brightening up here through the afternoon as rain slides into north—west england and parts of wales, flirting with the west of cornwall the south—east it will be breezy but not as windy as further west and it will be mild. as we go into saturday evening it will be this central slice of the country that will continue to see outbreaks of rain, so for fireworks displays in cardiff and perhaps edinburgh are likely to see some rain. rain tending to clear away from belfast, london mostly dry, mild for all and quite windy as well. deeper into saturday night, into sunday morning, that front will fizzle away. it will be some clear spells either side, but minimum temperatures, 8—11, considerably more mild that it has been of late. this is the weather set—up going into sunday morning, still with this slow—moving weather front providing rain across some central parts of the uk, rain quite light and patchy initially and picking up later across the south—west, particularly as a new area of low pressure spins inwards. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, still windy in the north—west but not as windy as it will have this is the weath

brightening up here through the afternoon as rain slides into north—west england and parts of wales, flirting with the west of cornwalls windy as further west and it will be mild. as we go into saturday evening it will be this central slice of the country that will continue to see outbreaks of rain, so for fireworks displays in cardiff and perhaps edinburgh are likely to see some rain. rain tending to clear away from belfast, london mostly dry, mild for all and quite windy as well. deeper into saturday night, into sunday morning, that front will fizzle away. it will be some clear spells either side, but minimum temperatures, 8—11, considerably more mild that it has been of late. this is the weather set—up going into sunday morning, still with this slow—moving weather front providing rain across some central parts of the uk, the rain quite light and patchy initially and picking up later in the day across the south—west, particularly as a new area of low pressure spins inwards. elsewhere there will be some spells of sunshine, still windy in the north—west but not as windy as it will have been on saturday, temperatures s

brightening up here through the afternoon as rain slides into north—west england and parts of wales, flirting with the west of cornwallild. as we go into saturday evening it will be this central slice of the country that will continue to see outbreaks of rain, so for fireworks displays in cardiff and perhaps edinburgh are likely to see some rain. rain tending to clear away from belfast, london mostly dry, mild for all and quite windy as well. deeper into saturday night, into sunday morning, that front will fizzle away. it will be some clear spells either side, but minimum temperatures, 8—11, considerably more mild that it has been of late. this is the weather set—up going into sunday morning, still with this slow—moving weather front providing rain across some central parts of the uk, the rain quite light and patchy initially and picking up later in the day across the south—west, particularly as a new area of low pressure spins inwards. elsewhere there will be some spells of sunshine, still windy in the north—west but not as windy as it will have been on saturday, temperatures still doing 30 well for this time of year

but brightening up through the afternoon as rain slides into north—west england and parts of wales, flirting with the west of cornwallinto saturday evening it will be the central slice of the country that will continue to see outbreaks of rain, so the fireworks displays in cardiff and edinburgh as well are likely to see some rain. rain tending to clear away from belfast, london mostly dry, mild brawl and quite windy as well. in this overnight into sunday morning, that —— into saturday night. it will be some clear spells either side, but minimum temperatures 8— 11, considerably more mild that has been of late. this is the weather set up going into sunday morning, still with this slow—moving weather front providing rain across some central parts of the uk the rain quite light and patchy and italy at picking up later in the day across the south—west, particularly as a new area of low pressure spins inwards. elsewhere there will be some sunshine, still windy in the north—west but not as windy as it will have been on saturday, temperatures still doing 30 well for this time of year, 11— 1a. most of the rain will be found i

later on we can see the rain moving in to the far west of cornwall. outh—west. gradually things are turning less cold. the rain not quite reaching eastern areas until later on so some brighter skies here but a short speu brighter skies here but a short spell of heavy rain in western areas, perhaps even some snow in the high ground of north wales. temperatures between eight and 12 degrees in the south—west. that system will move through on tuesday night and then we have this big area of low pressure which will moving. you can see the isobars close together so it will be quite windy with some gales on wednesday, especially around the irish sea coasts and towards the north—west. heavy rain moving north and westward through the day. some breaks in the cloud here or there in the afternoon but these are an indication of the winds, quite widely it will be windy for all of us but because it is coming from the south—west, it has a big impact on the temperatures, 12-14d big impact on the temperatures, 12—14d and we have not seen values like that for a while. lat

windy in the west, with the wettest weather and that's how we start the day, heavy rain to the west of cornwalll, part of cumbria, but northern ireland and scotland have the heaviest of the rain, pushing northwards, continuing to do so throughout this morning, but it is a case of grape your brolly, drying up. in scotland. quite murky under cloudy skies for western parts of england and wales but possible dry and bright weather through the day, bright into northern ireland, western scotland, still the showers and the odd one for western parts of wales, but temperatures into the teens with sunshine for central and eastern england and the wind coming from the south—west is much lighter than the weekend. —— south—east. so light winds if you are out to celebrate the mandate of guy fawkes night. most places will be dry with splashes of rain across some western areas once again. so let me take you through the rest of the night because we will see occasional rain across the western areas, one or two showers and one or two clipping eastern parts. showers in the west will move eastwards tomorrow morning a

with rain across the west, intensifying in northern ireland, some rain spreading into the west of wales, cornwallhing 15—17d. on wednesday, the weather fronts temperatures reaching 15—17d. on wednesday, the weatherfronts in temperatures reaching 15—17d. on wednesday, the weather fronts in the west are giving this unsettled weather in western parts, gradually working their way a little further eastwards, on wednesday, more of us perhaps seeing some outbreaks of rain, quite patchy across eastern areas, some lengthy dry spells but a wet day central and eastern areas. still some rain for northern ireland and scotland. again, fairly mild, temperatures lower than today and tomorrow still on wednesday to about 13-1ad. tomorrow still on wednesday to about 13—1ad. for the rest of the week, we continue with milder conditions, with a bit of a breeze from the south. but again, staying fairly u nsettled, south. but again, staying fairly unsettled, some rain in the forecast but most of it i think will be towards the west. that's it from me. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine — the headlines this morning

of england in particular. in the west, this band of rain moving in will spread through the isles of scilly into the west of cornwallay, the best sunshine will be in northern and eastern parts but in the west, this area of rain moves through northern ireland, wales, some snow in the high ground of north wales. temperatures up to nine celsius but in the south—west, they will start to rise up to 11 or 12 degrees. that system will move through going into wednesday but then this area of low pressure m oves wednesday but then this area of low pressure moves in closer to the uk. the isobars close together and that means it will be windier on wednesday with some gales in exposed coastal areas. heavy rain moving through, particularly in scotland and north—west england. elsewhere, some showers but a few bright spells. windy and gusty for all of us, winds on wednesday there but it is drawing in milder conditions so look at the temperatures, 12—15d and we have not had that for a while. but be aware, on wednesday, with the strong winds and heavy rain, they could be some disruption. goodbye. hello. it's monday, it's 10 o'clock.

after a fine start in north—west england, western parts of wales, we will see the rain set in. many also to the west of cornwalltern parts of scotland, that does means some of you, you will get wet. also is susceptible to rain at times. lighter winds, the way of rain. rain at times in northern and western parts, becoming confined to the midlands, lincolnshire, down towards south wales later on. staying dry, east anglia and the south—east. even with clear skies in scotland and northern ireland. driving the windy weather is this area of low pressure. those are the remnants of hurricane 0scar. the wind is not a strong away from the hebrides. scotla nd strong away from the hebrides. scotland and northern ireland, drier and buy today. but the midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire, down towards wales, always the chance of some rain at times, it should turn heavy and more persistent in the far south—west later. i like your numbers. see you later. hello and welcome to news watch. is bbc news objective in its coverage of economics or does it often put a negative spin on the data? we speak to the corporations outgoing econom

wetter weather towards the west of wales in particular, devon and cornwall. ross england and the south of scotland during the first half of the night. more general wet weather into northern ireland and the far west of scotland as we start monday morning. temperatures are little lower than the past couple of nights but still holding up well clear of a frost. into monday, our main focus is an area of low pressure across the bay of biscay creeping ever closer. warm fronts across northern and western scotland, northern ireland, will bring some early rain. that will gradually ease off. brightening conditions, still some patchy rain across western areas during the day. the odd isolated shower across eastern parts of england but for many in wales, england, eastern scotland, a dry day on monday. some spells of hazy sunshine, highs around 15 or 16. the wind picks up a little into tuesday, again, a few showers running away northwards across scotland and england but it is into northern ireland, wales, south—west england where we will see more persistent and heavy rain gr

and southern areas and later in the night, rain spreading into the scilly isles and the far west of cornwallales and the south—west with even some snow on higher ground. the further north and east you are, drier and brighter with temperatures up drier and brighter with temperatures up to drier and brighter with temperatures upto9 drier and brighter with temperatures up to 9 degrees and starting to creep up in the south—west. goodbye. you're watching bbc newsroom live. it's eleven am and these are the main stories this morning: the bbc has learned that the british academic matthew hedges has been released from detention after the united arab emirates gave him a presidential pardon. in consideration of the historical relationship and close ties between the united arab emirates and the united kingdom, his highness has decided to include mr matthew hedges among the 785 prisoners released. theresa may is meeting cabinet ministers as she begins a campaign to sell her brexit deal — warning of division and uncertainty if mps oppose it. the prime minister's secured the deal, a very good deal for the

wetter weather there was the west of wales and cornwall. ning. temperature is than the last few nights but still holding up well clear of frost. into monday, our main focus is in an area of low pressure creeping ever closer. scotland and northern ireland see early rain easing off and brighter conditions coming. patchy areas of rain with the odd isolated challis across eastern part of england and for many in wales, england, eastern scotland, a dry day. spell sunshine, high to 15-16dc. wind day. spell sunshine, high to 15—16dc. wind picks up a bit into tuesday with showers running northward across scotland and england but it is into northern ireland, wales, south—west england where we see more persistent and heavier rain working its way in. temperatures wider into the genes with a mile then continuing through us of the week but still it wet weather at times. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at ten: eight children are injured as an inflatable slide collapses at a fireworks event in woking. seven of the children have now been disch

can see from the early radar picture there are rumbles of thunder and flashes of lightning across cornwall, the south—westf wales, and the rain will continue extend across western areas. a bit of showery rain elsewhere but dry weather as well. temperatures 12—15, quite windy as well especially in the west. we go through this evening and overnight, western areas will be affected by the slow—moving band of rain. heavy bursts of rain for the eastern side of northern ireland, up into scotland. elsewhere, some clear spells but despite that the wind will be strong enough to keep temperatures up, no lower than for — five. tomorrow's by the maker is this area of low pressure. frontal system approaching as will bring some very wet and windy conditions, so some very wet and windy conditions, so with the potential for heavy rain and bails—macro, there could be sums travel disruption during tomorrow. —— heavy rain and gales. your local radio station will keep you up—to—date was. not a bad start of the day, many places starting dry if breezy, then the wet weather piles and across northern ireland, parts of wales and t

of you. south and south—east scotland, north—east england, west and wales and cornwall, here we will see somee wettest conditions. the eastern parts of england remaining dry, the wind not as strong here. a0 to 50 mile an hour gusts possible in many northern areas. tonight, the breeze will remaina areas. tonight, the breeze will remain a key feature, keeping things on the mild side. further rain at times, telling drier later in the night. but essential, south—west england and wales will see further outbreaks of rain. frost free into sunday morning. a brighter day for scotla nd sunday morning. a brighter day for scotland and northern ireland. dry and bright in east anglia and the far east, but parts of south—west england and wales, cloudy with further outbreaks of rain, and temperatures in the low teens. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the week—long funeral for the leicester city owner will begin in thailand later today. members of the football tea m thailand later today. members of the football team are expected to fly out after their game against cardiff this afternoon. the bbc presen

the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall will visit a cocoa farm in ghana today as their nine—day tour of west meeting of traditional chiefs and inaugurate a university park. 0ur correspondent thomas naadi is in kumasi, ghana's second largest city. thomas, what have the royals been doing in ghana so far? well, the royals have been very busy since they landed in the capital, accra. they had a private meeting —— they had a fight and bashed a private meeting with the president, nana akufo—addo and they went to a christian war cemetery in accra, one of seven sites in ghana where soldiers are buried. and that war castle that was used and prince charles walked through the door. he walked through the door and from there, they went to jamestown, the cultural hub of accra, where they we re cultural hub of accra, where they were treated to music and downs, sporting activities and also some displays of boxing and football prowess by some talented kids. thomas, thank you very much indeed. we are looking at some pictures of the royal couple on their tour of west africa. we hope you have a good day today. i

fuel heavy showers in north—west england, and some drizzle through parts of south yorkshire, east yorkshire, lincolnshire, heavy burst south—west england, devon and cornwall a degree on yesterday, but still into the teens by many. mild into the evening, another night of fireworks displays, most will be dry. wind lighter than they were last night, a chance of some rain in cardiff, linking into wetter weather in devon and cornwall and maybe a fuse bashes of rain in north—west england, pushing into southern scotland, wetter during the night and northern ireland, many eastern areas staying dry, partly clear skies, ireland, many eastern areas staying dry, partly clearskies, coolerthan recent nice but well clear of a frost go into monday morning. monday, low pressure, keeping an eye on it, not moving a great deal, most of us to the east drawing wind from a southerly direction. a mild airflow. rain across north and west of scotland, using a little, rain archives and northern ireland, but not as wet as it has been through the night, the challenge you and they are, may lead to the west, but they are, may lead to the west, but the odd one drifting across eastern en

of england. anywhere from cornwall, the west country, the isle of wight and maybe london with some rain.est of the country isn't bad. on sunday, sunshine should continue in liverpool, belfast, glasgow and edinburgh. but eastern counties, newcastle down to hull, catching showers and some rain for london on sunday. although what time the rain will arrive on sunday in london, we are not sure, but he prepared. this is beyond the weekend, quiet, relatively speaking, but you can't miss these spirals of rain and wind gathering in the atlantic, looking like it will turn more angry and stormy and some of these weather systems will be heading our way, but not until next week. i think it will stay pretty chilly into tuesday, and wednesday is looking pretty windy and much more mild. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. theresa may warns the uk would end up theresa may warns the uk would end up back at square one if parliament rejects her brexit deal. the prime minister defending her agreement on a bbc radio phone in. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news... they've a

of dumfries and galloway. sunshine across northern ireland this afternoon, but cumbria passing northumberland and into lancashire, west wales, cornwallday. winds continue to pick up. a0 or 50 mph gusts here. not as strong across the midlands, east anglia, south east. dry and sunny by day. clear into the evening. clear skies in western scotland and northern ireland. which bodes well for those heading off to fireworks parties. rain in between. but it is the strength of the wind. tomorrow, not as wet, not as windy. we could still see gails quite wildly this evening, so if you are setting off fireworks or planning to, think very carefully before you do so. check your bonfires for hedgehogs before you light them. through tonight, the rain where we have got it will be confined down towards part of wales, south west england and through the midlands. stays dry in east anglia and the south east. made single figures here. but for most of you it will be a frost free night. just about all, thanks to those south—westerly winds which are still with us into sunday. those are remnants of hurricane 0scar. this is the weather front which today is acro

of dumfries and galloway. sunshine across northern ireland this afternoon, but cumbria passing northumberland and into lancashire, west wales, cornwallds continue to pick up. a0 or 50 mph gusts here. winds not as strong across the midlands, east anglia, south east. dry and sunny by day. clear into the evening. clear skies in western scotland and northern ireland. which bodes well for those heading off to fireworks parties. rain in between. but it is the strength of the wind. tomorrow, not as wet, not as windy. we could still see gails quite widely this evening, so if you are setting off fireworks or planning to, think very carefully before you do so. check your bonfires for hedgehogs before you light them. through tonight, the rain where we have got will be confined down towards part of wales, south west england and through the midlands. stays dry in east anglia and the south east. mid—single figures here. but for most of you it will be a frost free night. just about all, thanks to those south—westerly winds which are still with us into sunday. those are remnants of hurricane oscar. this is the weather front which today is across wes

in the south—west of the country, from cornwall and devon today, we have got additionally some very heavystorms here, they have been clipping parts of southern wales too. so the south—western portion of the uk at risk of further showers throughout this evening. rest of the uk is looking mostly dry, there is to be sunshine, lake district, ayrshire, dumfries, galloway. also eastern parts of scotland catching a few showers throughout the course of this evening but for most of us across the country, it is in fact, a dry evening and night, apart from that south—western corner here. by the end of saturday that rain realigns itself with the south coast and that means that anywhere from plymouth, exeter through portsmouth all the way through to dover, there could be some rain around first thing in the morning. on saturday, a lot of blue on our weather maps here which means that the area is still pretty chilly, the milder air in the atlantic is ready to come our way next week but for a time being, look at the arrows here. just about to see the faint arrows here, that light breeze blowing out of th

here is tomorrow's weather map so we have a weather front close to the south—west of the country for cornwallay, they could be quite heavy, but for they could be quite heavy, but for the vast majority of the country friday will be a dry day but still cold because the winds are blowing out of the south—east more or less. we are talking about 9 degrees, maybe up to 10 celsius. the reason the temperatures will be a little bit higher is because we have a bit more sunshine. on saturday not so great that the south of the country because this weather front is aligning itself with the southern counties, anywhere from cornwall to the tip of kent, through hampshire and the london area could get some rain on and off. further north across the uk should be dry and brighter, and staying into single figures on sunday. thank you. a reminder of our top story... a brexit deal is within grasp says theresa may as a draft political declaration is agreed outlining our future relationship with the eu after brexit. that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news t

john maguire, bbc news, west cornwall. thousands ofrescribed an ultra—low calorie, liquid—only diet after initial trials showed it can reverse type 2 diabetes in people who've recently been diagnosed. nhs england says the diet will be used alongside an expanded programme that focuses on prevention. here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. it's about cutting down. you know, small steps... at a community centre in leeds, the battle against diabetes is under way. reducing portion sizes and how frequent you have these naughty foods and all that... all the people here were on the cusp of developing type 2 diabetes. now they've been helped to lose a bit of weight and think about what they're eating. everybody should be educated about how we eat, what we eat, why we eat, and when we eat. i've lost so much weight. i feel better, i feel happier. an estimated 12.3 million people in the uk are at risk of developing type 2 diabetes. a quarter of a million people in england have already been referred to the special prevention programme, lik

down towards the south—west, if you take a look at the finer detail into this afternoon, there still could be some cloud lingering across the southern coast of devon, west cornwally. a bit of a breeze blowing which will make it feel cooler than you have been used to over the past few days. in snowdonia and east of the peak district, there will be some low cloud. northern ireland will struggle to break the cloud completely. sudden, eastern parts of the grampians towards 0rkney and shetland, the cloud will remain. 9-10dc shetland, the cloud will remain. 9—10dc here. in the highlands, 30-1adc will 9—10dc here. in the highlands, 30—1adc will be the high. in too tight, clear skies for most. the cloud will come and go for most. with clear skies around, widespread frost across europe which is of note. the green on the uk shows that it will not be a case of temperatures dropping below freezing but it will get close enough for some frost on cars and grass for some frost on cars and grass for some of you into tomorrow morning. soa some of you into tomorrow morning. so a slightly colder start than we have been used to over the past few days. but it will be a cracking sunda

some of these showers in the south—west could be heavy. cornwall, devon, southern parts of wales.land, the la ke ireland, south—western scotland, the lake district. the weekend, a weather front lines along the south coast of england, meaning that anywhere from cornwall through wiltshire, hampshire, kent, there could be some rain around on saturday. not raining all the time but not a very pleasant day. elsewhere, not looking bad on saturday. in the north—west of england, the lake district, into northern ireland and west in scotland, we will see the best of the sunshine. further east perhaps a little bit more cloud for howell and newcastle. as well as the winds stay easterly, blowing from east to west, the weather will not want out. temperatures will hover around the single figures. next week will start to pick up south—westerly winds, much stronger, gale—force winds. quite a bit of rain as well. a risk of gales. that's it from me. a final brexit deal for britain is within our grasp, says the prime minister as she prepares for three more days of crucial negotiations before sunday's

the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall are in ghana today as part of their 9—day tour of west church service, prince charles will visit a castle and camilla willjoin a discussion on sustainable business. the tour began in gambia and will end in nigeria this week. will did you watch any saturday night telly? i went to bed early last night. strictly, i didn't even watch. strictly, iwatch. the x factor public vote had to be cancelled last night after the show had a problem with sound. some viewers complained they couldn't hear the singers properly. itv apologised and said the vote will take place on tonights programme instead. 0ur lead story on the front pages, that terrible story in woking, it made it late in the evening. the inflata ble made it late in the evening. the inflatable slide which reportedly collapsed during a fireworks event in surrey, it injuring eight children. private concessions from europe. 0n the front of the 0bserver, the paper claiming that mr banks is facing accusations that he may have misled parliament over links between the pro— brexit campaign and his i

you can see clouds coming in from the south—west here on the tip of cornwall where it's a bit milder,ut the rest of the country is more or less aircoming but the rest of the country is more or less air coming out of europe, coming out of east southeast, so the cold air is very much on top of us and there's that little bit of slight less cold air leaking into south—western parts of the uk. very nippy out there. these are the temperatures around lipm. i think 6 degrees probably for some of us is going to be optimistic, it will probably be lower than that. in some areas may be two or three degrees, nothing more. interestingly tonight it's not going to be quite as cold as last night. yes, the air is coming out of east, it's a cold direction, but because we have a lot of cloud across the uk and it acts almost like a blanket, it keeps the temperatures from dipping too low, so temperatures from dipping too low, so first thing tomorrow morning there won't be as much frost around, in fact most towns and cities will be around four degrees. tomorrow, this weather front bringing showers to south—

been a tale of 2/2 today, sunshine eastern areas and the beauty of the colours and further west it has been very wet as it has across cornwallr rumbles of thunder and staying quite intense before easing away overnight a little and pushing across much of scotland. because it gets swamped tomorrow by this next developing area of rain. with the cloud and the winds it is mild tonight. this is what takes centre stage for friday, huge area of low pressure for much of the eastern atla ntic pressure for much of the eastern atlantic and bringing us notjust more rain tomorrow but some windy weather as well, autumnal gales and even weather as well, autumnal gales and eve n severe weather as well, autumnal gales and even severe gales. potential for disruption because after all the rain the rivers are getting higher and the ground is saturated. this weather front moving eastwards, not as much sunshine for the eastern side of the country. some wet weather for the afternoon in south—west england and wales. temperatures are just above average. again and east — west split but windy all round. gusts of wind close gale force. and around the co

west of england. here's a scene from cornwall, a beautiful rainbow out to see earlier today.re thatis tied in with the weather feature that is wrapping around the area of low pressure that is setting the tone for us at the moment. to the rest of this afternoon, showers will continue feeding in, into the evening as well. so a soggy story for many of us at the end of today. the driest and brightest in northern scotla nd the driest and brightest in northern scotland and eastern counties of england. it is mild wherever you are, highs of 13 or 14 degrees. as i said, the showers will battle on through this evening, heavier ones affecting southern england. perhaps affecting southern england. perhaps a few grazing into the midlands for a few grazing into the midlands for a time. wales and the north—west of england getting some heavy rain. we showers in northern ireland, and in the end of the night, they become confined to northern england and southern scotland. much drier to the south, even by the end of the night. a mild night, lows of 5—8 degrees. on tuesday, the promise of a much

of their constituents. we are here at newland fish market in west cornwall to talk to fishermen, local businesses and local atest progress or lack thereof. banking on us not switching. the big banks still hold around three quarters of all our current accounts.

it will stay dry for much of eastern england, but the south—west of scotland, is to northern ireland, west wales and of cornwall that will not move very far. maximum temperatures still into the mild category, about 11 to 15, even 16 degrees in the south—east. tonight that will increase for a time, it will clear perhaps from south—west england and across wales, becoming more showery here. some clear skies towards eastern areas and across northern ireland, temperatures down to five to 7 degrees. friday, the wind picking up all of us, some gales and western areas and with some heavy rain spreading in as well. hello, this is bbc newsroom live with joanna gosling. our headlines... 12 people, including a police officer, are killed after a gunman opens fire in a crowded bar in california. the suspect, who we believe was the only suspect, was dead inside. and there were multiple other victims of different levels of injury inside that were rescued from the scene. prince charles vows to keep his opinions to himself when he becomes king. in his own words, he's "not that stupid" to meddle. a serious blow to plans for a new

we've got grey clouds in the south—west, we have had some thunder and lightning in cornwall and devon but for most ofather is not looking too bad. temperatures will be around five or 6 degrees at 7pm. the showers continue in the south—west but that is what happens to the rest of the night. showers in the south—west, elsewhere it should be dry. temperatures were bit down to around 5 degrees in most major towns and cities and as far a saturday is concerned, looks like we're in for some rain in the south of the country but drying out by the time we country but drying out by the time we get to sunday. the prime minister takes to the airwaves to sell her brexit plan to the nation. she says the uk won't get a better dealfrom the eu if hers is rejected. i believe that if we were to go back to the eu and say, "well, people didn't like that deal, can we have another one?" we didn't like that deal, can we have another one? " we won't didn't like that deal, can we have another one?" we won't get, i don't think they will come to us and say, "we will give you a better deal". but theresa may wouldn't be drawn on w

of wales and cornwall. a fairly breezy day again tomorrow. temperatures between ten and 14 celsius. as we move towards friday, it is all eyes to the westns to the west of the uk. some quite persistent, heavy rain to come with strong winds. but we start off with some bright weather. showers pushing their way north through scotland but then the heavy, persistent rain moving into northern ireland and western parts of the uk accompanied with gusty winds. the dry and bright weather to be found in the east. temperatures fairly similar. as we move into saturday, that rain will work its way over towards the east. the wind still fairly breezy as we move into saturday. saturday brings some sunshine for many of us but also the risk of a few showers. the showers largely for western areas and in the south again. they could be quite heavy with the chance of thunder and the odd flash of lightning as well. on saturday, temperatures fairly similarto on saturday, temperatures fairly similar to the rest of the week. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.00pm: president donald trump claims a "big victory" in us mid—term elect

of their constituents. we are here at newland fish market in west cornwall to talk to fishermen, local businesses and local le about what they think about the latest progress or lack thereof. banking on us not switching. the big banks still hold around three quarters of all our current accounts. so why don't more of us shop around and switch to newer rivals? i'll speak to the boss of one startup bank a little later. leave it for the ring. after ugly scenes at their press conference, tyson fury and deontay wilder are warned they won't be paid if their weigh—in boils over. good morning. it's another unsettled day out there today with a mix of sunshine and showers are. i'll bring you the forecast for today and for the weekend throughout the morning —— sunshine and showers. it's friday the 30th of november. our top story: thousands of patients will be prescribed a low—calorie liquid—only diet after trials showed it can help to reverse type two diabetes in people who have been recently diagnosed. more than three million people across the uk are living with type 2 diabetes. nhs england says alongside the diet, it

of wales and the winds will ease down a little bit. wetter weather in the west wales in particular, devon and cornwall. monday morning foot at temperatures lower than the last couple of nights but still holding up well clear of a frost. the main focus on monday is the area of low pressure across the bay of biscay which is creeping ever closer. early rain will ease. brightening conditions with patchy rain in western areas. the odd isolated shower in the east of england. for many, a dry day on monday with spells of hazy sunshine and highs of 15 and 16. wind picks up and highs of 15 and 16. wind picks upa and highs of 15 and 16. wind picks up a little bit into tuesday. a few showers heading north. into scotland, wales, ireland and north—west of england we will see rain heading in. temperatures in the teens. continuing with a mild theme for the rest of the week that still with wet at times. —— but still with wet weather at times. good afternoon. eight children have been treated in hospital following an accident at a fireworks funfair in surrey. police declared a major incident at woking park last night, aft

in the south—west of the country for cornwall and devon today we have got some very heavy showers, therew showers but for most of us across the country, it is in fa ct a of us across the country, it is in fact a dry evening and wake up —— night. that rain realigns itself the south coast which means that anywhere from plymouth to dover, there could be some rain first thing in the morning. on saturday, a lot of blue on our weather map which means the air is pretty chilly and that might look error out in the atlantic. look at the arrows here, that light breeze blowing out in the east, southern counties wet on saturday, i don‘t think it will be raining of the time, the rain will come and go but elsewhere across the uk saturday is actually not looking too bad with the best of the sunshine in some western areas. that was sunday, notice them further rain in the south—east. wonder concedes that —— london could see some damp weather in the afternoon but the further north west you aren‘t, the battered the weather will be. —— the better the weather will be. into next week, big weather system starte

of your weekend. on saturday, we look to the far south—west for the wettest conditions. parts of devon, cornwallunder. some showers in eastern scotland and eastern england but many will be dry, the best of the sunshine in sheltered western areas and the best temperatures or many will be single figures. the same on sunday, the greater risk of frost in western not as west in southern coastal counties of england and. still showers from the north sea, but many in the west will stay dry with sunny spells, single figure temperatures and the cool theme will continue into the start of next week. that's how it's looking, back to charlie and naga. sorry, matt! we were having a discussion, obviously discussing the weather and how interesting it was! of course, of course! yes! love you, matt! and that little thing called brexit! ben, what are you going to talk to us about? you were paying no attention to that either, were you? i could read this here or you could just tell us! you carry on your conversation and i'll tell people about astronomical fees when it comes to renting homes, and some of them are fair

the cloud retreating westwards during the day, more and more of us see those blue skies overhead, so by lunchtime devon and cornwall and west cloud but for east wales, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east there should be some sunshine. similar story for north—west england. north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud. it will take awhile to brighten up across northern ireland, but western and northern scotland will see some sunshine. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees, but a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 4—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perhaps some cloud at times feeding into some of the eastern slopes of the pennines, parts of eastern scotland, and those temperatures, 9—12, just s

typically along this line cornwall and parts of west wales will see parts of down pours.frontal system will bring heavy rain and destructive winds potentially. there could be travel on the road, the road, the rails, flight delays perhaps. your bbc local radio station will keep you up—to—date with anything that happens in your area. but having said all of that, friday doesn't get off to a bad start. there will be dry weather and a little sunshine arrive but we also see showery here. and you can see behind me this big area of rain pushing into northern ireland, south wales and the wind coming from the south. it will be mild, 11 to 1a degrees. this is how it will look tomorrow afternoon. not a pretty good job for plymouth, for birmingham, for manchester, we will seek brainstorming in the northwest england, ireland and scotland. and the winds will be breast. these black wind arrows showing the wind gusts we are expected some places in the west could seat 60 or 65 mph costs. rough weather friday night and for saturday we are left with this big area of low pressure. that will c

north—west england, western wales, the vilest of cornwall, it turns cloudy, windier and wetter.e, the wind is not as light. even in overnight, there is the rain. just nudges and with further eastwards, allowing clear skies. because it's got the south—westerly wind, still a noticeable breeze. it won't be anywhere near as cold as it has been. today is the big picture into sunday. it's way to the west, the re m na nts of sunday. it's way to the west, the remnants of the hurricane. bringing some windy conditions for the hebrides. the wind is not as strong tomorrow. only one of two showers. across the midlands, the south—west, this is where we see the cloud, occasional rain. the yacht had very first, persistent rain to the south—west. a knife edge in the likes of the channel islands. the south—east corner should be dry and bright. as a going to tomorrow evening, mcleod and the will rain will nudges wait northwards and westwards once again. matt, you did very, very well. we'll be back with the headlines at 7, but first it's time for click. ai. that's what the future is about, if you b

the cloud retreating westwards during the day, more and more of us see those blue skies overhead, so by lunchtime devon and cornwall and west south—east there should be some sunshine. similar story for north—west england. north—east england and eastern scotland, particularly around higher ground, may well keep more cloud. it will take awhile to brighten up across northern ireland, but western and northern scotland will see some sunshine. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees, but a noticeable easterly breeze particularly in the south, making it feel cooler than that. into early sunday with clear skies overhead, it is going to be a cool night, probably too much of a breeze to allow things to get really cold, but your towns and cities will get down to 11—5 degrees, maybe just a bit colder than that in the countryside. getting on into sunday it is a beautiful looking day for most of us, we will see plenty of sunshine, still perhaps some cloud at times feeding into some of the eastern slopes of the pennines, parts of eastern scotland, and those temperatures, 9—12, just subtly creeping downwards. a sign of what is to come, becaus

this one out to the west wringing huge amounts of rain across south—west wales, especially pembrokeshire during the last 24 hours. it extends all the way from cornwallwers spreading northwards and eastwards through the day. many eastern areas staying dry throughout but in the west, turning increasingly wet injured northern ireland, more persistent rain in the south—west wales and across cornwall and the isles of scilly. temperatures across this afternoon 11 to 14 degrees. a notch up on where they should be for the time of year. tempered by the wind, by the time we hit the evening rush hour hitting 70 mph. heavy rain across much of wales, the isle of man, south—west scotland and northern ireland. away from that, mostly dry but wherever you are the breeze will be picking up. wind gusts on the map, it won't be a particularly pleasa nt map, it won't be a particularly pleasant evening rush—hour or start to the night, the rains spreading quickly through the night and turning dry and clearerfor a time in the west. a few heady and thundery showers to take us into the start of saturday morning. because we've got that rain to begin with, fairly strong winds a

of dry weather, some sunny spells, equally, just one or two light showers drifting through at times. further west, a greater chance of seeing some patchy rain through the morning and by the afternoon, into cornwallhe odd flash of lightning and rumble of thunder. and things will start to turn wet across northern ireland as we go through the afternoon as well. it will be quite windy day, particularly for western coasts, where we could see gusts of 40—50 mph. but that wind still coming from the south or the south—east, wafting that mild air in our direction. so particularly across a south—eastern corner, if you get some sunshine, maybe 17, maybe 18 degrees. and it stays largely dry in eastern areas for tuesday evening. out west, this rain makes a bit more progress, some of it heavy, possibly thundery. as they go into wednesday morning, we will see a bit of rain in eastern areas at this stage. this warm front here will make for a soggy start across the south—east of england. but for a good part of the day, we will see rain clipping into the south—west, parts of wales, northern ireland particularly and the western side of scotland. further south and east, some blustery and potentially thundery shower

skies and cumbria in northumberland, part of like a child, west wales have outbreaks of rain which will become persistent. turning wetter across parts of cornwalltaying dry into the evening, clearer in western scotla nd the evening, clearer in western scotland and parts of northern ireland. if you‘re having a fireworks party elsewhere, likely to be some rain around and the wind will be very strong. the wind today could be stronger because of problems, so please think carefully before you set any fireworks. tonight, outbreaks of rain, parts of northern england, wales, the south—west, can fight a part of england and wales later, clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland, the coolest of the air remaining, but given the strength of the wind and bob not be a rich and start tomorrow. we will be frost free. low—pressure pushing between us free. low—pressure pushing between us and iceland. keeping the wind strong. further outbreaks of rain. scotla nd strong. further outbreaks of rain. scotland and northern ireland bright tomorrow, sunny spells, same at the far north of england. a lot more cloud scotland and northern ireland bright tomorrow, sunny

of the uk. some warmth leaking into the south—west. probably milder with showers at the tip of cornwall.lymouth. 12 celsius. elsewhere across the uk we're into single figures. on saturday we have got a weather front aligned along the south coast. the thinking is that the counties south of the m4 will probably be fairly overcast. rain from penzance to dover. not all the time. some of the time. it comes and goes. the rest of the country, brighter. belfast and glasgow in for a pretty good day on saturday. temperatures up to seven to 8 degrees. for many of us it will be a decent day on saturday. the key is in those wind hours. that —— wind arrows. as long as they are pointing from the east, that is an easterly wind. these numbers, the eighths, nines, they can't go up. next week when the low comes in, these arrows will turn south—westerly, and the temperatures will rise. then we get the wind and rain. sort of like the union and the yang. and down. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the prime minister hails a draft agreement on post—brexit relations with the eu as the "right deal". she s

of cornwall and devon. northern ireland, eastern scotland, the pennines, these places will have more cloud as the afternoon goes on. temperatures in north—westn ireland, we lose the clout to night. we will keep some in eastern scotland and north east england, but it is largely clear. enough of a breeze to stop temperatures falling too far, as it would if it were calm. there will be a touch of frost as we start the day tomorrow. the emphasis tomorrow will be on plenty of sunshine. plough through parts of eastern scotland and north east england. a sunny day in northern ireland, and temperatures pretty similar, 9—12dc. there is a change going into next week. the wind changes to an easterly, allowing the blue cold air to come in. cloudy conditions as well on monday. there could be drizzle in places, one or two light showers. drier weather with some brighter spells. it will be colder and feel colder in the easterly breeze with more cloud around, most of us sinking into single figures, where we will stay as the week goes on. the chance of seeing more sunny spells on tuesday, but a greater chance of picking up showers, maybe wintry on the tops of h