cloud their care across the north west, 10 degrees in stornoway.rn isles because we have these weather fronts nearby but elsewhere, chilly afternoon. a strong area of high pressure with us as we head into monday. sunny skies further south. more cloud and more breeze across northern areas. so as we had three sunday night into the early hours of monday, under the cloud, more of a breeze, not as cold as it will be across most of england and wales. temperatures down to —5 —6 in some of the cold spots, again mist and fog could be an issue. further north, it will be rather cloudy with more of a breeze and less cold to start monday morning. a north— south divide. further south, start monday morning. a north— south divide. furthersouth, is a mist start monday morning. a north— south divide. further south, is a mist and fog through the morning. cold and frosty for most but at least you will have the sunshine to compensate. further north, thicker cloud for scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england. ten or 11, so mild for the time of year but to t

around 60 miles perfour places we have already seen gusts of around 60 miles per four places like stornowayening, the winds will transfer eastwards. heavy and persistent rain. well it will certainly chilling out southwards, as the night progresses, temperatures will rise, so it is not going to be quite as cold to start the day on saturday morning. the winds are strengthening whatever your. it is going to be a windy throughout saturday. the strongest of the winds will be through parts of the winds will be through parts of scotla nd of the winds will be through parts of scotland and northern england. you can see we of scotland and northern england. you can see we are of scotland and northern england. you can see we are going in the smelter air around an area of the pressure that is sitting to the north of the uk. —— the milder air. we had this milder air. we had the trading weather front, so some of this rain will be out staying its welcome as we head through the day. some heavy pulses on saturday. we also have the strong winds. the stronger of these went through parts of scotland, northern e

nine in london, belfast, stornoway.ht we see the wind increasing in the north—west, perhaps up to gale force, and here is the weatherfront being spells of rain overnight. saturday night into sunday in northern ireland. as far as england and wales is concerned, a dry night for you with temperatures no lower than around about 4 degrees, so a frost free night tonight. and then tomorrow, the weather front is going tomorrow, the weather front is going to start to introduce colder air to north—western parts of the uk, all the way from the north atlantic. that also means there is a chance of some wintry weather sunday night into monday in the north. we will have a look at that in a second. here is sunday, the rain across western areas in the morning, and then that weather front move towards then that weather front move towards the east, so that means that the afternoon in the east should be wet, at least at times. here in the west, you can see some sunshine coming through sunday afternoon just before sunset, and that colder ai

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so, temperatures nine or 10 celsius for stornoway, but elsewhere, after a cold start, it is going told afternoon. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: contenders in the race to replacejeremy corbyn as labour leader call for unity — as they take part in the first hustings of the contest — answering questions from party members in liverpool. businesses warn of price rises, after the chancellor, sajid javid, said there would be no alignment with eu regulations after brexit. heavy rain and thunderstorms dampen bushfires in eastern australia, but bring flooding to some areas. british scientists suggest the number of people already infected by a new virus emerging in china, is far greater than official figures suggest. a crack—down on alcohol—fuelled holidays in majorca and ibiza —— as pub crawls and happy hours are banned in 3 popular resorts. now on bbc news it's time for click. this week, we are staring into the future. we are self—driving around china. that is a bit creepy. and we are flexing our... that looks painful! not quite. give me the chime, i'm doing it! ca rs. they are alwa

with maybe a little bit of drizzle, from thicker cloud here and there. 9 in london, belfast and stornowaye those winds increasing in the north—west, perhaps up to gale force. here comes the weather front, bringing spells of rain overnight in northern ireland and scotland. for england and wales, i think a dry night for you, with temperatures no lower than around about 4 degrees, so a frost—free night. tomorrow, the weather front is going to start to introduce colder air to north—west parts of the uk, all the way from the north atlantic. that also means there is a chance of some wintry weather sunday night into monday in the north. we will look at that in a second. sunday, rain across western areas in the morning, and then that weather front moves east, so the afternoon in the east should be wet, at least at times. in the west, you can see some sunshine coming through on sunday afternoon, just before sunset, and that colder air coming off the atlantic. 5 degrees in belfast. sunday night into monday, i mentioned some wintry weather, and here it comes for northern ireland, scotland, the penni

little bit breezier and less cold heading to the far north—west of the country, so nine or ten in stornoway war. the us and china sign a phase one deal, but huge issues still remain. plus — app happy! mobile users spent more three and a half hours a day on their phones last year, making tech firms $300 billion. so who are the big winners from our global addiction? and on the markets, us shares hit new highs as the trade deal is signed, with the dowjones closing above 29,000 for the first time.

little bit breezier and less cold heading to the far north—west of the country, so nine or ten in stornowayn. the headlines: politics and parchment — donald trump's impeachment trial moves a step closer, as house speaker nancy pelosi signs the key documents and sends them to the senate. let me be very clear that this president will be held accountable — nobody is above the law. the us and china sign an initial deal aimed at easing the 18—month trade war between the world's two biggest economies. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. also in the programme: wildfires, flooding and drought — the last decade is confirmed as the world's

scotland, more rainfor the north west of scotland, more rain for the northern isles, but less coal to stornowayee plenty of sunshine and a chilly day. into monday, high pressure still around so a cold start, still more isobars to the north of the uk with the weather fronts nearby. we start monday with a contrast from north to south, less cold in the north, more cloud, more breeze, further south more cold and frosty. that should tend to clear and then we see more sunshine for large parts of england and wales and eastern scotland, but for much of the north—west corner it will be breezy, rather grey, and the temperatures nine or ten. through the weekend high—pressure dominates, variable cloud, more unsettled towards the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 2pm... contenders in the race to replace jeremy corbyn as labour leader have called for unity as they take part in the first hustings of the contest, answering questions from party members in liverpool. businesses warn of price rises, after the chancellor, sajid javid, said there would be no alignment with eu re

temperatures during thursday afternoon in double digits across southern parts, but 7 degrees there in stornowaysending weather systems in our direction, but notice the way in which the jet stream angles itself towards the north—west of the uk, so that's where we are going to see the wettest of the weather, and this weather setup would allow high pressure across the near continent to try to edge back in our direction. the extent to which it will do that at this stage is a little unclear but, for some of us at least, there will be some drier weather for a time, particularly in the south and the east. further north and west, more rain and gales. generally, it will be mild. that's all from me. bye for now. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. two mortar rounds land near the us embassy in baghdad — as huge crowds join funeral processions in iraq, for iran's top military commander, killed by a us drone strike. iranian president rouhani visited the dead general‘s family — promising that americans will feel the impact of their ac

something a bit breezy and less cold heading to the far north—west of the country, nine or ten in stornowaygns the key documents. make it be very clear that this president will be held accountable that nobody is above the law. the moment impeachment articles were walked through capitol hill — hand delivered to the senate — where the president trump will be put on trial. i‘m mariko 0i in singapore. also in the programme: wildfires, flooding and drought: the last decade is confirmed as the world‘s hottest on record.

so, temperatures nine or 10 celsius for stornoway, but elsewhere, after a cold start, it is going toa burak. the headlines: the chancellor, sajid javid, says there will be no alignment for businesses with eu regulations after brexit — companies warn food prices could rise and jobs may be affected as a result. contenders in the race to replacejeremy corbyn as labour leader call for unity — as they take part in the first hustings of the contest. answering questions from party members in liverpool. police demand an urgent meeting with the commander of the us base, close to where teenager harry dunn was killed — after two more incidents involving cars being driven on the wrong side of the road. heavy rain and thunderstorms dampen bushfires in eastern australia, but bring flooding to some areas. british scientists suggest the number of people already infected by a new virus emerging in china is far greater

more in way of cloud for some of scotland, milder, 10 degrees in stornoway, a little bit of rain for area of high pressure dominating as we go sunday into monday, more isobars, a wea ker sunday into monday, more isobars, a weaker weather front to the north of the uk so here it is going to be less cool to start monday, the green colours there but elsewhere further south under clear skies, another career start with force, perhaps some list fog to. a cold day, but the cloud further north and you can see as we head through the week it should stay largely dry, variable cloud and sunshine at times.

those temperatures sayings —— showing signs of nudging upwards, maybe around 11 in belfast and stornowayosphere becoming very strong, very powerful, driving deep areas of low pressure in our direction. that means it is going to be unsettled to say the least. severe gales likely across northern areas at times, with outbreaks of heavy rain. with that, it will generally feel very mild. monday's forecast brings a band of rain south and east, this is the frontal system that will be moving its way through the rain, perhaps not getting into east anglia or the southeast until after dark. behind it, things drying up a bit, but still with one or two showers. highs of 9-11. still with one or two showers. highs of 9—11. but frontal system clears out on monday night but on tuesday here is the weather maker. a deep area of low pressure. it is being spun up by thejet area of low pressure. it is being spun up by the jet stream and that in our direction. lots of isobars on the chart. a very windy day, especially in the north. a very wet day for some as well. the best chance of dry weather towards the sou

nine in london, belfast and stornoway.eather front, bringing spells of rain overnight saturday into sunday in northern ireland and scotland. for england and wales, i think a dry night for you, with temperatures no lower than around about 4 degrees, so a frost—free night. tomorrow, the weather front is going to start to introduce colder air to north—western parts of the uk, all the way from the north atlantic. that also means there is a chance of some wintry weather sunday night into monday in the north. we will look at that in a second. tomorrow, rain across western areas in the morning, and then that weather front moves east, so the afternoon in the east should be wet, at least at times. in the west, you can see some sunshine coming through on sunday afternoon, just before sunset, and that colder air coming off the atlantic. 5 degrees in belfast. sunday night into monday, i mentioned some wintry weather, and here it comes for northern ireland, scotland, the pennines and yorkshire in the early hours of monday, so early on

nine in london, belfast and stornoway.ps up to gale force. here comes the weather front, bringing spells of rain overnight in northern ireland and scotland. for england and wales, i think a dry night for you, with temperatures no lower than around about 4 degrees, so lower than around about 4 degrees, $03 lower than around about 4 degrees, so a frost free night. tomorrow, the weather front is going to start to introduce colder air to north—west parts of the uk, all the way from the north atlantic. that also means there is a chance of some wintry weather sunday night into monday in the north. we will look at that in a second. tomorrow, rain across western areas in the morning, and then that weather front moves east, so then that weather front moves east, so the afternoon in the east should be wet, at least at times. in the west, you can see be wet, at least at times. in the west, you can see some be wet, at least at times. in the west, you can see some sunshine coming through on sunday afternoon, just before sunset, and tha

nippy in the east, milder towards plymouth, and up east, milder towards plymouth, and up towards stornoway. locally, a touch of frost here and there but no problem. the wind will strengthen touching gale force across western scotla nd touching gale force across western scotland with a weather front coming oui’ scotland with a weather front coming our way introducing some rain. ahead of that, though, look at those colours, yellows and ambers, indicating milder conditions so on thursday, it‘ll be mild but factor in the wind and again the isobars right away uk telling you it‘ll be windy, taking the edge off maxi temperatures. those fronts will introduce some rain. the cloudy started the day across england and wales come here, too, windy, our first weather front moving across into northern england, heavy at times as well with a brief lull, where it brightens up before the next band comes in. these black circles indicate the strength of the winds so touching gale force across the northern and isles in particular but a wind day wherever you are. temperatures, 10—12. as i mentioned, and on the wi

let's speak to murdo macauley, who is a coastguard commander in stornoway in the western isles.he time to talk to us here on bbc news. give us a sense of what the situation is where you are. give us a sense of what the situation is where you are” give us a sense of what the situation is where you are. i hope you are well. the situation today is persistent for us about the early hours of this morning to be honest we are currently kind of seeing the rains start to peek across the western aisles and today we were in the high 90s and it's been gusting fairly consistent 6370 knots and right now we are recording somewhere around steady a0. it's fairly disruptive and extreme weather at the moment. do you need to answer that? it could be an emergency. if it is we will understand. you gave us it is we will understand. you gave usa it is we will understand. you gave us a sense it is we will understand. you gave us a sense of the knots, can you give us a sense of what it would normally be so we could understand just how bad it is? probably our most severe one 01’ just how bad it is? probab

you can see by looking at the isobars across the board it is windy in stornoway 42 and around the edinburghnd of gusts of wind you can expect of 58, 60 around stornoway. temperature wise, above average for the time of year nine to 12 degrees and normally it would be three or 5 degrees lower than this depending on where you are but don't forget it will be a windy day so it won't feel as mild as the temperatures suggest. as we head through the evening and overnight, the weather front sync south taking the weather front sync south taking the rain and mild conditions with them and the wind changes to a cooler direction as you can see from the blue areas on the chart. from tomorrow we have the cloud and rain pushing to the south—east and behind we will see some sunny spells developing. still a bit of cloud at times in the north and west producing showers and some of those will be wintry on the hills. worth mentioning that if you are in shetland you will see snow at lower levels but there will be gales or even levels but there will be gales or eve n severe levels but there will be gales or even s

temperatures in stornoway only four degrees. compare that to 11 as we swooped down towards london.old... mixed. victoria's here — and you're looking at how much we spend on our pets. and it is a lot, isn't it? it's bonkers. it's completely crazy. we're due to spend, on stuff that is not food, this is over and above food. so not a necessity. not a necessity for keeping them alive, the extra bits and pieces, more than £2 billion a year on our pets. honestly?! it is bonkers, completely nuts. this is made. at the moment it is just below this figure. by 2023 it will be over £2 billion. that is a huge rise. it is a rise of about 2596 in a huge rise. it is a rise of about 25% in about five years. so what on earth is going on? why on earth have we decided that this is what we want to do even though people are trying to do even though people are trying to cut back, they are budgeting, the household shop are what they are spending at the supermarket. we spending at the supermarket. we spend it here instead. it is not just toys and grooming which you might think is the obvious things, doesn't

windy day on sunday, but notice how the temperatures start to drop away from the north—west, five in stornowayse eye on things on sunday night. this little weather some frontal system here doesn't look like much, but it is cold and could give us some snow, northern england, scotland. if you have travel plans on monday morning, that is one thing to bear in mind. as we go into monday and tuesday, we will see more showers. quite windy at times, and noticeably colder as well. single—digit temperatures for all of us, but nothing nearly as disruptive as we saw 13 years ago. as the clock ticks down to our exit from the eu, we will be broadcasting live. stay with us as we bring you every development in every angle as it happens here on the bbc news channel. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: chinese authorities confirm the coronavirus death toll has climbed to 26 people, as the city of wuhan remains effectively locked down. translation: if we all work has won, we can contain the direct in the city and export no more cases from here. then we can stop the virus from spreading nationwide. here, the

temperatures in stornoway and aberdeen aden edinburgh, five degrees.ening as well. a lot of showers around, again we're looking at wind in the hills not just we're looking at wind in the hills notjust in we're looking at wind in the hills not just in scotland we're looking at wind in the hills notjust in scotland northern ireland in northern england but we could see some that in the hills in wales. once again with temperatures are slow in the north there is the risk of ice on untreated surfaces so watch out for that first thing in the morning. tomorrow, another day of sunshine and showers and another day of wintry nurse, particularly in the hills. still a blustery day, four degrees in aberdeen, seven in cardiff. so wrap up normally. as we head on into the middle of the week for wednesday we have low pressure in front running across the north of the country and a transient ridge of high pressure across the south. those isobars tell you it will be another breezy day. on wednesday itself in the south, dry and bright with sunny skies but in the north we ha

afternoon in the east, drier and brighter in the west on sunday, and you can see only 4 degrees there in stornowaye eczema is for her at the moment, and how it has been controlled. she started with eczema as a baby and suffered with severe eczema for eight and a half years. she is triggered by dust, heat, pollen. she has food allergies and she really does struggle. heat is a trigger as well so when she was a baby, i realise the severity of her eczema and got her into dermatology, and that was a great help with treatments of bandaging and dry wrapping garment and special cream. she can be triggered by the heat in the classroom, by cold weather, so eczema is like the weather, it is unpredictable. who are you waving at? is there somebody over there? may i just asked, at? is there somebody over there? may ijust asked, who is this, who are you clutching there. this is poppy. and poppy brings you luck. your mum has described how difficult it was for you, but you got quite embarrassed about the way you looked and how you felt. what was that like? when i was about three or four, people used to say really