starting to see rain pushing into southern scotland, northern ireland, north west england and the north of wales, that could be heavy at points. elsewhere across england and wales, cloud around, temperatures quite mild already, a maximum of 1a celsius. windy, the wind having picked up. weather cloud is thick, light rain and drizzle possible. a windy day tomorrow across england and wales, possibly costs of 60 mph and wales, possibly costs of 60 mph and exposed coasts, outbreaks of rain across four north west england and southern scotland, and heavy rain. bright intervals in the south and east and more rain into the west in the afternoon, highs of 15 celsius. overnight into the early hours of thursday, some colder air so hours of thursday, some colder air so the return of something a bit cooler from the north which means so the return of something a bit coolerfrom the north which means by the time we start thursday, there is the time we start thursday, there is the possibility of snow over the hills in scotland and also perhaps down to low levels in the north. stay tuned to the forecast a

an area of cloud and patchy rain extending across wales and south—west england and other parts of englandwill be a patchy frost to start the morning for saturday — not as widespread as friday morning, and then sunshine becomes more limited for many of us through the day. not the case though in scotland. there will be blustery showers in the far north, the northern isles, wintry on hills to relatively lower levels in places, but plenty of sunshine in scotland. mainly dry in northern ireland, but a fair amount of cloud around. a band of showers working south across northern england early in the day but then the sun comes out for the afternoon. early sunshine east anglia, the south—east of england with a touch of frost, but not lasting too long. already got cloud across wales and into south—west england and that's going to extend eastwards during the day, taking some occasional outbreaks of rain. never amounting to too much but making for a dull, damp afternoon for some here. you can see the sunshine across northern england, but especially into scotland, but remember that brisk wind in the f

in south—west england, may a bit murky for the salusbury plane, wales in south—west england, may a bitengland, it should clear reasonably quickly. some fog patches in the valleys of northern ireland weather is a chilly start day. scotland, called the police there will be some sunshine and pockets of boston sheltered areas. through the west of wednesday, the —— the cloud will be ina wednesday, the —— the cloud will be in a little bit. staying rather cloudy across these areas from wednesday. it should brighten up across north—west england and wales. maybe a bit brighter. the best of the sunshine will be in scotland, particularly northern and eastern areas, threatening outbreaks of rain towards the end of the day. that rain, a bit more extensive. you can see it get in across parts of western england and wales. through the end of the night, moving into northern ireland and scotland, a cold front. pushing southwards. a burst of heavy rain along the funds. behind that weather front, that is where the skies will start to clear nicely. scotland, northern ireland and northern parts of england.

cloud across wales and into south—west england and that's going to extend eastwards through the day, he sunshine is in northern england, and especially into scotland, with a brisk wind in the far north and blustery showers. technically milder for some in wales and south—west england. not feeling that way with the cloud and rain. most have single figure temperatures again. expecting some rain in cardiff for the rugby. maybe patchy rain in twickenham. cold for murrayfield. looking at things through saturday evening and saturday night, wet weather affecting wales and southern england overnight and becoming confined to the far south—west of england. elsewhere, clearing skies. frost will be more widespread through sunday morning. temperatures lower than this away from towns and city centres. but sunshine to follow on sunday across scotland, northern england and the east of england. clouding over in the midlands, south—west england, wales, northern ireland — not as chilly. but we have cloud and some outbreaks of rain. most of us in single figures. another cold day. this is bbc world news. p

cloud across wales and into south—west england and that's going to extend eastwards through the day, can see the sunshine is in northern england, and especially into scotland, with a brisk wind in the far north and blustery showers. technically milder for some in wales and south—west england. not feeling that way with the cloud and rain. most have single figure temperatures again. expecting some rain in cardiff for the rugby. maybe patchy rain in twickenham. cold for murrayfield. looking at things through saturday evening and saturday night, wet weather affecting wales and southern england overnight and becoming confined to the far south—west of england. elsewhere, clearing skies. frost will be more widespread through sunday morning. temperatures lower than this away from towns and city centres. but sunshine to follow on sunday across scotland, northern england and the east of england. clouding over in the midlands, south—west england, wales, northern ireland — not as chilly. but we have cloud and some outbreaks of rain. most of us in single figures. another cold day. this is bbc new

cloud across wales and into south—west england and that's going to extend eastwards through the day, and especially into scotland, with a brisk wind in the far north and blustery showers. technically milder for some in wales and south—west england. not feeling that way with the cloud and rain. most have single figure temperatures again. expecting some rain in cardiff for the rugby. maybe patchy rain in twickenham. cold for murrayfield. looking at things through saturday evening and saturday night, wet weather affecting wales and southern england overnight and becoming confined to the far south—west of england. elsewhere, clearing skies. frost will be more widespread through sunday morning. temperatures lower than this away from towns and city centres. but sunshine to follow on sunday across scotland, northern england and the east of england. clouding over in the midlands, south—west england, wales, northern ireland — not as chilly. but we have cloud and some outbreaks of rain. most of us in single figures. another cold day. sunday night and into monday, taking cloud and ran north. ——

an area of cloud and patchy rain extending across wales and south—west england and other parts of englanddespread as friday morning, and then sunshine becomes more limited for many of us through the day. not the case though in scotland. there will be blustery showers in the far north, the northern isles, wintry on hills to relatively lower levels in places, but plenty of sunshine in scotland. mainly dry in northern ireland, but a fair amount of cloud around. a band of showers working south across northern england early in the day but then the sun comes out for the afternoon. early sunshine east anglia, the south—east of england with a touch of frost, but not lasting too long. already got cloud across wales and into south—west england and that's going to extend eastwards during the day, taking some occasional outbreaks of rain. never amounting to too much but making for a dull, damp afternoon for some here. you can see the sunshine across northern england, but especially into scotland, but remember that brisk wind in the far north with the blustery showers. technically milder for some in w

and area of cloud and patchy rain extending across wales and south—west england and other parts of englandg for saturday — not as widespread as friday morning, and then sunshine becomes more limited for many of us through the day. not the case though in scotland. there will be blustery showers in the far north, the northern isles, wintry on hills to relatively lower levels in places, but plenty of sunshine in scotland. mainly dry in northern ireland, but a fair amount of cloud around. a band of showers working south cross northern england early in the day but then the sun comes out for the afternoon. early sunshine east anglia, the south—east of england with a touch of frost, but not lasting too long. already got cloud across wales and into south—west england and that's going to extend eastwards during the day, taking some occasional outbreaks of rain. never amounting to too much but making for a dull, damp afternoon for some here. you can see the sunshine across northern england, but especially into scotland, but remember that brisk wind in the far north with the blustery showers. technic

elsewhere, a few fog patches up over high ground, notably across the higher parts of wales and south—west englandf us, it's going to be quite a cloudy start but at least that early morning patchy rain across eastern england will be clearing out of the way. so with a bit more detail, the morning forecast — a bit grey over the tops of the brecon beacons, the moors of south—west england with some hill fog patches here. could have a bit of fog over the salisbury plain, perhaps a bit misty for the downs and the chilterns first thing, otherwise we'll have this thick cloud continuing to bring some patchy outbreaks of rain just for the first part of the morning. but that rain will clear away pretty quickly. a few fog patches in the valleys of northern ireland where it's going to be a chilly start to the day. some sunshine for scotland, yes, but it's cold — temperatures low enough for a touch of frost across sheltered northern areas. as we go on through the rest of wednesday, that rain should clear out of the way but it will stay cloudy across the midlands and eastern england for most of the day. the weat

and eventually later in the day, wales and south—west englandng gale force. further south and east, looking drier and maybe brighter and certainly milder. still struggling to get into double figures across scotla nd to get into double figures across scotland and northern ireland. this is how the weak pans out. going back to something quite different, wet and windy, drier in the south—east for a and windy, drier in the south—east fora time, and windy, drier in the south—east for a time, but foremost, something bit milder. welcome to bbc news. we are live in the capital of zimbabwe, harare. breaking news, the reuters news agency here are reporting that president mugabe has agreed to step down as president. it has not been confirmed, we have not had that for many other sources, but we do know that president mugabe is due to address the nation live on national television on some bubbly‘s national television, zbc. they have already

elsewhere, a few fog patches up over high ground, notably across the higher parts of wales and south—west england least that early—morning patchy rain across eastern england will be clearing out of the way. so, with a bit more detail, the morning forecast — a bit grey over the top of the brecon beacons, the moors of south—west england, with some hill fog patches here. could have a bit of fog across the salisbury plain, perhaps a bit misty for the downs and the chilterns first thing. otherwise, we'll have this thick cloud continuing to bring patchy outbreaks of rain just for the first part of the morning, but that rain will clear away pretty quickly. a few fog patches in the valleys of northern ireland, where it's going to be a chilly start to the day. some sunshine for scotland, yes, but it's cold. temperatures low enough for a touch of frost across sheltered northern areas. now, as we go on through the rest of wednesday, that rain should clear out, but it will stay cloudy across the midlands and eastern england for most of the day. the weather brightens up, though, for north—west england and acr

, running into the cheshire gap into the midlands and affecting western wales and south—west of englanduthern areas will start dry and sunny but really told —— east of. that's how it will be on saturday, east—west split, eastern areas will remain dry with plenty of sunshine and northern and western areas will see showers, heavy at times, blustery, further snow down to lower levels but accumulations of the fireground. temperatures of four to seven degrees and add on the wind and it's going to feel like freezing in places —— of the higher ground. at least the sunshine in central and eastern areas will compensate. this low pressure will start to influence our weather on sunday. this is the weather feature that will move through on sunday night into monday to bring a wet and windy spell. that area of high pressure moving in on sunday, it will stabilise the atmosphere a little bit and kill off some of the showers, fewer showers bore many northern and western areas on sunday, more in the way of sunshine because the winds will be lighter may be a degree or so up as well but things turning clou

north west england, into much of scotland and northern ireland, a lot of cloud around by the afternoonacross the north and west of scotland, becoming heavier, and the winds stronger. you can see the isobars are tightly packed. mild air will push ahead of this band of rain as it moves east across the course of monday night, a little snow falling over the high ground of scotland. the time pressures —— the temperatures are much milder. this mild slice of air is very brief, because the next bunch of cold air will be moving in behind that weather front as it slowly clears to the east. it means tuesday is a wet one for many central, southern and eastern areas, windy too, particularly ahead of it, but it will bring that milder air. the rain clears away eventually, a bit of a hang back to east anglia and the south—east. behind it, brighterwith sunshine and a few scattered showers. turning colder here. that range from eventually moves away and we see a ridge of high pressure building infor we see a ridge of high pressure building in for wednesday, before the next weather front moves in for thur

elsewhere it becomes messy, we are going to see a bit of drizzly rain pushing into wales in south—west englandite as cold, around four to 6 degrees to the west. we might see light frosting clear skies but not the ha rd frosting clear skies but not the hard frost that we had this morning. it is the meteor showers throughout the night, that is interesting because as we keep the clear skies and there is a new moon, in loupe —— rural spots you might see a good chance of catching a good glimpse. but back to the mess that is saturday. plowden drizzly rain across wales, south—west england will eventually have sunshine into the south east. the best chance on saturday of seeing sunshine. northern england and scotland away from the showers to the far north—east, around 6 degrees here. milder with a cloud and drizzle. those are your choices. not much change as we move out of saturday into sunday, keeping the mild and damp flow towards the south—west with outbreaks of light rain, clearer skies into the north. the north—east looks likely to cling onto the cold dhaka, the milder air trying to squeeze in bir

fine weather, but there will be showers for wales and south—west england. england. plenty of sunshine for many across the midlands. you may catch a shower in the west midlands. the northern england, a bright sky. in northern ireland, if you showers, and still a scattering of showers in northern scotland. a strong wind up northern scotland. a strong wind up north and a gusty wind over north sea coast throughout the afternoon. could be some hail stones, and they will be very gusty winds. most will see lots of sunshine, a brisk feel to things, but with that chilly wind, and haemorrhages in single figures, and just double figures for some “— figures, and just double figures for some —— temperatures in single figures. the strongest wind means there will be a wide spread frost developing. there may be a bit of snow at times over the high hills. but through the week it will turn milder after that cold and frosty start to the week. milder air on the way next week. cloud coming back to us. way next week. cloud coming back to us. patchy and occasional rain at times. t

england, south—west scotland, before dark. most of us are still in single figures. into monday morning, we take this moisture into the cold air in scotla nd moisture into the cold air in scotland and we could start monday with a bit of snow. perhaps notjust on the heels of scotland. just monitoring matter the weekend. we will keep you updated throughout the weekend online and of course through the app too. this is bbc world news. i'm alpa patel. our top stories: how much longer can robert mugabe hang on — as his own party calls for him to go. president mugabe has been recalled by zanu pf as being a leader of the party and the country. president trump tweets about the sexual abuse allegations surrounding democratic senator al franken — but stays silent on republican senate candidate roy moore. donald tusk gets tough — the president of the european council tells the uk to speed up with the brexit talks. while good progress is and citizens rights has been made, we need to see much more progress on ireland and on a financial settle

mild for some for wales and into south—west england to begin the day, but cloud and some patchy rain,spots perhaps into east anglia. but brightening up in northern england, keeping the sunshine in scotland but the blustery wind and showers in the far north, wintry on the hills and a lot of cloud in northern ireland but mainly dry. some of us technically milder than wales and the south—west, not feeling that way perhaps with the cloud and heavy rain but most of us, it's another single—figure, chilly day. saturday evening, saturday night, the rain becomes confined to far south—west of england. elsewhere, clearing skies. temperatures drop away again and the frost will be more widespread going into sunday morning. as ever, temperatures are lower than this in rural spots. but where you with that frost, you'll have some sunshine and it will continue for much of the day, we think, across scotland, northern and eastern parts of england. whereas for northern ireland, wales, south—west england, heading into the west midlands too, a lot of cloud around and a bit patchy rain. and temperatures aga

scattered showers first thing, still across north—west england, wales, down into south—west england.t, breezy, cold, yet plenty of sunshine. if you are heading to other remembrance sunday services, despite some showers into the south—west and a cluster of showers to wales and elsewhere it will be cold dry, predominantly sunnl will be cold dry, predominantly sunni, good sunshine to the spine of the country, some scattered showers of the east coast of northern ireland and some still wintry in flavour with any elevation into northern scotland. five or 6 degrees, a strong wind on the coast making it feel pretty chilly. the wind could clip a few showers, over the north sea coasts, showers through wales and north—west england but sandwiched between the two dry, settled, sunny, a little colder than in recent days, 6—10d are high. add sunday at high pressure will emerge further east and the winds will be right so temperatures expected to fall quite sharply. that will be noticeable first thing on monday morning, a hard frost likely in rule scotland, we could see minus five degrees. it's impor

bringing sunlight, patchy rain to centre where were starting to south—west england.y morning sunshine in the south east. it could turn out a grey, drab, disappointing afternoon for some of us. not too much rain, the odd spit here and there. in the car, quite cool especially if you do not get sunshine. io cool especially if you do not get sunshine. 10 degrees the high. sunshine northern england, ireland, south of scotland. keeping the risk ofa south of scotland. keeping the risk of a stronger breeze into the north and a few scattered showers, but generally not bad, cold with it, i've had and six at best. clear skies continue, right down through the spine of the country and further ease, cold, frosty, quite a cold start to sunday morning. with the exception again the south—west, the reason being that is where the milderair is reason being that is where the milder air is going to sit with us for much of the weekend. not making much of an impression other than across northern ireland, south—west england into sunday. quite a lot of car but not as cold. clear skies, more b

while the sun, wales and south—west england, but cloud and south—west england, but cloud and patchy rain spots perhaps in the east anglia but brightening up in northern england, the sunshine in scotland but blustery wind and showers in the far north, when three on the hills and cloudy northern ireland mainly dry. some of us technically milder than males and the south—west, not feeling that we perhaps with the cloud and heavy rain but most of us, another single filler —— single figure chilly day. rain comes from the far south—west of england, elsewhere clearing skies, the bridge is dropping away and the frost will be more widespread humming into sunday morning, as temperatures on the web and this in rural spots but we start with the frost, then sunshine and it will continue for much of the date across scotland, northern and eastern parts of england or the northern ireland, wales, south—west england, heading into the west midlands too, cloud and patchy rain and temperatures again in single figures. cold feeling day. cloud and trade extending north—east with as we go through sunday night an

a few showers in wales in south—west england. mostly dry. south—west england, breezy today.f england and east scotland. cloud increasing during the day. the odd bit of rain in northern ireland and the western fringes of england and wales. mostly dry. the best of the sunshine on monday the further east you are. a cold day. monday night and tuesday morning, wet weather. snow in the scottish mountains will slowly push eastwards. a different day to begin tuesday. that is how it is looking. thank you very much. not too bad. here is click. if it feels like the weather is getting weirder, well, that‘s because it is. in many parts of the world, meteorological records seem to be in many parts of the world, tumbling virtually year after year. and as it gets more erratic and extreme, the need for accurate forecasts becomes vital. this is the bbc‘s weather centre at new broadcasting house. this is where they take their best guess at what the next few days are going to look like. we kind of take it for granted, these days, but as you would expect, there‘s an awful lot of numbercrunching

icy patches but in north—west england, that begins the day. e some of these wintry showers heading further south. rain, sleet, snow. coming into scotland and northern ireland. increasingly sleet and snow into lower levels. as the start of the weekend. high pressure to the south—west of others. arctic air coming down across the uk. greater visibility, mind you. clean, arctic air. a further scattering of wintry showers into northern and western scotland. a few into the midlands and the far south—west of england. actually through southern and eastern parts of the uk, very likely to stay dry. plenty of sunshine but yes, feeling cold. this is what it tends to feel like. these temperatures come down even more if you get some of these showers moving on through. another frosty start on sunday morning. can see it in parts of the uk, a lot of dry sunny weather on sunday. still some wintry showers in the north and west, increasing cloud late in the day. monday will be less cold. then the cold air comes right back next week. retailers are gearing up for bl

south—west england, a scattering of showers. y. through tonight, continuing to see showers persisting for the north and east extending south through the night. scattering for northern ireland, wales, the south—west. dry weather around, clear skies particularly in the west. a cold night with patchy frost in protein spots, chance of ice, showers passing through particularly for scotland and northern ireland. tomorrow fairly similar, best of the brightness for south—west scotland, wales, the south—west scotland, wales, the south—west of england. showers working their way down the east coast, in the north, wintry to low levels. feeling cold with temperatures in the single figures, highs of 7—8dc. enter thursday, here is the pressure chart, high pressure to the west. the cold, northerly air. temperatures dropping into thursday. a cold start to the day was a good spells of sunshine, showers for eastern coastal areas. to be wintry at lower levels. showers for wales, the south—west, dry and bright weather around possibly. these are the h

heaviest in the hills of north—west england and the west of scotland.north of scotla nd rain but snowed in the north of scotland and could be slushy on the higher levels. the temperatures, as monday begins, the past three mondays have been below freezing and frosty start but not so tomorrow. across england, wales, northern ireland and even into southern scotland, double—figure temperatures. western scotland still on the chilly side. still some patchy rain for some of us, even into the afternoon. a few brighter brea ks to into the afternoon. a few brighter breaks to the east of high ground but don't expect much in the way of sunshine. do expect an much, much milderfeel sunshine. do expect an much, much milder feel to sunshine. do expect an much, much milderfeel to the sunshine. do expect an much, much milder feel to the weather, even across parts of scotland on tuesday but on tuesday, heavy rain in northern scotland. frankly as northern ireland and spread south—east through england and wales. notice these temperatures. that said, it will be colder again

elsewhere, a few fog patches up over high ground, notably across the higher parts of wales and south—west englandhe least that early morning patchy rain across eastern england will be clearing out of the way. so with a bit more detail, the morning forecast — a bit grey over the tops of the brecon beacons, the moors of south—west england with some hill fog patches here. could have a bit of fog across the salisbury plain, perhaps a bit misty for the downs and the chilterns first thing, otherwise we'll have this thick cloud continuing to bring some patchy outbreaks of rain just for the first part of the morning. but that rain will clear away pretty quickly. a few fog patches in the valleys of northern ireland where it's going to be a chilly start to the day. some sunshine for scotland, yes, but it's cold — temperatures low enough for a touch of frost across sheltered northern areas. as we go on through the rest of wednesday, that rain should clear out of the way but it will stay cloudy across the midlands and eastern england for most of the day. the weather brightens up for north—west england and wa

another rainmaker going into wales, north—west england, southern scotland.land. across scotland, a lot of dry weather to begin with, some rain and hill snow in the far north. the main rainmaker in this area stays around north wales, moving across more of northern england, into scotland. continued training especially across eastern parts of northern ireland. we may see 100 millimetres by the time this is finished. gail is developing into england and wales. some sunshine in south—east england but a very windy night, up to 70 mph on the exposed coasts and feels, some outbreaks of rain. and this is snow on thursday morning in northern scotland, even at lower levels we may see it accumulating causing travel problems. some showers moving south on thursday. still mild and sunny spells in east anglia and south—east england but beginning to turn cold in the north for more of us. the process stalls somewhat with this low pressure affecting southern part on friday. still some uncertainty about how people are going to see the rain. on saturday the cold air will complete

showers first thing across north—west england, wales and down into south—west england so if you are goingsome showers in the south—west and a cluster of showers through wales, i'll swear it will be cold, dry and predominantly sunni. a good slice of sunshine through the spine of the country, is scattered showers across the east of northern ireland and scattered showers still wintry flavour. 56 degrees of the strong wind on the coast making it feel pretty chilly. the wind could clip a few showers that there could be showers to wales and south—west england through the day but sandwiched between them, dry, settled, sunny, a little colder than it has failed in recent days, 6—10d are high. as we move out of sunday high pressure will nudge a little further east and the winds should be like the temperatures expected to fall away quite sharply. that will be noticeable first thing on monday morning, a hard frost likely, in rule parts of scotland, we could see minus five degrees. important because a weather front is pushing into the north—west and if it bumps into the north—west and if it bumps into

at 11am if you're heading to other remembrance sunday services, a few showers in south—west england andg up through central and northern england. a scattering of showers across the east coast of northern ireland and one or two filtering into the far north of scotland and with any height there could be wintry. as we go through the day, most showers will die back to the coast of wales, south—west england and some running of the north sea, elsewhere decent, dry and sunny as an afternoon, it will be quite beautiful but it will be cool with the northerly wind —— running of. top temperatures around six to ten. —— running of. winds will fall like and the area of high pressure nudges and the area of high pressure nudges a bit further east. —— will fall like. that will allow winds to fall lightly. a hard frost on monday morning and temperatures in sheltered glens of scotland as low as five. that's important because there's more cloud and rain into the north—west —— will fall might. we could see some snow —— will fall light. may be more straightforward in england and wales. not particularly warm,

zero west england, northern ireland, showers and the ice risk and showers in north—west england —— north—westwill be in eastern areas, the showers in the west will tend to use as the day goes on. but only as this area of cloud starts to invade from the atlantic —— will tend to ease. 0utbreaks invade from the atlantic —— will tend to ease. outbreaks of rain by the end of the day. just a subtle lift in the temperatures out west, it won't feel much less cold but beginning to creep up and that's a sign of what's to come tonight. plenty of changes tonight, rain into northern ireland, heavy rain at that, snow for a time over the hills of scotla nd that, snow for a time over the hills of scotland and then there's rain sinks across northern england and wales, a lot of rain in some of these areas and that band of rain pushes further south by the end of the night. ahead of it, mild compared to what we've had recently, 11 to start monday morning in plymouth by cold air holds on in scotland. quite windy overnight. strong winds continues tomorrow —— but cold air. a heavy burst of rain likely for most area

elsewhere, a few fog patches up over high ground, notably across the higher parts of wales and south—west englanda cloudy start but at the least that early morning patchy rain across eastern england will be clearing out of the way. so with a bit more detail, the morning forecast — a bit grey over the tops of the brecon beacons, the moors of south—west england with some hill fog patches here. could have a bit of fog over the salisbury plain, perhaps a bit misty for the downs and the chilterns first thing, otherwise we'll have this thick cloud continuing to bring some patchy outbreaks of rain just for the first part of the morning. but that rain will clear away pretty quickly. a few fog patches in the valleys of northern ireland where it's going to be a chilly start to the day. some sunshine for scotland, yes, but it's cold — temperatures low enough for a touch of frost across sheltered northern areas. as we go on through the rest of wednesday, that rain should clear out of the way but it will stay cloudy across the midlands and eastern england for most of the day. the weather brightens up for nort

near the coast so for many inland areas and try and sunny but into the showers across the south—west of england crossed west wales with northern ireland ilonen are now strengthening winds. wintry showers across northern scotland, near the coast and north—east england will get blown inland through the morning down towards the midlands and across east anglia and the afternoon. more cloud around here so that is a change as the day goes on. temperatures lower than today, feeling colder especially in the wind but many places will be dry. this is the pressure pattern on tuesday into wednesday, and for a good few days after, i pressure to the west, low pressure to the east with the wind is coming down from the north. a cold wind blowing, but as many showers from northern ireland and west wales and the south—west this time, more showers eastern coast of england where the wind will be cold and strong, wintry showers from northern scotland again but inland parts, but it is more sheltered from the showers and wins it will be dry with sunshine showing. not much change into thursday, a few showers running e

elsewhere, a few fog patches up over high ground, notably across the higher parts of wales and south—west englandng to be quite a cloudy start but at least that early morning patchy rain across eastern england will be clearing out of the way. so with a bit more detail, the morning forecast — a bit grey over the tops of the brecon beacons, the moors of south—west england with some hill fog patches here. could have a bit of fog over the salisbury plain, perhaps a bit misty for the downs and the chilterns first thing, otherwise we'll have this thick cloud continuing to bring some patchy outbreaks of rain just for the first part of the morning. but that rain will clear away pretty quickly. a few fog patches in the valleys of northern ireland where it's going to be a chilly start to the day. some sunshine for scotland, yes, but it's cold — temperatures low enough for a touch of frost across sheltered northern areas. as we go on through the rest of wednesday, that rain should clear out of the way but it will stay cloudy across the midlands and eastern england for most of the day. the weather brightens

elsewhere, a few fog patches up over high ground, notably across the higher parts of wales and south—west englandorning patchy rain across eastern england will be clearing out of the way. so with a bit more detail, the morning forecast — a bit grey over the top of the brecon beacons, the moors of south—west england with some hill fog patches here. could have a bit of fog across the salisbury plain, perhaps a bit misty for the downs and chilterns first thing, otherwise this thick cloud bringing patchy outbreaks of rain for the first part of the morning. that rain will clear away pretty quickly. a few fog patches on the valleys of northern ireland. some sunshine to scotland but it is cold, low enough for a touch of frost across sheltered northern areas. as we go on through the rest of wednesday, that rain should clear out but it will stay cloudy across the midlands and eastern england for most of the day. the weather brightens up for north—west england and wales with some sunny spells here but no doubt about it, the best of the sunshine will be across scotland, particularly eastern areas. rain, tho

not too much but some heavy bursts in south wales and south—west england. my other. —— are some of us milder. single thing —— single figure temperatures again for most of us. into saturday night, outbreaks of rain in parts of wales and southern england, allowing clear skies across much of the uk. the frost will take hold going into sunday morning. quite widespread and shop in places and at other temperatures fall lower away from town centres to below freezing. we will see the sunshine on sunday in the east, not so cold for northern ireland and wales and the south—west but cloudy with patchy rain, trying to push east but only making limited progress on sunday and for most of us temperatures in single figures. cloud and rain will move north east sunday night into monday and called a rare in scotland means that when monday begin there could be some snow in scotland and perhaps not just on the hills. keep an eye on that through the weekend. whatever you're doing, you can find the forecast at bbc weather website. this is bbc news. robert mugabe, the robert howle

at "am, if you're heading for other remembrance sunday services, a few showers into south—west englande showers will have eased across the south—east corner, a good slice of sunshine generally stretching up through much of central and northern england. a scattering of showers across the east coast of northern ireland and one or two filtering into the far north of scotland. again, with any height, it could be of a wintry flavour too. as we go through the day, most of the showers will die back to the coasts of wales, south—west england and one or two just running in off the north sea. elsewhere, decent, dry sunny afternoon. it will be really quite beautiful but yes, it will be cooler with that northerly wind. so top temperatures of around 6—10 degrees. now, as we move out of sunday into monday, winds will fall light and the area of high pressure just nudges a little bit further east. that's going to allow those temperatures to fall away quite widely. another hard frost for another monday morning and in fact, temperatures in sheltered glens of scotland as low as —5. that's important becau

elsewhere, a few fog patches up over high ground, notably across the higher parts of wales and south—west englandbut at the least that early—morning patchy rain across eastern england will be clearing out of the way. so with a bit more detail, the morning forecast — a bit grey over the top of the brecon beacons, the moors of south—west england, with some hill fog patches here. could have a bit of fog across the salisbury plain, perhaps a bit misty for the downs and the chilterns first thing. 0therwise, we'll have this thick cloud continuing to bring patchy outbreaks of rain just for the first part of the morning, but that rain will clear away pretty quickly. a few fog patches in the valleys of northern ireland where it's going to be a chilly start to the day. some sunshine for scotland, yes, but it is cold. temperatures low enough for a touch of frost across sheltered northern areas. now, as we go on through the rest of wednesday, that rain should clear out, but it will stay cloudy across the midlands and eastern england for most of the day. the weather brightens up, though, for north—west englan

any cloud and showers towards the coastal areas, around west wales, north—west england, into the northd into sunday. little change. windier in the far north—east of scotland. for many on sunday some sunshine, chilly north west wind, frosty start, temperatures on sunday reaching a maximum of 9 degrees. a brief mild speu maximum of 9 degrees. a brief mild spell going into monday, turning colder again for the rest of next week. goodbye. goodbye. hello it's wednesday november 23rd, it's 9 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. common—sense budget, according conservative mp5. but with a gloomy outlook for the economy will the government's spending plans be overshadowed by a squeeze on family incomes? and just got in on with the job i'm doing which is to steer the economy through this period, prepared it for growth in britain's post—brexit future. lam i am worried that the government seems to have learned no lessons from what the 0br are saying about this failure to invest and the failure to tackle our productivity crisis. has the chancellor done enough, we'll talk to a

north—western england not daring to badly. the westot as warm as it was yesterday. temperatures have dropped across the uk, only eight or nine degrees at the best, instead of double figures. most around 7— four celsius. still a few showers in northern ireland and western england, but not as many as western england, but not as many as we saw yesterday. the chance of some sunshine. tonight showers and land will fade away. some will continue around the coast across eastern and northern parts of the uk and maybe to western parts of wales. most will have a clear night. where you see showers... (inaudible). throughout the day, we will see a cold wind blowing today into tonight and into tomorrow. it will strengthen across eastern parts as well. a touch of gale force along the north sea coast. on wednesday many counties of the thinning and will be prone to showers, turning wintry across the north—east. still some showers across the north—east of scotland and some running down the far west of wales and to cornwall. mostly a dry day, but a chill

turning windy for the evening in south—west england, wales and north—west england, wales and north—westparts of north—east scotland and a few showers possible in southern scotla nd few showers possible in southern scotland and northern ireland but the highlands and islands remain wet into the evening and heavy rain mixed in with the rain band that will push south and east through the night. strong and gusty winds before it arrives and as the rain starts to fall, the wettest weather in northern ireland and parts of scotland, finishing the night in western wales. as it clears from northern ireland, could be a frost in the west as we start tuesday morning. cold in the south—east and far north—west to start tomorrow morning. the morning commute will be different, scotland thoroughly wet in eastern areas and heavy rain developing in the morning rush—hour in wales and parts of western england. that rain spreading to the midlands in the lunchtime period and almost reaches east anglia and the south—east but largely dry, only a few showers. sunny conditions developing in the west but colder air

this is the most significant area of wet weather tomorrow, north wales, north—west england and southernotland. up to 100 millimetres possible in the hills. and the wind strengthening across england and wales with gales developing. up to 70 miles an hour on exposed coasts and hills. some very windy weather on wednesday night especially in england and wales. outbreaks of rain around and the north of scotland going into thursday morning having some snow even at lower levels. keep an eye on that during thursday morning. wet weather elsewhere, many places though becoming dry and even sunny for some. another area of low pressure will begin on friday, some uncertainty about the detail. but heavy rain across southern parts of england in particular friday night. and as that moves away at the start of the week ended the cold air moves south across the uk so much colder for the start of the weekend. that enhanced by a strong wind, gale force in places, some sunshine but also wintry showers and many of them producing sleet and snow rather than rain on saturday. more as ever online. performance, des

so is continuing in wales and south—west england through the day.but cold. as we move out of remembrance sunday into monday, it will turn colder still with high—pressure quite mean things down and killing off the showers. another hard frost from monday morning with temperatures in rural parts of scotla nd temperatures in rural parts of scotland down to minus five. that is important because we are expecting more cloud and rain pushing in. we could see some snow, maybe some significant snow so we will need to keep an iron that. more straightforward further south, clouding over, largely dry and not particularly warm. the weather front continuing to push south and east into tuesday, introducing milder weather but also the potential for some light rain. we start the new week cold and frosty but turning milder with some more rain to come. take care. this is bbc news. our top stories: face to face, president trump says he believes vladimir putin when he says russia didn't meddle in the us elections. the husband of a british—iranian woman injail in tehran h

maybe into wales in south—west england. for many of us, pa rt south—west england. at pictures. well down into single figures, add on that window that will be a chilly day. that begs the question, do you prefer your weather at this time of year cloudy, damp and mild, or do you prefer it's sunny and chilly? that is your choice. i'm not offering to change things over the weekend, but that is what is coming up weekend, but that is what is coming up on sunday. let's take a look at today's papers. the front page of the times. foreign minister stoked stories about priti patel, so say allies or supporters of her. they've accused pro palestinian ministers, stoking stories about so—called secret meetings with israeli figures. the front page of the times has a picture of kevin spacey. the film is being reshot and edited as we reported yesterday, to take it out of the film. lead story is that david cameron claimed a £500 million investment deal, with which he may ta ke investment deal, with which he may take a job. the daily mail. britain's top police chief is quoting comments

showers coming from the irish sea across in the north—west of england.morrow starting dry and bright. cloud still left overin dry and bright. cloud still left over in the south will stop mr fog patches in the south—east after the overnight rain has cleared away. one oi’ overnight rain has cleared away. one or two showers wandering through the english channel from the south—west and they could push inland, but very few showers around for england and wales. most showers across the western half of scotland and the north of northern ireland. a fair bit of sunshine outside those showers. it will feel cold. not so much because it will be windy, light wind, but cold air so temperatures lower than today. it will stay cold this weekend. it will probably feel colder because the wind will pick up again. some frost overnight with spells of sunshine around and also wintry showers. those most likely across northern and western parts of the uk. further south and east you 90, the uk. further south and east you go, a good chance you will stay dry and quite sunny, but the

a few into north—west england as well.h some sunshine around. quite chilly too but across southern britain there will be more cloud around. one or two showers so a little less cold here. temperatures around 7—8 degrees at about eight o'clock in the morning. that is how it is looking to start on friday. through the day, we lose the showers for many southern areas. actually a good portion of england and wales, a fine afternoon to come with lengthy sunny spells and sunshine becoming more wisdespread across the south—east. for much of scotland, particularly northern and western scotland, northern ireland, the far north—west of england, further wintry showers and it's going to be windy, particularly in the far north, with gales and severe gales. temperatures of only 3—10 across the south—east. that leads into a pretty chilly weekend. we'll see overnight frost as well. there will be further wintry showers, particularly on saturday in the north and the west. but emphasis will be on dry and bright and sunny weather. so this is sat