up temperatures for england and wales. 26 in the south—east, really warm for this time of year. into this evening, complicated weather map. this area of low pressure is storm helene, and it will be arriving in the south—west first, then into wales. the winds pick up here this evening and overnight and this area of rain pushes in as well. still rain in northern ireland, northern and western parts of scotland, with eastern areas dry and clear but warm tonight. tropical air, so no lower than 60 degrees in some places. moving into tomorrow, the winds are feature of the weather across the winds are feature of the weather a cross m ost the winds are feature of the weather across most of england and wales. a0 mph and maybe 60 mph around western hills and coasts. a windy day and we will soon start to see the back of the rain in wales, moving quickly in the rain in wales, moving quickly in the morning across northern england, scotla nd the morning across northern england, scotland and into the north sea. after that, sunshine comes

a soggy saturday for much of england and wales.urther north, not a bad day but there will be won or two showers. sunday, was more in the way of sunshine. still quite windy particularly in the north but it will be warmer than saturday. temperatures up to 22. you can find a1li temperatures up to 22. you can find a 1k day forecast on the website. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2... the missed opportunities to save kaden: an inquest rules a hospital's gross failure of care contributed to the death of the toddler in manchester. as soon as he died, we launched a rigorous and wide—ranging investigation to establish what had happened and put in place measures to ensure that this does not happen again. puttin' the boot in: britain prepares to confront russia in the united nations security council over it's role in the salisbury poisonings. trump in a hump: the president gets angry — as members of his team deny writing an anonymous newspaper article that described him as "erratic" and "amoral". less pay for

a lot of cloud for england and wales, but that's keeping the temperatures up.t too cold a start to the day. for scotland and northern ireland, chillier air here, but not as cold as it was last night. nevertheless, a cool start. but should see some early morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland before the cloud thickens up, and we'll start to see outbreaks of rain arriving through the afternoon, that rain turning progressively heavier, particularly across western scotland, turning wet for northern ireland. england and wales for the most part is a dry kind of day, cloud with us for most of the day, but there'll be some sunny spells coming through every now and then. temperatures high teens to low 20s. however, towards the end of the week it is going to get more unsettled. cooler and breezier, with rain at times too. here's the charts, then, for thursday. low pressure starts to form around about scotland, and that area of low pressure is going to be bringing fairly extensive outbreaks of rain across scotland, moving into northern england, and we'll see a

a cloudy day in england and wales. breaking up day in england and wales. bright in scotland and northern ireland. a brisk north—westerly breeze which brings in showers as we move through the day. the touch cooler with temperatures in double figures in the far north—west but we are looking at temperatures in the low to mid teens on sunday. a cool appeal as we move into sunday. —— a cooler feel. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. today at 2. pret a manger is told its food labelling was inadequate at the inquest into the death of 15 —year—old girl, who went into cardiac arrest on a flight after eating a baguette. the father of natasha ednan—laperouse say labelling laws played russian roulette with his daughter's life and calls for urgent changes. it is clear that the food labelling laws, as they stand today, are not fit for purpose. it is now time to change the law. natasha's inquest should serve as a watershed moment. following dramatic testimony from president trump's supreme court nominee and one of the women accusing him of sexua

woman of the england and wales, temperatures the england and wales, temperatures the least of our worriese least of our worries for scotland and northern ireland. —— warm enough for england and wales. the weather fronts are still producing rain by wednesday night, stopping across england and wales. some uncertainty how far it will get. for most of thursday east anglia and the south—east may well be dry, we might get rain overnight, but wet weather develops elsewhere. some heavy rain over the hills of wales in north—west england, not far from southern scotland and northern ireland. there will be warm sunshine for one more day across the south—east and east anglia. simon. the main story is this lunchtime... a new report says eu national should be subject to the same immigration rules as everyone else after brexit. the problem with free movement is you don't have control over the number of migrants and you don't have control with a mix of migrants. if migration is managed there is a way in which it can accentuate the benefits and mitigate the costs. that's all from us, on bbc one rejoined go

, and the developing gales we expect across england and wales.ecause on that weather front bringing rain we are developing low pressure which slows it down and intensifies it particularly over the hills. it also picks up the wind strength in england and wales with those gale force winds likely. everything is then swept away out into the near continent including any remaining warmth and we get cooler and fresh air arriving warmth and we get cooler and fresh airarriving on warmth and we get cooler and fresh air arriving on friday and north—westerly effluent which means some showers come into scotland and northern ireland gone into northern england and wales. further south it might be dry with some sunshine but the temperatures are back to where they should be for this time of the year. turning cooler and fresh on friday heading into the weekend, but said they might start off quite pleasant. some sunshine and for the most pa rt pleasant. some sunshine and for the most part dry but we're not finished with the stormy weather yet with the potential for

of rain in wales.nd the midlands. southern counties after a mild start says warm through the day. temperatures could get to round 23 or 2a. further north we are looking at temperatures in the teens, maybe round 13—15 across a good part of scotland. so we finish with rain in south wales and the south midlands. the weather front will wriggle northwards once again and we will see rain become widespread across the country but only for a time. most will ease away into tomorrow morning as our weather front returns south. the south will continue to see milder air south. the south will continue to see milderairagain, south. the south will continue to see milder air again, another muggy night in southern counties with temperatures in the teens, to the north, clearer skies turning fresher into tomorrow morning. if you are in north wales northern england a vastly improved day tomorrow. sunshine and a few showers for northern ireland and scotland, not quite as windy but a greater chance of rain in southern countie

it looks like england and wales going to be targeted with outbreaks of rain.re may not be too much, though, in southern england. it may not fringe at all into northern and scotland, leaving it mainly dry here but we still can't be exactly sure about the position of that rain. as we go into sunday, looks like this frontal system here may just sunday, looks like this frontal system here mayjust install through parts of england and wales, with cloud, and still some patchy rain or a few showers. again, not exactly sure where, keep checking the forecast regarding that for updates. we could see some heavy showers and a brisk breeze blowing on the of north—west scotland. many other places could remain dry, have some sunny spells, and it may tend to be a little bit warmer by the time we get the sunday. looking at monday, a quiet start. more atlantic weather fronts are coming our way, and it looks at the moment as though they are going to be targeting northern ireland and scotland with some outbreaks of rain. a breeze from the west or south—west across the uk. looks li

could bring some wet weather to parts of england and wales through the day.ers to much of scotland. so i think saturday, you see that rain spreading eastwards, and then on sunday, probably the better day, the drier and slightly brighter day. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: a senior aide to donald trump accuses him of "amorality" and reckless decision—making. the president calls the attack "gutless" and "phony". britain names two russian military intelligence officers as suspects in the novichok nerve agent attack, but how could moscow be held to account? a daughter enslaved by the extremist group, the so—called islamic state, is freed, but thousands more yazidis are missing or dead. we report from northern iraq on a community in crisis. to! -- translation: this is where isis killed my people. these loans are evidence

. and wales.and and wales. correct across northern and western parts of scotland. parts of scotland. temperatures into the 20s further south. the 20s further south. the rain returning across parts of wales. wales. this is where the wettest zone will be. zone will be. in between those, we will see some clear skies. will see some clear skies. pushing its way to northwest england. england. as a sick, towards the south—east, it may stay dry. south—east, it may stay dry. thursday night, strong winds into the south. the south. some of the showers heavy and hungary. much cooler air. 17 degrees in london. but the wins will be strong. strong. damaging gusts and wins and travel disruption. yesterday and it was seriously windy. windy. i was going to say something about the wind. about the wind. as a reindeer in a field, getting a full on bluster. full on bluster. you just never know what she is going to say. what she is going to say. tell me you have a picture of you in a reindeer outfit. a reindeer outfit.

it's a cold night for much of england and wales, under clearer skies.nd across parts of northern ireland, northern and western scotland, strengthening the winds through tuesday and also bringing outbreaks of rain. but away from the far north and west, after a cold start, there will be plenty of sunshine. some early—morning mist and fog to clear. that will soon lift, and then for much of england and wales, plenty of sunshine to be found. just light winds, and very little cloud, even into the afternoon. somewhat different further north and west, more on that injust a moment. here's a closer look at a:00pm on tuesday afternoon. as you can see, lots of sunshine, very little cloud, temperatures generally across england and wales between 15 and 17 celsius. but notice how our wind symbols are turning to black. this is indicating the strength of the gusts across northern ireland, western and northern scotland through the afternoon. quite widely a0 to 50 mph, with outbreaks of rain pushing their way eastwards. perhaps dryer across the far east of scotland, with

it's a cold night for much of england and wales, under clear skies.northern ireland, northern and western scotland, strengthening the winds through tuesday and also bringing outbreaks of rain. but away from the far north and west, after a cold start, there'll be plenty of sunshine. some early—morning mist and fog to clear. that will soon lift, and then for much of england and wales, plenty of sunshine to be found. just light winds, and very little cloud, even into the afternoon. somewhat different further north and west. more on that in just a moment. here's a closer look at li:00pm on tuesday afternoon. as you can see, lots of sunshine, very little cloud, temperatures generally across england and wales between 15 and 17 celsius. but notice our wind symbols are turning to black. this is indicating the strength of the gusts across northern ireland, western and northern scotland through the afternoon. quite widely a0 to 50 mph, with outbreaks of rain pushing their way eastwards. perhaps dryer across the far east of scotland, with some sunshine, but stil

saturday's weather dominated in england and wales by the frontal system england and wales by the frontal weather, and sunny spells with some showers for scotland and northern ireland. then this bulk of rain across parts of northern england and the midlands and wales. some u nsettled the midlands and wales. some unsettled activity farther north, may stay dry in northumberland. along the south coast of england, likely to stay mostly dry with temperatures on saturday generally in the high teens. looking ahead to the second half of the weekend, still this front with us for a time on sunday, and it moves its way on towards the north and east. we will have some showers first thing, across parts of northern england into scotland as well. they should pare away toward the east on that strengthening westerly breeze, further south and sunny spells all day. you notice it at warmer by sunday, particularly in the south where temperatures are likely to reach 22 celsius also. towards the new working week, some showers around in the north still and brightening up further south and temperatures around 2a

in england and wales.given the cloud in england and wales, temperatures still below 20. then into sunday, a cloudy night with temperatures not dropping away too much. a great start on sunday with splashes of rain and drizzle. england and wales will be brighter than saturday the. a few showers. scotland and northern ireland will start with cloud and early rain, rain continuing on and off. dry and bright moments. on sunday, with winds in the south—west, feeling warmer with temperatures up to 22. back to where they should be for the time of year. we will take that, thanks, matt! let's turn our attention to some crime figures which make interesting reading. many police investigations are closing without suspects being identified. that is according to new analysis of recent figures by the press association. it found that, across all 44 police forces in england and wales, 77% of car theft cases had an "incomplete" outcome. in nearly half of all shoplifting cases, investigations ended with no suspect, and 81% of

and a bit warmer —— england and wales.start this morning, some more cloud in northern ireland and north—west england and northern and western scotla nd england and northern and western scotland with some light showers but most of those will continue through the after nine but away from that, a lot of dry weather and some fairweather clubbed generally sunny in the south—east, temperatures are a bit higher than yesterday, around 16 or 17 degrees but temperatures will fall quickly this evening under the clear skies. not so much for scotla nd the clear skies. not so much for scotland and northern ireland where the wind will pick up and there will be more cloud so not as cold as it was last night. a different story for england and wales. in towns and cities the temperatures could go as low as 1 degrees but in rural parts of wales, the midlands and southern england we could be down to just below freezing in some places. it will quickly warm up in the sunshine underneath the high pressure for england and wales but in the scotla n

the potentialfor rain in south england and south wales on saturday. 0n south england and south walesormy weather it it goes further north, but at the moment it looks like the stormy conditions will be across france. we will keep you updated. see you in about half an hour, matt, thank you very much. let's take a look at today's papers. the daily telegraph reports on a secret memo circulated among conservative mps that has suggested backbenchers would force theresa may from office as soon as the uk formally leaves the eu. i need to talk because you've lost your microphone! go and find it! the picture shows designer 0rla kiely. she has gone bust. a0 people lost thierjobs when the company was forced into voluntary liquidation yesterday. this is the guardian... we are in ahead of ourselves! let's see if we can find it. the guardian goes with today's report into the timetable changes that caused chaos for thousands of passengers earlier this year. many of the papers covering storm ali as well. —— storm ali as well. can you hear me now? got my microphone on. the front page of the daily mirr

wales and the midlands.he london stock exchange so there is an aston martin there somewhere. it could be valued up to £5 billion. companies recently said all of its models without the hybrid or battery power by 2025. they are moving with the times. the department store chain debenhams is already in the middle of a turnaround plan it started last year amid "challenging" conditions. now the bosses have brought in business advisers kpmg to see what else can be done. one of the measure being looked at is a company voluntary arrangement —— or cva — a type of insolvency that can be used to bring down rent costs. we‘ve seen homebase and house of fraser use them recently. finally. he is one of china‘s richest men and the man behind the chinese version of amazon — alibaba — but now jack ma has said he is stepping down from the company. he has said he will hand over his protege and one of the current employees is going to take over nt ‘s employees is going to take over nt ‘5 work, after a bit of time, £28 billion. £28

for many of england and wales, blue skies, plenty of sunshine. tops average 26 degrees.hts, the hurricane will edge closer, squeezing the isobars across wales and south—west england. through the night, the winds will ratchet up and pick up gales. through the night, gusts of wind or 60 around some of the coast and heels. that will blow down some tree branches of the might be some debris on the roads in the morning. transport disruption possible. heavy rain in western parts of the uk. a mile might everywhere but 16 to 17 degrees across parts of the south. met 0ffice yellow well —— weather warning in force with strong winds extending across wales, the midlands, the northern counties of england. a blustery day for sure. heavy rain across northern ireland and docklands. the weather to start across england and wales. light rain and drizzle for the most part. the brisk winds will blow some holes into the cloud and we will see some sunny spells. another one—day across the midlands and eastern england with temperatures fishing into the mid—20s. further north and west, feeling hum

let's start in cardiff, where you might remember wales' world cup dreams were shattered by the irishyear ago. many said tonight's uefa nations league match between the two sides might be a chance for revenge. if so — they certainly got it — beating the republic of ireland 4—1 and in ryan giggs first competitive match in charge. david ornstein was there. their run to the semifinals of euro 2016 captured the hearts of a nation, and invigorated welsh football. but now for a new era, and a new competition that orders an alternative ticket to the next major tournament. wales with a new manager, and ryan giggs's first competitive match in charge got off to the perfect start. tom lawrence finishing with the type of move of which his boss would approve. hopes of success rested at the feet of gareth bale and here's why... he did what he does. wells's other star name is aaron ramsey, and he was next to shine as the home side went into the break. depleted by injury, ireland were a shadow of the side that won here one year ago to end welsh dreams of qualifying for the world cup. the payback cont

through parts of england and wales.orthern ireland to begin the day. but once that clears there should be sunny spells. the rest of the day would be dry. there southwest and northeast of scotland some early patch of rain. between the two, there will be a slice of sunshine. most places will be seeing sunny spells into the afternoon via the odd shower. this area of rain runs from wales across parts of northern england, the midlands, towards eastern side of england during the day. south of that, the far south of england mainly dry with some sunny spells, breezy particularly where you're seeing cloud and outbreaks of rain. and temperatures in the mid—to high teens. so, nowhere particularly warm during saturday. now as we run on through to saturday night and into sunday morning, still got this area of rain just weakening a bit. but another pulse starts to work in as the night goes on. again into wales and western parts of england, northern ireland moving on towards scotland going into sunday morning. not going to be as chill

the breeze strengthening across england and wales later in the afternoon.fference between the average wind speeds and outcast is which are getting stronger as we go through northern ireland, northern and western scotland. quite widely 40 to two mph, touching 60 for the western isles in the highlands of scotland, outbreaks of rain working their way eastwards. may not get across the aberdeenshire and murray, but certainly a blustery day. as we go from tuesday to wednesday with still got our area of high pressure across southern parts of england and wales. 0urfront still across southern parts of england and wales. 0ur front still from the north trying to sink its way southwards and as we go through wednesday we will see a little bit more cloud developing across the far north of england. a fairly cloudy day, but quite dry. the rain confined to the western isles and highlands of scotland. still quite easy here. these are the average speeds. 0nce easy here. these are the average speeds. once again the gusts will be higher but further south and east, light winds a

rain from north wales and north—west england.ecomes confined to the north and west of the country. a fine day for most. 21 celsius in eastern scotland. 21 to 22 in east anglia and the south east. more sunshine for england and wales on thursday. rain for scotland and northern ireland, pushing south. behind the cloud, sunshine and showers in the north—west. cooler and fresher air. contrast between north and south. warm in england and wales. 23, possibly 2a in eastern england. coolerfor wales. 23, possibly 2a in eastern england. cooler for scotland. in northern ireland, the band of cloud and cooler, fresher air pushing down towards the whole of the country by friday. high—pressure not far away. should be generally fine and dry at the weekend. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. today at 2. labour says it's likely to vote down any brexit deal based on theresa may's chequers plan and doesn't rule out the option of staying in the eu in any future referendum. it's right that parliament has the first say, but if

but at the moment, it looks like england and wales will get the worst of it.ts way across england and wales, and some very strong winds, particularly as the rain starts to clear away. as we move into monday, that wet and windy weather should have pushed away into the continent, leaving us with some much drier conditions. there'll be a few showers around, still quite windy in northern and eastern areas, lighter winds towards the south—west and perhaps a top temperature of 15 or 16 degrees. big changes on the way for next week. instead of the jet stream being right over the uk, driving in all these storms, it gets pushed further north, and that allows high pressure to build in. so that's what's settling things down, and certainly changing the look and the feel of the weather as we head into next week. so tuesday, a lot of dry weather. by this stage, it won't be as windy. light winds for the most part. those are the temperatures, 15 to perhaps 17 degrees. but it will be quite a bit cooler at night. good morning. welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and jon ka

this is going to moving across england and wales for the second half of the weekend.g to bring very heavy, relentless rain across england and wales and some strong winds. a level of uncertainty how far north and south it is sitting, the best of the weather further north but as the rain clears we could see further gales as well. keep watching the forecast if you have plans across england and wales for sunday, another cool field in the day as well. for the weekend it looks likely the best of the weather perhaps not where you expect it but it will be further north, sunshine and showers in the north, wet and windy at times in the south, but please bear in mind cool for all of us. please bear in mind cool for all of us. autumn is here, or is it? sunshine returns next week. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. theresa may prepares to make alive statement about the future of brexit talks after the eu summit in salzburg. that's it. it's goodbye from me. now on bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. hello there, you're watching bbc news. i'm olly foster at th

(wipe sot head) :itisa : it is a new era in cardiff, where ryan giggses takes charge of wales.orward to the new nfl season. also coming on sportsday, we hear from england captainjoe root ahead of his predecessor's final test match. good evening, welcome along. finally, the nations league gets underway this evening. what is it, you might ask. we'll have more on the format shortly but there's a huge game going on to kick the tournament off tonight — germany hosting france in munich and there's another match taking place in cardiff — wales up against the republic of ireland in their nations league opener. our sports news correspondent david ornstein is in the welsh capital for us. it isa it is a huge night for ryan giggs, his first competitive match in charge of the welsh. yes and his first on home soil. he took charge of wales for three friendlies over the summer at the china cup and that was after being appointed injanuary and this will be the true test of ryan giggs as a manager. ourfirst glimpse of him in a match that actually means something, following some contemporaries fro

generally across england and wales it will be a breezy day.into parts of wales, northern england, northern ireland, and scotland. a mild night for many. a little chilly across all the scotla nd little chilly across all the scotland where we keep hold of some clear skies. mist out sunday with outbreaks of rain across some northern areas, including close to newcastle. that is, of course, of interest because it is the great north run on sunday. could be outbreaks of rain around first thing. what the sky. the clutch attempt to break up as we get into the afternoon. we will see some spells of sunshine and some temperatures around 16 or 17 degrees. what about everywhere else? as we have seen, we start off with rain in western and northern areas. across wales, northern england, northern ireland, thinks a dry and bright now. outbreaks of rain across north—west scotland, the odd heavy thundery bus. in the south—east, more sunshine and want as well. 22 degrees in london. that trend will continue in the south, certainly as we get into the new working wee

england and wales will be dried other than showers for more than england and north wales and cool innshine, and a wet start for scotla nd sunshine, and a wet start for scotland and northern ireland tomorrow. it will spread into northern england and wales with heavy afternoon showers, quite blustery weather and temperatures like today's values around 1a to 19 degrees. if you're starting to look at the weekend, we head into it with largely dry weather through the night and into the morning, but on saturday weather fronts will be gathering so for scotland and northern ireland are best part of the day for you on saturday in the morning with sunshine here. turning hazy and the grey skyers in northern ireland and western scotland as rain develops. most will have a fine saturday, dry and sunny. with a south—westerly breeze it will feel a bit warmer. on sunday after a wet night. in an northern ireland, rain heading into northern england, the south—west, so a split on sunday. dry, sunny and warm weather in the south—east corner. scotland and northern ireland, brightening up compared to saturd

a lot of cloud for england and wales, but that's keeping the temperatures up. double—figure temperatures. it's not going to be too cold a start to the day. for scotland and for northern ireland, chillier air here, but not quite as cold as it was last night. nevertheless, a cool start. but should see some early morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, before the cloud thickens up. and we'll start to see outbreaks of rain arriving through the afternoon, that rain turning progressively heavier, particularly across western scotland, turning wet too for northern ireland. england and wales for the most part, yes, it's a dry kind of day, cloud will be with us for most of the day, but there'll be some sunny spells coming through every now and then. temperatures high teens to low 20s. however, towards the end of the week, it is going to get more unsettled. cooler and breezier, with rain at times too. here's the charts then for thursday. low pressure starts to form around about scotland, and that area of low pressure is going to be bringing fairly extensive ou

could bring some wet weather to parts of england and wales through the day.ring showers to much of scotland. so i think saturday, you see that rain spreading its way eastwards, and then into sunday, probably the better day, the drier and the slightly brighter day. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. 0ur headlines today: the men accused of the salisbury novichok attack. the uk aims to turn up the heat on russia at the un security council. the pair are believed to be members of russia's military intelligence. we will be live in moscow with reaction. a truce in the scallop wars, but some british fishermen say it is a victory for the french. a new energy price cap will be announced in the next hour. it is hoped it will cut the bills of millions of customers who don't shop around. the world's largest offshore windfarm officially opens today. it covers an area bigger than the island ofjersey, and will generate enough electricity for 500,000 homes.

there is the rain across south wales and southern england. have it —— gusts of 50 miles an hour. brighter skies returning to south—west england and wales later in the day with a few showers. northern england, northern ireland and scotland thing a mix of sunshine and scattered showers. we will continue to see showers and it odd rumble of thunder with some hail mixed in as well. temperatures not great for this time of year. 11 to 15 degrees. we lose the wet weather from the south—east of england. most places dry to end the day on sunday. high—pressure moves in from the west. this area of high pressure will quieten the weather down as we move into the new working week. monday will be a much improved date up monday will be a much improved date up and down the country. sunshine on offer for the week ahead, showers across parts of scotland, northern ireland, it should be bright after a 5°99y ireland, it should be bright after a soggy weekend across southern parts of england and wales as well. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stori

, not really mild tonight across england and wales, evenin tonight across england and wales, even inorrow morning sta rts mild night to come. tomorrow morning starts off mild across many areas. tomorrow, a mixed bag across scotla nd tomorrow, a mixed bag across scotland and northern ireland. more ofa scotland and northern ireland. more of a breeze, sunshine and showers, a changeable day when the weather doesn't want to make its mind up. england and wales tomorrow, apart from a shower maybe, it is looking too bad so if you want sunshine, sunday will be the brightest day out of the two. monday into tuesday, we are being sliced in half by this weather front stretching through the atlantic. south of it, warm air wafts in. in the north, the cool strea m wafts in. in the north, the cool stream of air is of the atlantic. the southern areas are expected to warm up back to sort ofjuly— august averages, 2a in london, so a little dose of summer on the way. in the north, the cool water weather will remain. back to you. we will take that, tomasz! you will because you are in the south but what abo

sunshine in northern england and wales. then, more cloud and further rain drifting in off the atlantic. by rain drifting in off the atlantic. by the end of the night it is damp and wales. throughout much of northern england and south—western scotland, belfast will get some rain. a very mild night. temperatures on the south coast of england no lower than 15 or 16 degrees. on sunday, low—pressure round my head here, with stronger winds and a weather front in the direction of scotland. eventually, sunshine and showers here. a spot of rainfor sunshine and showers here. a spot of rain for some time. sunday is not looking bad at all. a much brighter day for many of us. temperatures of 23 in london, 20 expected in yorkshire. monday into tuesday, this rather long area of weather, the weather front slices the uk in half. it slices the atmosphere in half, warmerair it slices the atmosphere in half, warmer air wafting in from spain, portugal and france. it will clip southern england, and colder air from the north atlantic. that means

but at the moment, it looks like england and wales will get the worst of it.cularly as the rain starts to clear away. as we move into monday, that wet and windy weather should have pushed away into the continent, leaving us with some much drier conditions. there'll be a few showers around, still quite windy in northern and eastern areas, lighter winds towards the south—west and perhaps a top temperature of 15 or 16 degrees. big changes on the way for next week. instead of the jet stream being right over the uk, driving in all these storms, it gets pushed further north, and that allows high pressure to build in. so that's what's settling things down, and certainly changing the look and the feel of the weather as we head into next week. so tuesday, a lot of dry weather. by this stage, it won't be as windy. light winds for the most part. those are the temperatures, 15 to perhaps 17 degrees. but it will be quite a bit cooler at night. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: hundreds of p

but wales had something other side ‘s lack and is gareth bale.mark have christian eriksen and he is not bad either. the seventh goal in his last six competitive home internationals. cisco could've made it to map before half—time but for the reflexes of wayne hennessey. those of the defender were sluggish. handball, penalty. christian eriksen with the second of the evening. mixed for wales, former world champions spain at the principality stadium. james lumsden, bbc news. the new women's super league season kicked off today. defending champions chelsea had a goaless draw with manchester city. arsenal thrashed liverpool and there were also victories for birmingham city, bristol city and a big win for reading over yeovil town... matthew fitzpatrick is the first golfer in a0 years to defend the european masters. he needed an extra hole to do it. fitzpatrick had led by two going into the final round but it took a birdie on the first play—off hole to clinch victory. the englishman becomes the first since the great seve ballesteros in 1978 to retain the

they finally conceded a goal in 687 minutes, wales.coring. jill scott looping header made it two, and nikita parris wrapped up the victory. wales now need to hope they can finish qualifying as one of the four best second—placed teams. to make it to the finals in france injune. do you believe you can go one step further and get to the final?|j believe. further and get to the final?” believe. i don't think the players believe. i don't think the players believe at this moment in time, they have got a little bit to go but each time we meet we have more development and improvement. the truth is in the whole. bringing philosophy in by the medium of football. i was wondering what you were talking about. jose mourinho in a spot of bother going to burnley tomorrow. are we going to see a clip? ithink tomorrow. are we going to see a clip? i think were going to hear from dele alli. he's had a troublesome couple of weeks, losing two games out of three. he had a press c0 nfe re nce two games out of three. he had a press conference yesterday where he

perhaps the odd showerfor wales, remaining mostly dry. temperatures in a few spots will get just ended to single figures but it will not be as cold as it will —— was last night. we keep this swathe of cloud and rain across northern ireland and northern england and across wales. further south, ireland and northern england and across wales. furthersouth, or ireland and northern england and across wales. further south, or many parts of southern and southeastern england, the midlands as well, you may well stay dry for much of the day but temperatures appeared to around 19 degrees were soaked. from the northwestern edge of returns is unchained and quite frequent blustery showers. —— if the return to sunshine. high pressure starts to nudge into the south and that's going to bring a fairly quite a love whether through the day on saturday. the best of the sunshine will be across the south or the east with the cloud just gradually increasing from the west later on in the day. perhaps some rain for northern ireland and the west of scotland later on

while england celebrate, wales must now hope for the play—offs. good morning.he first of september and the first day of meteorological autumn. this weekend, it looks like we are going to see some summery warmth around for many of us. i will have all the details later on. a fitting farewell for the queen of soul — music legends, fans and famous faces honour aretha franklin at her 7—hour funeral in detroit. it's saturday the 1st of september. our top story. a man has been charged with the murders of a mother and daughter in solihull. raneem oudeh and her mother khaola saleem were stabbed to death outside their home on monday. janbaz tarin will appear before magistrates this morning. lebo diseko has the latest. raneem oudeh and her mother khaola saleem were found stabbed outside their home in the early hours of monday morning. they were pronounced dead at the scene and a postmortem found they died from multiple stab wounds. police had been looking for the younger woman's ex—partner, janbaz tarin, overa number of days. the 21—year—old was arrested in the spark hill

strengthening was coming to scotla nd wales.head of rain in the north—west later on. that is actually a weather front that will be weakening as it comes into the uk. ahead of it, these fresh to strong gusty west to north—westerly winds which averages of 13 or 11! degrees in northern ireland and western england as well. those are not in the rest of england and wales, with the rigours of about 70 degrees. these weather front he has slipped south during tomorrow evening and tomorrow night as it ru ns evening and tomorrow night as it runs southwards weakening once again. so that is just a band runs southwards weakening once again. so that isjust a band of cloud moving across england and wales. a different look to the weather in england and wales with more cloud around. this is not when the league winds will bring in some showers. most showers in the northern half of scotland. could be meaty, as well. across the board, temperatures will be lower because of the reason because a bit more cloud. around 12— 60 degrees. heading to the fir

by little bit across england and wales.like high pressure sta rts week, it looks like high pressure starts to build again, settling things down, the winds will be lighter, a mixture of variable cloud and sunny spells and away from the far north of scotland, we could catch a few showers, most should have made friday on wednesday and vegan wales temperatures again made to high teens but a coolerfeel across scotland are temperatures will be a little higher. thursday, modified front across northern and western scotland, traipse down across northern ireland. slowly sinking south and east woods, behind it some sunshine, cooler again, temperatures between 17 and 19 celsius across england and wales. for the end of the week, this is whether computer models tend to disagree. many do keep this area of high pressure as we go into friday but others develop something little more unsettled. let's look at the tropical storm washi it looks like the tropical energy gets caught up in thejet the tropical energy gets caught up in the jet stream

but for children born in scotland and wales it has dropped slightly, byjust over a month.boys born in northern ireland. 0ur scotland editor sarah smith reports from glasgow which has the lowest life expectancy in the uk. jonah, marvin and emiliano hopefully enjoy long and happy lives. but born last year, they are more statistically likely to die younger than babies born before them. it's a bit of a shock for their mothers. yes, it's pretty sad. and it reinforces the need to educate our children and do the best we can and make sure they know how to look after themselves. i don't picture life expectancy going down and he might not live as long as older kids and if we have subsequent kids they might not live as long. in the glasgow necropolis the headstones illustrate the city's history of early death rates. it's still a place where people die younger than anywhere else in the country. scotla nd anywhere else in the country. scotland has the lowest life expectancy of any of the uk's four nations, and what is troubling about the figures is that they show that the figures is th

the day of sunshine today across england and wales. for northern ireland and scotla nd and wales.thern ireland and scotland more cloud and outbreaks of rain across the western isles and highlands. strong winds as well through the afternoon. these are average speeds but just through the afternoon. these are average speeds butjust for the western isles of scotland could be that the 55 miles per. much later winds further south than sunshine. temperatures up to 17 or 18. 12—14 for scotland and northern ireland. the receiving outbreaks of rain across scotland will gradually sink south and east. increasingly patchy as they do. a few showers behind the far north of scotland. ahead of those grey skies particularly for southern counties of england and wales. temperatures here could be two or three celsius in more rural spots. another chilling out. tomorrow we start with a band of cloud across northern egeland, the midlands, north wales sinking south and east but it thinks and breaks. a lot of sunshine across northern ireland and scotland and fairly frequent blustery showers. great repeal b

but lots of sunshine through england and wales to start with.d with yesterday. sunshine to the south and east of scotland, northern ireland, but in the north and west, cloud, outbreaks of rain, most persistent in the highlands and islands in the morning before it turns to sunshine and showers as that showery band of rain pushes across the rest of scotland through the day, northern ireland into the afternoon and the far north of england. and so by the end of the day, notice how we reverse the fortunes. cooler air‘s to the north, warmer air‘s to the south, where we could be a degree or so higher as far as temperatures are concerned than we were during yesterday afternoon. the sunshine continues. finished with sunshine across the north, but temperatures in the teens. those clearer skies will work their way southwards behind a fragmenting area of cloud and just one or two showers as it works towards southern counties of england. not quite clear on the south coast for the start of friday, so it'll be a milder night here to take us into friday morning

, southern parts of england and wales, so the best of the dry and bright weather looks to be furtheroks to be because this is tied in with an area of low pressure giving us headache exactly where it sits and we're it will be. so the potential there more stormy weather as he moved into sunday. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the head of the european council tells theresa may her brexit plan is not acceptable. the suggested framework for economic co—operation will not work. not least because it risks undermining the single market. but the prime minister inisits her plan is the only serious credible way to avoid a hard border in northern ireland. there is a lot of work to be done in. and we will be doing that, obviously, over the next few weeks and what will continue to drive me will be delivering for the british people. a summer of delays and cancellations on the railways. an investigation finds that nobody was in charge and says the chaos undermined trust in the rail system. councils in england warn that the worst is yet to come

it's a cold night for much of england and wales, under clear skies.lantic continuing to extend across parts of northern ireland, northern and western scotland, strengthening the winds through tuesday and also bringing outbreaks of rain. but away from the far north and west, after a cold start, there'll be plenty of sunshine. some early—morning mist and fog to clear. that will soon lift, and then for much of england and wales, plenty of sunshine to be found. just light winds, and very little cloud, even into the afternoon. somewhat different further north and west. more on that in just a moment. here's a closer look at ii:00pm on tuesday afternoon. as you can see, lots of sunshine, very little cloud, temperatures generally across england and wales between 15 and i7 celsius. but notice our wind symbols are turning to black. this is indicating the strength of the gusts across northern ireland, western and northern scotland through the afternoon. quite widely a0 to 50 mph, with outbreaks of rain pushing their way eastwards. perhaps dryer across the far ea

it's a cold night for much of england and wales, under clearer skies.f northern ireland, northern and western scotland, strengthening the winds through tuesday and also bringing outbreaks of rain. but away from the far north and west, after a cold start, there will be plenty of sunshine. some early—morning mist and fog to clear. that will soon lift, and then for much of england and wales, plenty of sunshine to be found. just light winds, and very little cloud, even into the afternoon. somewhat different further north and west. more on that in just a moment. here's a closer look at a:00pm on tuesday afternoon. as you can see, lots of sunshine, very little cloud, temperatures generally across england and wales between 15 and 17 celsius. but notice how our wind symbols are turning to black. this is indicating the strength of the gusts across northern ireland, western and northern scotland through the afternoon. quite widely a0 to 50 mph, with outbreaks of rain pushing their way eastwards. perhaps dryer across the far east of scotland, with some sunshine, b

and along this weather front, there and wales at this stage.s the whole —— grinds to a halt. 21 degrees to the south and elsewhere the upper teens. so things are fairly quiet midweek but the action starts, an area of low pressure developing close to the uk, the cooler weather and some rain in places. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at seven... gordon brown urges labour to act on anti—semitism — saying it goes to the soul of the party. the international holocaust remembrance alliance definition of semitism is something that we should support unanimously, unequivocally and immediately. theresa may dismisses calls for a second eu referendum, and insists she won't make compromises on her brexit chequers plan that aren't in the national interest. phones, drugs and contraband — new figures show hundreds of prison staff caught smuggling into jails. video games which allow players to make in—game purchases are to get a warning icon on their packaging.

or cloud for inland and wales but it is keeping temperatures up.y air but not as cold as it was last night. nevertheless, of course start. should see some early morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland for the cloud to consult and we were start of the outbreak of rain around to the afternoon, that turning progressively heavier particularly across western scotland, turning wet for northern ireland. england and wales for the most part is a dry kind of day, cloud with us for most of the day but sunny spells coming through now and then. averages high teens to low 20s. towards the end of the week it will get more unsettled, cool and easy with rain at times too. here is the chance for thursday. low pressure starts to form around scotland and that aerial is going to be bringing extensive outbreaks of rain across scotland, moving into northern england and we will see a weather front sliding in across wales, probably bringing wet weather through thursday afternoon across parts of the midlands and maybe southern counties of england as well. in betw

for england and wales, lighter winds, those stronger winds.r winds, lots of sunshine into the afternoon, the cloud will continue across northern ireland and into scotland, accompanied by rain. this is where we will have the strongest winds, severe gales in the north—west, gusting up to 60 mph. lighter winds across the south, temperatures about 16 or 17, feeling pleasa nt to temperatures about 16 or 17, feeling pleasant to the afternoon, highs of 13 or 1a further north. through tonight we will continue with more cloud and outbreaks of rain across scotland and northern ireland, clear skies across england and wales and it will be quite chilly across northern parts, temperatures into single figures. not as called for scotland and northern ireland, temperatures will stay in double figures with the cloud and rain. that will continue through wednesday. we could see more cloud across northern england and north wales, maybe the odd shower, mostly dry. the best at the sunshine across central and southern areas of the uk during wednesday. it will turn wa

more rain to come through tomorrow across central and southern parts of england and wales.will be easing away eastwards through the afternoon. still some showers further north and west. some gusty winds for a time as the rain clears away eastwards. again, temperatures 12—16 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, urges european leaders to "step back from the abyss", a day after theresa may demanded more respect from brussels in the brexit talks. a future labour government could renationalise the rail industry within five years, according to the shadow chancellor. and supermarket chain the co—op vows to scrap plastic carrier bags and replace them with an environmentally—friendly version. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. hello and welcome to the travel show with me, christa larwood, coming to you this week from the sunny thames riverside. this is the perfect place to watch the world go by. also a great place to catch up on some of our recent adventures here on the travel show. here's a of what's coming up. blows wh