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

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

and later in the afternoon, the winds will start to strengthen across south—west england. celsius, perhaps 18 or 19 for the channel islands. more rain to come across southern parts of england through this evening. eventually it starts to ease away but we are seeing more rain returning for the north and west later on tonight. a few showers going across northern and western parts of scotland. elsewhere, some clearer skies and a fairly chilly night, particularly for rural parts of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, with temperatures getting close to freezing. somewhat milder further south. 0n into sunday then, we have another frontal system working its way eastwards. that's going to bring more rain for a time through the morning. pressure building out to the west, and things turning drier through the afternoon. but further heavy rain for a time tomorrow morning in a similar area to where we will see today, southern and central parts of england and wales. but it will clear away eastwards. still some showers coming across on that brisk north—westerly wind, particul

brighter skies returning to south—west england and wales later in the day with a few showers. ine and scattered showers. we will continue to see showers and it odd rumble of thunder with some hail mixed in as well. temperatures not great for this time of year. 11 to 15 degrees. we lose the wet weather from the south—east of england. most places dry to end the day on sunday. high—pressure moves in from the west. this area of high pressure will quieten the weather down as we move into the new working week. monday will be a much improved date up monday will be a much improved date up and down the country. sunshine on offer for the week ahead, showers across parts of scotland, northern ireland, it should be bright after a 5°99y ireland, it should be bright after a soggy weekend across southern parts of england and wales as well. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: christine blasey ford, the woman who has accused us supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault when they were teenagers, has agreed to testify against him next week. as iran's presiden

the amount of rain over the high ground of wales and north—west england come up to four inches of rain gales we expect across england and wales. this is happening because on that weather front bringing rain we are developing low pressure which slows it down and intensifies it particularly over the hills. it also picks up the wind strength in england and wales with those gale force winds likely. everything is then swept away out into the near continent including any remaining warmth and we get cooler and fresh air arriving warmth and we get cooler and fresh airarriving on warmth and we get cooler and fresh air arriving on friday and north—westerly effluent which means some showers come into scotland and northern ireland gone into northern england and wales. further south it might be dry with some sunshine but the temperatures are back to where they should be for this time of the year. turning cooler and fresh on friday heading into the weekend, but said they might start off quite pleasant. some sunshine and for the most pa rt pleasant. some sunshine and for the most part dry but we're n

. north—west england. and temperatures around 14 degrees at best. at best. ease and under starry skieswill turn chilly. turn chilly. newcastle, glasgow and edinburgh will be at two or three degrees. will be at two or three degrees. a bright start to the new working week. week. sunshine but we tend to lose the northerly wind as the day wears on. northerly wind as the day wears on. scotland and outbreaks of rain late in the day. in the day. the winds switch around to more of a westerly direction. westerly direction. coal that and bring something a bit less chilly. —— cold air. north—west and for a time, it will feel less chilly. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... to back her plan for brexit. calling it "deranged". will show party unity. get a good dealfor the united kingdom. island of sulawesi. with many thought to be trapped under collapsed buildings. intelligence officer. by the investigative website bellingcat. that said he was ready to take the firm private. he'll also pay a 20—million dollar fine. now on bbc news, its time for witness. hello and welcome to witness. in 20th ce

the rain always heaviest across the hills and coasts of north—west england and wales.und, it's one of those fronts where the rain's probably not going to amount to too much. but nevertheless there will be some damp weather getting into the east of the pennines, for example. given it stays quite windy overnight, temperatures will stay up into double figures. and this massive long weather front marks the dividing line between some coolish air that we've got flowing into northern areas, and air that's come in more from the mid—tropical atlantic across the south. so a lot of cloud around, but we are going to see the highest temperatures across southern counties of england. now, i wouldn't even rule out an odd spot of drizzle towards the coasts and hills in the south to start the day. but, for many of us, probably a dry start. now, through the day we'll see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channel for a time. and there'll be further showers in western scotland as well. temperature—wise, coolish air across the north of the uk

running into north—west england. is in double figures. you are clear, dipping down to single figures. we're watching a weather system coming in from the atlantic. it may produce early rain in the far south of another hour before it brightens up. most of the rain will run on to wales, parts of northern england, the midlands and parts of eastern england. a mixture of this cloud, some bright and sunny spells with actually mainly dry. breezy through our frontal zone. actually mainly dry. breezy through ourfrontal zone. a bit of actually mainly dry. breezy through our frontal zone. a bit of patchy rain in scotland but by the afternoon, some sunny spells around. dry weather, two, and temperatures on saturday in the mid—to high teens. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government is drawing up the biggest change to divorce law in england and wales in almost 50 years, allowing more couples to split without apportioning blame. thousands of ba customers cancel their credit cards after a huge data breach at the airline. a spe

the rain always heaviest across the hills and coasts of north—west england and wales.to too much. but nevertheless there will be some damp weather getting into the east of the pennines, for example. given it stays quite windy overnight, temperatures will stay up into double figures. and this massive long weather front marks the dividing line between some coolish air that we've got flowing into northern areas, and air that's come in more from the mid—tropical atlantic across the south. so a lot of cloud around, but we are going to see the highest temperatures across southern counties of england. now, i wouldn't even rule out an odd spot of drizzle towards the coasts and hills in the south to start the day. but, for many of us, probably a dry start. now, through the day we'll see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channel for a time. and there'll be further showers in western scotland as well. temperature—wise, coolish air across the north of the uk, with temperatures between around 13 and 16 celsius. but, further south, we

the north—west improving a bit, as will western parts of wales, but north—east england cloud in over s, still some warmth, 24 possible with the sunshine. clear skies to come here through the night, as we will see in western parts. chilly in the west, temperatures in western parts of northern ireland down to two or three. double figures and pat during into tomorrow morning. parts of south—east scotland and into northern england, the midlands and some in the south—west. some sunshine to be had across east anglia and the south—east but a bit more cloud developing here. while we will see that cloudy zone with a few splashes of rain, many will get through tomorrow bright. temperatures generally in the mid—to—high teens, potentially up to 22 in the south—east corner —— bright. for the middle part of the week, —— dry. a few showers here and there. a breeze picking up from a northerly direction with temperatures starting to drop and for the back half of the week, and into the start of the weekend, with low pressure in charge, feeling a lot more autumnal. cooler conditions, rain at times aroun

we will start the day with patchy, light rain across parts of the south—west, wales, north—west englandross scotland. actually, away from the wet areas, it won't turn into a bad day. some spells of sunshine with patchy cloud. it will be breezy but warmer than it was today, 23 degrees in london. some showers across wales and the midlands but by the afternoon, relatively bright. the same for northern ireland. eastern scotland perking up. western scotland, however, heavier downpours with thunderstorms brought in on a brisk wind. it will only increase on sunday night. wind gusts up to 55 mph. further south, still quite breezy but generally quieter night in prospect. another lump of rain moving across northern areas on monday as the frontal system approaches. 0nce monday as the frontal system approaches. once again, windy. 0n tuesday, the trailing weather front which will chop the country in half. to the north of it, relatively cool air. to the south of it, warm air wafting in our direction. split fortu nes wafting in our direction. split fortunes as we head into the start of the new working

outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland, parts of scotland and north—west england.d into tuesday, we could see gusts getting up to 70 mph for parts of scotla nd getting up to 70 mph for parts of scotland and northern ireland. again, walked around the parts of england and wales but a messy, u nsettled england and wales but a messy, unsettled picture monday night introduced a. see how the ice above a tightly packed together? some really strong winds for a time as a going into tuesday. the early part of next week, strong winds, very warm in the south—east and some rain in the south and the north. hello, this is bbc news. iam martine i am martine croxall. we are just exploring the breath of language here and what we can get away with. —— breadth. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. 1a people have died in a massive storm in the northern philippines. it's the strongest typhoon so far this year, with 20—foot storm surges. in the us, tropical storm florence is causing catastrophic flooding on the east coast. five people hav

, north—west england, northern ireland for a time through the first part of the morning.though, moving northwards across scotland. by the afternoon, many places should be fine and dry, if rather breezy. there will be some spells of sunshine, a bit of patchy cloud as well, but a warmer day across the south—eastern corner. 23 degrees in london. there could be some showers from our old weather front just moving across wales, into the midlands, maybe north—west england. much of northern england fine with some spells of sunshine. northern ireland having a decent afternoon. eastern scotland cheering up quite nicely. but for western scotland, you can see these showers and perhaps thunderstorms pushing back in from the west. they will continue during sunday evening into the night, blown in on an increasingly strong wind. we could see wind gusts of up to 50, maybe 55mph. so that wet and windy weather will continue to sweep eastwards across scotland as we go through into monday. further south, largely dry. some clear spells, but despite those clear, starry skies overhead, there wil

, north—west england, northern ireland for a time through the first part of the morning.cross scotland. by the afternoon, many places should be fine and dry, if rather breezy. there will be some spells of sunshine with patchy cloud but a warmer day across the south—eastern corner. 23 degrees in london. there could be some showers from our old weather front just moving across wales, into the midlands, maybe north—west england. much of northern england fine with spells of sunshine. northern ireland having a decent afternoon. eastern scotland cheering up quite nicely. for western scotland, you can see the showers and perhaps thunderstorms pushing back in from the west. they will continue during sunday evening into the night, blown in on an increasingly strong wind. wind gusts of up to 50, maybe 55mph. the wet and windy weather will continue to sweep eastwards across scotland as we go through into monday. further south, largely dry. some clear spells, but despite those clear, starry skies overhead, there will still be a bit of a breeze so it won't get too cold. many places in

quite murky around the hills as well for the brecon beacons and the moors for the south—west of englande rain will be light and patchy, some places might well dodge it and stay dry, some of that wet weather may render on into south—west england into the afternoon. further blustery showers for south—west scotland, in between there is some decent spells of sunshine. top temperatures, 18, 19 in the sunshine but feeling a lot cooler and fresher across southern counties. that takes us into wednesday evening and overnight. more rain returned to the north—west, that weather front moving away from south—east england and it could turn out to be quite a chilly night particulate for eastern england, with temperatures for some in the countryside dropping to three orfour in the countryside dropping to three or four degrees, in the countryside dropping to three orfour degrees, one of in the countryside dropping to three or four degrees, one of the cooler nights that we have seen so far. chilly start for thursday, quite a bit of sunshine and dry weather for england and wales, a week called front pushe

, north—west england, northern ireland for a time through the first part of the morning.astwards. some heavier rain, though, moving northwards across scotland. by the afternoon, many places should be fine and dry, if rather breezy. there will be some spells of sunshine, a bit of patchy cloud as well, but a warmer day across the south—eastern corner. 23 degrees in london. there could be some showers from our old weather front just moving across wales, into the midlands, maybe north—west england. much of northern england fine with some spells of sunshine. northern ireland having a decent afternoon. eastern scotland cheering up quite nicely. but for western scotland, you can see these showers and perhaps thunderstorms pushing back in from the west. they will continue during sunday evening into the night, blown in on an increasingly strong wind. we could see wind gusts of up to 50, maybe 55mph. so that wet and windy weather will continue to sweep eastwards across scotland as we go through into the early hours of monday. further south, largely dry. some clear spells, but despi

we see another feature run into wales and the south—west of england as we head on into saturday. and wales through the day. meanwhile, low pressure to the north of the country continues to bring showers to much of scotland. so i think saturday, you see that rain spreading its way eastwards, and then into sunday, probably the better day, the drier and the slightly brighter day. this is bbc news. the headlines: a senior aide to to donald trump has said members of the administration are working to frustrate parts of his agenda to protect the country from his "worst inclinations". the unnamed official said trump's "amorality" and "impulsiveness" had led to ill—informed and reckless decisions. president trump slammed the critic as "gutless". after talks in pyongyang, south korea's envoy says president moonjae—in will meet kimjong—un in north korea later this month. it will be the first time in more than a decade that a south korean leader has visited the north korean capital. britain has named two russian intelligence officers as suspects in the novichok nerve agent attack. the britis

we see another feature run into wales and the south—west of england as we head on into saturday.hrough the day. meanwhile, low pressure to the north of the country continues to bring showers to much of scotland. so i think saturday, you see that rain spreading its way eastwards, and then into sunday, probably the better day, the drier and the slightly brighter day. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: a senior aide to donald trump accuses him of "amorality" and " reckless decision—making". the president calls the attack "gutless" and "phony". south korea confirms president moonjae—in is to meet north korean leader, kimjong—un, for a summit in pyongyang in two weeks‘s time. britain names two russian military intelligence officers as suspects in the novichok nerve agent attack, but how could moscow be held to account? a daughter enslaved by the extremist group, the so—called islamic state, is freed but thousands more yazidis are missing or dead. we report from northern iraq on a community in cri

tuesday. cover on northern ireland, into north—west england and wales. north—west england and wales.ern ireland and scotland. —— it's looking windier. it is the dominant feature for much of the uk. dominant feature for much of the uk. but more unsettled the further north and west you are. earthquake and tsunami. more than 800 people are now feared dead. for survivors who may be trapped. translation: i'm going out of my mind. i don't know where my children are. i'm going crazy with worry about them. i have no news at all. it's feared the final death toll could reach thousands. we'll be reporting from sulawesi, the island that's been hit. also tonight... them as "deranged. as chairman of tesla to avoid charges of fraud. cheering. europe! over the united states. good evening. died after an earthquake and tsunami there. when rescue workers reach some of the worst affected areas. the quake — of magnitude 7. on friday and triggered a tsunami with waves of up to six metres. mass burials are taking place to stop the spread of disease. and sent this report. still under the rubble of this hote

we see another feature run into wales and the south—west of england as we head on into saturday. to parts of england and wales through the day. meanwhile, low pressure to the north of the country continues to bring showers to much of scotland. so i think saturday, you see that rain spreading its way eastwards, and then into sunday, probably the better day, the drier and the slightly brighter day. this is bbc news. the headlines: a senior aide to to donald trump has attacked him in the new york times, suggesting many senior officials are secretly working to resist the president, to frustrate what they see as his worst impulses. the anonymous editorial says mr trump's amorality and impulsiveness have led to ill—informed and reckless decisions. president trump has called the attack gutless and phony. after talks in pyongyang, south korea's envoy has said president moonjae—in will meet kimjong—un in north korea for three days this month, from 18—21 september. britain has named two officers in russian military intelligence as suspects in the novichok nerve agent attack. the british pr

we see another feature run into wales and the south—west of england as we head on into saturday.'m talking about, could bring some wet weather to england and wales through the day. meanwhile, low pressure to the north of the country continues to bring showers to the north of scotland. saturday, we will see that rain spreading eastwards, and then on sunday, probably the better day, the drier and slightly brighter day. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: britain names two russian intelligence officers as suspects in the novichok nerve agent attack — and says moscow must be held to account. should either of these individuals ever again travel outside of russia we will take every possible step to detain them, to extradite them and to bring them to face justice here in the united kingdom. a daughter enslaved by islamic state is freed. we report on the plight of the yazidi community in iraq. i was scared to come back. i was scared my family would kill me. i was so surprised at the welcome i got. i'm babita sharma in london.

we see another feature run into wales and the south—west of england as we had on into saturday.ather to england and wales through the day. were pressured to the north of the country will bring showers, of scotland. saturday, we will see that rain spreading eastwards and into sunday, probably the better day. drier and slightly brighter day. i'm babita sharma with bbc news. our top story. britain calls for an urgent meeting of the un security council over the novichok nerve agent attack. the british prime minister theresa may says the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter was almost certainly approved by the russian state. thousands of members of the religious minority the yazidis are still missing, four years after so—called islamic state attacked them in their ancestral home in iraq. and this video is trending on bbc.com: researchers are calling it a "major medical threat" after discovering a new superbug is spreading undetected in hospitals. the bacteria are resistant to all known antibiotics and may be increasing the risk of severe infections and even death

england and wales. to the south—east of that, still, a little bit of warmth. but further north and westins quite blustery during wednesday night. further showers packing in towards north—western areas, then this lump of heavy rain begins to show its hand across the south—west of england, wales, into the midlands, parts of eastern england as well by the end of the night. pretty humid to the south—east, much cooler up to the north—west. so low pressure still in charge on thursday morning, but it's this weather front that gives us most cause for concern on thursday. look at it wriggling back into the atlantic. pulses of moisture willjust continue to run along this weather front, so as we get into thursday afternoon, it looks like the rain will pep up again across parts of the south—west, but particularly wales, into the west midlands, north—west england. heavy and persistent rain, which could cause travel disruption and localised flooding. to the south—east, some dry weather, still a little bit of warmth. much cooler across scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england, and all o

england. strong winds early next week, very warm in the south—east but some rain for the north and west.rica and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: at least 25 dead as typhoon mankut wreaks havoc in the philippines. warnings in the us that storm florence is "farfrom done". president trump declares a disaster in north carolina. the british prime minister defends her brexit plan — but dismisses talk of a leadership challenge. this is where i get a little bit irritated. this debate is not about my future. this debate is about the future of the people of the uk and the future of the united kingdom. and charting the polar icecaps from space. nasa's new mission launches a laser into orbit.

it's a dry and find tuesday for many of you, but the day begins across south—west england, south eastcal editor norman smith is in westminster. plenty to discuss. let's start with the labour party and move on to the conservatives in a moment. how big an issue is this for them today considering all the discussion there has been in the past few weeks and months? it's a huge issue because in pa rt months? it's a huge issue because in part it has been such a massive distraction for the labour party during these long summer months when they have been embroiled in this row over anti—semitism and all the signs are they will not be able to put a lid on it today. although they will accept the international code, it looks like they are going to add some of their own words, some of their own phrases, to protect those who want to criticise the israeli government. that will not go down well with many in thejewish community who are saying, "for goodness' sake, just accept the recognised code on anti—semitism". the question is whether that will prompt a further uprising of labour mps with many now t

england and wales. to the south—east of that, still, a little bit of warmth. but further north and westrength of that wind. and it remains quite blustery during wednesday night. further showers packing in towards north—western areas, and then this lump of heavy rain begins to show its hand across the south—west of england, wales, into the midlands, parts of eastern england as well by the end of the night. pretty humid to the south—east, much cooler up to the north—west. so low pressure still in charge on thursday morning, but it's this weather front that gives us most cause for concern on thursday. look at it wriggling back into the atlantic. pulses of moisture willjust continue to run along this weather front, so as we get into thursday afternoon, it looks like the rain will pep up again across parts of the south—west, but particularly wales, into the west midlands, north—west england. heavy and persistent rain, which could cause travel disruption and localised flooding. to the south—east, some dry weather, still a little bit of warmth. much cooler across scotland, northern ireland and

this targeting northern ireland, scotland, northern england and the north—west of wales with some strongy up to 75 mph according to the met office weather warning in force across exposed parts of western scotland. a lot of heavy rain across the north, could bring surface water flooding issues. further south, a bit of rain but largely dry towards the south—east where it says warm. you're watching beyond one hundred days. there are just six months to go before brexit — but is anyone ready to agree a deal? i've come to burnley — where people voted 2—1 to leave the eu — to find out how confident they are britain made the right choice. theresa may says her plan can get the best deal for britain. and she's warning opponents there's no viable alternative. we'll get a good deal, we will bring that back from the eu negotiations, and put that to parliament. i think that the alternative to that will be not having a deal. an allegation of sexual abuse haunts president trump's nominee for the supreme court — throwing the confirmation into turmoil. also on the programme: floods after hurricane florenc

later in the afternoon, winds will strengthen across south—west england. 2 to 16 celsius, that's 18 or 19 for the channel islands. more rain to come across southern parts of england through this evening, eventually easing away but more rain returning in the west later in the night, giving a few showers across northern and western parts of scotland. elsewhere, clearer skies and a fairly chilly night, particularly for rural parts of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, with temperatures getting close to freezing. milder further south. on sunday, another frontal system works its way eastwards, bringing more rain through the morning. pressure building up to the west, things turning drierfor the afternoon. further heavy rain for a time tomorrow morning, in a similar area to where we will see today, southern and central parts of england and wales. it will clear away eastwards, still some showers coming across on that brisk northwesterly wind, particularly for northern and western scotland, a few filtering their way further northwards and again, temper

at some brightness into the south—west of england, 19 celsius.ells and showers. a similar story in northern ireland. showers across scotla nd northern ireland. showers across scotland will be really heavy, with rumbles of thunder and flashes of lightning. across the northern half of the country particularly, very cool of the country particularly, very cool, 13—14 at best. this evening and overnight, a band of cloud and rain continuing to sync across south wales and southern parts of england. then we see some clear spells and some showery rain pushing towards the north—east by the end of the night. it will turn quite chilly, evenin night. it will turn quite chilly, even in towns and cities in the north, down to 5—6. tomorrow, a cool start, some bright weather around. the further south and west, not a bad day, with styles of sunshine. the north—eastern areas, we will see rain coming and going all day long. some of that rain will be quite heavy and it will be breezy, especially in the north—eastern areas. even if you have some sunshine, it will feel

, north—west england, northern ireland for a time through the first part of the morning.thwards across scotland. by the afternoon, many places should be fine and dry, if rather breezy. there will be some spells of sunshine, a bit of patchy cloud as well, but a warmer day across the south—eastern corner. 23 degrees in london. there could be some showers from our old weather front just moving across wales, into the midlands, maybe north—west england. much of northern england fine with some spells of sunshine. northern ireland having a decent afternoon. eastern scotland cheering up quite nicely. but for western scotland, you can see these showers and perhaps thunderstorms pushing back in from the west. they will continue during sunday evening into the night, blown in on an increasingly strong wind. we could see wind gusts of up to 50, maybe 55mph. so that wet and windy weather will continue to sweep eastwards across scotland as we go through into the early hours of monday. further south, largely dry. some clear spells, but despite those clear, starry skies overhead, there wi

but our weather front has cloud from south—west england, wales, the west midlands, northern england,tland. some patchy rain, some heavier bursts to begin the day in south—east scotland, clearing away. any rain on the front, though, turning increasingly light into the afternoon, showery in nature. north, north—west scotland here with sunny spells, and northern ireland lighter winds than the weekend. so yes, it is cooler, but still pleasant in the sun. much cooler through eastern scotland, north—east england, where some patchy rain continues into the afternoon, compared with the weekend. some sunny spells developing through western counties of wales. the east midlands, east anglia and south—east england with sunny spells, and you're on the warm side of the weather front, so temperatures here still in the low and in some spots mid—20s. now, our weather front monday night and into tuesday, it's this area of cloud, barely budges. hardly any rain on it, though. underneath it, temperatures are holding into double figures. but now most of scotland and northern ireland is on the colder side o

outbreaks of rain arriving into northern ireland, parts of scotland and north west england and the wind the average speeds but the gusts will be strengthening. 0vernight monday into tuesday, gusts getting up monday into tuesday, gusts getting up to 70 miles an hourfor monday into tuesday, gusts getting up to 70 miles an hour for scotland and northern ireland. again, some warmth around in parts of england and wales but a very messy and u nsettled and wales but a very messy and unsettled picture monday night into tuesday. see how that isobars are tightly packed together. some really strong winds for a time as we go into tuesday. for the early part in next week, strong winds, very warm in the south and east, some rain for the north and west. this is bbc world news today. i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories: destruction in the philippines — at least 14 are killed after this year's strongest typhoon batters the north of the country. more weather warnings in the us — the military assess the damage as storm florence wreaks havoc on north and south carolina. the pope visits sicily and urges

gusts of 40- 45 blustery this morning with gusts of 40— 45 mph, wind strengthening across south—west englands. eventually it will ease away. then the rain will develop late in the night. showers across northern and western parts of scotland. elsewhere, clear skies across northern and western parts of scotland. elsewhere, clearskies and a chilly night. temperatures in rural spots of northern england and scotla nd rural spots of northern england and scotland close to freezing. tomorrow, further outbreaks of rain working eastwards before this area of high pressure develops. further rain through tomorrow morning across central and southern in the end and wales, some of it heavy, clearing east, sunshine behind, showers feeding through on the brisk north—westerly wind and strong and squally wind as it clears east through the afternoon. temperatures tomorrow not much higher than 15 or 16 degrees. and again fairly strong wind with gustss of 40 or 45 miles an hour in east anglia and south—east england as the rain moves eastwards through tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow evening most of the showers and rai

but our weather front has cloud from south—west england, wales, the west midlands, northern england,outh—east scotland, clearing away. any rain on the front, though, turning increasingly light in the afternoon, showery in nature. north, north—west scotland here with sunny spells, and northern ireland lighter winds than the weekend. so yes, it is cooler, but still pleasant in the sun. much cooler in eastern scotland, north—east england, where some patchy rain continues into the afternoon, compared with the weekend. some sunny spells developing through western counties of wales. the east midlands, east anglia and south—east england with sunny spells, and you're on the warm side of the weather front, so temperatures here still in the low and in some spots mid—20s. now, our weather front monday night and into tuesday, it's this area of cloud, barely budges. hardly any rain on it, though. underneath it, temperatures are holding into double figures. but now most of scotland and northern ireland is on the colder side of the front, so temperatures readily dipping down into single figures und

the winds will strengthen in the afternoon in south—west england. entually easing away but more rain returns in the west later giving some showers across northern and western scotland, else will —— elsewhere has clearer skies. temperature is getting close to freezing, somewhat more miles further south. sunday we have another frontal system moving eastward bringing rain through the morning, pressure building to the we st morning, pressure building to the west so turning dry in the afternoon but further heavy rain in the morning in similar areas with today. that will clear eastwards, still some showers coming across with the brisk north west of the and western scotland in particular. temperatures not much higher than 11 celsius. again quite windy, particularly in east anglia and south—east england as the rain starts to clear we could see some gusting winds for a time in the afternoon. slowly dates —— lose their strength through the evening and some showers overnight in northern and western scotland but otherwise dry. this high pressure builds to settle

some heavy bursts or parts of wales and north—west england will stop more on that in a minute.otland and then later in the night into the early hours into parts of northern england and north—west wales. further south and east, largely dry and breezy. temperatures overnight in double figures. as we start the day tomorrow, we will see a split. outbreaks of rain courtesy of these two weather fronts. most of the dry and bright weather in the south east to begin with. we start the day with outbreaks of rain for northern england, parts of wales and south—west england. it will become increasingly like an apache as it moves south. ahead of the front, largely dry and bright. behind it, a pa rent of largely dry and bright. behind it, a parent of sunshine with one or two showers for the north—west of scotland, and more in the way of cloud for western scotland. temperatures in the south—east warmer than we have seen today, a maximum of 23 celsius. the next wet and windy weather is courtesy of this area of low pressure. it will be later monday and introduced a. the remnant of a hurricane br

the rain always heaviest across the hills and coasts of north—west england and wales.e rain's probably not going to amount to too much. but nevertheless there will be some damp weather getting into the east of the pennines, for example. given it stays quite windy overnight, temperatures will stay up into double figures. and this massive long weather front marks the dividing line between some coolish air that we've got flowing into northern areas, and air that's come in more from the mid—tropical atlantic across the south. so a lot of cloud around, but we are going to see the highest temperatures across southern counties of england. now, i wouldn't even rule out an odd spot of drizzle towards the coasts and hills in the south to start the day. but, for many of us, probably a dry start. now, through the day we'll see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channel for a time. and there'll be further showers in western scotland as well. temperature—wise, coolish air across the north of the uk, with temperatures between around 13

it, though, sunny spells and scattered showers, a better afternoon across much of south—west englandhowers into scotland, northern ireland and northern england accompanied by a brisk north—westerly wind so that will take the edge of the feel of things, particularly on exposed north west coasts. temperatures struggling, ii to 14 degrees at the very best today. that rain in east anglia and the south—east will ease away during the early part of the evening and overnight the winds will fall light showers ease away and clear skies will allow for the chilly start to monday. but with high pressure building on the west that will be a quiet story, just the risk of these weak weather fronts topped across the top. here always more of a breeze and a few scattered showers to the north—west of the great glen. but generally speaking a dry, settled day on monday with decent spells of sunshine and a degree or so warmer with temperatures peaking at 12 to 16 celsius. a chance of some overnight mist and fog across england and wales as we keep the winds light first thing on tuesday morning but further no

a few showers for north—west england and wales.he night will be dry, clear, chilly with temperatures into single figures. some sunshine to start the day tomorrow. but still some rain in eastern scotland and north—east england. pulling away into the north sea. some showers, some rain for shetland and 0rkney and many places having a dry friday afternoon. the breeze will be stronger from the west or north—west and that will contribute to a cooler feel to the weather for many, particularly across southern areas, very few places getting to about 20 celsius tomorrow. you're watching beyond one hundred days. richard nixon had deep throat, donald trump has deep state throat. an anonymous white house official throws the administration into turmoil. a slew of denials from senior presidential staff doesn't stop speculation that the new york times opinion piece reflects reality. mr trump himself is furious that a member of his team has betrayed him publicly with this searing denunciation. and there's a fair amout of criticism for both the auth

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the strongest winds as we go through this evening and overnight will be across wales and south—west england around 50 or 60mph around the coast and hills. it's strong enough to bring down some tree branches. there could be some debris out on the roads first thing in the morning to watch out for. transport disruption possible. at the same time heavy rain gets into western parts of the country and it will be a mild and muggy night for many of us. a met office yellow warning is in force for these strong winds that through tuesday will extend from south—west england, wales, across the midlands and into northern counties of england. there will be a blustery day with heavy rain easing to patchy rain and drizzle for a time through the morning further south, the wettest weather for the afternoon heading into scotland, with more rain coming back in to western counties of northern ireland. england and wales then slowly brightening up and it will another warm day across eastern areas. temperatures again climbing into the mid 20s. that's your weather. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. with six mo

england. strong winds early next week, very warm in the south—east but some rain for the north and west. ly for northern ireland, scotland, western side of england and wales. again, a windy day for all of us but still holding onto some very warm and humid air across east and south—east england where we will see that which is up to 23 and 24. some sunshine here, yes, and very warm, but windy for all of us. particular gusty for northern ireland and scotland and northern parts of england. strong winds early next week, very warm in the south—east but some rain for the north and west. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines — at least 25 people are known to have died in the massive storm which brought destruction to the north of the philippines. typhoon mangkhut ripped through the main island of luzon, bringing widespread flooding and landslides. the storm's now heading towards hong kong — where warnings of gale force winds and a massive storm surge have forced a mass evacuation. authorities in the us have warned that storm florence is "far from done". the weather system has caused catastrop

more cloud in northern ireland, parts of western scotland and north—west england particularly. outbreaks of showery rain. after the chilly start in the south temperatures up to 20 degrees, 12 across the north west of scotland. this evening and tonight it's the northern half of the uk that will continue to see most of the cloud, some outbreaks of patchy rain at times, perhaps some heavy rain into parts of northern ireland and western scotland late in the night, quite breezy. even further south although we'll have clear, starry skies overhead, it will be breezy about last night so probably not quite as chilly will stop not as cold to start tomorrow morning. the best of the sunshine once again in the south—eastern corner of the country. cloud and rain moving across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, perhaps into wales in the afternoon. to the north of the sunshine and showers are gained decidedly cool. we may get a 20 degrees in the south—east. then we head into the weekend. it starts off with high—pressure trying to knows its way in, so most of us should start

rain heaviest across the hills and coast of north—west england and wales, so the east of high ground, the east of the pennines. it given it stays quite windy overnight, temperatures will stay into double figures and this massive weather front marks the dividing line between some coolish air that we have got flowing into northern areas, and air that has come in more from the mid—tropical atlantic across the south. a lot of cloud around, but we will see the highest averages across southern counties of england. i wouldn‘t rule out the odd spot of drizzle towards the coast and hills in the south to start the day, but for many of us a dry start. through the day we will see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channels for a time, and there will be further showers and western scotland aswell. tempreature—wise, coolish they across the north of the uk, with temperatures around 13 and 16 degrees celsius, further south, temperatures still into the low 20s — 22, 23 degrees, something like that around london. through tuesday night, we will see that we