here is susan powell. hello.ly for the east of the uk as this low finally shifts into the north sea. but to get us on into the evening, still wet weather for eastern scotland, pushing back down into east anglia, gusty winds as well. under the cloud with the wind and rain, a mild enough night across the eastern side of the uk. towards the west, lighter winds, down to two degrees in glasgow. skies clearing as we get a little ridge of high pressure just toppling in from the atlantic. and that will make for a drier day, certainly across the eastern side of scotland and for northern england on wednesday, quite a cool northerly breeze along the north sea coast, and towards the west after today's sunshine, for northern ireland more cloud around and some rain for the afternoon. a warmer day than today, temperatures in the mid teens. but in terms of warmth, the end of the week is what we really need to talk about, because temperatures are going to push up well above average values. we'd normally expect averages of around

here is susan powell. good afternoon.ome pretty big showers rolling around out there for you to dodge. but between them there are also print — make some pretty generous spells of sunshine. quite a notable breeze is making things on the cool side. temperatures around average for the time of the year. the satellite shows you where there is a lot of sunshine. the white blobs show you where the showers are brewing. some of them could be accompanied by thunder and lightning as they make their way across the uk. basically all areas potentially picking up some showers as we look at the latter part of the day. top temperatures 1a to 16 c. you will have noticed a band of more persistent rain getting towards the south—west by the end of the afternoon. that is the first signs that this pretty nasty area of low pressure that is going to work its way this evening and overnight. some very wet weather for the south—west and for wales this evening. the wind is picking up, rain by the end of the night in the midlands. that whether rests a

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. north wales, but wherever you are, rain or shine, it is still likely to feel rather warm. temperatures above average the time of year, as they have been in the last couple of days. we are pulling a lot of very warm air out from a good way south in the atlantic, essentially tropical air. here goes this band of rain through the afternoon, sinking across eastern scotland into northern england and wales, perhaps a few showers for the south—west is immense in here. degrees, to the rear of it warm for scotland and northern ireland but the weather front is a marker between the very warm air to the south and air more typical of that we are sitting in at this time of year coming in from the north—west. perhaps chilly weather as winds fall light across some of the scottish glens by the end of the night. here goes the front throughout the weekend, weakening on its way across the uk because high pressure is trying to squeeze in from the west so across southern and eastern england first thing on s

already, this has hit the likes of susan powell, a pensionerfrom bradford whose energy companyjust hikedonthly bill from £85 to £125. i'm conscious that i put less water in the kettle. i've already started putting an extra layer on if it gets cold. there's only a limit to what you can do. i've changed the light bulbs for the economical ones. the money's got to come from somewhere, but i'm not quite sure where yet and it's a lot of money to find. but that was before an even bigger surge in international prices that could push up the energy cap by more than 30% in april. charities say that would put an extra 1.5 million households into fuel poverty. in recent days, gas prices paid internationally have notjust reached records but they're reached, frankly, incredible levels. for context, the latest consumer price cap, which rose 10% to £1,277 for a typical house, was based on ofgem observing this price at 65p per therm in the first half of the year. if the past week's prices persist, analysts forecast that, in april, the price cap could go up to an incredible £1,700—1,800. energy bills of th

let's get the latest forecast from susan powell.

time for a look at the whether with susan powell. hello.weather to come through the week ahead too. we did start the day with some cloud across southern england, the weather front responsible pulling away from the south—east through the afternoon, perhaps a little rain hanging back for kent. windy across scotland, the westerly wind could bring a few showers into western coast and they could be some for the northern isles, but a lot of fine weather and sunshine, temperatures are still up to 20 to the south. cooler air coming in on a north—westerly air stream will reach all areas of the uk for first thing on monday, and a chilly start, temperatures down in single figures. notice this weather front starting to push some rain into western scotland early on, and that will bring some rain as the day pans out, more showery across southern scotland in the shower for the north west of england. further south, dry with more sunshine. hello. this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: uk business secretary kwasi kwarteng defends the government

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello.where there should be some bright or sunny spells, but rain or shine it is still going to feel rather on the warm side. that's because we've been streaming our air up from the south, a long way south, from the atlantic, in fact, and sitting in tropical air. here's the front through the afternoon. ahead of it, some sunshine across eastern england could take us up to 20 degrees. we are looking at the mid to high teens when we see some sunshine across northern ireland and western scotland. through the evening, some patchy rain gets down into the midlands, but by the time the front sets across southern and eastern england by the end of the night, perhaps just a little drizzle really at most. clear skies behind the front, a little chilly perhaps in some of the sheltered scottish glens first thing on sunday. but, ifanything, sunday offering more widespread sunshine than saturday, cloud in the south—east eventually drifting away. a few showers on a blustery wind, though, for western scotland.

here's susan powell. what an act to follow! the weather today across the uk has been quite benign.you have seen the sun, you have done rather well. for many of us, the skies were like this and this i'm just trying all the time to break through but the cloud then coming back together into rather solid layers and giving a bit of a great impression. and that is what things will look like for many of us tomorrow because we keep this same area of high pressure we have had today and it locks the weather in place. but coming into the far north of scotland, there will be a weather front that shifts things on a little here. this evening, it is a fine story, plenty of cloud out there, the wind relatively light. temperatures hovering in the higher range of single figures, perhaps double figures in a few spots. and for early on thursday, in comes that weather front to northern scotland and that will shake things up here because it will bring heavy rain but also some very strong winds, gales for a time and the wetter weather and the strong winds will sink further south is the day progresses, pr

here's susan powell. what an act to follow! the weather today across the uk has been quite benign.

sadly, i am the time now for the weather with susan powell.n england. elsewhere, we may push up towards the mid—teens. won't hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the chancellor announces half a billion pounds to help get people back to work after the pandemic, and says he'll only consider cutting taxes when the economy is back on track. the military is called in to help distribute fuel to petrol stations as shortages continue in london and the south east. an independent review will be carried out into the culture and standards of the met police following the murder of sarah everard but cressida dick sags following the murder of sarah everard but cressida dick says she will not resign. _ more revelations from the leaked pandora papers. a secretive russian whose businesses have backed 34 conservative mps was involved in a russian corruption scandal. scientists have made a breakthrough in treating depression by creating a pacemaker for the in treating depression by creating a pacemakerfor the brain. sport now and a full round up from the bbc s

already this has hit the likes of susan powell, a pensionerfrom bradford whose energy company hiked herld. there's only a limit to what you can do. i've changed the light bulbs for the economical ones. the money's got to come from somewhere, but i'm not quite sure where yet and it's a lot of money to find. but that was before an even bigger surge in international prices that could push up the energy cut by more than 30% in april. charities say that would put an extra 1.5 million households into fuel poverty. in recent days, gas prices paid internationally have not just reached records, but they're reached, frankly, incredible levels. for context, the latest consumer price cap, which rose 10% to £1,277 for a typical house, was based on ofgem observing this price at 65 per therm in the first half of the year. if the past week's prices persist, analysts forecast that, in april, could go up to an incredible £1,700—1,800. energy bills of this size landing on the nation's doormats in april at the exact same time taxes are going up won'tjust prove unaffordable for millions of ordinary househol

let“s throughout the evening, but first let's get a look at the latest weather forecast, here is susan powellinto the north and that will mean our winds across scotland start to strengthen, even as we head into the small hours of thursday. some showers feeding into western scotland as well on the strengthening breeze. elsewhere light winds, especially to the south of the uk, enough cloud around to keep our temperatures up towards the higher end of single figures, perhaps some double figures in some spots. in scotland as this web front starts to push into the north through thursday morning we could be talking about gales for the northern aisles and attacked for much of the day the winds could gust at 240 moles per hour and the stronger winds will work their way south, along with the band of rain. come the afternoon we will see that brain just fringing it to glasgow, perhaps for the end of school for the evening rush hour. that band of rain marks the boundary between relatively mild heir to the south of the uk and much colder air that will sweep across us for friday. perhaps not getting into th

here's susan powell. good evening.l. here is the weather front coming from the north, by the time we get into the middle of the night. by the end of the night, getting down into southern counties so only a brief break from the wetter weather here. the real difference is what is coming to the north of that front, colder air, a thrust in some parts of scotland the thursday and for all of us are much chillier feel on thursday with quite a biting wind and the cold air will stick around for the end of the week. a nagging northerly through thursday and even some wintry showers across the higher ground of scotland. we lose the cloud and rain from the south quite early on. there will be some widespread sunshine, beautiful skies but strong gusts of wind and a cold wind at that, we must

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now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello.cotland and then quite a nagging northerly wind through the course of the day. some rain early on across southern counties. for many, beautiful blue skies and sunshine, but there will be some showers, and those showers will be wintry across mountains of scotland, such is the change in our air. gusts of wind up to 40 to 50 mph. these are the temperatures as you'd read them on the thermometer. take those with a pinch of salt. down the north sea coasts, probably going to feel closer to just 5 or six degrees. now, as we look at friday, things do shift on somewhat. a little ridge of high pressure builds in. itjust puts the brakes on those northerly winds somewhat. we will still be sitting in some relatively chilly air, but i think friday will feel a shade milder. there will be a few showers around, particular towards the northwest. there'll also be some patchy cloud, but a fine day for friday, lighter winds than thursday. again, perhaps a little cooler than these temperatures would imply. f

ben brown is coming up with the bbc news at one, but right now the weather with susan powell.d towards the west after today's sunshine, for northern ireland more cloud around and some rain for the afternoon. a warmer day than today, temperatures in the mid teens. in terms of warmth, the end of the week is what we really need to talk about, because temperatures are going to push up well above average values. we would normally expect averages of around 11—14 across the uk in october, but thanks to this area of low pressure, which will keep wet weather towards the north—west of the uk through the end of the week, we will pull air the uk through the end of the week, we will pullair up the uk through the end of the week, we will pull air up about the way from the tropics ahead of those weather fronts, from the tropics ahead of those weatherfronts, and even where from the tropics ahead of those weather fronts, and even where we will have the rain across northern ireland and scotland on thursday, we are still talking about highs in the mid to high teens, five degrees on average and f

i moment, the bbc news at one with reeta chakrabarti, but now it is time for the weather with susan powellain, it is going to feel quite chilly. the chancellor announces half £1 billion to help people get back to work after the pandemic, amid concerns over living standards. rishi sunak says he will only consider cutting taxes when the economy is back on track. i have to be blunt with _ economy is back on track. i have to be blunt with you. _ economy is back on track. i have to be blunt with you. our _ economy is back on track. i have to be blunt with you. our recovery i be blunt with you. our recovery comes with a cost. our national debt is almost 100% of gdp. so we need to fix our public finances. the other headlines this lunchtime... the military is deployed to help distribute fuel to petrol stations as shortages continue in parts of england. more revelations from the leaked pandora papers which reveal how a prominent donor to the conservative party

powell. >> john meacham, that's why we are always so fortunate to have you as a friend and colleague. susany just tweeting profoundly saddened by the passing of general colin powell, a pioneering military, a national security leader and a trusted friend and mentor. i will miss him deeply and cherish his many kindnesses. my prayers are with alma powell and the entire powell family. nicolle wallace, you served in the george w. bush white house with colin powell. that was complicated because after the push to iraq, which he opposed, he fell out with both cheney and rumsfeld and ultimately, you know, had his disagreements that caused him to leave the administration and be replaced by condoleezza rice at the state department. what was he like as a person and colleague? >> he was sort of this iconic figure within and among us, and he -- you know, the press people were never really welcome in the oval office, but we were always in the oval office because there were often press crises, and if he were the person, you know, ahead of us, or he were the person on his way out, he was larger than life. i

what do you do with federal reserve jay powell and tough position to be in? neil: beginning to sink in, susan, this notion that it is not transitory. it is going beyond energy and hitting any every other pocket. >> grocery prices highest in years. neil: what ticks me off is the bacon. people saying this is direct result of all the spending in washington. when you talk to folk, what are you saying it seemed a tad rich for the president to blame republicans for the rate backup, potential of a more rate backup, it has been occurring with democrats in charge. >> yeah. neil: is he pre-preparing us for something? >> he is prepeeping us for higher taxes us as well. that is something the market is watching. it has been a great year for stock markets by the way. we're up 15% for the s&p. that is one of the best years since 2019 according to charlie brady's analysis. neil: our wicked smarts stocks editor. >> we're heading into traditionally seasonally strong quarter. fourth quarter up for the past five years but i think the markets are kind of concerned about the debt ceiling. is there brinksmanship in