southern england, ithink, behind breezy across central and southern england, i think, behind that areaou are stuck under the cloud and rain across the north—east of england, france is. that room kerry waight was the north sea on sunday night. a bit of a quite a picture over night into monday. is looking frost free. could just be a touch of frost the most prone spots across northern scotland. some s10 some fog possible first thing monday morning. but we start the new working week, once again, with low pressure in charge. and we've got this waving weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain. but here doesn't like we could have some heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern and eastern england as well. a bit of rain also for northern ireland, was good fringe into the likes of northern fabrics are an cornwall. some sunny spells or northern england, eastern scotla nd or northern england, eastern scotland as well. those temperatures will be 12—16, fairly typical for this overview. but things are said to

england. some rain pushing eastward across southern and central england and advised with the best of his sunshineth and east. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... the family of a teenage motorcyclist, killed in a collision involving the wife of an american diplomat, in northamptonshire, are on their way to the united states. more than 20 people have died after typhoon hagibis hit japan. tens of thousands of troops have been deployed to help rescue efforts. after turkish air strikes in northern syria — hundreds of islamic state fighters‘ family members are reported to have escaped. the leader of the commons, jacob rees—mogg, has said the prospects of a deal with the eu are more positive than they were a week ago. now on bbc news, click takes a closer look at electric cars and asks if they are now a credible replacement for petrol or diesel vehicles. do the cars offer the environmental gains their manufacturers promise? is 2019 the year petrol met its match? is the italian stallion a pony? the lambo now lame? are today's best cars electric? is now the time for us all to switch?

showers in eastern scotland, across wales and southern england is welcome and already waiting in theings as you can see is the evening rainfor wings as you can see is the evening rain for northern ireland. but the positive is we have some sunshine, we have light winds and temperatures area we have light winds and temperatures are a little above average, so not too bad for mid—october. not at least today. however this evening and overnight, the wind strengthens, cloud starts to increase, it will arrest the fall in temperatures but give us a pretty soggy into the night for many. that should have dried up in northern england by the time we get to the rush tomorrow morning. sorry, northern ireland, but it will for the rest of us be a rather dreary one, healthful, gusty winds and that rain as well. it looks a little clear, fairly settled, parts of south—west england and follow suit into eastern areas in the afternoon, and with light winds we will see very few showers and a ridge of high pressure. the big question tomorrow is whether we get another batch of rain coming close to southern en

that rain already sitting across much of southern england and south wales.e rest of england and wales over the rest of england and wales over the next few hours. it is looking dry for much of northern ireland and scotland. a few showers in the far north—west. under the clearest guides are likely to see some mist and fog patches. perhapsjust guides are likely to see some mist and fog patches. perhaps just a touch of frost across rural parts of eastern scotland. temperature is getting close to freezing. further south we are in double figures where you have the band of rain from the word go. this is our sunday is looking. a fairly messy bitjob with weather fronts dotted around. low pressure in charge. this weather front will be pushing northwards and eastward through the course of the day. initially a bit of dry weather for the far south—east of england, east anglia for the time. the next bus will move in late in the morning. this area of rammell move northwards across england and wales at times pushing into eastern parts of northern ireland in southern and eas

that rain returns in the south—east and southern england. working further northwards.u have some dry sunshine. but it will feel cool, 11 to 15 degrees. top temperatures here. behind that, sunshine for many of us. behind that, sunshine for many of us. rain in northern ireland through the afternoon. for much of the uk, a dry day with sunshine. that takes the edge of temperatures, 1a or 15 degrees. this weather front slides eastwards on wednesday. a squeeze on the isobars. wet and windy. that clears on thursday. sunshine and blustery showers, certainly an u nsettled blustery showers, certainly an unsettled week ahead. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11am... the family of harry dunn — who died in a collision with an american woman who then fled to the us — are flying there this morning, hoping fora meeting. typhoon hagibis sweeps across japan killing at least 18. rivers have burst their banks in over a dozen different places, and almost half a million homes are without power in tokyo. kurds under attack from turkey in northern syria. the un says more than

still some cloud and patchy rain for parts of southern england, south wales, into northern ireland. that. there'll be a few mist and fog patches developing, and where you are clear, temperatures are dipping down into single figures as we start the weekend. so on saturday morning, then, some mist and fog patches around. some sunny spells the further east you are, but there's another weather system coming in from the atlantic, and that's going to spread cloud further east. with it, initially some light and patchy rain. that rain, though, turning heavier into northern ireland and western scotland, with a strengthening south—easterly wind during the day. and, as for those temperatures, of course it'll feel best where you get to see some sunshine. but then again, as the breeze picks up, well, we'rejust talking about the mid to low teens. now, let's take a look at the big picture going into sunday. this frontal system is coming across us, and quite slowly, with some heavy and persistent rain. there could be some quite large rain totals in places on into sunday, so that's something worth w

in southern england there are very gusty winds, it may be up to 55 miles an hour in exposed spots, buty showers across the eastern side of england, and temperatures in the mid to low teens. tonight it swirls around this area of low pressure, the showers area of low pressure, the showers are mainly in the south—west and in scotland. temperatures go down to single figures. maybe the odd folk patch around. we are on to the weekend, it is still low pressure, but it is not a wash—out. a spell of rain in scotland moves into northern england, taking some showers into northern ireland. one or two showers, not as many as recently, and there is an northerly wind developing across the northern part of the uk, but still 15 in southern england. low pressure into sunday is moving away into the north sea. close to that there will be a few showers in eastern scotland and north—east england. for many of us, sunday is looking drier. a few early mist and fog patches clearing. but notice the wind coming down from the north, so there is a bit more of a chill taking hold on sunday. single figures in scotlan

and eastern england, up across southern and eastern england, up to 17 degreeshart be unsettled conditions continue to end the week and into the weekend. sunshine and showers and nowhere will be particularly cold. hello and welcome, you're watching newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. the headlines: stinging criticism for president trump, as he withdraws us troops from northern syria — he's accused of abandoning america's kurdish allies. hundreds of arrests as activists worldwide begin a two—week campaign of disruption, demanding action on climate change. i'm kasia madera, in london. also in the programme: new zealand marks 250 years since british explorer, captain cook landed, and the first encounter between maori and europeans. and the nobel prize for medicine goes to one british and two american scientists, for their work on how

still some cloud and patchy rain for parts of southern england, south wales, into northern ireland. developing, and where you are clear, temperatures are dipping down into single figures as we start the weekend. so on saturday morning, then, some mist and fog patches around. some sunny spells the further east you are, but there's another weather system coming in from the atlantic, and that's going to spread cloud further east. with it, initially some light and patchy rain. that rain, though, turning heavier into northern ireland and western scotland, with a strengthening south—easterly wind during the day. and as for those temperatures, of course, it'll feel best where you get to see some sunshine. but then again, as the breeze picks up, well, we'rejust talking about the mid to low teens. now, let's take a look at the big picture going into sunday. this frontal system is coming across us, and quite slowly, with some heavy and persistent rain. there could be some quite large rain totals in places on into sunday, so that's something worth watching. and whilst there's a bit of uncertai

the exact positioning of any rain but we could have heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern englandinto pembrokeshire and also cornwall, but elsewhere quite a lot of dry weather. sunny spells for northern england, eastern scotland as well. those temperatures will be 12 to 16, typical for this time of year. things are set to stay unsettled as well for tuesday. rain, especially for north east england and scotland and it does look like it should clear away quickly on tuesday. not a bad day. lighter winds, just a few showers. respite after the recent rain in the south during the day on tuesday. 12 to 16 degrees, the top temperatures but more rain waiting in the wings towards the west and that sets us up for an unsettled picture through wednesday. into thursday, sunny spells, blustery showers surround —— around, and temperatures generally in the mid teens. goodbye for now. good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. our headlines today: breaking her silence. the wife of a us diplomat says she's devastated by the death of british teenager harry dunn, as the uk g

that set up exists tomorrow as well although any rain in southern england will clear southwards. ere, sonny spelt the chance of a show in north—east scotland but otherwise dry and temperature is pretty much where they have been but still that chile easterly breeze. people trick or treating on halloween, a lot of dry weather but some rain pushed into northern ireland and western scotland. nothing to chilly but there are changes on the way and they accelerate from friday into the weekend because it is low pressure winning out of. that means these fronts come in with cloud and rain and stronger winds at times, although they come with milder air predict we will notice a different feeling particularly in england, wales and northern ireland on friday and it might be as high as 17 celsius in southern england. a selection of places on friday and into the weekend, it will be raining at times but not all the time and there will be some period of stronger winds, even gales in places predict more about the weekend with as we get closer to it and there is more online and on the thank you. that

on saturday, most of the rain is across southern england and threaten south wales, the midlands and east anglia. further north across england and wales, it should be dry and bright it with sunshine. more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. fewer showers because it will not be as windy, but a shimmied right across the board with temperatures 13 or 1a degrees. —— but a chilly day across the board. that weather front bringing cloud and rain and rain develops more widely saturday night and it heads north across england and way is, heavy rain threatening that flooding as well. and another area of low pressure from the west. one area of rain pushes away into the north sea but the western areas, it stays wet with showers or longer spells of rain continuing into sunday afternoon. it may turn drier and brighter in the midlands and towards the south east, a little bit warmer. further north with the rain, disappointing temperatures of 11 or 12 degrees. even into next week, often windy with showers or longer spells of rain. the european union has given the green light for intensified brexit

as we go into tomorrow night, still some patchy ran across parts of southern england, south wales andlear spells elsewhere but there was still be a bit of fog patches and some visibility, turning a little on the chillier side overnight and into saturday morning. some sunny spells further east you are, but there is another weather system coming in and initially a bit of patchy light rain spreading further east but it's never your births coming behind and intuit‘s western scotland with the strengthening wind and temperatures. as we look at the big picture and the overnight and sunday, fairly slow moving and some persistent rain and on saturday that is something worth watching going into sunday and there's still a bit of uncertainty for how the system of way on sunday, if at all. some will break out into some sunshine for the east though you may not stay cloudy. keep on coming back and developing over the next few days, of course he'll feel quite cool we have the cloud and outbreaks of rain. and then going into next week, it is all looking audible being played windy at times, there will

but it will turn quite breezy across central and southern england, i think, behind that area of rain.out 11—16 degrees. not great if you're stuck under the cloud and rain across the north—east of england, for instance. that rain will clear away towards the north sea through sunday night. so a bit of a quieter picture over night into monday. most places looking frost free. could just be a touch of frost for the most prone spots across northern scotland. some mist and some fog possible first thing monday morning. but we start the new working week, once again, with low pressure in charge. and we've got this waving weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain. but it does like we could have some heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern and south—eastern england as well. a bit of rain also for northern ireland, which could fringe into the likes of pembrokeshire and also cornwall. but actually elsewhere quite a lot of dry weather. some sunny spells for northern england, eastern scotland as well. and th

could get up to 17 or 18 in some afternoon sunshine across central and southern england. k with clear skies. rain returning to ireland and southern england and temperatures falling between five and 10 celsius. some areas could get to freezing pa rt some areas could get to freezing part —— in parts of rural areas of scotla nd part —— in parts of rural areas of scotland and england. some rain pushing eastward across southern and central england and advised with the best of his sunshine further north and east.

the exact positioning of any ray but we could have heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern england also cornwall, but elsewhere quite a lot of dry weather. sunny spells for northern england, eastern scotland as well. those temperatures will be 12 to 16, typicalfor this as well. those temperatures will be 12 to 16, typical for this time of year. things are set to stay u nsettled year. things are set to stay unsettled as well for tuesday. rain, especially for north east england and scotland and it does look like it should clear away quickly on tuesday. not a bad day. lighter winds, just a few showers. respite after the recent rain in the south during the day on tuesday. 12 to 16 degrees, the top temperatures but more rain waiting in the wings towards the west and that sets us up foran towards the west and that sets us up for an unsettled picture through wednesday. into thursday, sunny spells, bluster a shower surround and temperatures generally in the mid teens. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines... the fighting in north eastern syria has intensified, as the turkish arm

through sometime overnight, dry with clear skies, rain in northern ireland, as we head into southern englander north, a wetter day in northern ireland. outbreaks of rain clipping south—west england. between, slicing into northern england and eastern scotland, dry with spells of sunshine. a cooler day for most of us, 12 to 15 degrees. messi on tuesday with areas of rain pulling away from eastern scotla nd of rain pulling away from eastern scotland and north—east england. showers follow on behind, rain in northern ireland later in the day but between come a dry day for many. breezy with gusty days in england and wales, spells of sunshine. but thenit and wales, spells of sunshine. but then it is wet and windy as we move through wednesday. this weather front pushing eastwards. after the rain clears on wednesday by thursday we have sunshine and showers again. a really unsettled week ahead. ben and sally, back a really unsettled week ahead. ben and sally, back to a really unsettled week ahead. ben and sally, back to you. i‘m on my own because ben has got ready to read the news on the andrew marr s

some sunshine late in the day, especially southern england, pa rt day, especially southern england, parte north sea sunday night and into monday. a bit of a quieter start your new walking week. mist and fog possible first thing. monday, some rain on the class, vertically for northern ireland, perhaps pressing into temperature and common. the chance of heavy, potentially thuggery downpours in the south—east. temperatures around 12-16. -- the south—east. temperatures around 12—16. —— thundery. bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: heavy fighting continues as turkey presses ahead, with its military operation against kurdish fighters in northeast syria. torrential rain and tornado—like winds claim at least 4 lives in japan, in what could be the country's worst storm for 60 years. the big dangerfrom these sorts of events is water. water is the thing that can do real damage. the president of ecuador places the country's capital, quito, under military control in an attempt to end days of violent clashes an astonishing moment of sporting history as eliud kipcho—gaye bec

northern england, and eastern parts of scotland through the evening, eventually pulling away, we have many places dry with their skies. the rain begins to arrive in northern ireland and southernlear skies. two weather fronts to deal with, this runs up through the irish sea. bringing a wet day eventually to northern ireland. bringing rain into south—west england, and further rain across central and southern england through the day. the further north and east you are, the better chance you have a staying dry with spells of sunshine. a cooler day, 11—15d, feeling cool when he had persistent rain, persistent rain in eastern scotla nd rain, persistent rain in eastern scotland in north—east england on tuesday morning. scattered showers and rain arriving in northern ireland later in the day. mainly dry with spells of sunshine, breezy, that takes the edge off the highs of 14 that takes the edge off the highs of 1a or 15 degrees. on wednesday, this weather front sweeps eastwards across the country. the isobars are close together. wet and windy on wednesday. as it clears, sunshine and blustery showers on thursday. that's all from me, goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10am. th

only slowly fading into the evening whereas we still have outbreaks of rain affecting parts of southern englandere. further north you are, the colder it will be but nowhere particularly cold. scotland, northern ireland, northern england, saturday, sunny spells, a few showers in north wales could be bright as well. further and at times into southern england and south wales. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: fierce fighting as turkey continues its offensive against kurdish areas in northern syria — in the us there are bipartisan efforts to launch sanctions against ankara. two foreign businessmen with ties to rudy giuliani, mr trump's personal lawyer, are charged with violating campaign finance laws in the us. japan braces for the strongest typhoon this year — the authorities warn of severe weather and widespread destruction. and the iranian women attending a men's football match for the first time since the islamic revolution.

ortwo in northern and western scotland, one or two in northern ireland, still cloudy and damp in southern englandts of england, an area of,000 northern scotland. elsewhere, you will see quite a bit of dry weather on saturday, variable cloud, some sunny spells could be yours. but it looks like the rain will pep up south wales later in the day, more persistent as it does so. temperatures round about the mid—teens by day. overnight, heavy rainfor mid—teens by day. overnight, heavy rain for parts of england and, we will see another area of cloud affecting more of scotland as well. we'll keep you updated on the detail of that because it may change. that's your forecast. hello, and welcome to newsday.

of a feature than they have been recently, but it will turn quite breezy across central and southern england under the cloud and rain across the north—east of england, for instance. that rain will clear away towards the north sea through sunday night. so a bit of a quieter picture over night into monday. most places looking frost free. could just be a touch of frost for the most prone spots across northern scotland. some mist and some fog possible first thing monday morning. but we start the new working week, once again, with low pressure in charge. and we've got this waving weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain. but it does like we could have some heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern and south—eastern england as well. a bit of rain also for northern ireland, which could fringe into the likes of pembrokeshire and also cornwall. but actually elsewhere, quite a lot of dry weather. some sunny spells for northern england, eastern scotland as well. and those temperatures will be around about 12—16

of a feature than they have been recently, but it will turn quite breezy across central and southern englandabout 11—16 degrees. not great if you're stuck under the cloud and rain across the north—east of england, for instance. that rain will clear away towards the north sea through sunday night. so a bit of a quieter picture over night into monday. most places looking frost free. could just be a touch of frost for the most prone spots across northern scotland. some mist and some fog possible first thing monday morning. but we start the new working week, once again, with low pressure in charge. and we've got this waving weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain. but it does like we could have some heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern and south—eastern england as well. a bit of rain also for northern ireland, which could fringe into the likes of pembrokeshire and also cornwall. but actually elsewhere, quite a lot of dry weather. some sunny spells for northern england, eastern scotland as well. and

we may start with sunshine for many cloud already building across southern england and northern ireland and west through the day, looking drier with the best of the sunshine across north—east england and eastern scotland. temperatures tomorrow 12— 15 celsius. by the time we get to tuesday, still unsettled, still areas of rain pulling away from eastern scotland and north—east england with some showers pushing into western areas. for many on tuesday, a drier day. one or two showers with spells of sunshine and temperatures between 12 and 16 celsius. now for the middle part of the week we have another frontal system pushing its way eastwards across the country. notice the isobars are quite close together so it will be wet and windy for many of us it will be wet and windy for many of us and as the rain clears away eastwards, behind it on thursday, a mixture of sunny spells and showers. 0ne mixture of sunny spells and showers. one way or another, most of us will one way or another, most of us will see some rain on most days in the week ahead. ben and sally, back to you. alina, thank you very

overnight, most of the rain continuing across southern england, head further north in the showers areer skies. the winds will be dropping of the nights are quite chilly with double figures in the south. more rain to come at times across southern parts of england, another dark day with rain easing into south wales, the south midlands and east anglia. elsewhere, some sunshine to enjoy with lighter winds and a few showers in the north—west of scotland. a cooler day in southern areas underneath the rain. it develops more widely overnight into england and wales with the worst of it easing off into the north sea on sunday. further west, showers or longer spells of rain. brightening up in the south—east in the afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm. five people are injured in a knife attack in the arndale shopping centre in manchester. counter terrorism police are investigating and have detained a man in his 405. we'll have increased patrols including armed patrol in the city centre this weekend. this is to reassure people but we do not believe there is a wider threat at this time

more cloud for england, wales and southern scotland tomorrow.north in scotland, turning more dry and brighter from the west throughout the afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11am: a moment of sporting history — kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge becomes the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. i am the happiest man to run under two hours, i hope to inspire many people, to tell people no human is limited and you can do it. typhoon hagibis makes its final approach towards japan — it's the worst storm to hit the country for 60 years. the us warns turkey it will impose new sanctions if it continues with military action against kurdish forces in syria. the head of the nhs warns the school gates have become a breeding ground

into tomorrow, some early showers, south wales, southern england, could be heavy and thundering and places. scattered showers elsewhere across the western side of the uk, the showers keep on coming to western scotland, especially to the western highlands, with strong gusty winds may be around a0 mph, maybe a bit more in places. relatively few showers making their way all the way to the eastern side of the uk, sort more in the way of sunny spells, fewer showers to be found here, but for all of us, it will feel a little bit cooler on wednesday. compared with today. welcome to the royal institute. the search for britain's best new building. an extraordinarily very short list, an 0pera building. an extraordinarily very short list, an opera house, a visitor centre, the distillery and a railway station but all of them have a thread running through them and thatis a thread running through them and that is that we have a new development in terms of recycling, we also have a building that is very low energy council houses and a building that melts into the landscape. an attempt by all of these to b

seems showers in northern scotland, maybe one or two in southern england, weather front close by to thehe odd bit and this the rain perhaps. changing the day, taking you from monday to tuesday, the overall pattern doesn't seem to change very much at all except the isobars just beginning to open up there across the northern part of scotland. so that means less in the way of breeze. still a bit of an onshore here, so not overly warm. a frosty start again but a few showers for scotland, still about cloud with the odd bitten piece of rain across the south—western quarter. again those temperatures still struggling, nine, ten, 11. something about order for most of us. now, those weatherfronts haven't been around in the south—western quarter for a couple of days. a rather subsumed new set of fronts coming in from the atlantic with a bit more urgency and oomf. a chilly start across the greater part of central and eastern side and out towards the west maybe a dry start but eventually the cloud and wind and rain piling from the atlantic. just beginning to see signs of those temperatures getting t

strengthening in central and southern england and showers ringing hailand and southern england and showers 50 miles an hourand south. gusting in excess of 50 miles an hour and those showers will push in by the breezy conditions. i think we will call it a mixture of sunny spells and showers because it certainly will not be a write—off of a day. and cool with temperatures in some spots around 11 degrees in this showery blustery weather is expected to continue all through the weekend. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: as turkey's invasion of northern syria continues, russia warns it will not allow syrian troops to be attacked. is it a done deal? negotiations continue between the eu and the uk. there are reports they could be on the brink of a breakthrough. i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. also in the programme: a difficult moment for hong kong's chief executive, carrie lam, as she gives her annual policy address, with protests rocking the territory. and... oh, my god!

a rather wet day for much of england, wales and southern scotland with a band of rain by pushing northafternoon albeit with showers, and a few showers in northern ireland, northern and western scotland but a drier day here with spells of sunshine. spells —— windy, gusty winds and temperatures from 11—16, could get up to 17 an afternoon sunshine in central and southern england. 0vernight, the rain pulls away from north—east england and scotland, dry for a time for much of the uk with clearer skies, rain returning, temperatures falling to 5-10. chilly returning, temperatures falling to 5—10. chilly starting places close to freezing in rural scotland and northern england and tomorrow more rain to come and a wet day for northern ireland with rain pushing north and eastwards across central southern england, always driest in the best of the sunshine further north and east. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... ministers say the american woman — who left britain after being involved in a fatal car crash — no longer has diplomatic immunity because she's returned to the unite

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on saturday, mo5t of the rain on and off across southern england.es, threatening part5 of the south midlands and east anglia. elsewhere, more sunshine further north, the wind is lighter and shouldn't feel too bad. those are the temperatures... a colder day where we've got the rain in the south and still some showers in the north and west of scotland. thing is turning wetter more widely tomorrow night. an area of low pressure coming into the back of that and complicating the weather for sunday. overnight rain across england and wales, the heaviest of which pushing away into the north sea. with that low pressure, some further showers coming in. it may brighten up for eastern areas especially in the south east. quite cold in glasgow and the rain not far away from belfast. next we get most out of dry but the rain never too far away remaining unsettled. 100,000 people have left their homes in northern syria, says the un, following turkey's attack on kurdish held areas. as the casualties ri5e, we report on one family caught in the cross fire, who today ha

still some cloud and patchy rain for parts of southern england, south wales, into northern ireland. and fog patches developing, and where you are clear, temperatures are dipping down into single figures as we start the weekend. so on saturday morning, then, some mist and fog patches around. some sunny spells the further east you are, but there's another weather system coming in from the atlantic, and that's going to spread cloud further east. with it, initially some light and patchy rain. that rain, though, turning heavier into northern ireland and western scotland, with a strengthening south—easterly wind during the day. and, as for those temperatures, of course it'll feel best where you get to see some sunshine. but then again, as the breeze picks up, well, we'rejust talking about the mid to low teens. now, let's take a look at the big picture going into sunday. this frontal system is coming across us, and quite slowly, with some heavy and persistent rain. there could be some quite large rain totals in places on into sunday, so that's something worth watching. and, while there's a

still some cloud and patchy rain for parts of southern england, south wales, into northern ireland.og patches developing, and where you are clear, temperatures are dipping down into single figures as we start the weekend. so on saturday morning, then, some mist and fog patches around. some sunny spells the further east you are, but there's another weather system coming in from the atlantic, and that's going to spread cloud further east. with it, initially some light and patchy rain. that rain, though, turning heavier into northern ireland and western scotland, with a strengthening south—easterly wind during the day. and, as for those temperatures, of course it'll feel best where you get to see some sunshine. but then again, as the breeze picks up, well, we'rejust talking about the mid to low teens. now, let's take a look at the big picture going into sunday. this frontal system is coming across us, and quite slowly, with some heavy and persistent rain. there could be some quite large rain totals in places on into sunday, so that's something worth watching. and, whilst there's a bit

still some cloud and patchy rain for parts of southern england, south wales, into northern ireland.few mist and fog patches developing, and where you are clear, temperatures are dipping down into single figures as we start the weekend. so on saturday morning, then, some mist and fog patches around. some sunny spells the further east you are, but there's another weather system coming in from the atlantic, and that's going to spread cloud further east. with it, initially some light and patchy rain. that rain, though, turning heavier into northern ireland and western scotland, with a strengthening south—easterly wind during the day. and as for those temperatures, of course, it'll feel best where you get to see some sunshine. but then again, as the breeze picks up, well, we'rejust talking about the mid to low teens. now, let's take a look at the big picture going into sunday. this frontal system is coming across us, and quite slowly, with some heavy and persistent rain. there could be some quite large rain totals in places on into sunday, so that's something worth watching. and whilst t

on saturday most of the rain will again be affecting southern england.ign —— south midlands. but in places... it will feel quite pleasa nt but in places... it will feel quite pleasant and a few showers and there we re pleasant and a few showers and there were not maybe be as many as today. wa nt were not maybe be as many as today. want be as windy tomorrow but there isa want be as windy tomorrow but there is a temperature and it is a cooler day in that rain and southern parts of england and wales. that is bringing the rain and push its way northwards on saturday night developing rain more widely for england and weigh work —— even in wales. accompanied a picture for sunday. the heaviest of which should push into the north sea but with that will pressure to the west and pushing and showers and vulgar spells of rain for the western side, quite heavy. east it will brighten up quite heavy. east it will brighten upa bit quite heavy. east it will brighten up a bit especially towards the south—east. 16 degrees, glasgow 11 underneath that ring. that ring. that ra

scotland, drive for a time across much of the uk with clear skies with rain returning in parts of southern englandhilly starting places, close to freezing in rural parts of scotland and england and tomorrow more rain to combat a wet day in northern ireland and rain pushing its way across central southern england, always rise with the best of the sunshine further north and east. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... ministers say the american woman — who left britain after being

saturday, we still have that rain across much of southern england, south of england is also seeing some over the next few days, and i think as we look at the week ahead, we've got some fairly autumnal and fairly up—and—down, changeable, unsettled weather along the way. back to you. asign of weather along the way. back to you. a sign of the times, isn't it? let's turn to the issue of education. for years teachers have been calling for more cash for schools. last month ministers announced they would increase spending by more than £7 billion by 2023. now, a breakdown of how the money will be spent in the first year has now been revealed. but while the investment has been welcomed, campaigners have warned it's not enough. the education secretary gavin williamsonjoins us. good morning. morning. good to see you this morning. you want to outline the big numbers which may or may not compute in peoples' minds, but give us a sense of what the amount you are talking to about now equates to in real terms? amount you are talking to about now equates to in realterms? currently we spent £850 million a

on through friday night and into saturday morning, still a bit of patchy rain around southern englandd when you are clear it is going to be a little chilly once again into saturday morning. so that takes us onto the weekend, and another weather system coming in from the atlantic. so some sunny spells to the east to begin with, away from any mistand the east to begin with, away from any mist and fog. cloud increasing. you will see a little late and patchy rain starting to edge further east but the rain really padding up in northern ireland into western scotla nd in northern ireland into western scotland once again, with a strengthening south—easterly wind. and temperatures around about the mid— pains. let‘s take a look at the big picture on into part two of the weekend. these weather fronts coming m, weekend. these weather fronts coming in, but quite slowly and quite a bit of rain associated with this as well, so the chance of seeing some fairly high rainfall totals on saturated ground going into sunday. so that is something worth watching at stage and there is some uncertainty about t

affecting south wales and southern england at the start of wednesday. the showers keep on running into the western highlands of scotland. strong gusty winds. blustery across the uk but relatively few showers reaching the eastern part so the proportion of the day here stays dry. temperatures around the mid teens, feeling cooler on wednesday thanit teens, feeling cooler on wednesday than it did on tuesday. thursday, first signs of a different flavour with a weather front from the atlantic. a few showers around but not as many as we have seen. more likely to be cloud and a spell of rain northern ireland, parts of scotla nd rain northern ireland, parts of scotland and northern england and still quite windy out there. the weather fronts still playing a part in our weather on friday. still low pressure in control but longer spells of rain. some uncertainty as to where the fronts will be setting. but they could bring longer spells of rain, and it starts to move gradually south as we go deeper into the day. quite strong winds associated as well. the picture goi

quite a bit of hanging back, though, in southern england and wales and the midlands and the cloud thickeninground western coasts. temperatures — well, we could get up to 11! in plymouth with a bit of brightness and some drier weather, and we're typically looking at around 9—10 as we cast our eye further north towards scotland. if you heading out in the evening for trick—or—treating, a fine story across central and eastern parts of the uk with the cloud thickening in the west to bring a patchy outbreak of rain at first and then some heavier rain by the time we get to midnight as that next area of low pressure starts to work its way in. it will also bring strengthening winds, and this low centre will stay with us for a while, particularly on friday it will pull the air in from the south—west of the uk, from the atlantic. and so yes, the rain will come down. but, actually, the temperature on the whole will be going up. heavy downpours of rain at time and coming in showery bands. there will be some brightness in between the rain, and in that sunshine 16 or 17 degrees across eastern england. some

it will bea southern areas of england.y and the clocks having gone back need to get an extra hour and that perhaps underneath the warm duvet. a few showers for northern scotland and perhaps a few running down the north sea coast of england as well, temperatures and scotland come up a couple of degrees but the less cool air moving and in the clear conditions move and to southern england. into monday's forecast high—pressure dominating and wind coming in from a northerly direction and across northern scotland, around some of the north sea coast of england, a frosty‘s dart elsewhere and there is another pretty chilly day. the air is getting colder again across scotland in temperatures eight celsius in edinburgh. into tuesday and the high—pressure is still with us and weakens the weather friend tried to me than and at the moment it is held at bay so that means another dry day with sunshine but a few showers affecting northeastern areas of the uk and it will be dry for most of us and if that weather friend comes will be dry for

we do have high—pressure to the north of scotland, low pressure in parts of southern england and walesthe air coming from scandinavia may be colder but further south in much of england and wales, not particularly cold and we won't see the temperatures changing much at all. but it does quite unsettled, there will be rain at times, you consider temperatures dropping in edinburgh and belfast. if the low pressure is more dominant, rain will be arriving more widely. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: to try to break months of deadlock over brexit, the british parliament finally votes, overwhelmingly, for a snap general election in december. to recover the respect in which parliament should be held by the people of this country and that is finally to offer ourselves to the judgement of the people of this country. we are ready for an election. we are going to go out there with a very strong message of how we transform our society. a senior white house official tells the impeachment inquiry into donald trump, he witnessed, first—hand, the president pressuring ukraine's gove

tomorrow some early showers, south wales and southern england, heavy and sundry in places.d they keep on coming. gusts of around a0 miles an hour in places relatively few showers making their way all the way to the eastern side of the uk. so more in the way of sunny spells and fewer showers to be found here but for all of us feeling cooler on wednesday compared with today. you're watching beyond 100 days. three weeks to brexit and the negotiating positions are hardening. downing street says angela merkel told them the chances of a deal were "overwhelmingly unlikely". berlin says, not true, the chancellor would always leave the door open. the war of words is getting louder and more personal. donald tusk says boris johnson doesn't want a deal. michael gove says the british people have run out of patience. faced with a delaying, disruptive and denying tactics of the opposition we say on behalf of the i7.a million, enough, enough, we need to leave. the white house has prevented a key witnesses from giving evidence to the democrats impeachment inquiry.