under clear skies, the north west midlands. under clearskies, it the north west midlands.nues to dominate our weather. there's not much wind around to move the puck. to clear especially across northern ireland, and we hang on to the showers on the breeze coming from the south—east. but the most, it's going to be a dry day with sunny spells. eight celsius in glasgow to around 12 celsius vincent hellier. you can see this plaid waiting in the winds which is this weather front which will sink southwards during the course of wednesday. it's bumping into high pressure, weakening all the time and it will produce this band of cloud and patchy light rain in scotland. ahead of it, some sunny skies with some patchy mist and fog declare, and behind it it will brighten up for a time, with temperatures, tend to around 13 celsius. mist and fog to start with on thursday, a bit more cloud around than on wednesday. a bit more certain shine in the northern half of country, and another well different approaches from the north. temperatures ten to 12 celsius, north to south. as this whether fr

and there was a general air of tension right across the west midlands on the day.were at the airport expecting something to happen, i and in the event, it happened in the city centre. _ we knew a few people in there. we knew stan bodman. ian had played football with his sons and gone to school with his sons. we knew the bar staff quite well cos we were quite regular in there and it was just a nice, relaxed atmosphere in the pub. the tavern was a downstairs pub and you immediately went into a deep underground bar. there were booths on the left, all interspersed with these wagon wheels which they'd used as decoration, really. stan, he always stood at one end of the bar. when we went in, we always used to go to that end of the bar to buy a drink and say hello to him. and he said, you know, "let me get you a drink," and ian said, "no, she wants to talk to me about something." i walked up to the bar, bought my half of bitter and sat down with a big wagon wheel behind me. had we stayed with stan, things would've been very different. phone rings evening. post and mail. th

they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north—west midlands, northe surprised if one or two areas got closer to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around 4—6 celsius. into the weekend, we've got big problems thanks to this — storm bert. now, this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk. friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather warning for the

heading to wales, north—west england and may be a dusting of snow through that midlands towards eastceptin be as cold as it was last night except in scotland were temperatures as could be as low as —10 again. could be quite windy around some north sea coast, showers moving away, many eastern areas will be dry but out to the west, we will keep some scattered showers going but the snow mainly over the hills. snow levels are going to be rising because of get a westerly breeze and that is going to bring in less cold air so temperature is could get up air so temperature is could get up to six or 7 degrees. more significant changes come over the weekend. that is mainly due to this deepening area of low pressure, storm bert, the second named storm of the season, bringing wet weather into the cold air so we could see some snowy conditions across this part of scotland in particular, icy as well and thatis particular, icy as well and that is why we have this amber warning from the met office, quite treacherous for a while. other parts of scotland, northern england, starting with snow but proba

and fog forming across northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england and the north—west midlandshese temperatures tell you what you can expect in towns and cities. in rural areas we could even see a touch of frost. tomorrow, high pressure continues to dominate our weather. there's not much wind around to move the fog, which will be slow to clear, more especially across northern ireland. we hang on to the showers coming in on the breeze across east anglia and the south—east, but for most it's going to be a dry day with sunny spells and temperatures eight in glasgow to about 12 in saint helier. you can see all this cloud waiting in the wings. that's this weather front which is going to sink southwards during the course of wednesday. it's bumping into high pressure, it's weakening all the time and it will produce this band of cloud. patchy light rain in scotland, getting into northern ireland and later into northern england. ahead of it some sunny skies. there will be some patchy mist and fog to clear and behind it it will brighten up for a time, with our temperatures ten to about 1

wales, the english west midlands and parts of northern ireland have been worst affected. there is still disruption to travel. we'll have more on that in a moment. let's take a look at some of the images and the stories that go with them. here in northern ireland, you can see how the side of the road has been swpt away. this is near ballycastle in the glens of antrim. local resident say they fear some people have been cut off. some areas received close to a month's worth of rain injust one weekend, with up to 190 millimetres falling over dartmoor, and the brecon beacons in wales. these pictures were supplied the by brecon mountain railway in merthyr tydfil showing a landslide next to the track planned services across the weekend were cancelled. these pictures, filmed in tenbury in worcestershire, show the flooded high street. west mercia police say they are actively investigating video on social media showing a tractor driving through flood water in tenbury yesterday. there is ongoing disruption to travel. great western railway is advising passengers not to travel on any o

they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north—west midlands, northldn't be surprised if one or two areas got closer to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around four to six celsius into the weekend we've got big problems thanks to this storm, bert. now this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather warnin

they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north—west midlands, northor two areas got closer to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around 4—6 celsius. into the weekend, we've got big problems thanks to this — storm bert. now, this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk. friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather warning for the high ground of scot

in fact, i think that was in the west midlands. i think that was in the west midlands.eren't as outspoken. thank you very much , community elders, for very much, community elders, for letting me come and have this conversation with you. couldn't they go to those elders and say, look, this is a bit it's a bit rum this they could do and they should do . should do. >> you know, the west midlands is a very multicultural area and multiculturalism is part of british society. it's what we are and we fought the first world war, the second world war, in fact , i'll be wearing my in fact, i'll be wearing my great grandfathers medals as well as as well as my medals on sunday because i can wear both. but that goes back right to your your the, the operations in south africa in queen victoria's time, right through to multiple operations the whole way through. that wasn't about any one religion. it was about giving freedom for anyone from any background to be able to do things peacefully. so respect the sacrifices that people have made in these different operations over generations. a

a man was also rescued from his car in the west midlands as officials warned people not to drive throughck! it was like a muddy—brown tsunami. a torrent of water pouring into the centre of tenbury wells. move back, move back! everybody, move back! move, move, move! the town sits on the river teme, but this didn't come from the river. instead, it poured in from the brook which runs alongside the main shopping streets. this timelapse shows how the wall holding it back couldn't cope, after 2a hours of nearly relentless rain. this is where the wall was. where the water came through. it was sort postal, literally shattered it. there are bricks strewn everywhere, and it sent a wave along this street and down into the centre of tenbury and inside many of these businesses, there are people now trying to clean up. the british foreign office is investigating reports that a former british soldier fighting for ukraine has been captured by russian forces in the kursk region. this is a still from a video circulating online, where the man claims he served four years in the british army but was fired an

wales, the english west midlands, and parts of northern ireland have been worst affected. rain in just one weekend — with up to 190 millimetres falling over dartmoor, and the brecon beacons in wales. these pictures were supplied by brecon mountain railway and show a landslide next to the track of the steam railway. these pictures, filmed in tenbury in worcestershire, show the flooded high street. west mercia police say they are actively investigating video on social media ahowing a tractor driving through flood water in tenbury yesterday. there is ongoing disruption to travel. great western railway is advising passengers not to travel on any of its routes today. it says services on all key routes have been suspended due to flooding and fallen trees. other routes are also affected — this was northampton station earlier, with the tracks between the platforms completely flooded. transport for wales says several services on its network are experiencing disruption today. 0ne one of the worst hit areas is in wales. one of the worst hit areas is in wales. live now to pontypridd a

they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north—west midlands, northoser to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around four to six celsius into the weekend we've got big problems thanks to this storm, bert. now this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather warning for the high ground of scotland. ten to 20c

a man was also rescued from his car in the west midlands — even as officials warned people not to driveing the path of the storm. everyone, get back! get back! it was like a muddy—brown tsunami. a torrent of water pouring into the centre of tenbury wells. move back, move back! everybody, move back! move, move, move! the town sits on the river teme, but this didn�*t come from the river. instead, it poured in from the brook which runs alongside the main shopping streets. this timelapse shows how the wall holding it back couldn�*t cope, after 2a hours of nearly relentless rain. this is where the wall was, where the water came through. it was so forceful, it literally shattered it. there are bricks strewn everywhere, and it sent a wave along this street and down into the centre of tenbury wells, and inside many of these businesses, there are people now trying to clean up. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let�*s look at some other stories making news. senior faith leaders representing christians, muslims, jews, hindus and sikhs have warned vulnerable people could be left

a man was also rescued from his car in walsall as west midlands fire service warned people not to driveing the path of the storm. everyone, get back! get back! it was like a muddy—brown tsunami. a torrent of water pouring into the centre of tenbury wells. move back, move back! everybody, move back! move, move, move! the town sits on the river teme, but this didn't come from the river. instead, it poured in from the brook which runs alongside the main shopping streets. this timelapse shows how the wall holding it back couldn't cope, after 2a hours of nearly relentless rain. this is where the wall was, where the water came through. it was so forceful, it literally shattered it. there are bricks strewn everywhere, and it sent a wave along this street and down into the centre of tenbury wells, and inside many of these businesses, there are people now trying to clean up. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news in the uk. senior faith leaders representing christians, muslims, jews, hindus and sikhs have warned vulnerable people could

a special delivery for offices and factories around the west midlands.d snack seller has a special superpower. nice one. because come the evening or matchdays, tamworth's tommy tonks is known for his tumultuous throwing. revered and feared across non—league football and in the fa cup first round this tonks torpedo knocked league one huddersfield out of the fa cup. # i don't believe that anybody feels the way i do about...# and since that goal and the giant killing celebration scenes were seen live on the bbc and went viral. his secret is now out wherever he goes. honestly, it's been so bizarre. the monday after the game, from the friday, ijust got people walking out just doing this and going, where do they know? but there's like, oh, what a throw, what a game, what? well played and all this. so yeah, it's been unreal, to be fair, chris. of course you can go on. people have just been having the odd joke and say, can you throw me this pasta or can you throw me this sandwich? decent service from him. definitely. beyond tom's, ariel's superpower is now the t

they're going to be working into cheshire, parts of greater manchester, the north west midlands, north areas got closer to ten, where those showers tend to merge together to give some longer spells of snow. a cold start to friday, with a risk of icy stretches just about anywhere. you might even see a bit of snow on the ground around the chilterns, the greater london area, if those showers make it across the midlands. as we go through friday, many of the showers will tend to revert back to rain or sleet, and they'll tend to be draped around coastal areas, leaving many inland parts of the uk dry with plenty of sunshine. but it's another very cold day, temperatures for many are around four to six celsius into the weekend we've got big problems thanks to this storm, bert. now this is going to be bringing multiple hazards to the uk friday night, as this rain bumps into the cold air, we could see a spell of snow, even at low levels, just about anywhere. it will turn back to rain in most cases. however, the met office have already issued an amber weather warning for the high ground of scotlan

the retired railway worker from the west midlands of england found the body of the scooter on emay andng, but we are not hating. >>> our final low goes to a relatable moment for an icon whose feat is unrelatable. turns out basketball superstaricate rn clark is a pretty good golfer too. she was invited to play with the pros in an lpga pro-am tournament. but she briefly came back to earth with the rest of us on one of her tee shots. >> oh. >> yeah, clark hooking it just over the crowd, nearly nailing members of the galley as the ball flies into the water. there is no rattling caitlin clark. she puts down a ball and tees off again and strikes it down the middle. the middle. i'm just glad there are my moderate to severe crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. with skyrizi, feel symptom relief at 4 weeks. many people were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 2 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like sympto

fog by dawn, but also some patches for central and southern scotland, northern england and the west midlandses falling close to freezing in many places as well, and in some sheltered spots as low as minus one to minus three degrees first thing. so a chilly start to the day. a bright start for many, some decent sunshine out there. hazy sunshine for much of scotland with some high cloud around, but also a cold start with some dense fog through the central belt, more especially northern ireland. this fog is going to be slow to clear, with a weak sun at this time of year could continue into the afternoon in places, but we've got some decent sunny skies across much of england and wales. the far southeast. they're just seeing a breeze coming in from the north sea, making it feel on the cold side and some showers coming and going, especially for parts of kent, but also coastal parts of norfolk, suffolk and essex into the afternoon, though some decent dry and bright weather across much of the uk, most places staying fine with temperatures at 11 to 12 celsius generally, although where some fog does s

fog by dawn, but also some patches for central and southern scotland, northern england and the west midlandsing in many places as well, and in some sheltered spots as low as minus 1 to —3 degrees first thing. so a chilly start to the day. a bright start for many, some decent sunshine out there. hazy sunshine for much of scotland with some high cloud around, but also a cold start with some dense fog through the central belt, more especially northern ireland. this fog is going to be slow to clear with a weak sun at this time of year could continue into the afternoon in places , but the afternoon in places, but we've got some decent sunny skies across much of england and wales. the far southeast . wales. the far southeast. they're just seeing a breeze coming in from the north sea, making it feel on the cold side and some showers coming and going , especially for parts of going, especially for parts of kent, but also coastal parts of norfolk, suffolk and essex into the afternoon, though some decent dry and bright weather across much of the uk, most places staying fine with temperatures at 11 to

the reason i got up at 345 is because i was driving off to the west midlands to host the made in britainwards for a celebration of british manufacturing, which i think should be celebrated and encouraged our great country. but this is very bad news. i know you've sort of brought me on here, for michelle, my tears or in the hope or anticipation of tears. hang on, i've come prepared. >> hold on everyone, look what i've put next to him . look. look i've put next to him. look. look at what i've got next to him. look well stocked up. ready to go? >> just a couple of weeks ago i posted on x, which i suppose we have to call it now, and i said imagine the wailing and the whining, the whining. if donald trump and elon musk were to lose this election . so my side, if this election. so my side, if you want to call it that loosely, i'm certainly not on donald trump's side, have lost and lost rather comfortably, comprehensively. and so i'm certainly not going to do any wailing or whining. and i think it's also important, as a brit, we are not to here lecture the americans on the outcome of their elec

temperatures close to freezing in places and a few mist and fog patches in northern england, the midlands towards the weste morning, sunshine developing. it looks quite cloudy for western scotland, a bit damp too cloud for northern ireland, moving over the irish sea into north west england and north wales, but further south and east we'll hang on to some sunshine — not a bad day. temperatures generally 11 degrees, i think, for england and wales. milder further north, typically 13 in scotland and northern ireland. those atlantic winds bringing in the cloud will push southwards behind that weak weather front overnight — that weather front bringing a little rain first thing in the far southeast. but following on from that much more cloud, so it's not going to be as cold to start on thursday. but sunshine, i think, is going to be harder to find. and in the far north of scotland, there could even be a few spots of rain returning here as well. temperatures going to be evening out because there's more cloud around, so typically 12, maybe 13 degrees. so quite mild, i think, on thursday. high pressure with us at t

west. but this evening, there may well be an early frost across eastern scotland, the midlands and eastern skies and also lighter winds. but temperatures will rise overnight. in the west, we've got most of the cloud. the rain that was in northern ireland will head its way up towards northernmost parts of scotland, and temperatures by the end of the night in western areas may well be in double figures, and further east, temperatures will have hello there. for most of us, it's been a dry but cold day today after that widespread frost. but things over the next few days are going to change. temperatures are going to be rising. the cold air that we've had underneath the high pressure is getting squeezed away, weather fronts just waiting to bring some rain in from the west. but this evening, there may well be an early frost across eastern scotland, the midlands and eastern parts of england, where we've got clearer skies and also lighter winds. but temperatures will rise overnight. in the west, we've got most of the cloud. the rain that was in northern ireland will head its way up towards northern

cloud for the isle of man into north—west england, north wales, parts of the midlands, the best of the are most of us around 11, 12 or 13 degrees, there is to's weather it looks very similar, large amounts of cloud, some spots of drizzle and bestie are murky in places, some bright or sunny spells, and temperature —wise, highs of around 11 or 12 degrees, maybe iii degrees and a few places. for friday, very cloudy weather, some bright sunny spells, but a change up towards the north, the winds will be strengthening in the north—west of scotland and we will sip some outbreaks of rain started to patient, and an approaching weather front much worse sink its way southwards as we had to really recant, behind that, we will see an area of low pressure developing which will turn things and settles, particularly by sunday, showers of longer spells of rain, and then as that area of the precious lives eastwards, it opens the door to cold northerly winds coming down from the arctic, and as we head into 1538 00:13:10,044

wales but the biggest impact over the coming hours may well be across the south—west of ringwood, a pinto south midlandshere but the rain. we have also had to die some very strong winds. bearing the blunt of those strong winds early today with the south—west of. yeovilton somerset, wind gust of 76 must per hour looks like the strongest wind gust they have had a tubal tent since 1990. more than 30 years. in the last couple of hours we have seen the winds picking up again across the western side of scotland. met office yellow warning is in force for the strength of the wind is not only across the south and east of england but also across northern ireland and the western side scotland, it will be legislating first off is that what happens next, the area of low pressure storm bert will push close to the north of ready and when at night, still very windy, particularly in the north of uk, but storm slowly sliding away during tomorrow and think should slowly start to come down.— and think should slowly start to come down. thank you. let's show you _ to come down. thank you. let's show you the — to come down. t

temperatures close to freezing in places and a few mist and fog patches in northern england, the midlands towards the westtern scotland, a bit damp to cloud for northern ireland, moving over the irish sea into north west england and north wales, but further south and east we'll hang on to some sunshine — not a bad day. temperatures generally 11 degrees, i think, for england and wales. milder further north, typically 13 in scotland and northern ireland. those atlantic winds bringing in the cloud will push southwards behind that weak weather front overnight — that weather front bringing a little rain first thing in the far southeast. but following on from that much more cloud, so it's not going to be as cold to start on thursday. but sunshine, i think, is going to be harder to find. and in the far north of scotland, there could even be a few spots of rain returning here as well. temperatures going to be evening out because there's more cloud around, so typically 12, maybe 13 degrees. so quite mild, i think, on thursday. high pressure with us at the moment — starting to shrink away a little bit on friday. so

temperatures close to freezing in places and a few mist and fog patches in northern england, the midlands towards the west scotland, a bit damp to cloud for northern ireland, moving over the irish sea into north west england and north wales, but further south and east we'll hang on to some sunshine — not a bad day. temperatures generally 11 degrees, i think, for england and wales. milder further north, typically 13 in scotland and northern ireland. those atlantic winds bringing in the cloud will push southwards behind that weak weather front overnight — that weather front bringing a little rain first thing in the far southeast. but following on from that much more cloud, so it's not going to be as cold to start on thursday. but sunshine, i think, is going to be harder to find. and in the far north of scotland, there could even be a few spots of rain returning here as well. temperatures going to be evening out because there's more cloud around, so typically 12, maybe 13 degrees. so quite mild, i think, on thursday. high pressure with us at the moment — starting to shrink away a little bit on friday. some s

we've got another weather front bringing some rain in from the west, that will be heading its way into the midlands damp weather could linger in the southeast into the afternoon, but elsewhere we should break up the cloud a bit more, some sunshine, but there will be these bands of showers coming in from the west as well. temperatures aren't changing very much on sunday, so again, it's going to be a mild 12—14 celsius. but things are going to change for the beginning of next week. instead of this southerly wind, we're going to find the wind direction changing, a northerly wind moving down, that's going to bring with it some colder air as well. that's going to follow this showery rain that we've got here moving southwards across england and wales. drying off for scotland and northern ireland with some sunshine. also wintry showers over the mountains in the north of scotland, and it is going to feel colder. quite a shock to the system after a few days of mild weather in scotland. could still make double figures though in the far south. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc

temperatures close to freezing in places and a few mist and fog patches in northern england, the midlands towards the west, a bit damp to cloud for northern ireland, moving over the irish sea into north west england and north wales, but further south and east we'll hang on to some sunshine — not a bad day. temperatures generally 11 degrees, i think, for england and wales. milder further north, typically 13 in scotland and northern ireland. those atlantic winds bringing in the cloud will push southwards behind that weak weather front overnight — that weather front bringing a little rain first thing in the far southeast. but following on from that much more cloud, so it's not going to be as cold to start on thursday. but sunshine, i think, is going to be harder to find. and in the far north of scotland, there could even be a few spots of rain returning here as well. temperatures going to be evening out because there's more cloud around, so typically 12, maybe 13 degrees. so quite mild, i think, on thursday. high pressure with us at the moment — starting to shrink away a little bit on friday. some stronger w

heavy rain again across the south—west of england into south—east wales and the midlands with that risk70 miles an hour. it stays dry and relatively bright for much of the day in the south—east corner. we could seek temperatures up to 17 or 18 degrees. a very mild field here. as we head through sunday evening, that whether front eventually pushes its way and behind at the ed turns cooler again, not as cold as it has been. ourarea again, not as cold as it has been. our area of low pressure continues its slowjourney close to the north of scotland. the winds slowly easing through the day on monday. sunny spells, hefty downpours and feeling chilly on once again. we keep those slightly lower temperatures as we had three next week, but certainly not as cold as it has been and not as stormy as it is right now. jean—noel live from london, jean—noel this is bbc news. the host of the un's climate summit in azerbaijan is calling on delegates to work together, as the talks remain on the verge of collapse. there's been travel disruption across large parts of the uk as storm bert brought high winds,

temperatures close to freezing in places and a few mist and fog patches in northern england, the midlands towards the westover the irish sea into north west england and north wales, but further south and east we'll hang on to some sunshine — not a bad day. temperatures generally 11 degrees, i think, for england and wales. milder further north, typically 13 in scotland and northern ireland. those atlantic winds bringing in the cloud will push southwards behind that weak weather front overnight — that weather front bringing a little rain first thing in the far southeast. but following on from that much more cloud, so it's not going to be as cold to start on thursday. but sunshine, i think, is going to be harder to find. and in the far north of scotland, there could even be a few spots of rain returning here as well. temperatures going to be evening out because there's more cloud around, so typically 12, maybe 13 degrees. so quite mild, i think, on thursday. high pressure with us at the moment — starting to shrink away a little bit on friday. some stronger winds coming in ahead of this weatherfront, which wi

be strong throughout the day tomorrow. heavy rain again across the south—west of england, into south—east wales and the midlands further north and west, brighter skies with sunshine, but heavy, blustery showers, those wind gust 60—70 mph. it stays dry and relatively bright for much of the south—east, we could see temperatures up to 17 or 18 degrees here, so in very mild feel here. as we head through sunday evening but with the front eventually pushes east and behind it to the air turns and behind it to the air turns a bit cooler once again, but certainly not as cool as it has been. ourarea certainly not as cool as it has been. our area of low pressure continuing its very slow journey close to the north of scotland, so the wind is only slowly easing through the day on monday, sunny spells, hefty downpours and feeling a bit chilly out once again. we keep those slightly lower temperatures as we had flu next week, but certainly not as cold as it has been and not as stormy as it is right now. live from london, this is bbc news. cop29 enters its final session with hopes of a deal, despite a dramatic walk—out just hou

temperatures close to freezing in places and a few mist and fog patches in northern england, the midlands towards the westveloping. it looks quite cloudy for western scotland, a bit damp to cloud for northern ireland, moving over the irish sea into northwest england and north wales, but further south and east we'll hang on to some sunshine — not a bad day. temperatures generally 11 degrees, i think, for england and wales. milder further north, typically 13 in scotland and northern ireland. those atlantic winds bringing in the cloud will push southwards behind that weak weather front overnight — that weather front bringing a little rain first thing in the far southeast. but following on from that much more cloud, so it's not going to be as cold to start on thursday. but sunshine, i think, is going to be harder to find. and in the far north of scotland, there could even be a few spots of rain returning here as well. temperatures going to be evening out because there's more cloud around, so typically 12, maybe 13 degrees. so quite mild, i think, on thursday. high pressure with us at the moment — starting to

weather fronts are just waiting to bring some rain in from the west but this evening, there may well be an early frost across eastern scotland, midlandsr winds were temperatures will rise overnight but in the west we have got most of the cloud the rain that was in northern ireland will head up to northernmost parts of scotland and temperatures by the end of the night in western areas may well be in double figures and further east temperatures will of lifted above freezing by the morning. stillactually of lifted above freezing by the morning. still actually start mind you but many central and eastern parts of england and perhaps eastern scotland should be a dry day with some sunshine. from the southerly breezes out of the west where the club will thicken to bring rain back into northern ireland in the afternoon. western scotland and later, over the irish sea but for all of us temperatures tomorrow are going to be higher than today. 12 maybe 13 for the western side of the uk further east eight or nine celsius. so things are turning milder because of this weather pattern, low pressure to the west of the uk, high pressure to the cold air

this rain pushing eastwards affecting the midlands and moving away from wales and south west, lingering a deepening area of low pressure developing. as that happens in the afternoon and evening, it could get windy across lincolnshire, east anglia and the south east of england. the winds away from here not a strong, a lot of dry weather strong, a lot of dry weather and sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures only three in glasgow and 9 in london. that area of low pressure moves away quickly overnight and before we see another big blow out in the atlantic and some weather fronts, this high pressure is going to build. and with clear skies and light winds, probably a widespread slight frost on wednesday night, thursday morning. there could be patches of mist and fog. i don't think they will last long. moving into a quiet spell of weather at the end of the week. as the southerly breeze picks up on friday, it lifts the temperatures a bit by day and also by night. live from singapore, this is bbc news. israel's cabinet prepares for a special meeting on whether to approve a ceasefire deal with

west. that will be heading its way into the midlands and eastern parts of england on sunday morning.eak up the cloud a bit more, some sunshine, but there will be these bands of showers coming in from the west as well. temperatures aren't changing very much on sunday, so again, it's going to be a mild 12—14 celsius. but things are going to change for the beginning of next week. instead of this southerly wind, we're going to find the wind direction changing, a northerly wind moving down, that's going to bring with it some colder air as well. that's going to follow this showery rain that we've got here moving southwards across england and wales. drying off for scotland and northern ireland with some sunshine. also wintry showers over the mountains in the north of scotland, and it is going to feel colder. quite a shock to the system after a few days of mild weather in scotland. could still make double figures, though, in the far south. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc news. the ayes to the right, 330. the noes to the left, 275. the ayes have it, the ayes

but hanging around as low cloud and some quite cloudy conditions to into north west england, parts of wales and the midlands spits and spots of light rain and drizzle, especially across western parts of scotland. and again, those temperatures in most places ten, 11, 12, maybe 13 degrees. but further ahead there is a change on the way. this frontal system slowly but surely pushes its way southwards and eastwards over the weekend. as it does so, low pressure is likely to develop on top of the uk. that will bring some unsettled conditions and as that low swings eastwards, there's uncertainty about the timing of this, but it looks like we will eventually bring something colder down from the north into the start of next week. so some much lower temperatures, night time frosts, maybe some snow over high ground in the north. hello, i'm ben brown. you're watching the context on bbc news. i think we all recognise it is quite difficult to work out what donald trump is going to do, but if we dig is going to do, but if we take at face value what he said about ukraine, that he believes he could stop the war in a day, i

cloud, too through the isle of man into north west england, north wales, parts of the midlands, bestow thursday's weather looks very similar. large amounts of cloud, a few spots of drizzle, a bit misty and murky in places. some bright or sunny spells and temperature—wise, well, highs of around 11, 12, 13 degrees. maybe 1a, in just a few places. for friday again, very cloudy weather, a few bright or sunny spells, but a change up towards the north. the winds will be strengthening in the north—west of scotland and we'll see some outbreaks of rain starting to push in an approaching weather front, which is going to sink its way southwards as we head through the weekend. behind that, we'll see an area of low pressure developing that will turn things pretty unsettled, particularly by sunday. showers or longer spells of rain. and then, as that area of low pressure slides eastwards, it opens the door to cold northerly winds there coming down from the arctic. and so as we head into next week, it does look like things are going to turn quite a lot colder. it is likely to be unsettled as well wi

mist and fog forming in northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—east england and north midlands,are what you can expect in towns and cities, rural areas may even see a touch of frost. high pressure continues tomorrow to dominate, not much wind around to move the fog which will be slow to clear especially across northern ireland. we hang on to the showers coming in on the breeze across east anglia and the south—east, but for most, it will be a dry day with sunny spells and temperatures eight in glasgow to about 12 in st helier. you can see this cloud waiting in the wings, that is this weather front which will sink southwards during the course of wednesday, bumping into high pressure and weakening all the time, and it will produce a band of cloud, patchy light rain in scotland, getting into northern ireland and later into northern england. ahead of it, sunny skies with patchy mist and fog to clear, and behind it will brighten up for a time and temperatures ten to around 13 degrees. into thursday, mist and fog to start with, a bit more cloud around, then on wednesday. cloud coming i

west and towards northern ireland. with the cloud coming in the temperature will not rise a great deal, perhaps only making six celsius in the midlandsr in and an area of low pressure that is deepening and brings a risk during monday evening of some sleet and snow across some parts of northern ireland, but more especially overnight across north wales into northern england and perhaps up into southernmost parts of scotland. the bulk of the snow over the hills but snow in lower levels as well, and that will continue to fall into tuesday morning leaving behind some icy conditions 1540 00:26:56,549 --> 00:26