west midlands, west country, the potentialfor dense fog. try, the potential for dense fog. hide me you can see the change, this is our first of rain. moving across the south—west of edwards, wales and northern ireland through tomorrow morning. wind gusts of 50 mph or even a touch more in exposed coastal areas in the west. south—east of england, east anglia, here we will hold onto dry and relatively bright weather through a good part of the day. still quite chilly but temperatures coming up in the west. light across the midlands, north west england, over the tops of the pennines at the scottish mountains, above 500 metres you may well see some sleet and snow. through tuesday night, the first band of rain clears through but look at this area of low pressure deepening. what's of light lines, wednesday is going to be a very windy day. gales quite widely could see wind gusts of 60 to 70 mph in places. bands of rain sweeping north—eastwards, parts of eastern scotla nd north—eastwards, parts of eastern scotland could see the heaviest of the rain. w

it's a long history of engagement from the west country with north america. which has sometimes been neglected. one of the things we are interested in is putting that into a context. the other thing that the site is interesting about, they clearly have a strong christian ecosphere. we know from the people organizing the colonies that their outlook and in particular one of the key figures in the history of the society, george thorpe, was a proselytizing christian who believes that americans should be converted to christianity. as far as we can see those and the native americans were good, george thorpe went out of his way to both be friendly and attempt to theate and christianize native americans. he built a school for them and he moved between here and there on a regular basis. clearly he had friendly relationships with them. the story that goes in the massacre is that when it was called into the border what eventually happened in the james , he went up to greesian friends part of the massacre, they attacked him and killed him on the spot. i think he said --

what was interest iing about th colony, it came from the west country. where the pipes are quite different to what was being consume d in london. so what we actually have in our excavations in england is the precise material we would expect to find underneath our feet here. from the excavations of other plantation sites on the james river, just the quantity of material that has been discovered is massive. we know that the barkley company was very rich. it had a lot of investment in it. thousands of pounds even in 17th century standards, probably 5 or 10 million pounds of goods that were brought here. so hopefully there was stuff here to find. one thing we notice immediately when we come here is is how similar the landscape was when they came from. the 7 is almost the same width as it is here than it is back in england. it's almost as if they chose a place familiar in terms of their landscape. the vegetation is very different. and more different than the forest. so it would have been ab alien environment. but we know they took a will the of material with

so it was a long history of engagement of the west country north america. which sometimes has been neglected. one of the things that we're interested in is understanding that and putting that into a context. the other thing that the barkley site is about is that it has a christian here. we know from the people organizing the colony, they were very strongly determined in their outlook. and in particular one of the key figures was a christian who believed that native-americans should be converted to christianity. as far as we can see, the relations between the berkeley company here and the native- americans was -- was a way to be friendly and attempt to education and christianize the native-americans. he built a school for them. and moved from here and there on a regular basis and had friendly relationships with them. as the story goes in the 1622 massacre, when this site was put up into the -- what was happening in the james river, that -- he went up to greet the indians and as part massacre, the indians attacked him and killed him on the spot. i think he sa

a little bit of dry weather towards the north—west of the country. 0therwise the north—west of the country, north—west england, wales and the south—west. turning a bit drier, some blustery showers later in the day, and then across the south—east, it will stay dry year. wherever you are, windy, very mild, extremely windy across the far north. it is going to allow a brighter day for scotland and northern ireland tomorrow, whereas further south, more cloud around. again, east anglia and the south—east should stay dry with some sunshine. winds like to across the board but still strong in the north. the mild theme continues into next week as well. the best of the sunshine further east, further west there will always be weather fronts. hello, this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines: an elaborate funeral process is underway in thailand for the billionaire owner of leicester city football club, vichai srivaddhanaprabha. members of the team are expected to fly out after their game against cardiff this afternoon. the bbc presenter, paul gambaccini, has accepted a payout from the crown pro

we could have a damp weather across the west country towards wales and then this rain will spin towards irish sea overnight into northern ireland and across into western scotland. some heavy bursts mixed into that as well. elsewhere, should be a largely dry night with variable clouds, some clear spells. quite chilly out and maybe some distant fog developing. this is the pressure chart. this weather front draped across the north and west of scotland and northern ireland will produce quite a lot of cloud, some mist and merck and also outbreaks of rain. should eventually clear a way northwards. for much of the country, should be dry into the afternoon with some sunny spells was the best of the sunshine across the midlands into the southeast but consistently, 16 oi’ the southeast but consistently, 16 or 17 degrees and could set off an afternoon and evening shower here as well. bonfire night evening... for most of it will be dry. apart from the showers through central and northern areas. as we head on into tuesday, we look to the west. this next area of low pressure is likely to encourage in

defining feature of the day particularly gusting along the english channel coast and parts of the west countryr front will fizzle out and move away wednesday night and thursday but another one pushes in around the big area blood pressure and where will it come dressed on thursday? the focused is on southwest england and wales targeting heavier rain there later in the day pushing it across northern england and into the southwest of scotland. northern ireland has a drier day and centre all a ireland has a drier day and centre alla —— ireland has a drier day and centre all a —— eastern areas have not —— 1540 all a —— eastern areas have not —— 15110 degrees. the week though is likely to come to a wet and windy close, i think for all of us, thanks to low pressure again coming into the atlantic, but the west will bear the atlantic, but the west will bear the brunt of it. you're watching beyond one hundred days... how much do americans like or dislike donald trump? that is the single biggest question of today's midterm election. for a man who is not even on the ballot, as americans choose, their memb

time and this is the higher rate is forecast and you could see it moving through parts of the west country and southern england with wales. some of that rant about seeps into parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire there. north of that the weather gets brighter and sunshine. crisp and i think sunny for eastern scotland around edinburgh as well. when i started the day. here's that rain tomorrow afternoon with parts of yorkshire as well. bind it it does brighten up at least a little bit. the temperature contrast six in scotla nd the temperature contrast six in scotland and 14 in london. my goodness comparatively it will be balmy in london. saturday night into sunday we have yet more weather systems moving in and so this is the forecast in the sunday another weather front bringing heavy rain for the early hours of sunday and some of that rain ends up in the north as well. i think by early morning we start to see the weather improving on sunday and clearest skies getting into the southwest of the country. then sunday itself as we go through the course of the day the weather front pushes out into t

we could have damp weather across the west country towards wales, and then this rain will spin towardsnto northern ireland and across into western scotland. some heavy bursts mixed into that as well. elsewhere, should be a largely dry night with variable clouds, some clear spells. quite chilly out and maybe some distant fog developing. this is the pressure chart. this weather front draped across the north and west of scotland and northern ireland will produce quite a lot of cloud, some mist and murk and also outbreaks of rain. should eventually clear a way northwards. for much of the country, should be dry into the afternoon with some sunny spells. the best of the sunshine across the midlands into the southeast, but we could see 16 or 17 degrees, and could see an afternoon and evening shower here as well. bonfire night evening... for most, it will be dry apart from the showers through central and northern areas. as we head on into tuesday, we look to the west. this next area of low pressure is likely to encroach on our shores for tuesday and certainly on wednesday, bringing increasingl

a touch of frost and some fog patches across parts of east wales, the west midlands and to the west countryand and wales, eventually getting to the midlands and north west england before the day is done. further east, we hold on to something quieter, a bit of brightness, sunshine to the south—east of england and east anglia. he still quite chilly but notice the milder air starting to push into the south—west. 12 degrees in plymouth, then our band of heavy rain across wales, the midlands, we should see something wintry up over the pennines, the rain probably clearing away from northern ireland for the most part by the end of the afternoon tomorrow. a few showers across north—east gone, still quite chilly here, and you will notice the strength of the wind, wind gusts of 50 mph in western coastal areas. then they go into wednesday, and this next area of white pressure cache low—pressure, why claims pushing together, some really gusty winds, some really heavy rain as well, pretty rough day actually on wednesday. those wind gusts in exposed spots in the west could get 50,60, exposed spots in the

you can see the showers in the west country perhaps affecting east wales and the west midlands.time, some welcome sunshine, much drier weather as well. and that sunshine may develop through the afternoon later on into southern parts of scotland. northern ireland still stays quite wet, frequent showers around here, quite wet for central and northern parts of scotland, some more sleet and snow, mainly over the hills. quite windy across scotland, gusts of 40mph around some of those eastern coasts, so if anything, it's going to feel colder than it did on tuesday for scotland and northern ireland, especially with the strong winds and rain, but it shouldn't feel quite as cold as it did on tuesday for england and wales, especially if you've got some sunshine and the winds are not as strong as well. but the wet weather will tend to clear away for most areas during wednesday evening, and that means clearer skies, that means tumbling temperatures, before we see cloud coming in off the north sea, bringing with it some drizzle, arresting the temperature fall, but further west with clearer s

you can see the showers in the west country perhaps affecting east wales and the west midlands.l. and that sunshine may develop through the afternoon later on into southern parts of scotland. northern ireland still stays quite wet, frequent showers around here, quite wet for central and northern parts of scotland, some more sleet and snow, mainly over the hills. quite windy across scotland, gusts of 40mph around some of those eastern coasts, so if anything, it's going to feel colder than it did on tuesday for scotland and northern ireland, especially with the strong winds and rain, but it shouldn't feel quite as cold as it did on tuesday for england and wales, especially if you've got some sunshine and the winds are not as strong as well. but the wet weather will tend to clear away for most areas during wednesday evening, and that means clearer skies, that means tumbling temperatures, before we see cloud coming in off the north sea, bringing with it some drizzle, arresting the temperature fall, but further west with clearer skies, frost likely and maybe some icy patches. some ea

in the premiership rugby cup — bristol won the west country derby against gloucester.y set them on their way to a 21—13 victory. in the night's other match, sale drew is—all against saracens. new world number one novak djokovic battled past marin cilic to reach the final four at tennis‘s paris masters. djokovic is a four—time champion in paris but lost the opening set. he fought back to take the match to a final set. then went an early break down but showed his character to take the decider 6—3 for his 21st consecutive win. he faces roger federer or kei nishikori next. ok, let's take a quick look at some of the day's other stories. manchester city's kevin de bruyne has been ruled out for around six weeks after injuring ligaments in his left knee in last night's efl cup win over fulham. the belgian midfielder was starting forjust the second time after two months out with a separate knee injury. paris saint germain have set a new record for the most consecutive wins at the start of a season in europe's top five leagues. kylian mbappe scored this curling effort on the way

west of the uk. it will bring wind and rain and a surge of mild air across the country. england and parts of wales. all the while, the north—east of scotla nd wales. all the while, the north—east of scotland getting shelter and sunshine. it will be windy. 50—60 miles per hour. brightening up through the afternoon. many parts of cornwall as well. the midlands, east anglia, not as windy. there will be some sunshine. the band of rain moves with a bit further eastwards. we can see rain for a time, in cardiff and perhaps edinburgh as well. for many places, it will be largely dry. as you gone through the night. it moves a bit further east. as you go into the first part of sunday. it will continue to bring rain across parts of england. low pressure still in charge you to the north—west. we can reallyjust follow this front as it moves a little bit further north into the midlands. another area of low pressure is likely to develop, across the south—west of england. still relatively mild but not as windy saturday. temperatures around 13 degrees. through the week ahead, and it will

but it's the south—west, clipping parts of wales as well. elsewhere across the countryis predominantly dry with the best of the sunshine around lancashire, the lake district, south—west scotland. northern ireland isn't bad. in scotland from eastern and central areas also catching showers and i suspect glasgow and edinburgh are at risk of one or two spots of rain this afternoon. showers continuing through tonight and into tomorrow morning in the south. if you looked at the pattern of rain, it aligns itself with the south coast. the rest of the country will be dry and pretty chilly. maybe a touch of frost but the south will stay on the wet side tomorrow, we think. a lot of blue on the weather map for saturday, meaning it will be cold and the wind is coming from the east. a cold easterly wind, as it often is at this time of year. the rain on the south coast of england. anywhere from cornwall, the west country, the isle of wight and maybe london with some rain. the rest of the country isn't bad. on sunday, sunshine should continue in liverpool, belfast, glasgow and edinburg

home now to the brigade he is attached to, all the way from the far west of the country. far west of the country. it is his job to support them when every day could be their last. there are virtually no differences between moscow and kyiv patriarchate rituals, but there are no moscow patriarchate chaplains serving in the ukrainian army. why did you leave the moscow patriarch it and join the kyiv patriarchate? —— moscow patriarchate. word has come through that rings are quiet on the front line. and the petrovic music is playing as he heads off to forward positions. the trenches here mark where the ukrainian forces stopped the pro— russian advancing 2014. a soldier called andre is on duty, he tells the father he is not much of a church—goer. hundreds of miles from the frontline in ukraine's capital, kiev, the experience of war has left its mark on many people ‘s lives. every week, the kyiv patriarchate provides a room for some of those who feel the need to talk. tonight, it is the turn of the group of veterans wise. they have agreed to tell me something of how the war has af

you can see this band of clouds coming into lincolnshire, the midlands and parts of the west country.sunshine tour east anglia and the south—east, and the northern england, northern ireland scotland, quite a lot of sunshine, than we had on saturday. the odd shower in the far north—west but the winds will still be quite gusty, and a mild day wherever you are. it is sunday evening, this ranks at the push into the western side of the uk. some of this will be on the heavy side but for central and eastern areas it stays dry with some clear spells, the odd mr patch, and temperatures not dropping far. 7— ten. into the start of the new week it remains mild. quite windy on tuesday. further east, it stays largely dry. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: the rhetoric heats up ahead of next week's midterm elections. president trump says the american economy is the best its ever been. president trump says the american economy is the best it's ever been. a blistering attack on donald trump from iran's supreme leader, as the us prepares to re—impose sanctions on the

but since then the country's been torn by civil war two rival governments dividing the country into east and west and both backed by different countries and international conference in israeli hoped to find a way to end the violence and to provide libya with some form of stability the only breakthrough a commitment to a u.n. plan for elections to be held next year we'll get to our guests shortly but first jonah how reports from the conference that was held in poland. thirty countries attended this conference on libya's future but what really matters took place among just a few for the first time in six months the country's two main power players met in the presence of their foreign backers general hurley for half dollar who controls libya's east is supported by egypt russia and france fires also rose heads the un and italian backed government in the capital tripoli the atmosphere was described as core deal leading u.n. envoy has made to declare the conference a success more will be a member. of the mice gone and common effort had by woodward and france. have a clear path forward out of this if yo

some power outages across the west country. north, more rain coming and the winds stick quite likely for scotland in particular. nothing exceptionalfor likely for scotland in particular. nothing exceptional for this time of year. we'll see most of the showers but there will be frequent in the spices, perhaps using a bit in the south. not quite as mild air. with more sunshine, fewer showers and not so likely winds, i think it'll feel 0k so likely winds, i think it'll feel ok but the rain is back for the weekend. i'll have more on that later. this is bbc news. the headlines: two brothers whose mother and sister were killed by their abusive father call for a national campaign to focus on the impact of controlling behaviour in cases of domestic violence. donald trump's former lawyer has pleaded guilty to lying to congress in relation to the inquiry into russian influence in the us election and the president has hit back. because he's a weak person, and not a very smart person, what he's trying to do is and that it's very simple, he

the jet stream going to the north—west corner of the country slipping south. from next weekend will generally be mild with rain at times particularly across the west. the best of the sunshine across the east. this is bbc news. the headlines... seven children have been injured after a fairground ride collapsed ahead of a fireworks display in woking. a minute's silence from leicester city's players, away to cardiff, remembering the club chairman, who was among the dead. in bangkok, a week—long buddhist funeral is underway at a royal temple to honour the billionaire businessman and owner of leicester city football club, vichai srivaddhanaprabha. and in the united states, donald trump is on the campaign trailagain. with just days to go before the midterm elections, the president arrives in montana, trying to boost republican votes. and at 10:30pm and again at 11:30pm we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with the economist ruth lea and playwright and columnist bonnie greer.

stage some patchy rain taking its time to move, across all lincolnshire, the midlands, part of the west countryls of sunshine and a much brighter day tomorrow across scotland. a few showers into the north—west, the black arrows here show that wind gust will be in excess of a0 mph across the north—west, southern scotland, northern ireland, quite a lot of sunshine. 12 degrees in belfast, more cloud across england and wales although the south—east should hold on to sunshine. rain across the far south—west more organised, would be more heavier as we head towards the end of the afternoon. as the go into the evening, this rain willjust keep its way up across western part of the uk, foremost if you are a two fireworks display, it should be dry and clear spells, actually a similar story if you are at about on bonfire night itself. all the rain will be printing itself into western part of the uk because this area of low pressure is going to be in the entering its way across the western side of the country. frontal systems bringing a little bit of rain on monday, with an island and northern scotland, som

there may even be a bit of snow over the hills over south wales and the moors of the west country. nd brighter if not much warmer. —— towards the south and the east. clear skies thursday night —— wednesday night into thursday, so is —— so there is the potential for quite a widespread frost. 0n potential for quite a widespread frost. on thursday it will not be and —— as windy and not be feeling is cold, temperatures just nudging up is cold, temperatures just nudging upa is cold, temperatures just nudging up a little bit, taking us towards the end of the week. moving into friday, this area of low pressure will be spinning down to the south—west, bringing the potential for some rain at times, particularly in the south. it also brings more of a southerly wind and some slightly less cold air. so, temperatures recovering just a little bit as we head into the weekend but there will be some rain at times. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live. i‘m simon mccoy. today at 2pm: amid signs the attempts to force a vote of confidence have stalled, theresa may prepares to head to brussels to discus

but low—pressure spilling out into the west of the country will gradually bring more unsettled weatherores as the week wears on. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: leave supporter arron banks insists all the money he donated to campaigns for brexit before the referendum was generated from his own businesses in the uk, and none came from russia. tributes are paid to the former cabinet secretary and head of the civil service, sirjeremy heywood, who has died from cancer, aged 56. an investigation‘s begun into how eight children fell from an inflatable slide at a fireworks display in woking last night. seven of them have now been discharged from hospital. leicester city players arrive in bangkok to join funeral ceremonies for their chairman who died in a helicopter crash. a 33—year—old man from lincolnshire has become the first person to swim around the british coast. ross edgley crossed the finish line in margate after swimming 1,780 miles. now, it's time for click. this week, the team travel to kenya, to meet the low—skilled labourers in nairobi's slums training ai systems. this week

you can see the showers in the west country perhaps affecting east wales and the west midlands.weather as well. and that sunshine may develop through the afternoon later on into southern parts of scotland. northern ireland still stays quite wet, frequent showers around here, quite wet for central and northern parts of scotland, some more sleet and snow, mainly over the hills. quite windy across scotland, gusts of 40mph around some of those eastern coasts, so if anything, it's going to feel colder than it did on tuesday for scotland and northern ireland, especially with the strong winds and rain, but it shouldn't feel quite as cold as it did on tuesday for england and wales, especially if you've got some sunshine and the winds are not as strong as well. but the wet weather will tend to clear away for most areas during wednesday evening, and that means clearer skies, that means tumbling temperatures, before we see cloud coming in off the north sea, bringing with it some drizzle, arresting the temperature fall, but further west with clearer skies, frost likely and maybe some icy pa

you can see the showers in the west country perhaps affecting east wales and the west midlands.ather as well. and that sunshine may develop through the afternoon later on into southern parts of scotland. northern ireland still stays quite wet, frequent showers around here, quite wet for central and northern parts of scotland, some more sleet and snow, mainly over the hills. quite windy across scotland, gusts of 40mph around some of those eastern coasts, so if anything, it's going to feel colder than it did on tuesday for scotland and northern ireland, especially with the strong winds and rain, but it shouldn't feel quite as cold as it did on tuesday for england and wales, especially if you've got some sunshine and the winds are not as strong as well. but the wet weather will tend to clear away for most areas during wednesday evening, and that means clearer skies, that means tumbling temperatures, before we see cloud coming in off the north sea, bringing with it some drizzle, arresting the temperature fall, but further west with clearer skies, frost likely and maybe some icy patc

this band of crowds bring patchy rain into lincolnshire, the midlands, the west country, and this sitst, sunshine through east anglia and the south—east. in northern england, northern ireland, scotland, more sunshine than we had saturday. he had shown the far north—west, where the winds will be gusty and the mildly wherever you are. this brings us mildly wherever you are. this brings us to push it towards the western side of the uk. the central and eastern side, the spell of rain and mist patches. 7— 10 degrees. into the southerly, it stays mild. when did the west. further to these, largely dry. —— wind in the west. —— further to the east. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: the rhetoric heats up ahead of next week's midterm elections. president trump says the american economy is the best its ever been. a blistering attack on donald trump from iran's supreme leader, as the us prepares to re—impose sanctions on the country. eight children have been injured and a major incident declared after an inflatable slide collapsed a

you can see the showers in the west country perhaps affecting east wales and the west midlands.come sunshine, much drier weather as well. and that sunshine may develop through the afternoon later on into southern parts of scotland. northern ireland still stays quite wet, frequent showers around here, quite wet for central and northern parts of scotland, some more sleet and snow, mainly over the hills. quite windy across scotland, gusts of 40mph around some of those eastern coasts, so if anything, it's going to feel colder than it did on tuesday for scotland and northern ireland, especially with the strong winds and rain, but it shouldn't feel quite as cold as it did on tuesday for england and wales, especially if you've got some sunshine and the winds are not as strong as well. but the wet weather will tend to clear away for most areas during wednesday evening, and that means clearer skies, that means tumbling temperatures, before we see cloud coming in off the north sea, bringing with it some drizzle, arresting the temperature fall, but further west with clearer skies, frost li

improvements across england and wales and showers in the afternoon in more detail through the west countryhern parts of scotland. wet and cold through the afternoon across northern ireland and so more wet weather through the and across central and northern parts of scotland with more snow over high ground. and this is where we have the windiest of the weather. a0 mph across the east coast of scotland. those are the temperatures so it is still another cold day. it will not feel that cold across england and wales ever did —— as it on tuesday but a cold feeling day with all of that wet for scotland and northern ireland. a lot of that wet weather should push out of the way during wednesday evening. clearing skies means tumbling temperatures. icy patches around before we start to see cloud coming in again from off the north the bringing with a drizzle. and may halt the temperature drop a further west where we have clear skies are frost is likely. there may be early sunshine across wales and west in scotland, northern ireland for a while perhaps developing into southern counties of england. clou

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and by the end of the night it is wet across the west cou ntry of the night it is wet across the west country start and parts of the midlands so not a pleasant start to the day. towards the south west. that way more superg rass the south west. that way more supergrass and southern avenue of the uk to watch saturday morning and some of it will be every bite a strong wind. but the time you get to lunchtime many areas brighten up so the second half of the day tomorrow looks a lot better. all the while the north you will have sunshine in scotla nd the north you will have sunshine in scotland and it will be quite chilling. on sunday in the morning we will see bands of rain swooping across the country with this weather pattern. it will generally be an u nsettled pattern. it will generally be an unsettled day on sunday. further shows on the way and temperatures through the whole of the weekend not too bad. in the site. —— in the southern parts. this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at seven. a breach of data at the marriott international hotel chain's starwood division, 500 million

so we could have some damp weather across the west country, in towards wales, and then this rain willwestern scotland. there could be some heavy bursts mixed into that as well, by around dawn. but elsewhere it should be a largely dry night with variable cloud, some clear spells, quite chilly out—of—town with maybe a little bit of mist and fog developing as winds will fall light. this is the pressure chart to start the new working week. this weather front draped across the north and west of scotland and northern ireland will produce quite a lot of cloud, some mist and murk and also outbreaks of rain, which should eventually clear away northwards, and then for mutch of the country it should be dry into the afternoon with sunny spells. best of the sunshine across the midlands into the south—east, where we could see 16 or 17 degrees, but that could set off an afternoon and evening shower here, which could develop a bit more widely into the midlands and then into northern england as we head on in towards bonfire night evening. so if you are heading out for any celebrations it looks like fo

so we could have some damp weather across the west country, in towards wales, and then this rain willnorthern ireland, and across into western scotland. there could be some heavy bursts mixed into that as well, by around dawn. but elsewhere it should be a largely dry night with variable cloud, some clear spells, quite chilly out—of—town with maybe a little bit of mist and fog developing as winds will fall light. this is the pressure chart to start the new working week. this weather front draped across the north and west of scotland and northern ireland will produce quite a lot of cloud, some mist and murk and also outbreaks of rain, which should eventually clear away northwards, and then for mutch of the country it should be dry into the afternoon with sunny spells. best of the sunshine across the midlands into the south—east, where we could see 16 or 17 degrees, but that could set off an afternoon and evening shower here, which could develop a bit more widely into the midlands and then into northern england as we head on in towards bonfire night evening. so if you are heading out for

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england and wales we should see it writing up, spells of sunshine and one or two shells towards the west countryind for the east coast and across the northern half of the uk it may feel a bit colder than it did today. not feeling quite as called for england and wales, cold enough but not quite as bad as it was on tuesday. frosty start for many western areas, probably on thursday morning. some early sunshine before the cloud comes in off the north sea, that will bring with it some drizzle here and there and perhaps damp editions coming into eastern scotland, seven degrees here. elsewhere, more typically around eight or nine celsius. could —— good buy. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: american interests first. president trump says he'll stand by saudi arabia, despite the killing of the journalist, jamal khashoggi. we also need a counterbalance and israel needs help also. if we abandon saudi arabia, it would be a terrible mistake. at a meeting of muslim clerics in afghanistan, a suicide bombing kills at least 50 people. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: smiles and deals

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cornwall, devon, through the west country and into the south and you can see heavy rain pushes througha wednesday the basic messages it is going downhill and it will start to cool off as we lose the mid—teens, but 13 degrees in newcastle on wednesday is not bad. the outlook for the rest of the week, thursday and friday, temperatures still holding above average in the south, 13 or 14 degrees and in the north we are talking about double figures but i think the advices expect the weather to go downhill as we head towards the end of the week. you will need your brolly at some point. goodbye. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... four people stabbed to death in five days in london — scotland yard say hundreds more officers will be deployed on the streets of the capital. iran vows to defy the sanctions imposed once again by america, with the iranian president declaring his country is in an "economic war". our country needs you: the mod is scrapping the need for commonwealth citizens to have lived in the uk for at least five years before they can enlist. don

we could have damp weather in the west country across wales and that will spill into the irish sea overnightdawn but elsewhere it should be a dry night with variable cloud, clear spells and quite chilly with mist and fog developing. most of the pressure charts sees a weather front draped across scotland and northern ireland producing cloud and outbreaks of rain which should eventually clear north and then it should be dry in the afternoon with sunny spells with spells in the south—east where we could see 16 or 17 degrees and that could see 16 or 17 degrees and that could set off an afternoon or evening shower which could develop more widely in the midlands and into bonfire night evening, so if you're heading out for a any celebrations for most it will be dry apart from the showers through western areas. as we head into tuesday and we had to the west, it's likely to encroach onto the shores into tuesday and wednesday and bring wet and windy weather. or tuesday it will turn windy and some of the rain could be heavy and the further east you are better chance of staying dry and seeing the sunshi

in the afternoon in more detail through the west cou ntry afternoon in more detail through the west countryich will be a welcome change pushing its way into southern parts of scotland. wet and cold through the afternoon across northern ireland and so more wet weather through the and across central and northern parts of scotla nd central and northern parts of scotland with more snow over high ground. and this is where we have the windiest of the weather. a0 mph across the east coast of scotland. those of the temperatures so it is still another cold day. it will not feel that cold across england and wales ever did on tuesday but a cold feeling day with all of that wet for scotla nd feeling day with all of that wet for scotland and northern ireland. a lot of that wet weather should push out of that wet weather should push out of the way during wednesday evening. clearing skies is tumbling temperatures. icy patches around before we start to see cloud coming in againfrom before we start to see cloud coming in again from off the north the bringing with a drizzle. and may hold the temperature drop

it's an extremely stressfuljob, and the wages in country areas in the west country, you are looking at hour as a top rate. no premiums for overtime, no shift money, flat rate all the time. that's not minimum wage, but compared to what you can get in the retail sector, do you want to be a bus driver sometimes working 21w, with all of that responsibility, you know, some in the morning, 50, 60 kids in the evening, a lot of rowdy people wanting to go into town for their night out, for a rate you could go off to a big retail provider and get something much more steady? the knock on effect is we are seeing in my part of the country crises in the bus services — there's not enough drivers, and it's the passengers who end up paying as a consequence. and the fares do not get any lower either, the are right up. there's a strange thing going on with this market. there's not a level of competition that forces the fares lower, but they cannot get the labour either. i don't quite follow how it is. the have taken nearly £3 billion in profit out of the industry in the last ten years, the bus company, s

west country fudge.een footage raises serious questions over the truth of what arron banks has said about that campaign. here he is appearing before mps back injune. so did you use you staff who'd previously worked in the insurance business in leave. eu? no. so where did these people come from? well, we created a team of people, as you would do in a business. so arron banks is clear that his insurance staff didn't work on the campaign. but watch his chief executive here. as you can see here, they are busy looking at skippy stuff. go skippy is one of banks‘ insurance brands. can we get on this desk here? yes, sorry, sam, can wejust swap to a know post, can you put something on the know? here, it's clear that the same person has access to insurance and campaign material at the same time on the same computer. this graphic reveals the names of people who are also working or had worked for banks‘ insurance business. and call centre staff wore lanyards labelled eldon insurance, the parent company for banks‘ in

you can see the showers in the west country perhaps affecting east wales and the west midlands.me sunshine, much drier weather as well. and that sunshine may develop through the afternoon later on into southern parts of scotland. northern ireland still stays quite wet, frequent showers around here, quite wet for central and northern parts of scotland, some more sleet and snow, mainly over the hills. quite windy across scotland, gusts of 40mph around some of those eastern coasts, so if anything, it's going to feel colder than it did on tuesday for scotland and northern ireland, especially with the strong winds and rain, but it shouldn't feel quite as cold as it did on tuesday for england and wales, especially if you've got some sunshine and the winds are not as strong as well. but the wet weather will tend to clear away for most areas during wednesday evening, and that means clearer skies, that means tumbling temperatures, before we see cloud coming in off the north sea, bringing with it some drizzle, arresting the temperature fall, but further west with clearer skies, frost like

south—western part of the uk during the course of today, by the end of the night it is wet across the west countryetting into northern ireland, part of the midlands, not a pleasant start of the day. that rain is going to sweep across the southern half of the uk during saturday morning, some of it will be heavy, there will be a strong wind to. by the time they get a lunch time, many areas are bright. the second half of the day tomorrow is looking better. all the while in the north, we will have sunshine in scotla nd the north, we will have sunshine in scotland and it will be chilly. on sunday, in the morning, we will see rain sweeping across the country with this weather pattern, it is going to be an unsettled day on sunday. further showers on the way and temperatures there, you can see through the whole of the weekend, not too bad in the south. this is bbc news. the headlines... theresa may has refused to rule out another commons vote on her brexit deal if mps reject it the first time — though she believes she can win the vote. one of the world's biggest hotel groups, marriott international, says

course tonight, by the end of the course tonight, by the end of the night it is wet across the west countryhe midlands. not a pleasant start of the day, towards the south—west. bahrain will sweep across the southern half of the uk during saturday morning. —— that rain. look at that, by the time we get a lunchtime many areas are brightening up so the second half of the day tomorrow is looking a lot better. all the while in the north, we will have sunshine in scotland and it'll be quite chilly. 0n we will have sunshine in scotland and it'll be quite chilly. on sunday in the morning, we will see bands of sweeping across the country. it is generally going to be an unsettled day on sunday, further showers on the way and temperatures there not too bad in the south. this is bbc news. the headlines. hackers have managed to access details of half a billion gas of marriott international. theresa may has refused to rule out another commons vote on her brexit deal if mps reject it. she believes she can win the vote. she is at the g20 summit in buenos aires where deep divisions have overshadowed the mee