rain knocking on the door of north—west england. uth—west scotland. the north and east mainly dry. 0nce much of south—west scotland. the north and east mainly dry. once this system is into the west it does not wa nt to system is into the west it does not want to move further east with any great haste. what we find is gradual outbreaks of rain affecting north—west england, the midlands, western pa rt of north—west england, the midlands, western part of south—west england, pushing into some in the north west of scotland. but on the eastern side of scotland. but on the eastern side of scotla nd of scotland. but on the eastern side of scotland and much of eastern england, things are likely to stay dry, but increasing cloud. cool in the rain. pleasant in the hazy sunshine. lots of cloud around edinburgh and increasing breeze, but for much of the day it will be dry. sunday evening, some patchy rain set to go further east across east anglia and the south east of england. a lot of low cloud, mist, and hill fog in the south, as well. this wea

rain knocking on the door of north—west england. it will be in no hurry to come in. overnight, into much of south—west scotland. at this stage, the north and east are mainly dry. this weather system, once it is into the west, it really doesn't want to move further east with any great haste. so, what we find is just gradually some outbreaks of rain affecting parts of north—west england, the midlands, western parts of south—east england, pushing into the north—west of scotland. down the eastern side of scotland, for much of eastern england, we are likely to stay dry, though cloud increasing. quite cool with the rain. quite pleasant if you have some hazy sunshine. it could be a lot worse for stage one of the tour of britain, the cycling getting under way at edinburgh here. a lot of cloud around here, increasing breeze, but much of the day it will be dry. as we look through sunday evening, still a bit patchy rain set to feed further east across east anglia and the south—east of england. a lot of low cloud, mist and hill fog in the west as well. this weather system just g

across north—west england and north and west scotland, away from these areas, you have a small chance. most areas stay dry. it feels pressure, if you have been outside. highs at 16—20d for most. tonight, overnight, initially clouds break a little, some clear spells but later in the night, thick cloud works into northern ireland, scotland, north and west england and wales. then we see patches of rain in the north and west by the end of the night. in the forecast tomorrow, a cloudy start forecast tomorrow, a cloudy start for north—western areas. a band of rain sweeping in across scotland and northern ireland, reaching north—west england and wales as we had through the afternoon on thursday. in the midlands, a largely dry and bright day with cloud building up through the day. 20 degrees in london, not bad in september sunshine but cooler in glasgow at just 14 degrees september sunshine but cooler in glasgow atjust 14 degrees with strengthening winds. a blustery day on friday, this band of rain moves into southern england. some uncertainty as to how far north or south it will get but in t

of south east england, pushing into the north—west of scotland. y to stay dry. cloud increasing. quite pleasant if you have hazy sunshine. it could be worse for stage one of the tour of britain, the cycling getting under way at edinburgh. a lot of cloud around. much of the day it will be dry. as we look through sunday evening, still a bit of patchy rain. it's moving further east to east anglia. a lot of low cloud, mist and fog in the west. this weather system grinding toa fog in the west. this weather system grinding to a halt across the uk on monday. because it is there, expect a lot of cloud on monday. not a huge amount of rain. patchy rain and drizzle. just a few brighter breaks coming to east anglia. another weather system bringing parts of northern ireland and scotland through the day. this is bbc world news today. i'm alpa patel — our top stories: flooding across south asia is affecting more than a0 million people. 0ur correspondent has been to bihar, one of the worst—hit provinces of india. the water was above his head and came washing throu

outbreaks of rain across parts of wales, the south—west of england, pushing eastwards.rs. not too many showers across scotland but there could be the odd heavy one in central and northern parts. for northern ireland, you are in for quite a good day, dry weather, and a similar picture across much of southern scotland and northern england. showers easing away towards the east. further south, england. showers easing away towards the east. furthersouth, cloudier skies and some brightness for the likes of east anglia. still showers for the south coast. more persistent rain across wales and the south—west of england, that area quite breezy. moving eastwards through tonight, for a time we will see clearer skies. and northern ireland, and temperatures dipping. do the early hours of sunday, more cloud arrives from the west, bringing outbreaks of rain and the strengthening breeze. for most of us, a mild start on sunday but you will certainly notice the strength of the breeze, particularly as this area of rain, the frontal system, pushes gradually further eastwards, quite a bit of

some heavy bursts through the night, especially in south—west england and wales, north—west england andh—east seeing some warm sunshine, 20—21 degrees, cooler and fresher further west. low pressure moving off into the north sea as we head into friday. a brief ridge of high pressure before the next weather system comes in off the atlantic. starting friday on a brighter note with some sunshine, especially in central, southern and eastern parts. in the west, downhill with wind and rain pushing in. across northern ireland, then into scotland, england and wales, fairly heavy bursts. fairly warm across east and south—east areas, 19—20 degrees, fresher further west. looking at the caribbean, hurricane maria ploughed through dominica and martinique on monday night into tuesday, causing devastation. the storm is continuing to maintain its strength, ploughing across the british and us virgin islands and puerto rico, it could cause on devastation on wednesday morning as a major category five, and thereafter pushing to the north of hispanola. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north am

some heavy bursts through the night, especially in south—west england and wales, north—west england andfternoon, across central and eastern areas, the far south—east seeing some warm sunshine, 20—21 degrees, cooler and fresher further west. low pressure moving off into the north sea as we head into friday. a brief ridge of high pressure before the next weather system comes in off the atlantic. starting friday on a brighter note with some sunshine, especially in central, southern and eastern parts. in the west, downhill with wind and rain pushing in. across northern ireland, then into scotland, england and wales, fairly heavy bursts. fairly warm across east and south—east areas, 19—20 degrees, fresher further west. looking at the caribbean, hurricane maria ploughed through dominica and martinique on monday night into tuesday, causing devastation. the storm is continuing to maintain its strength, ploughing across the british and us virgin islands and puerto rico, it could cause on devastation on wednesday morning as a major category five, and thereafter pushing to the north of hispaniola.

, wales, north—west england, south—west scotla nd north—west england, south—west scotland on thursdayof us in fine weather once again. succeeding in western parts of the uk, some gales in its brochure. the area of low pressure going into the weekend, nothing to fear from that, most of the energy from this moving north, towards icelander and greenland, we are getting the trailing weather fronts coming in. on saturday, we will notice the weather front increasing cloud in the west and strengthening wind as well, becoming quite blowy here, much of the uk will stay dry. saturday night and into sunday, weakening weather fronts moving east, noticed the deep area of low pressure, far north, missed us. weakening weather front will go through. some outbreaks of rain, east, and wherever you break out into some sunshine, south—westerly flow, it will feel quite warm. milder than it has been. into next week, a battle underway, between the jet stream, low—pressure systems into the atlantic but coming up against high—pressure in scandinavia. the western side of the uk, some influence from the weather

the winds continued to strengthen across south—west england, pushing across the channel coast.is evening, drier, the winds starting to pick up but not as strong at first. but the wind is of some concern to us. we have an amber warning for them —— from the met office. gusts across england and wales of a0 to 50 mph. across western and channel coast, the gusts could increase to 60 mph. as this low pressure pushes eastwards a cross as this low pressure pushes eastwards across northern part of england, into north wales and the midlands, for a time overnight the gusts could touch a 75 mph, enough to bring damage to trees, branches of trees and maybe some trees down in places. there is likely to be some disruption to travel so keep an eye on the latest with bbc local radio stations. through tomorrow morning, the area of low pressure will begin to pull away but still some strong gale force winds along the east coast but they will slowly start to pull away and we are back to square one, sunshine and showers across much of the country. some of the showers could be quite frequent, perhaps

another area seeing many showers is wales and south—west england although these might send out for ae. we've had some heavy showers injersey, jersey out for a time. we've had some heavy showers in jersey, jersey airport picking upjust showers in jersey, jersey airport picking up just over an showers in jersey, jersey airport picking upjust over an inch of rain in the last two hours so it's been quite torrential. through the rest of the day and one is immune from showers, more general rain from northern ireland, late in the day sunshine moving into the north and east of scotland. overnight tonight rainfora time east of scotland. overnight tonight rain for a time in south—west england and wales, otherwise the skies were clear and it will become dry and cold enough for frost in sheltered areas of scotland. tomorrow slightly better, after a cold start, fewer showers, there should be more sunshine, so it will feel a little less chilly than today. that is the weather. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 1.3 pm. police have arrested an 18—year—old man in the port area of dover in conn

this band of rain will weaken across scotland, west england and wales. stern england, the cloud break up with sunny spells throughout. temperatures for most of us between 16—19 degrees celsius with that sunshine coming through northern ireland. once the fog clears out of the way. looking at the next few days, often the weather will be dry in the week ahead. warm as well with sunny spells. but a band of rain is coming through on thursday. and that's your weather. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: the war of words hots up, with north korea's foreign minister launching a blistering attack on president trump at the united nations. translation: he tried to insult the supreme divinity of my country by referring it to a rocket. by doing so, however, he committed an irreversible mistake. it comes as iran test—fires a new medium—range missile, days after a warning from the united states. rescuers in mexico are forced to suspend their search efforts temporarily, after the country is hit by another earthquake. and — the king versu

the west and east divide with the best of the sunshine in eastern england and temperatures peaking in the low 20s. further west, a weather front brought clare wood and outbreaks of rain. mostly light, heavy bursts in scotland. and through the night tonight, into the midlands and south as well. behind it, cloud breaks up. patchy fog through wales and south—west england, could be dense and places in northern ireland. that will be slow to lift and at the same time, the weather front sits in the spine of the country through much of the day. there is the odd spot or two of the drizzle, a drab and afternoon under the front. decent spells of sunshine and it will feel warm in the sun. 14—20 celsius not out of the sun. 14—20 celsius not out of the question. fog could be a problem again on tuesday morning but the quiet story with some sunny spells. wet and windy weather starts to arrive from late wednesday onwards. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, resists calls from within his own party to commit to keeping britain in the european single market and custo

the west midlands, north wales, north—west england some heavy rain around, particularly on the penninesland and northern ireland, a bit of cloud and outbreaks of rain particularly across the west of scotland and northern ireland. they will become less prevalent through the day. sunny skies will develop here and there. few in the way of showers. stays wet across northern england and north wales and the rain eases off in intensity and outbreaks of rain coming and going across the midlands and southern england. in sunshine, temperatures 23 or 24. while we see something fresher to scotland and northern ireland later, you will see something a good deal sunnier. the fresh air gradually clears away the damp weather from england and wales as we go through the night and into wednesday morning. we start wednesday and it will feel a good deal cooler. these are the city temperatures but rural areas down into single figures, widely. a fresh start to wednesday but a ridge of high pressure is building in and while this weather front will bring a few showers to parts of scotland, one or two isolated sh

and it easesin north—west england, scotland and it eases in northern ireland, 15 or 16 with the rainn feeding into this later in the day, the first stage of the tour of britain getting under way from edinburgh, you will see during tomorrow evening where you stay dry for much of the day the increasing chance of a bit of rain, not amounting to much, moving in. this weather system has stalled across us this weather system has stalled across us by monday so we start monday with loads of cloud, damp and drizzly, coastal hill fog, not very inviting at all and another weather system brings more rain to scotland and northern ireland but for england and northern ireland but for england and wales in the afternoon it brightens up, given any sunshine it will be quite warm, the low 20s, but feeling quite muggy and from tuesday onwards it is brighter but showery. had online, videos, the weatherfor the week ahead and the latest on major tropical weather systems around the world —— head online. hello, this is bbc news with rachel schofield. we will be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a m

the west midlands, north wales, north—west england some heavy rain around, particularly on the penninestrict. splashes of rain into yorkshire and the north—east. scotland and northern ireland, a bit of cloud and outbreaks of rain particularly across the west of scotland and northern ireland. they will become less prevalent through the day. sunny skies will develop here and there. few in the way of showers. stays wet across northern england and north wales and the rain eases off in intensity and outbreaks of rain coming and going across the midlands and southern england. in sunshine, temperatures 23 or 24. while we see something fresher to scotland and northern ireland later, you will see something a good deal sunnier. the fresh air gradually clears away the damp weather from england and wales as we go through the night and into wednesday morning. we start wednesday and it will feel a good deal cooler. these are the city temperatures but rural areas down into single figures, widely. a fresh start to wednesday but a ridge of high pressure is building in and while this weather front will b

the men, who are aged between 22 and 35, were detained in the north west of england, west yorkshire,outh wales. they're being held under terror laws and police say the arrests relate to threats against individuals, not communities. daniel sandford reports. raided this morning by counterterrorism police, the home in warrington of a former activist of the extreme right group national action, a scene repeated at ten other addresses today across england and wales. this is the house of christopher lythgoe, who, along with five other men in north—west england, is suspected of making what police call significant threats to individuals. in garforth in leeds, a bomb—disposal van was outside the address of another activist who was involved in national action before it was listed as a terrorist group. ashley bell, who lives there, is suspected of being a member of a banned organisation, as are four men from west yorkshire, wiltshire and swansea. although the arrests were the result of two separate investigations, they are all part of an operation against suspected national action supporters coo

evening, the chance again for another spell of rain, this time affecting parts of wales, south—west englandight, saturday night into sunday, there could be some heavy rain for some into south—west england, maybe around lion bay. heavy showers close to the south coast, whereas many other places will become dry, and it is going to be much cooler in rural spots compared with towns and city centres. for some in scotland, maybe northern ireland too, we will get close to freezing, for a touch of frost as sunday begins. maybe one or two mist and fog patches, because there are lighter winds for part two of the weekend, on sunday. as high pressure begins to nudge in, and it will give mainly dry weather to scotland, northern ireland, variable cloud. wales and western england will see relatively few showers, but elsewhere across england, a scattering of showers that could be on the heavy side, but by no means everyone will get one. with lighter winds, more seeing some sunshine. it will feel a little bit warmer by the time we get to sunday. but monday and tuesday is looking pretty quiet. not many showe

it is looking fine for the south west of england and much of wales, too. evening. this front moves in from the west. things will turn windy with the arrival of heavy rain for northern ireland, pushing into wales, south—west england, and sells west scotland during the early hours. —— and south—west scotland during the early hours. on sunday this front is approaching from the west. an area of high pressure still sitting over the near continent. that will keep things dry over eastern parts of england. perhaps in the eastern scotland for much of the day. but you will notice the cloud and rain moving infrom day. but you will notice the cloud and rain moving in from the west with the strengthening breeze. probably arriving in the south—east during the course of the evening. temperatures cooler than saturday, between 15 to 90 degrees with the cloud and outbreaks of rain. saturday, better day of the week. —— 15 to 19 degrees. hello, this is bbc world news today. i'm ben bland. the top stories. kenya's supreme court declare the results of last month's elections inva

starting with cricket because it's still all about the bowlers in the deciding test between england and westday that bowler was james anderson, who became the first englishman to take 500 test wickets. england are still playing. there have been a few rain delays at lord's. 0ur correspondentjoe wilson has been watching at lord's. a huge cheer for anderson, joe. absolutely. in terms of the great statistical history of cricket and all those records, we will reflect onjames all those records, we will reflect on james anderson's 500 all those records, we will reflect onjames anderson's 500 test wickets. in the context of the match, bronze from ben stokes and stuart broad were important because it continues to be a test match when the bowlers are dominant. here we are in the second day, we could be playing for another 55 minutes. at the start of the day, with the weather i wasn't sure we would even get play after lunch, let alone that wicket as england bowled again. let's stop for a second and i will ta ke let's stop for a second and i will take you to the key events of the day's play. september t

south—west england, wales, scotland and north—west england will see some heavy rain during thursday morning, it will remain mostly dry with sunshine. still warm here, temperatures 19 to 20 celsius. further north—west feeling fresher. i want to give you an update on hurricane maria. it has passed the south of the us virgin isles. it is continuing to move north and west and will make land fall in puerto rico this morning. when gusts in excess of 160mph and on top of that of course there will be a flooding rain, risk of mud and landslides. that is it for me. hello. it's wednesday, it's 9am. i'm matthew price. welcome to the programme. there is one story developing. more than 200 people have died including over 20 children at one school after a devastating earthquake hits central mexico. the quake toppled buildings in the capital, mexico city trapping many under the rubble. witnesses have been describing the moment that it struck. translation: we left and when we left the building started collapsing. i mean 30 seconds after we left, the building came down. hundreds of volunteers have joined eme

it will be broken up perhaps across wales and south—west england. early on monday. tune into your local radio stations for any travel updates due to fog—related incidents. that fog will be slow to clear, but generally at eight o'clock on monday morning we have fog in northern ireland potentially. brighter spells into western scotland and the front bringing light rain through parts of eastern scotland, down through the borders towards the pennines. to the west, if we have some fog, it will slowly lift and brightness will come through into wales and south—west england. the weather front could mean a drab and dreary start to the day across the south—east of england. there will be rain potentially for your early morning commute to the capital. as we go through the day, that front will weaken. a grey story for many with the odd spot of light drizzle. either side we could continue to see brightness. if that happens, we may get more warmth in the south—east. possibly 22 degrees. generally 14—19 is the widespread feel across the country. tuesday into wednes

across northern ireland into western scotland, wales and much of south—west england and it's notjustthe first part of the day will be on the heavy side as well so really will be a great and wet start to the day, whereas further east in complete contrast there will be some sunny spells around although turning increasingly hazy quite quickly as we go through the morning and the breeze will start to pick up as well. an east—west split to begin the day. some of the heaviest rain will have moved through northern ireland at this stage although still in eastern leave is, a bit more patchy in the west, and that rain edging into south—west scotland where it will be dry with early sunshine in the east. this will try to move east of through the day, but a very slow process , through the day, but a very slow process, eventually it will encroach more to north—west england, the midlands and south—west england during the afternoon but the further east you are, although the cloud increases, the breeze picks up, you could well stay dry into the evening and maybe a few hours beyond. could see 12 celsi

rain knocking on the door of north—west england. it will be in no hurry to come in. north and east are mainly dry. this weather system, once it is into the west, it really doesn't want to move further east with any great haste. so, what we find is just gradually some outbreaks of rain affecting parts of north—west england, the midlands, western parts of south—east england, pushing into the north—west of scotland. down the eastern side of scotland, for much of eastern england, we are likely to stay dry, though cloud increasing. quite cool with the rain. quite pleasant if you have some hazy sunshine. it could be a lot worse for stage one of the tour of britain, the cycling getting under way at edinburgh here. a lot of cloud around here, increasing breeze, but much of the day it will be dry. as we look through sunday evening, still a bit patchy rain set to feed further east across east anglia and the south—east of england. a lot of low cloud, mist and hill fog in the west as well. this weather system just grinding to a halt across the uk on monday. because it's there, ex

, wales, and parts of south—west england.est temperatures. some rural spots in single figures. the start of the weekend, from the word go some showers from the west, prolonged downpours in north—west england. after a sunny start elsewhere, cloud building and show was breaking out. widespread showers into the afternoon. in the evening, many western areas will turn drier and sunnier for a time. many western areas will turn drier and sunnierfor a time. windier in the west and south in particular. a call weekend, temperatures in the mid to upper teens. part two of the weekend on sunday and outbreaks of rain spreading eastwards across the uk. and further blustery showers following on behind. that's your weekend. at10pm, at 10pm, fiona bruce will be here with a full round—up of today's news. first, we have a special investigation. hello, i'm shawn flegler, welcome to a new welcome to a new series of inside out. over the coming weeks we'll be bringing you surprising stories from the capital. westminster, london bridge, manchester an

for north—west england, south—west england, ekka cloud, showers becoming more widespread and this isgland and wales and into scotland, the breeze picking up and by the end of saturday heavy rain is coming into northern ireland. a mild start on sunday. northern ireland will cease in heavy rain in the morning pushing a cross scotland, into cumbria, especially the higher ground. the wind is picking up, coastal gales developing in the west and for england and wales we aren't expecting the brain to be quite so heavy further north but some outbreaks breading east during the day and again, windy. temperatures around 16— 19 celsius. things will clear across scotland and northern ireland are in the afternoon but the wind might pick up further going into monday, especially for monday morning across scotland and northern england, closer to this area of low pressure. we could this disruptive winds, city gals in northern scotla nd winds, city gals in northern scotland and quite widely from scotla nd scotland and quite widely from scotland to northern england, tutt 50- 60 scotland to northern engl

heavy at times in northern ireland and south—west england. bit ofa ireland and south—west england.rrival of the rain. it would be a mild night with most temperatures around 12, 13. as we head through the day on sunday it is this frontal system moving in from the west that brings that wet weather. across the east of the uk it should stay dry for quite a part of the day. on sunday still sunshine to be seen in the use. gradually the wet and windy weather works its way slowly east. in the middle part of the afternoon it will be patchy rain across scotland, northern england. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'mjulian worricker. the headlines at 8pm. 10 people have been suspended after accusations of abuse and assaults at an immigration centre run by gas. cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, the former archbishop of westminster, has died at the age of 85. kenya's supreme court has annulled the result of last month's presidential election, and ordered a new one to be held within 60 days. more than 11100 people are left dead after monsoon rains in south asia. the former england football captain wayn

north—west england and scotland as well with the weather front moving eastwards. n the mid teens. the windy spell of weather continues into monday as low pressure sits to the north of the uk, really tight isobars around the area of low pressure, particularly windy on monday across scotland. 70 mph, pretty windy as well further south with a mix of sunny spells and heavy and blustery showers. feeling very autumnal. hello, and welcome to dateline london. i'm shaun ley. "let the people decide". in kurdistan they have, and this weekend catalans wanted to do the same by holding a referendum on independence. in the uk, a referendum gave us brexit. jeremy corbyn, leader of the opposition labour party, has announced he'd give similar, decisive votes to people he says politicians ignore. in germany, the voters rewarded angela merkel with another term as chancellor, but also gave the far right their first seats in the bundestag in more than fifty years — though the taboo against holding a referendum

north—west england and wales there have been a few showers. some of these will fade.hey'll remain isolated here. but we are watching south—east scotland and across the pennines, north—east england and down through the midlands for maybe a few heavier ones to get going this afternoon. but the most of us across southern england, wales into the midlands will continue with good sunny spells. it feels pleasantly warm in some sunshine with light winds. eastern parts of england, could be the odd heavy and maybe thundery shower. north—west england, after a dull start it may stay cloudy in northern ireland, mainly dry across scotland. a chance of a shower in the south—east. i have talked about showers, but please most places are going to be dry with sunny spells around. if you get a shower in eastern england it could linger into the night for some but elsewhere it will be dry and clear and chilly again overnight. these are town city centre temperatures. you don't have to go too far away to get something lower than this. single figures in places and some places flirting with fr

across northern ireland into western scotland, wales and much of south—west england, and it's notjustgales through the irish sea. some of the rain during the first part of the day will be on the heavy side as well, so really will be a grey and wet start to the day, whereas further east in complete contrast there will be some sunny spells around although turning increasingly hazy quite quickly as we go through the morning, and the breeze will start to pick up as well. so an east—west split to begin the day. some of the heaviest rain will have moved through northern ireland at this stage although still in eastern counties, a bit more patchy in the west, and that rain edging into south—west scotland where it will be dry with some early sunshine in the east. now, this will try to move east through the day, but a very slow process, eventually it will encroach more to north—west england, the midlands and south—east england during the afternoon, but the further east you are, although the cloud increases, the breeze picks up, you could well stay dry until the evening and maybe a few hours bey

scotland and north west england later on this afternoon. in northern ireland as the cloud and rain clears through. overnight, the dregs of that front will bring a rather cloudy night. i'll deny for england and wales, a few patches of rain around. clearest guide to the north and west weather could be fog patches and it will turn cold again in the countryside across the north west. the weekend, we will all see some sunny spells but perhaps taking a while to come through. it will become warm but we will have rain coming our way for western areas on sunday. saturday, quite a bit of cloud first thing. some low over the hills, quite misty, patches of rain possible over hills. the clouds will break up, sunny spells coming through. in the sunshine, we are looking at highs of 20 degrees. due to windy conditions across the north—west of the uk, that should not a few holes in the cloud. 17 in glasgow and belfast not bad at all. saturday sees a band of rain moving across northern ireland, west scotland, and the front is slow moving again across the west

rain for the afternoon across north—west england, western scotla nd across north—west england, westernt and patchy. a beautiful day today in the far north of scotland. you're more quiet and not quite as warm. the potential for heavy bursts overnight across central and southern areas free time. the front grinding to a halt through the spine of the country. behind it, foggy conditions developing. dense fog possible first thing on monday morning in northern ireland. that weather front doesn't move ireland. that weather front doesn't m ove very ireland. that weather front doesn't move very far at all. in fact, if anything, with a stiffening easterly breeze, it will be pushed back to the west coast. by then, just eight band of cloud and nuisance rain. the quiet theme set to continue as we move out of monday into tuesday with high pressure in europe still in the driving seat preventing these weather fronts from making too much ofan weather fronts from making too much of an impression. the early part of week, despite the file, we will see some decent, dry weather. more from me in half an hour

england as well. eventually there will be brighter skies coming through in the far west of wales and the far north—westand damp at times and temperatures still about 18 to 20 celsius. still feeling warm and mug dwri. muggy. 0vernight, the rain will move. it is with a cold front which is clearing away. and with lots of us having clear skies tonight, it will turn just a little bit chillier compared to the last few nights. i think in towns and cities temperatures will get to about 11 to 13 celsius, but in the countryside, they will probably dip into single figures. so for wednesday, not a bad start to the day. plenty of sunshine to start off. wednesday is going to be the driest day of the week. it will stay dry for most of us. a few showers coming into scotland and north—west england as well. they will be light and scattered. sunny spells elsewhere and temperatures down by a few degrees. so that's the final weather for wednesday, but then looking to the atlantic and this is coming infor looking to the atlantic and this is coming in for thursday. an area of low pressure starting to move its way in across n

a fair few showers blowing into north—west england, but over east of the pennines, relatively few. across parts of wales, the midlands and east anglia. then we getan area midlands and east anglia. then we get an area of cloud hanging around southern england during the day, where it's quite windy as well. on and off, it looks like a wet picture along the south coast to. for northern england, scotland and northern ireland, it's just northern england, scotland and northern ireland, it'sjust sunshine and showers. they could be heavy and thundery in places. it is a windy day across the uk. it is decidedly autumnal. this is where the strongest winds will be on saturday, to the west and south of the uk. more sunshine and showers on saturday. during sunday, from the word go we will see this affecting scotla nd word go we will see this affecting scotland and northern ireland and pushing its way south—eastwards during the day. to sum up the weekend, wet at times, not all the time. it will be cool and windy, particularly across the south—west of england sunday night into monday. this is bbc n

it will leave wales and south—west england with cloud and patches of rain or drizzle. ures may reach 23 in the warmest spots. through sunday night, the weather front pushes rain across parts of great britain. next week, a lot of dry weather. cloudy with sunny spells. staying on the warm side. starting off the day on monday fog in northern ireland to watch out for and the remnants of the weather front bringing cloud and rain two parts of scotland, the west of england and wales. brightening up through the afternoon. northern ireland also seeing sunshine. the headlines. north korea? foreign minister has addressed the united nations saying that president trump would pay dearly for his verbal attack on his country. iran says it has successfully tested a new ballistic missile with a range of up to 1200 miles. the labour leader jeremy corbyn is telling delegates gathering for the party annual conference in brighton that they are ina conference in brighton that they are in a moment of great change. and siddique khan has defended transport for london's decision not to renew the

some heavy bursts through the night, especially in south—west england and wales, north—west england and and eastern areas, the far south—east seeing some warm sunshine, 20—21 degrees, cooler and fresher further west. low pressure moving off into the north sea as we head into friday. a brief ridge of high pressure before the next weather system comes in off the atlantic. starting friday on a brighter note with some sunshine, especially in central, southern and eastern parts. in the west, downhill with wind and rain pushing in. across northern ireland, then into scotland, england and wales, fairly heavy bursts. fairly warm across east and south—east areas, 19—20 degrees, fresher further west. looking at the caribbean, hurricane maria ploughed through dominica and martinique on monday night into tuesday, causing devastation. the storm is continuing to maintain its strength, ploughing across the british and us virgin looking at the caribbean, hurricane maria ploughed through dominica and martinique on monday night into tuesday, causing devastation. the storm is continuing to maintain its st

for much of east wales and west of england, staying dry and feeling quite warm.se you will feel no benefit from that way you have the rain in northern ireland and scotland. some of that crossing a little bit further east. but most of it stuck out as we start thursday through south west england, white in places and slowly moving east during the day. ahead of that quite warm and behind it turning colder with some showers. hurricane maria as you can see on the satellite, a potentially catastrophic major hurricane continued to head north west and that is how it is described for the virgin islands again and puerto rico as it moves right across during wednesday and after that it comes during wednesday and after that it co m es close during wednesday and after that it comes close to the dominican republic and then back towards turks and caicos islands. you are watching beyond 100 days, president trump delivers a tough message to the un saying america is being taken advantage of 21 not tolerated. he spells out that trump policy doctrine, the keywords strength and soverei

the news comes as the england and wales cricket board announced he won't be available for selection, ahead of the one—day international against the westndent joe wilson reports. this is the most talented all—round cricketer in england and maybe in the world. ben stokes can win matches when he bowls and wins matches when he bowls and wins matches when he bats. his fame is global. in india, where cricket really matters and really pays, children in delhi want to be him. in the early hours of monday morning, ben stokes was in this area of bristol after england had played a match in the city. stokes is under investigation for causing actual bodily harm. then was arrested in the early hours of monday morning, 25th of september, following an incident in bristol. he was held overnight and released under investigation without charge late on monday. well, west indies are training here ahead of their match against england at the oval tomorrow but before that game begins, there is a major announcement. right here, england will name their squad to play australia in the ashes. now, they say they will pick players on the normal basis of form and fit

they keep going in the west and heavy rain across north west england and you're the west midlands inilly. a fresh start on saturday, showers most prevalent with heavy rain across north west england, wales, the south—west. showers develop widely across in and wales, with a blustery winds to the south. so moving from hail and thunder elsewhere, scotland and northern ireland, fewer showers and drier and brighter weather. sunday changes again, a cool. with the best weather in the east. cloud and patchy rain eased, heavy in western scotland and winds strengthening, and gales to the west by the end of the day. hello, this is bbc news with me, ben brown. the headlines at almost 3.30pm: hurricane irma has brought destruction to the british virgin islands where a state of emergency has been declared. winds of up to 185 miles an hour battered the overseas territory. the prime minister prepares to chair a cobra meeting, as raf flights are loaded to deliver water, rations and troops for the many british citizens trapped in the caribbean. a powerful earthquake has hit southern mexico and killed d

showers are fading away, though, from parts of north—west england. pressure approaching from the atlantic, particularly during sunday and monday, bringing pretty windy weather. let's look at saturday — outbreaks of rain across parts of wales, the south—west of england, pushing their way gradually eastwards. further north, though, for northern england, northern ireland, and scotland, it's a story of sunny spells and a few scattered showers. not too many showers across scotland, but there could be the odd heavy one in central and northern parts. for northern ireland, though, you're in for quite a good day. dry weather here, 1a or 15 degrees and a similar picture across much of southern scotland, into northern england, with showers easing away towards the east. further south, across england, cloudier skies, perhaps brightness for the likes of east anglia, down towards kent too, but still some showers for the south coast and more persistent rain working in across wales and the south—west of england later in the day. that area of rain, quite breezy condit

eventually you will see it edging it in north—west england, the midlands and more of south—west englandill increase and the breeze pick up but the longer you have some sunshine, macy i9, 20 celsius under cloud and rain. maybe 15 sunshine, macy 19, 20 celsius under cloud and rain. maybe 15 degrees, quite a contrast. where you have stayed dry, a greater chance of seeing increasingly light and patchy outbreaks of rain working their way eastwards. at the weather system really just stopping eastwards. at the weather system reallyjust stopping in its tracks as we look at the picture for monday. that means on monday we are left with, certainly to begin the day, a whole lot of cloud around. it is misty and murky, damp and drizzly. through the day we will have more rain across scotland and northern ireland, but for england and wales some of us will brighten up. quite and wales some of us will brighten y, and wales some of us will brighten up. quite muggy, and if you get to see any sunny spells it will turn out to be quite warm, with temperatures in the low 20s. tuesday and wednesday we are getti

west and east divide. easter in scotland, central and eastern england starting off dry and sunny. that weather front slowly pushes its way eastwards and brings some rain. some of its heavy in the south—west. ahead of it, we could see up to 22 degrees. some of the rain turning happy to the and wales by the end of the day. very light and patchy into north—west england, of scotland and northern ireland ‘s. a different deal with the rain around. iii northern ireland ‘s. a different deal with the rain around. 1a to 16 degrees. by the end of sunday, our weather fronts will start to push its way in man's. but it's not really going to make its way across to easter and england's. here it will stay dry not only through sunday night but into monday. behind it with quite a lot of moisture and light winds, some fog forming potentially some dense fog. we will need to keep an eye on that first thing monday morning. monday starts with our weather front slicing the country into. it weakens and an easterly breeze drives that weather fronts back to the west and the full. 15 to 20 degrees in the sunsh

particularly wet in north—west england and north—west midlands. ss northern england and the midlands. they could be heavy and sundry. northern ireland and western scotland, fewer showers than today. even here, you will notice a chill. skies clearfor a time today. even here, you will notice a chill. skies clear for a time for the next area of low—pressure waiting in the wings. you may start off dry and bright on sunday, but becoming cloudy with outbreaks of rain spreading east. temperatures pretty disappointing. if anything, the winds could get stronger. the first proper autumn winds of the season. a mixture of sunshine and showers. enjoy your weekend. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello. this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: hurricane irma continues its path of destruction across the carribbean with widespread damage to several islands. more than1 million people have been affected so far. in florida, half a million people have been ordered

this band of rain will weaken across scotland, west england and wales. cloud break up with sunny spells throughout. temperatures for most of us between 16—19 degrees celsius with that sunshine coming through northern ireland. once the fog clears out of the way. looking at the next few days, often the weather will be dry in the week ahead. warm as well with sunny spells. but a band of rain is coming through on thursday. and that's your weather. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and christian fraser. a show of force — us bombers fly close to north korea in another escalation of tensions over its nuclear programme. the war of words continues as pyongyang's foreign minister says president trump has now made it ‘inevitable' that north korean missiles will hit the us. good morning, it's sunday the 24th of september. also ahead — as the labour conference gets under way, senior party figures write an open letter urging jeremy corbyn to offer a clear alternative to what they call the tories' "destructive" brexit. voters in europe's most p

more in the way of cloud in scotland and northern ireland, in south—west england, some of that rain wille heavy, but brightening in northern scotland. a cooler day, 12 to 16 degrees. rain and showers in the south—west, they never really clear overnight but elsewhere they do. light winds, a recipe for a chilly night. towns and city values close to single figures, in the countryside low single figures and a touch of grass frost, especially in central and northern parts. we start sunday on a chilly night, but a better day with fewer showers, more sunshine and feeling warmer. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: after the rush hour tube bombing in south—west london — police say they are "chasing down suspects". 1,000 armed officers are on the streets. the prime minister has warned another attack could be imminent, as the uk terror threat is raised to its highest level. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has revived his pledge of billions of pounds in extra funding for the nhs once britain leaves the eu. a day after north korea's latest launch of a ballistic missile, leader kim jong un say

some heavy burst through the night, especially in south—west england and wales, north—west england andr south—east seeing some warm sunshine, 20— 21 degrees, cooler and fresher further west. low pressure moving off into the north sea as we head into friday. a brief ridge of high pressure before the next weather system comes in off the atlantic. starting friday on a brighter note with some sunshine, especially in central, southern and eastern parts. in the west, downhill with wind and rain pushing on. across northern ireland, then into scotland, it england and western ireland. fairly warm across east and south—east areas, 19— 20 degrees, fresher further west. looking at the caribbean, hurricane maria ploughed through dominic and martinique on monday night introduced a causing devastation. the storm is continuing to maintain its strength, ploughing across the british and us virgin islands and puerto rico, it could cause on devastation on wednesday morning as a major category five, and thereafter pushing to the north ofa and thereafter pushing to the north of a spaniel. —— espanola. you a

some rainfor and into north—west england. some rain for scotland at head of that front. news, and these are the top stories developing at midday. a devastating earthquake hits mexico — killing more than 200 people including at least 20 children in a school. dozens of buildings have collapsed, and the search for survivors continues. we left and when we left the building started collapsing, 30 seconds after we left the building came down. medical workers set up makeshift hospitals and the army is deployed. detectives in wales have arrested two more men in connection with the parsons green tube attack, following the arrest of a man in newport yesterday. hurricane maria has begun lashing the us virgin islands after passing through guadaloupe — leaving at least one person dead. the hurricane has been weakened to category 4 — but remains extremely dangerous and is expected to hit the east coast of puerto rico within hours. also this hour, the prime minister's fight against online extremism. theresa may will use a speech at the united nations today to urge internet companies to