thank you, tomasz. more storage and more processing capabilities. this miniaturisation of devices has touched everything from our computers to phones and even revolutionising areas of medicine. one area of medicine which has a lot of demand and could potentially benefit from miniaturisation is medical imaging. in the uk, over 41 million scans take place every year in the nhs using x—rays, mri and ultrasound. in an emergency, at the bedside or even in an ambulance, it can be complicated to get a patient to one of these large machines. but now, a portable medical device has been made available in the uk which could change all that, giving doctors and patients instant access to ultrasound at dramatically reduced cost. jen copesta ke has been to take a look. the intensive care unit of southampton children's hospital admits hundreds of patients each year with a range of medical conditions, from heart disease to trauma and neurological emergencies. effie was admitted with a lung infection and needs constant m

tomasz is taking a look at the weather. it is warming up a little bit, it feels, tomasz.n will rise technically in london in around 12 minutes' time. it is light before the sun rises itself. for many of us today, it will be a pretty decent day. lots of sunshine on the way. beware of the showers, some could still be heavy. this is the satellite picture from the last 2a hours or so. you satellite picture from the last 2a hours or so. you can see satellite picture from the last 2a hours or so. you can see that low pressure spiralling around, it has parked itself across the uk. it is slowly drifting across the uk towards the east and over the next 24-48 towards the east and over the next 24—48 hours, we should finally wave goodbye to it and instead we will see this area of high pressure which is out in the mid—atlantic and that will be in place across the uk. so in the next few hours, still some wet weather around across eastern scotland. around edinburgh, that is about the wettest place right now in the country and it will continue to remain pretty cloudy. not so great here

are you following all of that, tomasz? ithink! i mean, what ami that, tomasz? ithink!politics. my goodness. and that makes a change. anyway! looking at the weather and it is chilly out there this morning. these other temperatures in the last hour or so. in the south—east they dipped down to actually close to freezing overnight, currently around three in ipswich. heathrow, five, pretty nippy there, it's a little warm in the north in leeds and edinburgh so if you are going out for your morning run in the next hour or so, be prepared for some fresh conditions. but we have a beautiful sunrise, a lot of fine weather out there as well and indeed for most of us, it is going to be a fine day. the chance of a shower, not as many showers around as they have been in the last few days, and the low pressure is now out on the north sea, the low pressure is what was responsible for the very changeable weather. in its place now, we have high pressure building in and you can see this clear air across the mid—atlantic can see this clear air across the mid—atla ntic so that can see this

bbc weather presenter tomasz schafenaker has more.he rugby in tokyo, that's new zealand versus italy, then we've got england versus france in yokohama. another problem is we still aren't entirely sure where the centre, where the core of this storm is going to go. in fact there are some scenarios, some computer models suggesting this storm could swerve a little bit toward southern parts of japan, closer to yokohama. it could come closer to yokohama. it could come closer to yokohama. it could come closer to tokyo. but of course will have an effect on the matches. high winds, heavy rain. some of the stadiums have partial rooms, but regardless of where this storm is going to hit, the effects and the disruption could be quite big in japan. so take that more northerly track towards japan, the match in tokyo would be more affected, if it swe rves tokyo would be more affected, if it swerves further to the south, the match, the england versus france in yokohama, will be affected more. but regardless of where the storm is going to hit, it's a l

here's tomasz with a look at this morning's weather. right now, i do think today will have more sunshine than showers. still some showers in the forecast, that is something on a showery day that forecasters deal with. we deal with unpredictability every day, could go anyway. but the low pressure that has been begging us low pressure that has been begging us the changeable weather for the last two or three days is still with us. last two or three days is still with us. we needed to shift out of the way for this clearer high that you can see here to build in. once the low shifts away, that weather will start to stabilise. in the short—term, a little nagging weather front across eastern scotland and edinburgh in particular, a thoroughly wet night. that is the wettest place in the uk right now. rain will affect the lakes later, drying out in edinburgh eventually. the vast majority of the country, a lot more greenland than clouds and showers, so the bulk of the day will be mostly sunny across the uk, just scattered for weather cloud. when th

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafenaker.f showers but the chances of actually running into the showers is pretty low today. most should be light. this is the big picture across the uk. low pressure is moving out into the north sea, the one that has been plaguing our weather. in its place we have high pressure building. so that'll settle things down as we head into new week. in the short—term, a breeze from the north, still one or two showers in northern scotland, the north—east of england. sunniest today across the south and the west. this evening, a few showers in the north—east for some time, and rain expected in the south—east by the end of the night, reaching kent and sussex, possibly east anglia. you may need an umbrella first thing in london but the vast majority of london has a dry start to the day and a fine afternoon. hello again. you are watching the bbc news with me ben brown. here are the latest headlines. borisjohnson has sent the eu an unsigned letter, requesting a brexit extension and a signed one saying a del

mirroraid, if we want to escape all of that and achieve that kind of calm, i know we need to turn to tomaszt's look at the sunrise. let's pause for a few seconds and ta ke let's pause for a few seconds and take all of that in! i tell you what, it is a nice start to the day. of what, it is a nice start to the day. of us. it is chilly though. temperatures in the last hour or so have been barely above freezing in areas. close to freezing in the south—east. in the last hour also, three degrees in tunbridge wells. liverpool is less cold, in the north of the country it isn't as cold as in the south—east. a fresh morning run which should perk you up and get you ready for the day ahead. which is looking fairly promising. plenty of fine weather around. low pressure which upset the weather for the last few days in the north say. that is pulling away. clouds to the south, heading in the direction of the south—east. there could be a fly in the ointment for folks in the south—east and london. for the vast majority of the uk, the weather will settle. high pressure building in, a large area in the atlanti