wet and windy start. you'll turn drier and brighter there in the week. bye—bye. hurricane florence hits the east coast of america, leaving four people dead, including a child. winds of 90 miles an hour have brought down trees and pylons. more than 700,000 homes and busines

rain arriving across parts of wales and england before spreading into central southern england, maybe in the southeastth as well.

to be solved for england and wales, generally dry and sunny start will stop maybe some power left over. in the extreme southeastn today with a bit more sunshine around. this weather front stalls for a while across some northern areas and then comes back in again as the next weather system arrives. that is going to bring probably a bit more rain around during the day on friday. across ireland, northern ireland, into northern england. eventually sunshine and showers fall into the northwest. we could catch a few more showers for wales and the southwest of england and the midlands, east anglia and the southeast verbally try. this is where we will see some sunshine and temperatures again not far off 20 degrees or so. as we move into the weekend, we‘re all going to find that the winds will be picking up. across the southeast of the uk, for most of the week and it will be dry, sunny and warm. we have got rain in the northwest. that will start to edge its way into england and wales on sunday. hello, i‘m ros atkins, this is outside source. residents are urged to evacuate the east coast of the us as the most powerful sto

across parts of northern ireland and scotland, living for the southeast is able to the night and eventually reaching parts of northwest england out of that, clearer skies and temperatures dip away into the single figures and some parts, and parts of east anglia and also into single figures and underneath the cloud are warm nights to come. and breaks of rain still in the mornings, and systems and heavy rains affecting parts of eastern scotla nd rains affecting parts of eastern scotland in northeast england for a time, but sum of wet weather through northern england and further south for those who are on it, it should bea for those who are on it, it should be a bit drier and brighter to the afternoon. it is still will be lots of sunshine and east anglia and with a bit more cloud compared with today, edging towards the mid 20s. a quarter day underneath his weather front of cloud and some outbreaks of rain, much cooler day in eastern scotla nd rain, much cooler day in eastern scotland compared to today. northern ireland even though there are some sunny spells here, also cooler and fresher. winds are later tomorrow. this weather f

southeast as we go through the night. eventually reaching parts of north—west england and wales. into single figures in some spots. clear apart in east anglia, southeast, single figures, one or two missed and fog patches. other warm night to come. in this area of cloud, break breaks of rain, still with us, more persistent and quite heavy and taking part of eastern scotland, north—east england for a time. it extends from eastern scotla nd time. it extends from eastern scotland through northern echo, wales, midlands, southwest, further south you are, should turn dry and brighter on through the afternoon. there will still be lots of sunshine into east anglia in south—east england, ball cloud compared with today. temperatures edging towards the mid—20s. cooler underneath the weather front, outbreaks of rain, much cooler day in eastern scotland campaign with today. northern ireland and north—west scotland even though there are some sunny spells here, also feeling cooler and fragile. when the light tomorrow. this weather front is in no fragile. when the light tomorrow. this weatherfron

this area of cloud and rain sinking its way towards northern england and northern ireland, the wet weather will tend to fizzle towards the southeastemperatures again getting up to around 23—21id. but to the north of our band of cloud, we will see sunshine and showers with much cooler and fresher feels. this cold front continues to sink its way southward, high pressure building back, lots of dry weather, but the front seats behind it a much cooler air. so friday, a much cooler feeling day for all of us, once we have lost this cloud across the south, then we will see some spells of sunshine, patrick —— pudgy cloud and the odd shower. those temperatures will range from 14—i6d at best. as we look further ahead towards the weekend, high pressure still in control, but frontal systems will try to squash them towards the north and west, so we could see a bit of rain here at times, certainly more of a breeze. further south should stay dry, perhaps the sunniest weather on saturday, more cloud developing by sunday. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 11pm: the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says his party is ready to gove

we showers across the northern half of the uk on thursday but for the bulk of england and wales except perhaps a southeaste strength of the wind to. bye—bye. hello, this is bbc news with rebecca jones. the headlines... the prime minister arrives in salzburg to present her brexit plan to eu leaders. she said the eu "will need to evolve its position" in order to make brexit a success. bbc news has learned that a review into maternity errors at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust is now examining more than 100 cases. two people have died as storm ali brings winds of up to 100 miles an hour to ireland and parts of the uk. injust over six months' time, the uk will leave the european union. all this week, bbc news is answering some of the most common questions that are being asked about brexit and its impact. one of them is what brexit will mean for trade and for businesses who import and export goods. our business editor simonjack has been to felixstowe to find out. will we be richer or poorer? will it definitely happen? why haven't we left yet? how will trade work after brexit? trade in action at the port of fel

sunshine across east anglia, lincolnshire, southeast midlands, south east england and channel islandss, the weather front will bring clouds and outbreaks of rain. there will be dry spells but the rain will be on the heavy side at times. into tonight we have that weather front starting to fizzle out, a patchy, light rain and drizzle, keeping temperatures in double figures but in the south—east temperatures will drop away relative to last night and a rather chilly night in north and west scotland and northern ireland, temperatures down to two or three degrees in the countryside. 0n to two or three degrees in the countryside. on tuesday and wednesday, dry weather, cloud, some sunshine but increasing showers through the second half of the week and temperatures are set to drop. bye for now. hello it's monday, it's10am, i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to our programme. doctors are facing a mental health crisis like never before, with the problem at tipping point, according to england's most senior medical professional in the field. i think the last taboo in the nhs is the acknowledgement t

southeast. behind it we will pick up a fairly brisk breeze. it won't bring too much cloud or rain, but we will see more in cloud across england and wales on sundaysaturday. some sunny spells developing. the northwesterly breeze picking up as we move through the day. it will bring in a few showers from the north. temperatures on sunday a little cooler thanks to the brisk northwesterly breeze. we're looking at the low teens in the north, more like mid—teens in the south. as we move into the weekend, there will be some outbreaks of rain. fairly blustery as well. a good deal of dry weather, there will be some sunshine. not looking too bad this weekend. food retailer pret a manger is strongly criticised after a teenager died after eating one of their sandwiches. in gratz centre addressing the remaining members on that committee, some democrats have already walked out, we are expecting a vote to take place in about half an hour's time to push this through, to a full vote in the senate itself on tuesday. let's carry on listening in. as a judge on the dc circuitjudge kavanaugh judge on the dc circuitjudge kava naugh ruled there judge on the dc circuitju

in the day, north—east scotland and eastern england seeing sunshine and temperatures could get to 26 degrees. tonight this cloud and rain will sink southeastd some chilly conditions back into north west scotland and northern ireland, overnight temperatures may be 7 degrees in stornoway, maybe eight in norwich, but in between holding up in the teens. it will pep up the rain fall a little bit, so heavy rainfall is possible and the weather front dividing warm air in the south—east from cooler air to the north—west, so from cooler air to the north—west, $03 from cooler air to the north—west, so a bit of rain across northern england fringing into southern and eastern scotland, and it will be a one day, temperatures into the 20s, perhaps 2a degrees in london but despite sunshine returning to scotla nd despite sunshine returning to scotland and northern ireland, we stay between 1a and 17 degrees. on tuesday this weather front will be dying away, not much more than a band of cloud, some sunshine but temperatures will be dropping. towards the end of the week, a change in the forecast because this next system pushing into the north—west will spin it

not be that much in the way of rating across england and wales, but it will continue to my coat contribute more clout. lincolnshire, down into the southeastnd shower into the far northwest, a cooler day generally, temperaturesjust into the far northwest, a cooler day generally, temperatures just below the average for the time of year, 10-12d the average for the time of year, io—i2d into the north, ice valleys of 16 degrees. monday is october one, and it will continue to feel cool with the wind direction from northwesterly, something milder and largely dry on tuesday onwards. this is bbc world news, the headlines: the judiciary committee in the united states senate has approved brett kavanaugh‘s supreme court nomination — but a vote of the full senate could be delayed for a week to allow for an fbi investigation. president trump said the senate committee had to do what they thought was right and necessary and be "comfortable with themselves". facebook has discovered a security issue affecting nearly 50 million accounts. the company says hackers exploited a vulnerability in its code that allowed them to take over people's accounts. shares i

england. the southeast and east anglia missing most of the rain.e south of that you may get away with dry day. temperatures will be lower across—the—board which temperatures will be lower across—the—boa rd which is temperatures will be lower across—the—board which is a more typical temperature for this time of year. as we look ahead into the weekend, saturday looks ok and it should be generally fine and dry with some sunshine but we still have the potential for some stormy weather on sunday so we‘re not out of the woods yet. another big area of the woods yet. another big area of low pressure set to arrive on sunday which should prick up —— pick up sunday which should prick up —— pick up the winds and some rain, all because we have a very strong jet stream. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. a woman in her 50s has died after a caravan she was in was blown into the sea in the west of ireland. storm ali has brought high winds and rain to western parts of ireland and the uk. the met office has issued an amber weather warning. the prime minister h

southeast that are starting to weaken. that'll be the stories will go through the day. the rain moving out of the north of englandome sunny spells across the north wales in the afternoon. police in scotland and northern ireland before of shares in the north west. still on the mild side of around a0 degrees to 19 degrees. we could see 232a degrees in the south—east. a band of cloud and the relatively mild night to come here with that south—westerly flow. temperatures will keep hitting around 70 degrees. quite mild and cloudy start on monday. —— 17 degrees. by the end of money into tuesday will see the significant area of low pressure starting to push across the uk. we start off monday relatively quiet and the winners will strengthen and cloud will gather in the rain will arrive in to northern ireland and western scotland. by the end of the day there will be gusts of winds of a0 mph the highest value from around 1a to 2a degrees. on tuesday we will be likely to see the strongest of the winds sub deals are severe gales with the spell of very wet weather moving into scotland from northern ireland. by tuesday the west

england. daytime highs for chicago, 71. compare that to atlanta, 89. hot across the southeast.s to a cold front that is draped across the east coast which is helping cool temperatures and bring the taste of fall. follow that further inland and you can see the precipitation that is associated with the system. the low pressure continuing to churn across the midwest. we have flood watches in effect from the ohio valley to the mississippi valley. look out for heavy rainfall continuing through the course of the day today. we are also watching very active tropical weather across the atlantic. of course, we have a few waves moving off the west coast of africa. we are monitoring the progress of tropical storm florence. back to you. >>> thanks for that. >> coming up, the president going off. blaming deep state operatives for the op-ed from his own administration. one senator suggesting lie detector tests to root out the author. do you feel about this one? with up to 60% off top mattress brands and knowledgeable, hassle-free mattress professionals, sears helps your family on the way to a

england and wales, but it will introduce more cloud will stop slightly different story for the second half of the weekend, a cloudier picture through wales, the midlands, lincolnshire down to the southeastnd sheri into the far north and west. that's breezy and showery. temperature just below the average for the time of year, 10—12d into the north, highest values at 16 and in the southeast corner. monday the 1st of october, and it will continue to feel pretty cool with the wind direction coming from an northwesterly. something a little milder and largely dry on tuesday onwards. this is bbc news. the headlines: president donald trump orders an fbi investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against his nominee for the us supreme court. call the role. the move comes after the senatejudiciary committee voted to approve brett kavanaugh's nomination to the top us court, ten votes to eleven. there were dramatic scenes outside the committee before the vote, with women protesting to senators againstjudge kavanaugh. the family of a teenager who died on a flight of an allergic reaction to a pret—a—manger baguette call for new laws on food warning labels.

england. temperatures for most 20—211 but further west of breeze, rain later in the day for western scotland and northern ireland courtesy of this weather fronts sinking southeastast, a cold front. there is some cold or cool air behind it trying to edge a bit southeast to the start of the new working week. this is monday, split fortunes, moving very slowly south—eastwards, a bit of patchy rain. ahead in the south—east some sunshine and still someone. in the north—west some sunny spells but much cooler and fresher. slightly fresher conditions will spread to most parts of the country as we get into the week but it still will be mostly dry. temperatures 19 or 20. for early september that is not too bad. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 2pm: official documents reveal that hm revenue and customs uses a traffic light system to rate the tax arrangements of people nominated for an honour. they are going after schemes of this kind, and individuals who have benefited from them are being held to account, and that is surely right. a man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a mother and daughter — who were stabbed outside their home in solih

england during the early hours. temperatures in the southeast dane at 16 degrees. possible. localised flooding possible. spells for the further north and west it should be tried. west it should be tried. that is it from me. from me. further north and west it should be dry. and sally bundock. a stark warning on trade from the chinese premier. protectionism and globalisation. on wednesday 19th of september. new us tariffs on chinese imports. also in the programme... a new threat to tesla. suggesting he'd take the electric car maker private. and here's how europe has opened this morning. a possible solution for the irish border issue in the wrecks it talks. border issue in the wrecks it talks. we will have the details. —— brexit talks. and hacking attacks, malware, phishing. they're never far from the headlines. how do companies — and individuals — protect themselves? experts sonicwall.

england at least a couple of inches. the north and west of that, it is sunny spells and scattered showers. and to the southeastf 22 degrees. let's take a look at where the rain will be in the early evening rush hour. parts of the southwest. but the most heavy through wales, stretching up into the north midlands and up into northern england as well. the bright colours denoting the intensity of the rain. it will be tedious travelling conditions through the early evening. the rain will steadily go towards the east. it will take its time. a blanket of cloud for many will stay relatively mild. but that is when the winds will pick up. we will have some squally gusts, which could cause some issues into the early hours tomorrow. at least a0 miles an hour. maybe 50 or 60mph of gusts. that is certainly worth keeping in mind if you are off early on in the morning. the rain will ease away during the early parts of friday morning. things will quiet down. the winds will ease as well. they will change direction coming in from the northwest. it is going to make it feel noticeably fresher out there for all. 11 to 18 degrees as

down to the places in the north of england and obviously you want better better transport sort of a cost scotland as a whole so i just it's very much london centric southeast centric it's all based around getting to london not about looking at these long distance but with the hybrid bill through and the bulldozers metaphorically and physically almost moving in home after your campaign group mobilized to put a spoke in the chest to wheel the first thing to remember is of course history was supposed to have been already under construction now and it's been to spain and to space by starting twenty fifteen it's now twenty nineteen that's still doing ground surveys on the phase one route so they're way behind where they should have been if they were going to build it on their timescales they haven't actually started building anything that's the key point that not something style they have that put in some of the ground works but they haven't actually got as far as building anything big and even once they do they're looking at fifty billion or pounds more more fifty billion is what the government thinks it's going to cost so your you're spending you you could st

dry in the south and east of that northwest southeast split continues the rest of this evening into the 19. cross parts of northern ireland, northwest england was last night, got into the single figures, but more degrees to deepest temperatures up. during friday, there'll be a band of rain affecting parts of northern ireland, some of scotland, northern england and parts of wales as well. across england and wales, expected state—wide, staying reasonably warm, sunshine and blustery showers returning north across northern and western scotland in two butchers around a bit of the next, most places largely dry on saturday, there will be more showers and rain on sunday. hello, good evening. this is bbc news. the latest headlines. two russian men have gone on state tv to deny carrying out a nerve agent attack in salisbury, claiming they we re attack in salisbury, claiming they were happening to be that the time. the government has put forward the latest batch of contingency measures in case there is no brexiteer. the westminster bridge attack inquest hears however many romanian tour is almostjumped hears however many romanian tour is almost jumped

sunny skies across england and wales, in the southeast 21 or 22 celsius. the latest headlines.nce. —— a beluga whale. tiger woods has been facing the media head of the ryder cup. he has, excellent live television at the moment. not just whale watch, but also the celebrity match as well between the usa and europe here ahead of the ryder cup points sunday. my favourite pairing at the moment is us secretary of state formally, condon is arise, and former surf world champion kelly slater. currently the usa are beating europe, if you‘re watching. not good news for the europeans at the moment. the real players had been out on the course, getting a feel for the occasion. tiger woods has been there and done that, but he hasn‘t played for the us teams in 2012 and he says he is looking forward to showing the younger guys what he used to be able to do. the younger guys were on the way in and when i was on my way out. they had never really played against me, when i was playing well. it has been five years since i won a golf tournament. i have those been a tough person to beat. they have jok

pushes its way through england and wales, but it will bring more cloud on sunday because the heart of the country as it moves its way into the country as it moves its way into the southeastober on monday and we have this northerly flow. it will be quite a cool field to the start of the new working week, but a good deal of dry weather in this story. i suspect after a chilly start there will be sunshine around, clouding over a little from the far northwest with weather fronts just to the extreme left of scotla nd fronts just to the extreme left of scotland but temperatures might 14 degrees, a little bit of a shock to the system. no today‘s really the same because the wind changes direction yet again and it‘s going to be driving in something a little milderfrom the to be driving in something a little milder from the atlantic. not particularly unsettled, but it will bring more in the way of cloud aspect to lead and patchy grid and cloud moving through, but it will introduce something a little milder, looking at heights up to 11—19d in the southeast corner. as we moved out of tuesday into wednesday the winds say to the south—westerly direction, still a milder sort and another

northern england, perhaps heavier rain for a time and to the north—west we will see sunny spells but temperatures will struggle, i7 spells but temperatures will struggle, 17 to 19 but the southeastiece of showery rain at times, just 2! degrees in the south—east at this stage and mid to high teens at best across north—western areas, sunny spells but later in the day it looks like we will see rain pushing into northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland and their springs complications because it looks like this weather system is going to spend itself up into an area of low pressure, some uncertainty about where exactly this area of low pressure will end up but it certainly looks like a more u nsettled certainly looks like a more unsettled end to the week saw through the next few days turning cooler, often dry at first but later in the week there's a chance for rain. this is bbc news, i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at four. theresa may dismisses calls for a second eu referendum and insists she won't make compromises on her brexit chequers plan that aren't in the national interest. some in her party are unconvinced. it is an incredible open sesame.