blustery showers in the west of scotland, part of northern ireland, the far north—west of england.ay. wrap up. cold this weekend. especially on saturday. more like on sunday. the emphasis on sunshine. this is saturday. more detail. showers in the north and west of the country, especially northern and western scotland. blustery with snow on the hills. a wintry day. cold wind from the north—west taking the edge off. values will fall to seven degrees. another day to wrap up. low pressure goes away. a ridge of high pressure goes away. a ridge of high pressure killing off some of the showers. light winds. a better day, sunday. fewer showers in the northern the west. —— north. light wind. a cold day. staying cold into the start of next week as well. good night. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. the headlines: a blow for families of those missing on an argentine submarine — the navy says it believes there was an explosion at the time the vessel disappeared. a new era set to begin for zimbabwe with just hours before emmerson mnangagwa is sworn in as president. i'

of rain but on the whole it will be dry. cloudier skies to begin the day across northern ireland and pushing further into scotland, some rain in the north westthe north west of scotland, weak front, not making great inroads through the day, affecting north west scotland where there will be a stronger breeze. otherwise, light winds and whilst the sun will try to come out, it is rather half—hearted, that fog slowly lifting across southern england perhaps interval cloud. a lot of dry weather, cloud and temperatures similar to the day, just about making double figures. then things change overnight because we have that band of rain moving south away from scotland and northern ireland and wet weather developing in england and wales quite widely. this rain could be heavyin quite widely. this rain could be heavy in places so we don't need to worry about the temperatures, much milder overnight, and not so much fog either. showers coming into the slightly cooler air in the north of the uk. then these winds will draw in coolerairas the uk. then these winds will draw in cooler air as the weekend goes on. we have cloud and rain across england and wales t

that is the cloud leaves the scene in the north—west of scotland, there could bea north—west of scotland late frost rather than an only one. this is early thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, bits and pieces of rain. don't take that too literally, but i think there is that chance of rain for many given the amount of cloud that is around. for anything more sparking than that you have to go to the north of england, parts of northern ireland and in true central and southern scotland. full the further north you are at the wind is the feature, gale force in places. some showers that are heavy. through the day, we will drag the thickest cloud away to the continent. it may be lingering in the far south—east. following on behind is a relatively mild day compared to what is to come as we get on into the weekend. in fact, that chilling process starts across the north of britain as we get on through friday. overnight, frontal systems through friday. overnight, frontal syste ms ca n through friday. overnight, frontal systems can be seen before we see the sunshine breaking through into southern engl

cloudy, wet, and windy weather already over the north west of scotland. res will be closer towards the front but behind it they may dip away. so, little bit of sunshine north of the great glen, perhaps. everywhere south, from the west through to wales and the south—west, a combination of wet and windy weather. another cloud for the odd showery burst ahead of that through the south—west. further east, some sunshine to start of the day. you may hang onto it for a few hours. this frontal system only moving very slowly indeed. it will be well into the afternoon before it shows its hand down towards the wash and into sussex. a combination of sunny spells and showers. those clouds wanting to clear again. so into wednesday we might have a widespread frost. particularly in rural areas and in western britain. don't be surprised if the morning looks like that. wednesday, giving me the sense that. wednesday, giving me the sense that it might look just that. wednesday, giving me the sense that it might lookjust a little bit like monday with a eventually more cloud and

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

there could still be the odd shower in northern ireland and the far south—west of scotland down into re celebrating bonfire night tonight. the temperatures continue tonight. the temperatures continue to head downwards as we go through the night, particularly for central and eastern areas as we will hold on the crystals for longest. the towns and cities are close to freezing, but in the countryside it is —6 in sunspots. not as cold out west though because of this approaching frontal system. it is approaching very slowly, and will increase the cloud in the first part of monday but will take awhile to any rain. central and eastern areas start the day bright maybe with fog and frost. things will be clouding over in the west, with patchy rain, but the heavy rain is confined to the north—west of scotland. the temperatures are picking up a bit in the west but chilly in the east. through monday night, the winds will pick up ahead of this weather front, it is meandering eastwards, behind there as cold air. so, there is potential for snow over the high ground in scotland. the band of rain is wo

just in the far north—west of scotland. elsewhere for many it is a dry day. s with this cold front. a complicated mixture as we go into the weekend. it will bring colder air. you can see that line of blue, the colder air moving south and east. to start on saturday, all of us under the influence of this north—westerly wind. this colder air. it will bring some showers over the weekend. there will still be good spells of sunshine. you will notice quite a cold wind. bye— bye. hello, it's wednesday, it's 9am, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. this morning, sexual harassment at work and how to stop it. today we've brought together a group of women and men — most of whom have experienced sexual harassment at some point in their lives — and in some cases, repeatedly. together we're going to talk about why and what needs to change. i'm sarahjane. i'm a tv presenter and actress and i think i've been sexually harassed up to 20 times. i'm michelle. i'm a nurse. i have beena i'm michelle. i'm a nurse. i have been a nurse for 30 years. i have been a nurse f

a bit of brain to the north—west of scotland. a bit of a breeze. thicken up the odd spot of rain. most will be dry. southern counties, some sunshine. some dense fog patches. take a bit of extra time for your commute. affecting the south—east of wales. fairly cloudy with dampened drizzly weather. northern ireland, largely do. the far north—west, highlands and islands of scotland, a lot of dry weather. the best of the sunshine, eastern scotland and across southern counties of england. it shapes up to be quite a pleasant day. most other pouts around ten, 13 celsius. into this evening and overnight, england and wales. some very heavy rain around. a rumble of thunder towards the south—east corner. scotland and northern ireland, drier. here, cool conditions into the weekend. for saturday, scotland and northern ireland, sunshine and occasional showers. brighter weather moving into western parts of england and wales. some heavy rain around. rain clearing its way eastwards. it could ta ke clearing its way eastwards. it could take until the end of the day be

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

moving through the rest of the day we start to see some outbreaks of rain moving into north west of scotlandain pushing south and east through the night bringing some heavy rain at times and a strong wind in northern ireland and far north of england. elsewhere in england and wales it is cloudy with some g rag deafeiiaping. of and far north south cloud start, fi ggres.’ same patchesfimistirrd should 5 fi ggres.’ same patchesfimistirrd should lift 1; fi ggres.’ same patchesfimistirrd should lift as i fi ggres.’ same patchesfimistirrd should lift as we fog around which should lift as we lee the morning. tomorrow move through the morning. tomorrow dominated by this cold front moving south and east. it brings a spell of rainfora time south and east. it brings a spell of rain for a time but by the time it gets to the south it should be liked and patchy. behind that we are dragging in colderair and patchy. behind that we are dragging in colder air replacing that milder air dragging in colder air replacing that milderair in dragging in colder air replacing that milder air in the south. so turning cooler

west of england and parts of wales, some light rain and temperatures slowly lifting to 11 or 12. in the east, dry with sunny spells through the day but quite cold. north—west england into scotland the afternoon, the rain piling up across the north and west of scotland. getting heavier and the wind stronger too. mild air will continue to push ahead of the rain as it slowly trundles east during monday night. a bit of snow over the high ground of scotland. temperatures, a much milder night compared to previously. turning colder across the far north—west. the mild air is very brief because more cold air moving in behind that weather front. the weather front is on tuesday, which is very wet from any central and southern and eastern areas, quite windy. the rain clearing away, hanging around in the south—east but plenty of sunshine and scattered showers elsewhere. turning colder here, milder with the rain. the weather front eventually moves away. high pressure building on wednesday for the next weather front on thursday. quite a flip—flop week. wednesday looking dryad, brighter, cold, a frosty start. thursday, more cloud and a few showers. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the h

the showers picking out and most of the showers picking out and most of the rain in the north—west of scotlandty normal for this time of year. wet weather will develop into the evening and overnight. these two systems will combine and tried to re—eastwards across england and wales. slow to clear week and then we get a north—westerly wind, dragging down cold beer, which you will feel more at night than during the day because we will have sunshine and showers. some of rain across the morning. it will ta ke take a way, fenwick leaving the south—east and the afternoon. otherwise she sunshine and showers coming down. fewer showers from the second half of the weekend. pressure sta rts second half of the weekend. pressure starts to build and many places will be dry with a bit more sunshine. you're watching beyond one hundred days. there will now be more police on the streets of new york after the worst terror attack there since 9/11. we're learning more about the suspect who killed eight people by driving a truck along a bike lane. authorities say sayfullo saipov from uzbekistan, was radicalised in t

we might find that towards the north west of scotland, the first signs of a significant change in thely across the british isles as we move into the weekend. friday morning at sub, foster ran across the central and western parts —— friday morning itself, frost around. still a notable northerly wind and that will be the wave for the greater part of the day but the contrast between thursday and friday is that many more of the showers at the lower level are going to be watery rather than wintry and there will be fewer of them. at west, the west midlands and the south—west of england and wales, sunshine, and maybe many locations will be a bit warmer compared to thursday. this trend to milder conditions continues apace through the course of the weekend, but the flow is no more from the north, it is more around the north eastern flank and the high pressure centred to the west of ireland, and we will see cloud and moisture in the flows which is dominated by the atlantic, not the most barking weekends, but slowly on sunday, many more will be looking at temperatures between 7—11, rather than 3

for much of northern england, also a cold start, but increasing wind and cloud across the west of scotlandhe western isles. this weather will continue eastwards through the course of the day, bringing rain and hill snow, even snow down to lower levels across central and eastern scotland before it all turns back to rain as the milder air moves in. for northern ireland, turning cloudy with outbreaks of rain, elsewhere a fine day, but the sunshine gradually turning hazier, and it will be another cold one. then through monday night, this weather system continues to advance eastwards, bringing stronger winds. also milder air, we lose the cold air as that weather system moves in, we're all into the yellow and orange colours. most of the country, i say. the far north of scotland continues to wax and wane in that cooler airstream. tuesday is cloudier, outbreaks of rain, particularly across the western hills, look at those double figure values, 10—12 degrees. wednesday also rather cloudy, the best of the sunshine across northern parts of the uk, thursday looking like the mildest day across the whol

of fortunes for money. cloudier across scotland and in towards parts of england and wales. one or two showers around. you will start to see a change taking place in the north westnd and northern ireland as a weather front begins to encroaching. across the south, 12—15 is mild for this time of year. there‘s the change taking place across the north west. in saturday, across the north west. in saturday, a cluster of weather fronts pushed through to bring outbreaks of rain and behind these weather fronts the long—awaited cold air we‘ve been talking about begins to make inroads. it will be noticeable through the course of the weekend, as you can see the blue colours encroaching in. a wet start for saturday, particularly england and wales. some heavy rain, eventually clearing away, leaving sunshine and showers. it will be blustery as the cold north westerly digs in, 8—10 will be the high. men to sunday, a ridge of high pressure is building in so the showers will be fewer and further between. a lot of dry weather with some sunshine but feeling cold. if you are heading out this weekend for any bonfire night events you could see a few showers on saturday. a better chanc

of scotland with copious showers. similar prospect on to friday. not a bad day. the best of the brightness away towards the eastern side. away from the south—west.em linking back for rain into the weekend. the weekend bright and breezy. some showers around. it will certainly feel much colder than of late. you're watching beyond one hundred days. there's more scandal in westminster and another cabinet minister's future is in doubt. a source tells the bbc priti patel will resign rather than face the sack over her meetings with israeli politicians. she was thrown through the back door for showdown with theresa may. —— showing through. this is the view right now of the british prime minister's office — when we get word on ms patel‘s decision, we'll bring it straight to you. democrats sweep elections in the us. they win the governor's race in virginia — is it the beginning of a backlash against donald trump, orjust a blip? president trump campaigned on tough talk against china — today it's the latest stop on his asia tour. but it may be president xi who holds the cards. also on the programme. hollywood star kevin spacey faces a new allegation

signs of more rain on the west of scotland. down into the south—west of england.e we were in the middle part of the week. at the weekend, more cloud rotating, slumping its way into the british isles. no scraping your cars on saturday, and the temperatures, certainly in the west, a few degrees higher. no longer 3—4. certainly in the west, a few degrees higher. no longer3—4. it certainly in the west, a few degrees higher. no longer 3—4. it is 5—6, no heat way, but we are beginning to see a trend building. the trend will continue as the overall pattern remains the same, high pressure towards the west, and a weak weather front drifting down, so maybe some rain, are not promising everyone a dry weekend, but the trends i want to hammer home is that we are getting 7—8, possibly ii to hammer home is that we are getting 7—8, possibly 11 degrees, as the cold air which has dominated of late is moved to the near constant leaving behind the prospect of the second nation being very much dominated by the high—pressure —— in a continent. and there is no difference to the pattern

of the south at 16 degrees. a different story further north, with more rain in scotland, close to an inch of rain in the south westially in scotland. some showers grazing bees north sea coasts in the morning. the band of cloud moving through east anglia and the south midlands by this stage. south of that, a bit of fog in the morning. particularly around bristol, wiltshire and somerset. we will keep this cloud across the midlands, the south wales and towards the south east of england. further north, after a chilly start, lots of sunshine. the weather front wheels slide away and take a lot of the rain and drizzle with it, but another weather front approaching the north—west. another week weather front, not much rain there on friday, but a bit more breezy in the north west of scotland. a few showers breaking out, running into the south—west and through the irish sea. the odd shower at times. could start of misty. temperatures will get up to 14 degrees in the south of england. a bit of a north—westerly coming at the weekend, ushering in some colder air. we start the weekend with some rain across the midlands and easte

in the far north of scotland but many inbetweener across scotland, it may well be dry for much of the morning. however, wet weather for northern ireland, southern scotland, north—west millimetres by the end of the day of the higher ground and look at the winds picking up ground and look at the winds picking up over the bulk of england and wales. it may will be dry in the south—east and east anglia, it will be windy and mild, a chilly air arriving across the northern has of scotland. as we head into the evening the rain continues and gets heavier and more widely, accompanied by squally winds heading eastwards across england and wales and we start to see snow arriving in the north of scotland, maybe even settling at lower levels as well. that temperatures to ease off during the day on thursday. some sunshine around, there could be bands of showers. cold air notjust for scotland, northern ireland, northern england, still pretty mild in the south and south—east in particular. as we head into friday, this could be the last of the areas of low pressure coming in from the south—west. not sure how far north that rain is going to get, the moment it looks like it could be so

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

west of scotla nd wales. showers in the west of scotland and the north of northern ireland, as you can see, a fair bit of sunshineuch because it is going to be windy, thatis because it is going to be windy, that is light but it is cold air, so the temperatures lower than today it will be cold this weekend. the wind is picking up again. there is frost overnight with spells of sunshine around and wintry showers. the showers likely over the north and the west of the uk, so south and east dry and sunny but the winds freshening all the while so feeling cold. these are the temperatures again: four celsius in glasgow, seven celsius in london. it stays cold overnight. we have the area of high pressure killing off the showers. at the same time a weather system showers. at the same time a weather syste m fro m showers. at the same time a weather system from the atlantic, impacting in the north of the uk. not so many showers on sunday. most in the east this time. this is outside source. the ritz—carlton in riyadh is now a 5—star holding centre for this is outside source. the ritz—carlton in riyadh is now a 5—star holding ce

nd across the north and north—east of scotland during the night and for saturday morning with gales here, more prolonged rain at times. further wintry showers across westst of england, running into the cheshire gap into the midlands and affecting western wales and south—west of england. is of the pennines, east anglia and the south central and southern areas will start dry and sunny but really told —— east of. that's how it will be on saturday, east—west split, eastern areas will remain dry with plenty of sunshine and northern and western areas will see showers, heavy at times, blustery, further snow down to lower levels but accumulations of the fireground. temperatures of four to seven degrees and add on the wind and it's going to feel like freezing in places —— of the higher ground. at least the sunshine in central and eastern areas will compensate. this low pressure will start to influence our weather on sunday. this is the weather feature that will move through on sunday night into monday to bring a wet and windy spell. that area of high pressure moving in on sunday, it will stabilise the atmosphere a little bit and kill off some of the showers, fe

of rain perhaps across the north and north—east of scotland and into the northern isles, here with gale force winds as well. wintry showers across the western ireland and down on the north—west england. snow again on the hills. some of these showers running through the cheshire gap, in towards the midlands already at 9am on saturday morning. plenty of sunshine in the east and south—east, but still a few showers running into west wales, cornwall and devon, so you get the picture. it really will be a cold start, but some areas seeing lots of sunshine. in fact, central, southern and eastern parts of the country will stay dry all day. lots of sunshine, where showers continue in the northern and western areas, again with snow on the hills. quite blustery as well with those strong north—west winds. we'll see values of 3—7 celsius. add on the wind and it will feel even colder than that. but at least you have the sunshine to compensate further south and east. that's the area of low pressure bringing the gale force winds to the far north—east of the uk. that slowly moves away and we start to see the influence of this area of high pressure from th

much of northern england, northern ireland, and scotland, cloudier skies in the afternoon, strengthening winds, and that rain will really start to pep up and become heavy and persistent across the westloud continuing to push east along with the rain band. by the end of the night, it will be across western parts of britain. behind it, something clearer and cooler. ahead of it, mild and breezy and certainly much milder than the previous night. but the mild air, as you can see here, here, is only a very thin slice, wedged between two areas of cold air. another plunge of cold air moving in behind that rain band. a windy day in england and wales on tuesday. the rain will eventually get to eastern areas where it will be heavy at times. behind it, skies brightening up nicely. one or two showers around, particularly sunshine. the will be cooler, back into single figures for many. double figures across the east and south—east, but here, very wet. that weather front eventually clears away. a ridge of high—pressure noses and for wednesday before the next weather system moves in wednesday night. a cold start, a little bit of frost and bright and turning brighter across far south—east. turning w

wintry showers for the west of scotland. similar story for the north—west of england, but most of those are feeding across cheshire into the north midlands. a scattering showers for england and wales. much of easing england might start dry and sunny but you will be cold everywhere. you will notice a stronger wind on saturday which will have an edge to it. they showers continuing in roughly the same sort of areas. if you getting into the midlands, largely dry for the east of england and perhaps the south—east of scotland. those are the numbers, but this is what it will feel like in the wind with the wind a bit stronger, feeling particularly chilly, but pleasant enough when the sun is out. but the wind remains brisk right through the weekend, this little bump of high pressure comes in a head of this weather system. what that bridge does is kill off a little of the showers. they will continue to strea m showers. they will continue to stream over the irish sea into the midlands. but more places will be drier. not necessarily sun

set of weather fronts here, bringing renewed bouts of cloud, wind and rain into the far north—west of scotland—decent day. there will be some sunshine around, fleetingly perhaps, holding the temperatures to around 10—15 degrees or so. we see significant developments in the weather as we get through friday night into the wee small hours of saturday, where the rain becomes really quite extensive across england and wales. the odd moderate burst in there. and the northern feature just drags the cloud and rain down towards the borders area, perhaps, and then tending the merge with that new area of rain across england and wales. the weekend will eventually turn colderfor all. and it will be a mixture of sunny spells and showers, especially so on sunday. i'm delaying it as far as that for the greater part of england and wales, simply because, to start the weekend, you've got these weather fronts close by and that is notjust the odd passing shower, that is rain. quite persistent rain. totals getting up to around 25—30 millimetres perhaps. and don't hold me to that final clearance of the rain getting t

set of weather fronts here, bringing renewed bouts of cloud, wind and rain into the far north—west of scotland of northern ireland, too. once that fog is gone, well, it's a half—decent day. there will be some sunshine around, fleetingly perhaps, holding the temperatures to around 10—15 degrees or so. we see significant developments in the weather as we get through friday night into the wee small hours of saturday, where the rain becomes really quite extensive across england and wales. the odd moderate burst in there. and the northern feature just drags the cloud and rain down towards the borders area, perhaps, and then tending the merge with that new area of rain across england and wales. the weekend will eventually turn colderfor all. and it will be a mixture of sunny spells and showers, especially so on sunday. i'm delaying it as far as that for the greater part of england and wales, simply because, to the start of the weekend, you've got these weather fronts close by and that is notjust the odd passing shower, that is rain. quite persistent rain. totals getting up to around 25—30 millimetre

weather in the far north of scotland but many in between across scotland, it may well be dry for much of the morning. however, wet weather for northern ireland, southern scotland, north—westok at the winds picking up over the bulk of england and wales. it may will be dry in the south—east and east anglia, it will be windy and mild, a chilly air arriving across the northern has of scotland. as we head into the evening the rain continues and gets heavier and more widely, accompanied by squally winds heading eastwards across england and wales and we start to see snow arriving in the north of scotland, maybe even settling at lower levels as well. that temperatures to ease off during the day on thursday. some sunshine around, there could be bands of showers. cold air notjust for scotland, northern ireland, northern england, still pretty mild in the south and south—east in particular. as we head into friday, this could be the last of the areas of low pressure coming in from the south—west. not sure how far north that rain is going to get, the moment it looks like it could be southern england. the last of the mild days here because the colder air in the north and north—west cont

of rain perhaps across the north and north—east of scotland and into the northern isles, here with gale force winds as well. wintry showers across the westeland and down on the north—west england. snow again on the hills. some of these showers running through the cheshire gap, in towards the midlands already at 9am on saturday morning. plenty of sunshine in the east and south—east, but still a few showers running into west wales, cornwall and devon, so you get the picture. it really will be a cold start, but some areas seeing lots of sunshine. in fact, central, southern and eastern parts of the country will stay dry all day. lots of sunshine, where showers continue in the northern and western areas, again with snow on the hills. quite blustery as well with those strong north—west winds. we'll see values of 3—7 celsius. add on the wind and it will feel even colder than that. but at least you have the sunshine to compensate further south and east. that's the area of low pressure bringing the gale force winds to the far north—east of the uk. that slowly moves away and we start to see the influence of this area of high pressure from the west

west of england and parts of wales, and spots of light rain, temperatures slowly lifting, 11 or 12 degrees. the midlands will be dry with sunny spells but quite cold. north—west england, into scotlandcross the north and west of scotland, becoming heavier and the wind stronger too. milder air will continue to push ahead of the rain band as it trundles east during the course of monday night. a little bit of snow over the high ground of scotland. temperatures, a much more mild night compared to previously. turning colder across the far north—west. this mild air, very brief because the next plunge of cold air will be behind the weather front as it slowly clears its way east through the course of tuesday. tuesdayis east through the course of tuesday. tuesday is quite wet for many southern and eastern areas, windy too but it will bring in the milder air. the rain clearing away, hanging in the south—east but behind that, dry with scattered showers, turning colder and a bit milder with the rain. the rain front eventually moves away and we see high pressure building on wednesday before the next weather front moves in on thursday. quite a flip—flop kind of week. wednesday looks dry, bright,

the cloud will increase into the north and the west of scotland later, bringing outbreaks of rain intoll start to see more in the way of brightness feeding in behind t temperatures on thursday still in the double figures. a maximum of 13 celsius. but it will turn cooler and brighter again into friday. hello it's tuesday, it's nine o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. our top story this morning: it's another crucial day in the brexit countdown. battle lines over brexit as mrs may seeks to push through crucial legislation to take us out of the eu and tory rebels are warned that if they oppose mrs may they could pave they oppose mrs may they could pave the way forward jeremy corbyn government. —— for a jeremy corbyn government. we'll bring you all the details. also on the programme — in her first british tv interview we speak to a surrogate mother from california, who gave birth to two babies and then found out one of the children was biologically hers. i was already pregnant through in vitro

wednesday should lift your spirits, at least until that cloud and rain falls and across the west of scotlandere is a lot of rain, the winters in the west still not a cold day, despite the presence of all that cloud and little sunshine. what about friday? i'm showing the big picture because i am keeping an eye on this developing area of low pressure. pride itself will be a blustery day, cooler weather northwest please. —— friday. this is moving through southern england and wales to leave us with a weekend which is bright and breezy, there will be some showers and it will feel cold given the strength of the northwest wind. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8.00 the latest paradise papers revelations show prince charles campaigned for climate—change agreements to be altered, without disclosing that his private estate had a financial interest in the reforms. a former welsh government minister has been found dead, just days after being sacked over misconduct allegations. boris johnson has admitted that his comments about a woman who has beenjailed in iran could have been more clear. also ahead i

north—east of scotla nd across the north and the north—east of scotland and plenty of showers even longer spells a friend here, plenty of showers across the west mix in there, circulating snows to the hills or even snow down to lower levels. showers running towards north—west england, through the treasure into the midlands, and a few across western wales and the south—west of england but east of the pennines in the southeast east anglia central southern england, a dry, sunny but a cold to the day. this is really what we will see throughout the whole of saturday is an east—west divide, many eastern and southern areas see the best of the dry and brighter weather, most of the showers in the north and west and wintry with snow on the hills and wintry with snow on the hills and blustery as the winds continue to bea and blustery as the winds continue to be a feature through the day so temperatures 3— seven degrees out on the wind, it will feel closer to freezing in some places but at least you have the sunshine to compensate further south and east. that is how it is looking saturday, the area of low pressure bringing the winds to the north—east of t

tomorrow fairly similar, best of the brightness for south—west scotland, wales, the south—west scotlandmperatures in the single figures, highs of 7—8dc. enter thursday, here is the pressure chart, high pressure to the west. the cold, northerly air. temperatures dropping into thursday. a cold start to the day was a good spells of sunshine, showers for eastern coastal areas. to be wintry at lower levels. showers for wales, the south—west, dry and bright weather around possibly. these are the highs for thursday. not feeling warm with the wind. towards the end of the week, turning cooler. brightness around. a scattering of showers largely in the east. feeling a little wintry towards thursday. hello, you're watching afternoon live. today at two: david davis is summoned to the house of commons by mps — over his refusal to hand over unedited documents assessing brexit‘s economic impact. no parliament instructed that the materials be released to us. it is thejob of the materials be released to us. it is the job of the committee to decide what is published again having given consideration to wha

west of england and parts of wales, some light rain and temperatures slowly lifting to 11 or 12. in the east, dry with sunny spells through the day but quite cold. north—west england into scotlandotland. getting heavier and the wind stronger too. mild air will continue to push ahead of the rain as it slowly tru ndles to push ahead of the rain as it slowly trundles east during monday night. a bit of snow over the high ground of scotland. temperatures, a much milder night compared to previously. turning colder across the far north—west. the mild air is ferried brief because more cold air moving in behind that weather front -- is moving in behind that weather front —— is very brief. the weather front is on tuesday, which is very wet from any central and southern and eastern areas, quite windy. the rain clearing away, hanging around in the south—east but plenty of sunshine and scattered showers elsewhere. turning colder here, milder with the rain. the weather front eventually moves away. high pressure building on wednesday for the next weather front on thursday. quite a flip—flop week. wednesday looking dryad, brighter, cold, a frosty start. thursday, more cloud and if you showers.

that might fringe into the south—west of scotland. south—west of england with that as well. scotland will stay in the clear air. showers in northern and eastern scotland, a touch of frost in place here, as armistice day saturday begins. tomorrow, for many of us in scotland, northern england and northern ireland, we will see sunny spells. elsewhere in england and much of wales, there will still be a good deal of cloud. south wales, south—west england, off to the isle of wight and into hampshire as well. a dull, damp, but technically fairly mild day. elsewhere there will be virtually feeling, even if you see sunshine. as we go through saturday evening, that rain could turn heavier for evening, that rain could turn heavierfor a time in parts of evening, that rain could turn heavier for a time in parts of wales in southern england, clearing south on sunday. then it opens the door to the cold array of two flood south, reaching those parts which have been mild for the last few days across southern areas in particular. by sunday to pitches wi

the best of the sunshine in the south—west of scotland, wales and south—west of england.wers for northern ireland. one or two in the south—west. temperatureses not up to much, maximum around seven degrees celsius. here is how the pressure charts are looking as we move into thursday. high pressure out in the west continuing to see that norly feed as we move into thursday. it will turn a bit colder. you can see we are firmly in that cold air mass. the temperatures coming down a bit on what we've seen today. again, that north—easterly wind means it won't feel particularly warm. a cold start to the day again as we move into thursday. plenty of sunshine around and the best of the brightness down the central spine of the country, still some scattered showers in the east. some of those could be wintry in nature, even to low levels. temperatures though not feeling warm when you add in the cold north—easterly breeze. feeling wintry by the end of the week. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where yo

for much of northern england, a cold start, but increasing wind and cloud across the west of scotlandourse of the day, bringing rain and hill snow, through the course of the day, bringing rain and hillsnow, even snow down to lower levels across central and eastern scotland before it all turns back to reign as the milderair it all turns back to reign as the milder air moves in. northern ireland, turning cloudy with outbreaks of rain, elsewhere a fine day, but the sunshine gradually turning hazier, and it will be another cold one. through monday night, this weather system continues to advance eastwards, bringing stronger winds. also milder air, we lose the cold air as that weather system lose the cold air as that weather syste m m oves lose the cold air as that weather system moves in, we are all into the yellow and orange colours. the far north of scotland continues to wax and wane in that cooler airstream. tuesdayis and wane in that cooler airstream. tuesday is cloudy, outbreaks of rain, particularly across the western hills, look at those double figure values, 10—12d. wednesday also

most of the rainfall in the north—west north—west of scotland.ning and moving east across england and wales. a bit slow to clear away and then north westerly winds dragging in some colder air. we have some rain in the morning across central and eastern england which will take some time to clear away. 0therwise sunshine and some showers coming down in the brisk north westerly wind. probably fewer showers for the second at the weekend. pressure starting to build a little and many places dry with a bit more sunshine. temperatures eight, 211 celsius. this is beyond 100 days, with me katty kay in washington — christian fraser's in london. police in new york say the man who used a truck to kill eight people had been planning it for weeks in the name of so—called islamic state. sayfullo saipov had been living in america for seven years and wasn't known to the authorities. president trump calls immigration controls a joke. 0ne senior democrat gave us his response. i don't understand the president picking the statements that he made, which tends to try to

for much of northern england, also a cold start, but increasing wind and cloud across the west of scotland bringing rain and hillsnow, even snow down to lower levels across central and eastern scotland before it all turns back to rain as the milder air moves in. for northern ireland, turning cloudy with outbreaks of rain, elsewhere a fine day, but the sunshine gradually turning hazier, and it will be another cold one. then through monday night, this weather system continues to advance eastwards, bringing stronger winds. also milder air, we lose the cold air as that weather system moves in, we're all into the yellow and orange colours. most of the country, i say. the far north of scotland continues to wax and wane in that cooler airstream. tuesday is cloudier, outbreaks of rain, particularly across the western hills, look at those double figure values, 10—12 degrees. wednesday also rather cloudy, the best of the sunshine across northern parts of the uk, thursday looking like the mildest day across the whole of the uk, so quite a mixture this week. we're starting off cold and frosty with som

plenty of sunshine across england, wales, eastern scotland to start, but a change taking place out westand into wales and the temperatures slowly rising as well as the wind. for the midlands eastwards, it is set to be dry with some sunshine through the afternoon. it is still feeling on the cold side with light wind. it is freshening up even here. for the north—west of england, cloud here, one ortwo spots of rain, cloudy in scotland and northern ireland. it is mild here as well. the wrangle pep up across the west of scotland. it could even be quite persistent across the high ground. it is is slow process. the weather front will march eastwards as we head through the course of monday night. the wrangle pep up through western britain. —— the rain will pep up through western britain. dry and mild ahead of it and quite breezy too. much more mild than the previous night. the mild airas the mild air as you can see, it is a thin slice, it will be squeezed out, behind that there is a kind of cold air moving from the north—west. so, for tuesday, it's quite windy for england and wales, more mild t

of scotland. but italy across the west of scotland, some sleet and snow, sam hale.ght rain. showers through the english channel, coming to the south—west, approaching their way further inland. many parts of england and wales, dry on friday. good spells of sunshine developing. sunshine outside the showers which will run into a good part of scotla nd will run into a good part of scotland and much of northern ireland by the afternoon. here, it'll be really cold. you mayjust get double figures in the south—east if you are lucky. it won't be as windy on friday. it will turn windy after a frosty on saturday. we have more showers getting pushed down across the uk. particularly across northern and western areas, further south and east. we may well have a dry day. quite cold, stronger winds as well. we still have some fairly brisk winds during the second half of the weekend. slightly different wind direction, maybe not as cold. a bump of high pressure but the head of the weather system there. tending to kill off the show was. most places drivers of sunshine hanging on across

the breeze will also hold up on the north—west of scotland and the nazi cause, but most of those willenif most of you will be dry and sunny even if it is a bit chilly. if you are out this evening, for guy fawkes night, it is looking fine for most. temperatures at dropping below freezing in places, a few showers running down into north wales and could be one or two showers through the afternoon into the evening, coastal parts of yorkshire, lancashire and across into norfolk. still one or two showers in parts of wales in the south—west but fewer than in the day, foremost, a fine evening. but it does get cold quite quickly, widespread frost developing, temperatures in cities only a few degrees, tomorrow morning, temperatures in the rural parts widely below freezing. you will be defrosting the car first thing. temperatures quickly rising, in scotland and northern ireland, as does push on. after some early sunshine, increasing amount of cloud, rain on and off to the day, strong and gusty winds, gale force across the hebrides and highlands. the splash of rain across other parts of scotland

this weather front here gave us the wet weather in the south west of scotland, but ahead of it, acrossh, after a cold start, here is where we will see the funniest guys. temperatures not that warm, but compensated by those blue skies. this cloud with a few spots of rain on it will slip away and things calm down overnight. some areas of mist, fog and low cloud across central parts of the uk, and chilly enough in scotland to see temperatures close to freezing. into friday, we are in between weather systems. this system of low pressure joins the weather front coming in from the north—west. not much rain on that on friday. a few showers beginning to break out as cloud increases through these western coastal areas. temperatures could get as high as 1a in the south—east if we do get some sunshine. the weather fronts combine, turning things wet on friday evening and friday night, and still some rain around into saturday morning. 0nce the rain clears away, some colder aircoming in, and the rain clears away, some colder air coming in, and it will feel colder at night. still some rain across cen

hours or so, the showers have continued to run in over the north—westerly wind and the north—west of scotlandspeaking if you were sheltered from the north—westerly, eastern, southern parts, you are in for a quieter time but there will be quite widespread frost away from the north—eastern quarter of scotland. if you can show overnight the north—eastern quarter of scotland. if it had showers overnight there is a distinct possibility that come dawn, you will be looking at some ice on untreated surfaces. 9am, still the combination of cloud and shallows and breeze eating into the north—east of scotland. elsewhere, a crisp start. still the line show was running out of the irish sea down through the north—west of england. into the heart of the north and west midlands. further east and south, dry, bright, out west, right from the word go, northern ireland, no sunshine. you are just underneath a veil of cloud from a centre front which will manifest themselves just a little bit later in the day. widely across the western part, you are again going to see more clout. notjust as are again going to see mor

much of northern england, northern ireland, and scotland, strengthening winds and that rain will really start to pep up that rain will really start to pep up and become heavy across the westh the rain band. by the end of the night, it will be across western parts of britain. hyde, clearer and will be across western parts of britain. hyde, clearerand cooler. they had of it, mild and breezy and certainly much milder than the previous night. but the mild air, as you can see, hear, is only a very thin slice, wedged between two areas. cold air moving in behind that rayman. a windy day in england and wales on tuesday. the rain will eventually get these were will be heavy at times. 0ne eventually get these were will be heavy at times. one or two showers around, particularly sunshine. the will be cooler, back into single figures. double figures across the east and south—east, but they are, very west. two very wet. —— but they're very wet. a little bit of frost and bright and turning bright aggressive far south—east. —— there. turning windy across scotland and northern ireland. that band of wet and windy weather will spread through during wednesday night to leave thursday breezy w

the north of the uk, lengthy clear spells and cold and frosty. wintry showers affecting north and west scotlandg on friday morning. the best of the sunshine in sheltered and eastern parts of scotland. north and west, plenty of showers. wintry in nature. significant snow on the higher ground. a few showers in north—west england. east of the pennines and south, a largely dry start. some sunshine. chilly in southern britain. more cloud. one or two showers. less cold. temperatures, 7—8 degrees around eight o'clock in the morning. that is how it is looking to start on friday. through the day, we lose the showers for many southern areas. a good part of england and wales, a fine afternoon. lengthy sunny spells and sunshine more wisdespread in the south—east. for much of scotland, especially the north and west, the north of ireland, the far north—west of england, wintry showers and windy, especially in the far north—west. gales and severe gales. 3—10 in the south—east. that leads to a chilly weekend. overnight frost as well. further wintry showers, especially on saturday in the north and the west. but

of scotland. this is main area of rain, could be as much as 100mm of rain falling by the end of the day over the hills, south—westf that, across much of england and wales, it will be windy. strong to perhaps gale—force winds, very mild air, especially if you get the sunshine in the south—east and east anglia. could be some rain and cold air across the north of scotland. this rain still around in the evening, with strong winds. some squally rain sweeping eastwards across england and wales. poor day in the rain, and cold air across scotland. squally rain sweeping east across england and wales. then in the cold air, we start to see some snow falling overnight in scotland, particularly northern parts of scotland. further south, much milder, but still windy. the winds do ease down a bit on thursday, and that snow continues for a while, even to some lower levels in northern scotland too before easing down through the day. we‘re seeing some bands of showers pushing their way southwards, but there‘ll still be some sunshine in between. still pretty mild, actually, across the south and south—east, 13 or 1a degrees. much co

of the cloud. out to the west, it brightens up. by the end of the afternoon we already have more rain coming into the north—west of scotla nd coming into the north—west of scotlandhills in the north will be wintry. tomorrow our weather front continues its descent pushing steadily south, it will bring heavy bursts of rain across cumbria, south—west scotland for example as it pushes south, but as it does get into the south that band of rain will be lighter and there will be a lot of cloud associated with it. still in milder conditions in the south and brighter skies than today, and behind it there will also be some sunshine and a peppering of showers, but cooler conditions filtering further south. as we head into friday, bright in the south, still bits and pieces of cloud around but you‘ll notice the temperatures, the cooler air is filtering down to the south. still a lot of showers in the north and north—west of scotland accompanied by gusty winds. as we head into saturday, well, we‘re looking at sunny spells, a few showers and also a chilly wind. by sunday, a bit more uncertainty in the forecast. some rain, however, coming infrom uncertainty in the forecast. som

in the north—east of scotland, there will be some sunnier weather. that rain moving its way into the fast north—west be dry with some cloud, some rain into north—west england, wales and scotland. that rain becomes extensive tonight and more widespread across england and wales, all associated with this weather system that is going to gradually move eastwards, bringing heavy rain for a time overnight into central and eastern england. temperatures staying in double figures but with clearer sky at the north—west, a little bit more today. this is saturday, heavy rain to start across england and wales but that will gradually their way to the east, it'll take until afternoon but for finally clearing away to the south—east. scattered showers and tanning chillier, attempted in single figures, just holding on to double figures across the far south—east. if you are going to a fireworks to spray on saturday, it will be dry and clear spells for many of us but a few showers across western errors of the uk. saturday into sunday, that cold air with us, rather brisk north—westerly wind across the uk. temperatures st