the bright colours showing up there across wales, the southwest of england — a really squally band of, you'll notice the torrential rain, the very gusty winds, but then it clears to a mix of sunshine and heavy, perhaps thundery showers. highs of 9—13 degrees, northeast scotland, eastern england staying dry until after dark, but the rain will eventually work its way through. and overnight, into the start of friday, we will see further showers, particularly up towards the north and west, but more in the way of dry weather, some clear spells. temperatures generally 5, 6, 7 degrees — wouldn't surprise me at all if some places gotjust a little lower than that. but friday should be a somewhat drier day with some spells of sunshine. now, there will still be some showers around western coasts across northern ireland, northwest scotland. not many of those showers getting across into the east of the uk. temperatures 9 degrees foraberdeen, maybe ia there in cardiff, so quite mild for the time of year. that quieter friday is thanks to this ridge of high pressure, but this frontal system pushing i

some showers in southwest scotland, northwest , southwest scotland, northwest, the odd one in the southwestnerally the south, it's dry and a bright with sunny spells and a lot drier. dry and a bright with sunny spells and a lot drier . across spells and a lot drier. across north—east england compared to yesterday . temperature wise, yesterday. temperature wise, single figures, maybe ten or 11 in one or two spots, maybe 12 or 13 along the south coast, but certainly feeling colder with a very strong wind continuing across northeastern parts through the day and overnight. the rain, though, will be easing from eastern scotland this afternoon and through the course of evening. further south, many will be dry and in the west where it's clear tonight , well, where it's clear tonight, well, we will see a frost, certainly for ireland. we're likely to see frosty parts of wales , the west frosty parts of wales, the west midlands, even some southern counties of england starting weekend at around freezing. so actually stop generally a sunny start because the south and west still a lot of cloud across th

so, brighterskies coming in the afternoon, for northern ireland, wales and the southwest. but with some squally showers coming in on the winds. and then for the middle of the week, we are very confident that we're going to be dominated by low pressure. so, there will be rain around and it will be windy. but as to where we see the heaviest rain and strongest winds, that is varying a little as we get close to the time we should be able to bring in more detail. current thinking, wednesday, very wet across the southern half of the uk. the rain shifting north later in the day. strong winds across england and wales, particularly wednesday evening and particularly along the channel coast and then into the small hours of thursday, some of the strongest of winds for the northeast of england, the northeast of scotland, we could even see storm force winds across the northern aisles for a time early on on thursday. thursday and friday generally seeing things tending to become a little quieter. still breezy on thursday, still quite a lot of showers around, friday drier for many. but th

in 2020, cbp hadad 500,000 encounters at the southwest border. in 2021 the first year of the bidenbo administration the migrants are triple to will over 1.7 million and in the last fiscal year customs and border protection reported a record-breaking 2.3 million migrant encounters. i know that's got to be a concern to you. while a vast majority may be coming to find work or prosperous opportunities we thcannot ignore the evidence security threat that looms at the surface of the crisis. reporting of over 29,000 illegal immigrants who had no criminal records but 312 affiliated in the notorious ms 13 gang among those encountered at the southwest border. those are ones we know about, not the ones we don't. more troubling is they come from those located by law enforcement not the 600,000 estimated to have evaded officers at the border in 2022 alone. a how many dangerous criminals and gang members entered undetected, how00 many were smuggling deadly drugs like fentanyl into the community's? the truth is we have no way of knowing but the reports demonstr

i'd like to focus my question on the southwest border. if we like to me outside this committee meeting, when we have additional time, you and i have met before and would be happy to meet with you again. but since i'm down to two minutes, i want to focus my questioning specifically on the southwest border. you have said, when you appeared before this committee, that you need additional time, your agency needs additional time, to get this crisis under control. and we see, as congress, we see no evidence the situation along the southwest border is getting better. as a matter of fact, looking statistically, it seems like the border is getting worse. we could say these numbers, we know that of these number of immigrants we see here, that's have come across our border, we have statistics here that 98%, excuse me, 98 people on that list, of those individuals, were on the terrorist watchlist! we as a committee, we as a congress, we as the american public, we want to have faith that you and your agency are seeking to get this challenge under contr

and then later in the day, the next batch of wet and windy weather's arriving in the southwest.ve been used to, but there'll be some drier, brighter weather. however, those winds will be up to gale force, if not severe gale force across shetland for much of the day and indeed, into thursday as well. and the wind gusts start to pick up in the south with this area of low pressure during the coming evening. and overnight, 60—mile—an—hour gusts potentially in a few exposed places, another 30—40 millimetres of rain. then it'll work its way northwards through the night. chilly again in north western parts of scotland where the skies stay clear. but the rain is likely to arrive here as we go into thursday as well, swirling around that area of low pressure with its strong winds, perhaps a little brighter, drier, with a few showers to the south later and still some very strong winds for shetland. you can see the tightly packed isobars here, even into friday, by which stage that low pressure starting to migrate out into the north sea, but still quite a lot of rain around that area of low

, northern of scotland, northern parts of wales southwest, touch wales in the southwest, a touch frostthe coldest, minus ireland, the coldest, but minus two, in two, minus three celsius in places and some dense patches. first they'll be slow , first thing, they'll be slow, clear it'll be cold where. clear and it'll be cold where. those fog patches persist , those fog patches persist, otherwise bright skies for the half of the uk. cloudy conditions in the east. but the rain tending to be light on and off, nowhere near as heavy and persistent. it's been in places a cold ish afternoon compared to what we've seen recently, 11 or 12 celsius in the south, eight or nine in the north. but for many it's bright and largely dry until evening, when some heavy and persistent pushes into northern ireland, reaching western scotland. wales in the southwest by midnight that sweeps across the country, accompanied by coastal gales around parts of western scotland and northern ireland. it's replaced by showers and a milder night because of the breeze and the rain, but cold enough for some flakes of snow o

and then later in the day, the next batch of wet and windy weather's arriving in the southwest.le cooler than we've been used to, but there'll be some drier, brighter weather. however, those winds will be up to gale force, if not severe gale force across shetland for much of the day and indeed, into thursday as well. and the wind gusts start to pick up in the south with this area of low pressure during the coming evening. and overnight, 60—mile—an—hour gusts potentially in a few exposed places, another 30—40 millimetres of rain. then it'll work its way northwards through the night. chilly again in north western parts of scotland where the skies stay clear. but the rain is likely to arrive here as we go into thursday as well, swirling around that area of low pressure with its strong winds, perhaps a little brighter, drier, with a few showers to the south later and still some very strong winds for shetland. you can see the tightly packed isobars here, even into friday, by which stage that low pressure starting to migrate out into the north sea, but still quite a lot of rain around

the bright colours showing up there across wales, the southwest of england — a really squally band of a mix of sunshine and heavy, perhaps thundery showers. highs of 9—13 degrees, northeast scotland, eastern england staying dry untilafter dark, but the rain will eventually work its way through. and overnight, into the start of friday, we will see further showers, particularly up towards the north and west, but more in the way of dry weather, some clear spells. temperatures generally 5, 6, 7 degrees — wouldn't surprise me at all if some places gotjust a little lower than that. but friday should be a somewhat drier day with some spells of sunshine. now, there will still be some showers around western coasts across northern ireland, northwest scotland. not many of those showers getting across into the east of the uk. temperatures 9 degrees foraberdeen, maybe 1a there in cardiff, so quite mild for the time of year. that quieter friday is thanks to this ridge of high pressure, but this frontal system pushing in from the west will bring rain on saturday. eastern areas starting off dry and b

but in the southwest, the temperatures rise into the morning.her system — quite a complicated one — on the southern lows, where things could be quite blustery, and that could potentially be disruptive. devon and cornwall especially, we could see winds around northern coasts as they flip from southeast to northwest, touching around 70—80 mph. to go with that through the day, we're going to see some heavy rain, particularly in the morning — turning wet across much of wales after a bright start in the north, rain throughout much of the day in northern ireland with some strengthening winds. away from that, the midlands, east anglia, south—east morning sunshine gives way to cloud and rain for the afternoon in the far north of england, scotland, actually, even though the wind will be picking up, making it feel particularly chilly in that breeze. many places will be dry with some sunshine, just a few showers in the far north and east. but it's across the north where we'll see even colder air move out of scandinavia as we go through into tuesday on the

a south and southwest.though, across western that will across western fringes that will push the into the rest of push the rain into the rest of northern, into parts of central and western as well. so for scotland and northern ireland, a different kind of night lots different kind of night and lots of cloud but largely damp of cloud again, but largely damp conditions here. the fog signal greater, i think for central southern parts of the uk, some dense and widespread fog to begin things tomorrow morning. can be tricky. first thing on the roads . the suspect, the roads. the suspect, especially for the likes of the m4 into the m5 and the m25, but the fog will very slowly lift by the fog will very slowly lift by the afternoon, lifting to low cloud and mist. so something a little less poor as far as visibility is concerned, but staying gloomy, that's the sunshine once again. west wales, cornwall as well. i think scotland and northern ireland continuing to see cloud and a few outbreaks of rain . friday few outbr

the bright colours showing up there across wales, the southwest of england — a really squally band of then it clears to a mix of sunshine and heavy, perhaps thundery showers. highs of 9—13 degrees, northeast scotland, eastern england staying dry untilafter dark, but the rain will eventually work its way through. and overnight, into the start of friday, we will see further showers, particularly up towards the north and west, but more in the way of dry weather, some clear spells. temperatures generally 5, 6, 7 degrees — wouldn't surprise me at all if some places gotjust a little lower than that. but friday should be a somewhat drier day with some spells of sunshine. now, there will still be some showers around western coasts across northern ireland, northwest scotland. not many of those showers getting across into the east of the uk. temperatures 9 degrees foraberdeen, maybe 1a there in cardiff, so quite mild for the time of year. that quieter friday is thanks to this ridge of high pressure, but this frontal system pushing in from the west will bring rain on saturday. eastern areas star

so a very stormy start to the day in the southwest. really torrential as it pushes its way steadily northeast, moving into northern ireland, across parts of wales, the midlands, eventually into southeast england and east anglia as we go through the afternoon. that means northern england and the bulk of scotland after that cold, frosty and foggy start will see some sunshine coming through. a few isolated showers and where it's cool to higher ground, some of these could be wintry in flavour. six or seven degrees the high here, top temperatures of 11 celsius perhaps. but it looks likely that we see the cooler air clinging onto the far north of scotland. further south, we'll see a few weak weather fronts and producing some milder showery weather first thing on tuesday morning. the showers in the north of scotland still have the tendency perhaps to be of rain, sleet and snow. elsewhere on tuesday not a bad day. dry with some sunshine coming through. a few scattered showers. temperatures around six to 11 celsius. so on the cool side, really.

the bright colours showing up there across wales, the southwest of england — a really squally band of, you'll notice the torrential rain, the very gusty winds, but then it clears to a mix of sunshine and heavy, perhaps thundery showers. highs of 9—13 degrees, northeast scotland, eastern england staying dry untilafter dark, but the rain will eventually work its way through. and overnight, into the start of friday, we will see further showers, particularly up towards the north and west, but more in the way of dry weather, some clear spells. temperatures generally 5, 6, 7 degrees — wouldn't surprise me at all if some places gotjust a little lower than that. but friday should be a somewhat drier day with some spells of sunshine. now, there will still be some showers around western coasts across northern ireland, northwest scotland. not many of those showers getting across into the east of the uk. temperatures 9 degrees foraberdeen, maybe 14 there in cardiff, so quite mild for the time of year. that quieter friday is thanks to this ridge of high pressure, but this frontal system pushing in

the bright colours showing up there across wales, the southwest of england — a really squally band ofaps thundery showers. highs of 9—13 degrees, northeast scotland, eastern england staying dry untilafter dark, but the rain will eventually work its way through. and then overnight, into the start of friday, we will see further showers, particularly up towards the north and the west, but more in the way of dry weather, some clear spells. temperatures generally five, six, seven degrees — wouldn't surprise me at all if some places gotjust a little lower than that. but friday should be a somewhat drier day with some spells of sunshine. now, there will still be some showers around western coasts across northern ireland, northwest scotland. not many of those showers, though, getting across into the east of the uk. temperatures — nine degrees for aberdeen, maybe 1a there in cardiff, so quite mild for the time of year. that quieter friday is thanks to this ridge of high pressure, but this frontal system pushing in from the west will bring rain on saturday. eastern areas starting off dry and br

into thursday afternoon, but this new area of low pressure will bring increasing showers to the southwestre on the temperature map. it will feel cooler across the northern half of the country throughout the day today. so a wet, damp morning across the southeast. eventually, that should clear away into the afternoon. elsewhere, plenty of sunshine around, one or two showers. most of the showers affecting wales and the southwest of england, with increasing winds here, particularly through the channel. but it will be a blustery day across the southern half of the country. winds slightly lighter further north. that is away from the far north of scotland. and temperatures, 10, 11 degrees in the north, around 12 or 13 in the south, so it will feel cooler for all. looks like that area of low pressure will bring showers or longer spells of rain through thursday night for wales, southwest england, perhaps the south coast as well, and certainly through the channel, for the channel islands. winds will be strong for a while. but a ridge of high pressure starts to build in early on friday, so winds vee

. the southwest, and yes, there's a weatherfront.ud on the satellite picture, actually, and it's this frontal system tied into an area of low pressure which will continue to move further north and east. over the next few hours, be prepared for some heavy rain, but more importantly, some gale force gusts of winds. 50—60 mph is that rain continues to push its way steadily north and east. the rain heavy is perhaps across parts of dorset, moving up through hampshire. then that's going to drift its way steadily northwards through the east wales and into the midlands, to northwest england and eventually to push its way steadily north and east. there will be quite a clearance behind some sunshine and a scattering of sharp and blustery showers. the winds will be a feature, but the strong discussed with that rain in excess of 55 mph. temperatures, 11—14. the rain pushes its way steadily north. we'll see a cluster of showers across west and south—facing coast, but where we do have some cleary skies, we'll see some low clearing figure. on the w

gales are possible around the southwest of england, maybe the west of wales as well.g northwards and eastwards. temperatures, though, still down on where they have been, 10—14 degrees. this is bbc news, we will have the headlines and all the news at the top of the hour straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. where do you get your news from? do you trust it to be true? for many of us, the answers to these questions are changing. social media is an increasingly dominant source of information. long—established news sources, like us at the bbc, are in a fight for audiences and, yes, for trust, too. my guest, david dimbleby, became, in the course of a long

so, brighterskies coming in the afternoon, for northern ireland, wales and the southwest.n the winds. and then for the middle of the week, we are very confident that we're going to be dominated by low pressure. so, there will be rain around and it will be windy. but as to where we see the heaviest rain and strongest winds, that is varying a little as we get close to the time we should be able to bring in more detail. current thinking, wednesday, very wet across the southern half of the uk. the rain shifting north later in the day. strong winds across england and wales, particularly wednesday evening and particularly along the channel coast and then into the small hours of thursday, some of the strongest of winds for the northeast of england, the northeast of scotland, we could even see storm force winds across the northern aisles for a time early on on thursday. thursday and friday generally seeing things tending to become a little quieter. still breezy on thursday, still quite a lot of showers around, friday drier for many. but the upshot of this week's weather is actuall

so a very stormy start to the day in the southwest.rain really torrential as it pushes its way steadily northeast, moving into northern ireland, across parts of wales, the midlands, eventually into southeast england and east anglia as we go through the afternoon. that means northern england and the bulk of scotland after that cold, frosty and foggy start will see some sunshine coming through. a few isolated showers and where it's cool to higher ground, some of these could be wintry in flavour. six or seven degrees the high here, top temperatures of ii celsius perhaps. but it looks likely that we see the cooler air clinging onto the far north of scotland. further south, we'll see a few weak weather fronts and producing some milder showery weather first thing on tuesday morning. the showers in the north of scotland still have the tendency perhaps to be of rain, sleet and snow. elsewhere on tuesday not a bad day. dry with some sunshine coming through. a few scattered showers. temperatures around six to ii celsius. so on the cool side, rea

the bright colours showing up there across wales, the southwest of england — a really squally band off 9—13 degrees, northeast scotland, eastern england staying dry until after dark, but the rain will eventually work its way through. and overnight, into the start of friday, we will see further showers, particularly up towards the north and west, temperatures generally 5, 6, 7 degrees — wouldn't surprise me at all if some places gotjust a little lower than that. but friday should be a somewhat drier day with some spells of sunshine. now, there will still be some showers around western coasts across northern ireland, northwest scotland. not many of those showers getting across into the east of the uk. temperatures 9 degrees for aberdeen, maybe 14 there in cardiff, so quite mild for the time of year. that quieter friday is thanks to this ridge of high pressure, but this frontal system pushing in from the west will bring rain on saturday. eastern areas starting off dry and bright, but we see increasing amounts of cloud, and for the western side of the uk, outbreaks of rain splashing quite

at the moment, though, it does look wet overnight for northern ireland, perhaps the far southwest ofand then further east, i think we are likely to see some low cloud pushing once again and mist and fog developing. through monday, the front in the west not really moving very far at all, perhaps getting a little further up the bristol channel. some of the rain barely making it across the welsh border, though, into the midlands, quite persistent rain sitting across western scotland. further east, perhaps some brighter spells, but rather like sunday, there could be some stubborn, lingering clouds, mist and fog holding the temperatures back. the front is really on a hiding to nothing as it goes eastwards on tuesday, ths low in the west takes over. this is a much more lively front, this will bring heavy downpours to areas in its path. it will also move through pretty quickly, however. so, brighterskies coming in the afternoon, for northern ireland, wales and the southwest but with some squally showers coming in on the winds. and then for the middle of the week, we are very confident that

sunday evening, was he the spender frame pushing across northern ireland and west wales the far southwestalf of the uk, we will again see some areas of low clouds and fog. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts generally, it is another mild night and then for monday, we bring this band of clouds and rain is with agent and rain is with edgington to weaken as it goes and as we get late low cloud, behind the rain band, we should see clear skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales and the southwest of england still 16 degrees in london but most places are little bit less mild by this stage. then through tuesday, this frontal system will bring some heavy rain for many in the middle of the week, further weather systems running of the atlantic with a chance for some wet and potentially quite windy weather. so, an unsettled week ahead but we lose some of that mild field and temperatures closer to where they should be. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. people take to the streets in celebration as the ukrainian city of kherson is retak

but in the southwest, the temperatures rise into the morning.weather system — quite a complicated one — on the southern lows, where things could be quite blustery, and that could potentially be disruptive. devon and cornwall especially, we could see winds around northern coasts as they flip from southeast to northwest, touching around 70—80 mph. to go with that through the day, we're going to see some heavy rain, particularly in the morning — turning wet across much of wales after a bright start in the north, rain throughout much of the day in northern ireland with some strengthening winds. away from that, the midlands, east anglia, south—east morning sunshine gives way to cloud and rain for the afternoon in the far north of england, scotland, actually, even though the wind will be picking up, making it feel particularly chilly in that breeze. many places will be dry with some sunshine, just a few showers in the far north and east. but it's across the north where we'll see even colder air move out of scandinavia as we go through into tuesday on

sunday evening, we'll see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland and west wales the far southwestalf of the uk, we will again see some areas of low clouds and fog. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts generally, it is another mild night and then for monday, we bring this band of clouds and rain eastward. it will tend to weaken as it goes and as we get late low cloud, behind the rain band, we should see clear skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales and the southwest of england still 16 degrees in london but most places are little bit less mild by this stage. then through tuesday, this frontal system will bring some heavy rain for many, in the middle of the week, further weather systems running of the atlantic with a chance for some wet and potentially quite windy weather. so, an unsettled week ahead but we lose some of that mild feel, and temperatures closer to where they should be. this is bbc news — i'm kasia madera with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. two vintage planes collide and crash at an air show in the us state of texas — br

i'd like to focus my question on the southwest border. if we like to me outside this committee meeting, when we have additional time, you and i have met before and would be happy to meet with you again. but since i'm down to two minutes, i want to focus my questioning specifically on the southwest border. you have said, when you appeared before this committee, that you need additional time, your agency needs additional time, to get this crisis under control. and we see, as congress, we see no evidence the situation along the southwest border is getting better. as a matter of fact, looking statistically, it seems like the border is getting worse. we could say these numbers, we know that of these number of immigrants we see here, that's have come across our border, we have statistics here that 98%, excuse me, 98 people on that list, of those individuals, were on the terrorist watchlist! we as a committee, we as a congress, we as the american public, we want to have faith that you and your agency are seeking to get this challenge under contr

southwest.he southwest. i think the gusty wind overnight keep wind overnight will keep a widespread frost at bay where we do get some clear spells . the do get some clear spells. the east in the far north where we get some shelter from the wind temperatures will approach zero andifs temperatures will approach zero and it's a bright start. temperatures will approach zero and it's a bright start . many on and it's a bright start. many on thursday morning . further thursday morning. further showers for wales, northern england well as scotland for a time they then ease before the next batch of wet and windy weather sweeps in. this is another narrow weather front will be fast moving but an hour or two with fairly heavy is expected as it's pushes eastwards and is mild a day actually tomorrow 13 celsius in the south, 11 celsius for scotland, northern ireland is slowly warming because the winds are coming from the southwest. however, after day on friday, those southwesterly winds will also bring some we

into thursday afternoon, but this new area of low pressure will bring increasing showers to the southweste the blue hue there on the temperature map. it will feel cooler across the northern half of the country throughout the day today. so a wet, damp morning across the southeast. eventually, that should clear away into the afternoon. elsewhere, plenty of sunshine around, one or two showers. most of the showers affecting wales and the southwest of england, with increasing winds here, particularly through the channel. but it will be a blustery day across the southern half of the country. winds slightly lighter further north. that is away from the far north of scotland. and temperatures, 10, 11 degrees in the north, around 12 or 13 in the south, so it will feel cooler for all. looks like that area of low pressure will bring showers or longer spells of rain through thursday night for wales, southwest england, perhaps the south coast as well, and certainly through the channel, for the channel islands. winds will be strong for a while. but a ridge of high pressure starts to build in early on fr

gales are possible around the southwest of england, maybe the west of wales as well.aks of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards. temperatures, though, still down on where they have been, 10—14 degrees. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines: an explosion in istanbul kills at least six people and injures more than 80. turkey's president calls it a vile attack. (cheering). as the ukrainian city of kherson celebrates its freedom from russia, the security situation there remains tense, with an overnight curfew now imposed. there is food for sale in the market although not everybody has got money. but there is very little running water, elect city, no mobile network.

the bright colours showing up there across wales, the southwest of england — a really squally band ofears to a mix of sunshine and heavy, perhaps thundery showers. highs of 9—13 degrees. northeast scotland, eastern england staying dry untilafter dark, but the rain will eventually work its way through. and then overnight, into the start of friday, we will see further showers, particularly up towards the north and the west, but more in the way of dry weather, some clear spells. temperatures generally five, six, seven degrees — wouldn't surprise me at all if some places gotjust a little lower than that. but friday should be a somewhat drier day with some spells of sunshine. now, there will still be some showers around western coasts across northern ireland, northwest scotland. not many of those showers, though, getting across into the east of the uk. temperatures — nine degrees for aberdeen, maybe ia there in cardiff, so quite mild for the time of year. that quieter friday is thanks to this ridge of high pressure, but this frontal system pushing in from the west will bring rain on saturd

shovfrom the southwest . of shovfrom the southwest . i thinkt and from the southwest. i think the gusty wind overnight will keep a widespread frost at bay. but where we do get some clear spells the east in the spells towards the east in the far north where we get some shelter, the wind temperatures will approach zero and it's a bright start for many on thursday morning further showers for wales , england as well as for wales, england as well as scotland for time. they then ease before the next batch of wet and windy weather sweeps in this is another narrow weather front which will be fast moving but an hour or two with fairly heavy rain is expected as it pushes eastwards and is a milder actually tomorrow. 13 celsius in the south, 11 celsius for scotland, northern is slowly warming up because the winds are coming from the southwest. however, after a day on friday, those southwesterly will also bnng those southwesterly will also bring some wet weather saturday, especially across western areas . we are gb news t

and now a rash of heavy, thundery downpours across parts of wales and the southwest.hrough the early hours. elsewhere across the uk, thanks to this ridge of high pressure moving in, actually, a lot of dry weather with some clear skies, but it does mean a chilly start for some on friday, certainly through scotland, with the towns and cities of the central belt of scotland down close to freezing, if not subzero. further south, a cool start. and whilst it is a chilly start to friday, it's a dry and fine start. some sunshine around. a few showers across the highlands and islands of scotland, drifting south in towards the north of england. still a brisk wind across the far north of scotland and the northern isles. elsewhere, though, through much of northern ireland, wales and the rest of england, it's, well, a dry and fine day. some spells of sunshine. looking ahead towards this weekend, we've got low pressure out in the atlantic, sending weather fronts our way. that means there will be some rain at times and some showers, too. and certainly looking at saturday, you can se

gales are possible around the southwest of england, maybe the west of wales as well.twards. temperatures, though, still down on where they have been, 10—14 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines. 6 people have been killed and 80 injured in an explosion in a busy shopping area in central istanbul. president erdogan has condemned what he described as a "vile attack". the us presidentjoe biden has arrived in indonesia. he's due to meet the chinese leader xijinping on the island of bali, where they'll both be attending this year's g20 summit of the world's major economies. president zelensky has said over 400 war crimes had been discovered in the kherson region in ukraine, following the withdrawal of russian troops.

the bright colours showing up there across wales, the southwest of england — a really squally band ofy showers. highs of 9—13 degrees. northeast scotland, eastern england staying dry untilafter dark, but the rain will eventually work its way through. and then overnight, into the start of friday, we will see further showers, particularly up towards the north and the west, but more in the way of dry weather, some clear spells. temperatures generally five, six, seven degrees — wouldn't surprise me at all if some places gotjust a little lower than that. but friday should be a somewhat drier day with some spells of sunshine. now, there will still be some showers around western coasts across northern ireland, northwest scotland. not many of those showers, though, getting across into the east of the uk. temperatures — nine degrees for aberdeen, maybe 14 there in cardiff, so quite mild for the time of year. that quieter friday is thanks to this ridge of high pressure, but this frontal system pushing in from the west will bring rain on saturday. eastern areas starting off dry and bright, but w

the southwest cold with patchy in the northeast. let's take a look at the details. and gloomy start to the week across southwest england as a band of rain makes its way north eastwards morning. windy that with a risk of gales for coastal areas . it's with a risk of gales for coastal areas. it's initially going to be dry for south—east england and london though rain will move in from the south—west through this morning with some heavy bursts times. and windy bursts times. wet and windy south wales as heavy rain pushes across the country. dry for air longer in the north and east after a chilly start to the new week with some clear spells , the week with some clear spells, the midlands rain will quickly spread in from the southwest with some heavy at times becoming increasingly breezy , a becoming increasingly breezy, a frosty start to monday across , frosty start to monday across, northeast england with patches of fog or freezing fog in places this may some time to clear this morning dry but cloudy as the fog lifts . it'll be a cold fog lifts. it'll be a cold start, e

does clear from southwest scotland. northern ireland, largely dry and bright.fore those temperatures creep down even further as the week goes on. now, wednesday, a somewhat quieter day. still windy, especially in the northern isles. there'll be showers towards the south and west. many places will actually have a largely dry day on wednesday before the next spell of wet and windy weather speeds in from the southwest later in the day. and that will track across the uk overnight into thursday. we'll have gales again around the english channel coast, north sea coasts for a time early thursday, and then quite stormy as this area of low pressure gets closer to the northern isles, especially into shetland, on thursday. behind that, blustery winds still across the uk, with sunshine and the chance for showers. as that area of low pressure pulls away for friday, it will be a quieter day. and as i mentioned at the start of the weekend, could be quite chilly with a touch of frost out there before further spells of wind and rain come our way as the weekend goes on. that's y

a few showers, most of the showers affecting wales and the southwest of england with increasing windsge of high pressure building in, so it's a chilly start. early mist and fog will clear. plenty of sunshine around. one or two showers across scotland. but it will feel cold after that chilly start. temperatures reach highs of around 10, 11 across the northern half of the country, up to around 13 or 1a in the south. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: a surprise peace deal after nearly two years of civil war in ethiopia. it's hoped it will allow aid into northern tigray, where 90% of the population is going hungry. why has a cough medicine for children claimed more than 150 lives in indonesia this year? we hear from the parents who are demanding answers. five years after the manchester arena bombing, we have a special report on the emergency service's response. and with three weeks to go until the world cup kicks off in qatar, environmentalists are demanding that fifa drops its claim that the tournament is carbon neutral.

blustery showers and those showers be heavy with winds especially across wales and the southwest.sday, same again. wind, rain followed by blustery showers .

blustery showers and those showers be heavy with winds especially across wales and the southwest.sday, same again. wind, rain followed by blustery showers .

gales are possible around the southwest of england, maybe the west of wales as well.e'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards. temperatures, though, still down on where they have been, 10—14 degrees. welcome to bbc news, i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: explosion. an explosion in istanbul kills at least six people and injures more than 80. turkish police have made an arrest. police are carrying out investigations, there is a real sense among here of anxiety, for istanbul, this has come as a shock. ukraine's president zelenksky says investigators have uncovered evidence of war crimes in kherson, which was occupied by russian forces for more than eight months. a tehran court hands down the first death sentence, in connection with the continuing protests in iran, over the death in custody of 22—year—old mahsa amini. political

if you talk to an agent on the northern border for example, every 30 days they are down on the southwestorder helping with the search and go home 30 days and they are sent back, it's a difficult scenario for men and women who live on the northern border with canada% every 30 days to the southwest border they put additional resources in augmented facilities but the one thing they need to do, they have not admitted as a crisis may haven't put anything in place to help the policy to try to recharge some of the flow. arthel: why did governor abbott declare an invasion of the southern border? what you think he's hoping a declaration would trigger? >> all resources in texas are overwhelmed including border patrol, department of public safety of texas, they had national guard deployed but the flow continues unabated the declaring invasion allows the government to deploy resources from his national guard in a different status to help the situation down there so more boots on the ground more eyes and ears and assistance to his own authorities in texas as well as border patrol. arthel: how bad has

so it does brighten up for the rain for the southwest the rain pushing northern ireland. for the southwestrain pushirwales, norther and land. for the southwest the rain pushirwales, norther and eastern north wales, central and eastern of england. to the north of that , some sunshine, also a few , some sunshine, but also a few showers feeling cold in the north. six or seven degrees and also feeling cold where we've got of rain, 6 to 8 got the band of rain, 6 to 8 celsius. now the rain continues across ireland through across northern ireland through the day that's why there's the day and that's why there's some sensitive sensitivities here the wet weather we've here with the wet weather we've had recently and a rain in force but eventually overnight showery conditions replace the persistent wet weather . again, persistent wet weather. again, we've got that strong wind in the southwest, frequent showers here and the showers of a wintry nature , parts of the northern nature, parts of the northern isles. so sleet and snow, especially over here parts. now the rain , snow showers in the the rain,