fine end to sunday across many parts, rain at the moment in parts of northern ireland and southern scotland, that will work its way north most of the country, england, wales, northern scotland patchy mist and fog, the winds will be liked and then strengthening to the south—west, still feeding and a lot of mild and muggy air. the big story the remnants of what is currently hurricane ophelia, significant impact across southern ireland and western parts of england and wales and northern ireland, northern ireland were the met office have issued be prepared warning, there will be disruption during the day, kidney as well 70—80 mph winds then the western fringes of wales and northern ireland and south—west scotland, lots of rain with it, much of england and wales will be dry, blustery winds, not a strong away from the western coasts, highs of around 22—24. this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headline: the bbc understand a third british woman has come forward accusing producer harvey weinstein of rape. one of them the british actress, lysette anthony. she says she was attacked at her london

southern ireland will ta ke hurricane. southern ireland will take the brunt of the storm. elsewhere in the uk, windy. the wind is the main feature tomorrow. around the irish sea coast into tomorrow afternoon is where we see the strongest winds. perhaps 80 miles per hour. services will be disrupted. debris here and there as well. stay tuned to the warnings and the radio tomorrow. only part of the story. much of england will be dry. sunny spells. blustery but not windy in the east. 23. gusty winds in the northern portion of the irish sea. monday night and tuesday morning, northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, 60— 70 miles per hour winds. ongoing disruption in the tuesday morning. we will have all the updates on bbc radio and bbc news. cold northerly winds in scotla nd news. cold northerly winds in scotland and northern ireland without breaks of rain. brighter conditions for england and wales. pleasa nt conditions for england and wales. pleasant enough in the sunshine. rain in the south going north. a cool and wet day. the heaviest rain on the east of the hil

the strongest of the winds more confined to northern ireland, southern scotland and northern englandour there could be some problems, too. so monday, particularly in the afternoon, through monday night, into tuesday morning, some disruption possible, even some damage as well. keep up—to—date with the latest weather warnings online on tuesday the winds will gradually ease down, stays wet rather cool across scotland, the faer north of northern ireland. england and wales a largely dry day with sunny spells before we see splashes of rain arriving in the south later. nowhere near as warm as monday afternoon across england and wales but pleasa nt across england and wales but pleasant enough in the sunshine. overnight rain from the south will work into parts of northern england for wednesday, then into southern scotland, cool wind here, feeling a little bit warmer further south. scotland, cool wind here, feeling a little bit warmerfurther south. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: police in britain are now investigating claims of sexual assault by three women against holly

scotland, northern ireland, southern scotland, northern ireland, southern scotland, northern ireland,one just gone. the strength of the winds give us some cause for concern. particularly through the central part of the country to the early hours. that could bring some branches down and perhaps some disruption to travel. something we are keeping an eye on. blustery started thursday for central and southern england and that rain will clear south and then behind it and the sunshine although will be a few showers feeding across on that both north—westerly wind. and the strength of the wind will make it feel cool even though the thermometer may read 1a—17. through tomorrow evening and overnight those winds slowly ease and thermos of the country it will be fairly clear skies which means through the early hours of friday morning rules spots could see a touch of frost. ed joyce. wherever you are and for much of friday there is a fine day. a bit of friday there is a fine day. a bit of cloud creeping through the west as the day wears on. it'll connect to this weather front which will publicly a

a time in northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southern scotland and northernnd, the winds will pick up on the southern flank of storm brian as it moves out into the north sea. bands of wet weather moving around it, wet at times tonight, a lot of rain feeding into north—west england and into sunday morning. 8—11d. a wet start for some of this in north wales, a bit of rain may move into the midlands and east anglia through the morning, but the trend through the

by the time it gets very close to the coast of southern ireland, on monday morning, it's not actually and it is going to bring winds, dangerous winds. it's 30 years on from the great storm of 1987. we we re from the great storm of 1987. we were talking to michael fish early on, who famously failed to predict that. but that was not in fact a hurricane. it wasn't. we technically doi hurricane. it wasn't. we technically do i have hurricanes in this country, is that right? yes, because the water is not warm enough. anything that was a hurricane, as it approaches the uk, losers that warm core with the tropical air. so this isa core with the tropical air. so this is a hurricane but the time it reaches the uk will not be. in 1987, it was not a hurricane again but had hurricane strength winds. this one is not expected to have hurricane strength winds, but we are going to find on monday that the winds really start to pick up. initially close to southern ireland, south west approach, south—west england and wales, then there's strong winds. where the irish sea, such that we could see a two mile

southern ireland will ta ke hurricane. southern ireland will take the brunt of the storm.here we see the strongest winds. perhaps 80 miles per hour. services will be disrupted. debris here and there as well. stay tuned to the warnings and the radio tomorrow. only part of the story. much of england will be dry. sunny spells. blustery but not windy in the east. 23.

windy for a time tonight for northern ireland southern scotla nd for northern ireland southern scotlandnd northern england, storm brian is out in the north sea. still a blustery day with outbreaks of rain, but turning drier and brighter as the day goes on. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley, the headlines at 10:32am. the spanish government is holding a cabinet meeting to begin imposing central control over the region of catalonia. experts have been called to deal with a chemical incident at the sellafield nuclear site in cumbria — after a number of buildings were evacuated last night. speed limits for motorway roadworks could be raised in england under plans aimed at reducing congestion. parts of the uk are preparing for the arrival of storm brian with winds of up to 70 miles per hour. cornwall is one of the first areas to feel the impact. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's programme — i head to the scottish orkney islands to help uncover their neolithic past. it's about 5,000 years old, the like of which have never really been seen before. here

the worst will be in southern ireland. ophelia, an ex—hurricane, moves towards the shores. issued a red warning. danger to life and property across the entire country. the wind will steadily strengthen in the west. scotland will have rain come and go. dry conditions in england and wales. the winds start to pick up through the irish sea in particular as we go into the afternoon. western parts of wales, the isle of man, northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland in particular. we can see winds in excess of 80 miles per hour in a few spots. that will cause loose debris to fly around and travel disruption. only part of the story, of course. on monday, rain across the board in ireland. cool conditions in scotland with outbreaks of rain. england and wales, away from western coasts, blustery day but quite a warm and sunny one, 23 degrees. evening rush—hour, midlands, northern england, gusty winds. the strongest of the wind in the north. the low pressure system will transfer to northern scotland. these areas could see 60—70 miles per hour winds. they could cause disruption. tem

the worst will be in southern ireland. ophelia, an ex—hurricane, moves towards the shores. ife and property across the entire country. the wind will steadily strengthen in the west. scotland will have rain come and go. dry conditions in england and wales. the winds start to pick up through the irish sea in particular as we go into the afternoon. western parts of wales, the isle of man, northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland in particular. we can see winds in excess of 80 miles per hour in a few spots. that will cause loose debris to fly around and travel disruption. only part of the story, of course. on monday, rain across the board in ireland. cool conditions in scotland with outbreaks of rain. england and wales, away from western coasts, blustery day but quite a warm and sunny one, 23 degrees. evening rush—hour, northern england, gusty winds. the strongest of the wind in the north. the low pressure system will transfer to northern scotland. these areas could see 60—70 miles per hour winds. they could cause disruption. temperatures holding up into tuesday morning. t

when with around the irish sea and the strongest winds more confined to northern ireland, southern scotlandould be problems. monday, particularly from the afternoon, through monday night, into tuesday morning, disruption as possible and even damage as well. keep up—to—date with the latest weather warnings on mine. 0n tuesday, the winds gradually ease, it stays wet. in london and wales, largely dry with sunny spells before splashes of rain in the south later. nowhere near as warm as monday afternoon across england and wales but pleasant enough in the sunshine. 0vernight rain from the south works in the northern england on wednesday and then in the summer scotland. krumins here, it was a bit warmer further south. goodbye for now. —— cooler here. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven: two more women come forward accusing producer harvey weinstein of rape. british actress lysette anthony says he attacked her in her home in the 1980s. a warning of steep rises in food prices if we leave the eu without a trade deal. ministers insist the uk would succeed come what may. patients in england who go

on monday, southern ireland will feel the worst effects but all around these western areass focus on that, monday afternoon into monday evening rush—hour, strongest of the winds around irish seacoast, 70—80 mph, big disruption, could be damage around as well. the rest of the uk com pletely around as well. the rest of the uk completely different, the winds coming from the east of scotland, blustery day for england and wales but nothing to significant away from west coasts and the warm wind at that. gusty winds into the evening rush—hour. still pretty windy and the irish sea to begin with then the strong winds becoming combined in northern ireland, southern and northern england, into tuesday there could be rush—hour problems. monday from the afternoon through monday night ended tuesday morning disruption possible even some damage to up—to—date with the latest warnings online. tuesday the winds will ease, stays wet, cool across scotland, the far north, england and wales largely dry with sunny spells before splashes of rain arrive in the south later, nowhere near as warm as mon

by monday, ophelia, all is what left of ophelia will be heading to southern ireland. ing up on monday. through the west and south—west and into the irish league, gusts of up to 80 mph. northern ireland gets very windy. rain in scotland and as you head further east across england and wales you get lighter and the last of the warm air keeping it warm. it is the wind strength that will cause issues, into monday and tuesday. damage and destruction to travel is expected. we will keep you updated on local radio. warnings are online. the centre of this deep below is heading through northern ireland into scotland, pushing gusty winds across northern ireland into southern scotland and northern england. in rush hour those winds only slowly easing. some rain expected. good afternoon. the government has insisted that it is confident of reaching a brexit deal with the european union, and that britain will succeed whatever happens. however, the transport secretary chris grayling said ministers were fully preparing for the possibility of leaving without agreement. labour has said it

that produces rain at the moment and part of northern ireland in southern scotland.outh—west in tehran. a mild night away from the north of scotland. muddy conditions, temperatures in the teens to start the day. but this is it. the remnants of hurricane ophelia, no longer a hurricane, it. the remnants of hurricane ophelia, no longera hurricane, but still a significant storm pushing into parts of ireland on monday. southern ireland will feel the worst effects, but all around western areas, the winds strong throughout. after a cloudy start, much of england and were all have day. winds quickly strengthening, 70 to 80 mile an hour gusts quickly strengthening, 70 to 80 mile an hourgusts in quickly strengthening, 70 to 80 mile an hour gusts in cornwall, and around the irish sea later on. let's focus on that. monday afternoon into the monday evening rush hour, strongest winds around the irish sea and coasts, 70—80 miles an hour potentially, big disruption to ferry services, could be some damage around as well. the rest of the uk looks completely different. the winds from th

the worst will be in southern ireland. 0phelia, an ex—hurricane, moves towards the shores. ngthen in the west. scotland will have rain come and go. dry in england and wales. the winds start to pick up in the irish sea in particular as we go into the afternoon. western parts of wales, the isle of man, northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland in particular. we can see winds in excess of 80 miles per hour in a few spots. that will cause loose debris to fly around and travel disruption. on monday, rain across the board in ireland. cool conditions in scotland with outbreaks of rain. england and wales, away from western coasts, blustery days but quite a warm and sunny, 23 degrees. evening rush—hour, northern england, gusty winds. the strongest of the wind in the north. the low pressure system will transfer to northern scotland. these areas could see 60—70 miles per hour winds. they could cause disruption. temperatures holding up into tuesday morning. through monday and tuesday, just a reminder, some problems around, not just with transport, power supply problems as well. che

by monday morning what is left of ophelia will be heading close to southern ireland, the centre of thisain across northern ireland and scotland. the strength of the wind will cause issues on monday and possibly into tuesday. there is likely to be some damage and disruption to travel. you can keep up—to—date with what's happening on your bbc local radio station. gusty winds across northern ireland and scotland. table eventually ease during the course of the day. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10: the oscar's board votes to expel disgraced holywood producer harvey weinstein, as more women come forward with allegations of sexual assault. one film critic reveals how he crossed the producer. he came for me and shook me at a reception. he said you can't publish that, you won't come to the baftas again, you won't work in this town again. i was in venice, it wasn't his town! drivers who cause death in the most serious cases of dangerous and careless driving will now face life sentences. austrians head to the polls for a snap general election — the 31—year—old conservative party leader sebas

notice a stream of cloud coming out into the northern half of the country, rain in northern ireland and southerne night turning wet and the rain pushing north. away from that most dry, the wind strengthening, fairly mild away from the north of scotland, muggy conditions and temperatures in the teens. this is it, the remnants of hurricane 0phelia, no longer a harry cane but still an all around these western ea rs cane but still an all around these western ears when throughout cloudy start drying bright wetter in northern ireland is wind strengthening syndication 80 let's focus on monday evening rush—hour strongest of the winds around irish sea coast and hills, 70 potentially 80 big disruption to ferry services could be damage. the rest of the uk looking different, the winds outbreaks of rain blustery nothing to significant war wind: the strongest winds becoming more confined to northern ireland southern scotland and northern england, into the tuesday morning rush hour there could be problems. monday particularly from the afternoon through monday night disruption possible and possible damage. late

the worst will be in southern ireland. ophelia, an ex—hurricane, moves towards the shores. arning. danger to life and property across the entire country. the wind will steadily strengthen in the west. scotland will have rain come and go. dry conditions in england and wales. the winds start to pick up through the irish sea in particular as we go into the afternoon. western parts of wales, the isle of man, northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland in particular. we can see winds in excess of 80 miles per hour in a few spots. that will cause loose debris to fly around and travel disruption. only part of the story, of course. on monday, rain across the board in ireland. cool conditions in scotland with outbreaks of rain. england and wales, away from western coasts, blustery day but quite a warm and sunny one, 23 degrees. evening rush—hour, midlands, northern england, gusty winds. the strongest of the wind in the north. the low pressure system will transfer to northern scotland. these areas could see 60—70 miles per hour winds. they could cause disruption. temperatures holdi

the worst will be in southern ireland. 0phelia, an ex—hurricane, moves towards the shores. ireland has issued a red warning. danger to life and property across the country. the wind will strengthen in the west. scotland will have rain come and go. the winds start to pick up in the irish sea in particular as we go into the afternoon. wales, the isle of man, northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland in particular. we can see winds in excess of 80 miles per hour. that will cause loose debris to fly around and travel disruption. monday, rain across the board in ireland. cool conditions in scotland. england and wales, away from western coasts, blustery days. quite a warm and sunny one, 23 degrees. evening rush—hour, northern england, gusty winds. the strongest of the wind in the north. the low pressure system will transfer to northern scotland. these areas could see 60—70 miles per hour winds. they could cause disruption. temperatures holding up into tuesday morning. monday and tuesday, just a reminder, some problems around, not just with transport, power supply problems as

ireland. it is going to make landfall in the southern part of ireland by tomorrow with hurricane force winds andurge. this is first time we've seen a storm in at least the past 50 years be so powerful and it's the first time i can remember we've ever had a storm keeping its strength as category one storm in this proximity in the atlantic and heading toward the british aisles. this is definitely going to be news worthy tomorrow. hurricane ophelia making landfall in southern ireland and then heading into great britain possibly by tuesday. that landfall is tomorrow afternoon. overnight tonight, 59 in philadelphia. 52 in allentown. 44 in the poconos. we'll have frost by tuesday morning in the poconos. during the day tomorrow, 62. that will be the high. skies becomin becoming mostly sd it will be windy temperatures actually below average. but look what happens. tuesday it's even cooler. wednesday we're up to 70. thursday 71. friday 73. saturday and sunday mid 70s. some spots could push to 80 degrees. so it's not going to stay cool around here. next couple of days and then we warm it back up. i'm liki

by monday morning, what is left of ophelia will be heading very close to southern ireland and the centreing up on monday in the west through the south west and pushing up through the irish sea. gusts of 80mph. the winds picking up in northern ireland. very windy with some rain and rain in scotla nd windy with some rain and rain in scotland as you head further east along england and wales the winds get lighter and we have the last of the warm airat get lighter and we have the last of the warm air at 24 degrees. but it is the strength of the wind that will cause issues on monday and tuesday. there is likely to be damage and disruption to travel. you can keep up—to—date on bbc local radio. the centre of the deep low pressure, although it is weakening, it heading through northern ireland and into scotland and pushing heavy winds into northern ireland and northern england. the winds only easing down further south lighter winds and rain later.

so no longer a hurricane, but still a significant storm putting in the southern parts of ireland.hened. rain in scotland, but winds strengthening, 70 mph in west cornwall and 70—80 around the irish sea. monday afternoon into the monday evening rush hour, the strongest winds around the irish sea coasts. 70, potentially 80 mph and big disruption to ferry services and damage potentially. the rest of the uk completely different. the winds from the east of scotland, chilly with outbreaks of rain. blustery for england and wales, but nothing significant away from the western coasts and temperatures could hit the low to mid 20s. gusty winds in the evening rush—hour. monday, particularly from the afternoon, through monday night, into tuesday morning, disruption possible and even damage as well. on tuesday, the winds gradually ease, it stays wet. in london and wales, largely dry with sunny spells before splashes of rain in the south later. nowhere near as warm as monday afternoon across england and wales, but pleasant enough in the sunshine. 0vernight rain from the south works into northern

we have already had reports of one loss of life in southern ireland. way gradually further northwards across western parts of ireland and into northern ireland. it is quieter elsewhere across the country, particularly central and eastern parts of england. that is where we have drier, brighter conditions. a lot less windy. in the evening we will see 80 miles an hour gusts in northern ireland, north wales, north—west england and the central belt of scotland. a very windy night to come. there will be rattling windows as the storm pushes its way northwards and eastwards. it is likely to disrupt travel. as we head through tonight into tuesday morning, the strongest winds will start to ease a little bit, but still windy in scotland by first thing tomorrow morning. a mild night with temperatures round about 11—12. tomorrow it is a quieter day. still windy in the north with showers around. further south it is mostly dry, a bit fresher, roundabout 13-17, but dry, a bit fresher, roundabout 13—17, but some reworking into the south west later on in the day. that qu

for tonight, in northern england, northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southernting around, it is wet at times overnight. not necessarily all the time. still a lot of rain fitting into north—west england. even into sunday morning. a wet start for some. south west got scotland, north—west wales, moving to the midlands into east anglia as we go through the morning. the trend will be for things to turn a bit drier, bit brighter. although still a blustery day, the winds will ease. it will feel cooler. on monday, lighter winds. another weather system taking some outbreaks of rain from west to east. southern parts of the uk turning milder. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. it has been confirmed that the national government will take control of the previously autonomous region of catalonia, just three weeks after a referendum was held in defiance of spain's constitution. the prime minister said he could order the regional elections within six months.

through the day, we will see increasing cloud and rain across northern ireland into southern scotla ndwill be some sunshine, but generally more cloud as the day goes on. in the evening, this area of rain will intensify, with increasingly strong winds. through wednesday night, we could develop a deep area of low pressure which could give gale force gusts of wind in places. heavy rain as well. on thursday, that will clear away to the east. things will brighten up again. there will be sunshine and showers which could be heavy in the north, and not particularly warm. a mainly finder to come on friday after a chilly start. we will see rain spreading from the west on saturday. this is beyond one hundred days, with me christian fraser in london — michelle fleury is in new york. our top stories. police in las vegas are still nowhere near knowing what motivated a retired accountant to kill 59 people, injuring hundreds more. president trump, who's in puerto rico surveying damage from hurricane maria, condemns the gunman as sick and demented. coming up in the next half hour. i'm damian grammatica

forecast we've got some rather cloudy skies across southeastern parts of japan and then into southern ireland through saturday so some showers are likely sapporo in her car looking dry and find some sunshine here but we are going to see more rain developing then during the course of sunday pushing for southern parts of japan it will turn to be quite wet much of the korean peninsula still dry beijing likely to see some showers as you move into more southern areas the main feature of course is this circulation you can see across the philippines this is a tropical storm which is given some really heavy rain already and it's going to continue to give heavy rain as it moves towards high now and then across northern parts of vietnam where we've seen some really severe flooding in recent days a big death toll here from the flooding and this system is going to go across a very similar sort of area so for both vietnam laos is going to be some real issues in the meantime is still very very wet for the philippines and we will see hong kong picking up some rain from the northern edge of that system as we

turning cloudy for northern ireland, southern scotla nd for northern ireland, southern scotland and inton behind this for scotland and a dry and bright day for england and wales with highs of 15 celsius. as we move through the night into thursday, we will continue to see that front shifting its way southwards. so a change of fortunes as we move into thursday. a cool start in the north. perhaps a touch of frost, but the best of the brightness here, a cloudier day in the south for glaelg england and wales with patchy outbreaks of rain and drizzle and highs of 13 celsius. hello, it's tuesday, it's nine o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to the programme. our top story today... the government's going to cut the maximum stake on fixed—odds betting terminals, known as the crack cocaine of gambling, from £100 per spin to somewhere between 50 and £2. ijust went to i just went to the counter and i said 500. i lost that in the space ofaa said 500. i lost that in the space of a a few minutes. a thousand, lost that. and another thousand. i had no more money in my bank account. we'll get react

>> southern ireland. ew up on the banks of the river bowen county mead 60 miles outside of dublin. >> stephen: how does a boy who grows up in a small town in the republic of ireland, how does he become a british icon? how do you -- where's your accent is where i'm asking? >> oh, the accent got mangled way back there trying to fit in, you know, because i left ireland in 1964 as a country boy and, you know, trying to fit into a different community, society in south london. i just -- it was, i suppose, one of my best performances, ending up being from south ireland and talking like that, you know what i'm saying, mate? >> stephen: i do. ( applause ) >> so you want to be part of the community, part of the gang. and i realized i wasn't, and i was good at a bit of art. i left school at 15 with a cardboard folder of drawings and got a job in this tiny studio and, like i say, drawing trying to lines and watering spider plants and making cups of tea. one day i was hanging my coat up and talking to a guy about theat

by then, an ex—hurricane, but the centre getting very close to southern ireland and we will see the windn ireland later tomorrow. in the east, it will be breezy and warmth at this time of the year. this is the peak of the temperatures. it will be the wind that will be the main story. monday, probably in the tuesday, damaging winds and disruption to travel. do keep up—to—date on bbc local radio and online. the centre of this deep area of low pressure will run across northern ireland. the storm will weaken as it runs into scotland. it will pick up the winds, blow them across northern ireland and in the southern scotland. only slowly as the low pressure m oves scotland. only slowly as the low pressure moves away will be wind sought to ease. further south, wind is not as strong. some sunshine and ben raine coming into the south later during the day. —— and then rain. sent helen used to be one of the most inaccessible places. just one shaped leaves every three weeks, but now the remote island has welcomed its first commercial flight. the champagne was flowing after months of delays and high w

and i was just looking, already getting report every wind gusts almost 100 miles per hour, southern part of ireland. so, again, ophelia, really making the effect known as we now move into monday morning. so we will keep an eye on ophelia, of course we have our own rain we are seeing here across philadelphia, as well, causing few problems on the area roads this morning, this is a live look, from the avenue of the art, on a monday morning, that's a bit dreary out there. couple of folks already, though, starting the day out, and it is going to be a wet morning, so, take the umbrella with you, as you start the day good news for us it, clears out later this afternoon, going to be very fall like week ahead. post tropical cyclone ophelia, right now no longer technically a hurricane, but as i said still getting wind gusts almost 100 miles per hour off the southern coast of ireland, technically sustained eight a miles per hour, but the meteorological services that are in ireland are expecting wind gusts to be near 100 miles per hour throughout the afternoon. as we go through the rest of the day today, you c

fast-forward into monday morning, we'll feel the outer effects of hurricane ophelia into southern ireland, into wales as well as scotland and into england. and midday monday, and the overnight period into tuesday morning, that's when the brunt of the storm will make its presence known, not a major rainmaker for this area, because the storm is moving so quickly. bottom line, though, the threat is going forward, from hurricane ophelia, structural damage possible, especially along the coastal areas of ireland, electricity outages as well as trees and power lines down because of the strong winds that we're expecting. >> derrick, thank you. >> derek van dam from the cnn international weather center, thank you. >>> after the break, the u.s. led coalition says isis may be close to losing raqqah. we'll see how much they still control. ahhhhhhhh! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. >>> in iraq, two allies in the war against isis may be headed for a conflict of their own. >> tensi

. >> hurricane ophelia is fanning the flames and the storm that caused extensive damage in southern irelande weekend where some 300,000 homes are without electricity. flights into and out of the major airports there also disrupted. >> seems so counter intuitive we could be here talking about hurricane season and also these wildfires burning everywhere. >> they are extremely dry in the iberian peninsula. spain and portugal have seen rain and winds from ophelia. unfortunately for us see cooler and more wet conditions there over the next couple of days. for us, ha, we don't have a chance of rain in our area over the next seven days or so. right now plenty of blue skies. a very nice afternoon, but yes, it is a little bit on the cool side. current temperature sitting at 63 degrees, winds out of the northeast at 5 miles an hour. our average high is now down to 68 so we're five degrees below average today. we're going to hop right back above average for tomorrow. but this afternoon fairly cool. 58 right now in gaithersburg, 63 leesburg, 62 manassas, 6 0 in honey town. water temperatures starting t

hurricane, but will still be a substantial storm, the core of which likely to affect the republic of ireland. southernill see winds strengthen through the morning, particularly around irish sea coasts, the celtic coast as well. the northern ireland could see damaging and destructive winds of 70 or even 80 miles an hour. later during the day, a cool day in the north. further east, a bit of a breeze, but not a bad day. temperatures could reach 23 or 24. monday night into tuesday, the centre of a low pressure system as it is scotland with heavy rain hit throughout the night. strongest of the winds in the south of scotland and northern england as we go to tuesday morning rush hour. that could have an impact. you can see that low pressure pushing eastwards throughout tuesday. so the rain eases off and brightens up. the further south you are, the more pleasant it will be. temperatures in the high teens. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: harvey weinstein has been ousted by the board that runs the oscars. the academy sai

the brightness will be found during the morning across central and southern areas tomorrow, for the north more cloud across northern irelandand, north wales, outbreaks of rain and windy weather in the north, particularly the northern isles of scotland, temperatures 10—16d. 0n the northern isles of scotland, temperatures 10—16d. on wednesday night as this area of low pressure d rifts eastwards night as this area of low pressure drifts eastwards we could see some strong winds on the flank of this low andersson some heavy rain, i will keep you posted on those details. richard clare away and leave brightest guys on thursday and a brighter day on friday. —— brighter skies. this is bbc news, the headlines at 8:32pm. police in most figures continue to search for answers as to why government stephen paddock massacred 59 people at an open—air music concert injuring hundreds more. two weeks on from hurricane maria, president from has toured puerto rico to see the damage and emergency response for himself. king felipe of spain accuses catalan authorities of inadmissible disloyalty for organising an illegal referendum on independence

it is expected to be downgraded to a post tropical storm before making a direct hit in southern ireland 40 people dead and hundreds more remain missing in the california wildfires. calmer winds are helping crews gain ground on many of those fires. the emergency evacuation advisory has been lifted in napa. nearly 6,000 homes have been destroyed since is the wildfires erupted in northern california last sunday. >> time is 5:10. game two of the dodgers versus the cubs. scoreless game until the fifth. that's when addison russell changed that. they're on top one-nothing. the dodgers get the run right back in the bottom of the inning offer of justin turner single. and then in the ninth inning turner goes deep for a three run game winning walkoff home run. dodgers winning game the game four to one. they take a two-zero lead in the nlcs. >>> to sunday night football, man, getting a jump on the day the new york giants pulling off one of the season's biggest upsets by dominating denver. paul had a trio of sacks for the g men. giants would win this 123 to 10. >> coming up on fox5 news morning, sun

we still have rain in northern england and north wales, perhaps southern scotland and southern irelandatures than yesterday. possibly 23. even with sunshine away from the north—west, they won't be as high. the rain will be active overnight in scotland. heavy rain is possible. dry further south. overnight in scotland. heavy rain is possible. dry furthersouth. mist and low cloud here and there. another warm night. 13—14. warming up another warm night. 13—14. warming up quickly in some sunshine on sunday once the mist and low cloud goes away. some lingering on the western coast. this rain goes into scotla nd western coast. this rain goes into scotland and northern ireland. temperatures, 15—16. england and wales, higher temperatures. similar to what we have today. locally, 23. possibly even what we are see here, 24. ophelia, running south and going north, even by wednesday it is heading to the uk and weakening. it will still bring damaging winds to the west of the uk and possibly into central part of scotland. gusty winds of 70mph. travel disruption. further east, bright with sunshine. bac

southern and western part of the uk. try the further east you are. isabella rain moving out of northern irelandland. frequent showers in southern england, south east england, along coastal areas. a bit of sunshine in the south—east. rain in north wales, north—west england. sunny spells and sharers in northern ireland. north—west england. the winds in scotla nd north—west england. the winds in scotland not as strong as they are elsewhere. tonight for a time in northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england, the wind will pick up on the southern flank of storm brian as it moves into the north sea. with bands of wet weather circulating around, still a lot of rain fitting into north—west england and even into sunday morning. a wet start for some, south—west scotland, north wales... the trend will be as the afternoon goes on things turning drier and brighter. although still a blustery day, the winds will use of it as well. it will feel cooler. on monday, lighter winds. another weather system taking some outbreaks of rain from west to east. southern part of the uk filling milder. this is bb

ireland. the met have a red weather warning across the southern west of ireland.m, for the mainland of the uk, it will be a different sort of story to ireland. it's mainly the coasts of england and wales, perhaps northern ireland to. the celtic sea, the irish, conceded kind of winslet which will be enough to disrupt transport, there will be disruption of the irish sea crossing. but it's mainly towards the coast of england and wales, northern ireland will see more widespread problems on monday before the storm makes its way... so as ever, keep up with the bbc weather forecast and what you update on the website? certainly. in terms of this season, is itjust the way we have in reporting it as journalists, we seem to have had a lot of hurricanes, or is it actually perfectly typical hurricane season if they such a thing? , it's been a further active season. i think the thing is the number of major hurricanes we have seen, sort of, they have all hit landfall. that honour worthless. you do get seasons where it doesn't make landfall as much. but as hurricane seasons go, i

parts of northern ireland and southern scotla nd of northern ireland and southern scotland and northernith clearer skies, ten, 11, 12 celsius, you get the clo cloud and rain until it fizzles. more rain arriving further north later on in the day. it's not all about cloud and rain, there will be warmth once the sunshine comes through the cloud across england and wales. we do it again on sunday. the rain becoming more extensive with time across the greater part of scotland and into northern ireland, but sunshine across england and wales. i think we are going to see at least 20, maybe 21 or 22 celsius. good evening. this is bbc news. the headlines: more accusations of sexual assault have been made against the hollywood producer harvey weinstein. the us actress rose mcgowan is the latest star to publicly accuse him of rape. president trump is expected to confirm a new strategy against iran, aimed at confronting what the white house calls "tehran's aggression". the chancellor has tweeted that he regrets describing eu negotiators as "the enemy" and said it was ‘a poor choice of words'. the chi

ireland's southern and western coasts will be the hardest test as temp three moves in from the atlanticers warned the storm will be potentially life—threatening, causing widespread disruption and power outages. we are expecting significant disruption to electricity supplies across the country. we expect from very early in the morning to have all of our crew is deployed to deal with fallen wires. we expect a significant number of trees to ball on the network. some ferries, flights and bus services have been cancelled. all schools, colleges and courts in northern ireland are closed. we hope that all our students and staff and eve ryo ne that all our students and staff and everyone heeds the advice, stay safe, stays in door and we will see eve ryo ne safe, stays in door and we will see everyone back in school thank god on tuesday morning. the worst storms in hundreds of years hit england this morning. ophelia will heat -- head and glint exactly 30 years after the great storm of 1987, famously catching the forecasters died. a p pa re ntly catching the forecasters died. apparently a woman ra

more cloud across northern england, splashes of rain, outbreaks of rain moving across northern ireland, southernshowers across caithness and sutherland and the northern isles where it will be windy, for a time that we could see windy, for a time that we could see wind gusts of up to 60 mph on wednesday morning. it stays blustery through the day particularly northern areas, the rain becoming widespread across northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england and north wales, and even further south after a bright start, cloud will tend to roll in as the day goes on. temperatures i2 cloud will tend to roll in as the day goes on. temperatures 12 degrees in glasgow, 16 in london. we will keep a close eye on things during wednesday night, because it looks like we will see an area of heavy rain piling in eastwards across north—west england, north wales. there could be enough rain to cause disruption, and as the area of low pressure deepens and the isobars squashed together there is a potential for a swathe of very strong winds, gales perhaps pushing southward sandy studs during the early hours

rain arriving in northern ireland, western and southern scotland and northern england. south, persistent rain and also heavy gales. parts of wales, the midlands and into east anglia. a blustery but milder night. quite unsettled start to the day across central and southern parts of england, strong winds and rain for a time, clearing southwards anderson should come out for many. a few blustery showers. despite any sung—jin, given the strength of the wind, it will feel fairly cool. the sky is becoming clear and perhaps a touch of frost in more rural spots. bright with some sunshine and much of the day cloud increasing from the west through the afternoon. this is bbc news. our latest headlines — a gruelling day for theresa may at the tory party conference — as she struggles through her keynote speech with a cough and is interrupted by prankster offering her a pa5 letter. police in las vegas say they're no closer to finding a motive behind the attack on a concert on sunday which left 58 dead and hundreds injured. overnight the girlfriend of the gunman returned to the us. med

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