harlow north west scotland fenerbahce fur sunshine and it will tomorrow, thanks to an easterly flow.s in the east and south on with it today we have had outbreaks of rain are showers and through this evening and tonight we will have showers to the south coast of ingrid, into the east of scotla nd south coast of ingrid, into the east of scotland and north east england and maybe a few in northern ireland later. temperatures getting into low single figures and close to freezing. parts about north—west angen freezing. parts about north—west anger, northern ireland and the west of scotland, maybe a touch of frost going into the morning. still this easterly flow in the morning, north of england, pushing on the breeze into northern ireland. some clipping the far south—east, east anglia. elsewhere variable cloud, clear spells, quite a bit of dry weather away from the showers and still the easterly breeze, stronger wind in scotla nd easterly breeze, stronger wind in scotland compared with today and overall tomorrow it will feel cooler thanit overall tomorrow it will feel cooler than it has do

north—west scotland seeing decent sunshine.tuesday, expressly with the stronger easterly wind. a greater chance of seeing showers on tuesday, pushing further west on the stronger wind. it went to flavour to these as well but the higher grounds. the chance of sleet and snow. especially down the eastern side of the uk. wind chill comes into play as we go through tuesday and wednesday. these are tasty‘s temperatures. they have already come down a bit. compared to what we have had, it is a big change. this is how the beak is shaping up. it is going to be much colderfor a time shaping up. it is going to be much colder for a time and shaping up. it is going to be much colderfor a time and grandmet big, especially that stronger, easterly wind. medically, a greater chance of seeing somewhere to weather, with a bit of sleet and snow in the higher ground. it will be less called by the end of the beak. that is how it is shaping up. this is bbc news. i'm carole walker. the headlines at 2pm: theresa may fights back saying replacing her as c

scotland most prone to a frost first thing. for most, it's going to be a frost—free week. now, through the day, showers in the westr northwards and eastwards, given the strength of the breeze. but there'll be parts of the midlands, north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland who will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. temperatures 12—14 degrees, still a little bit higher than it should be for the time of year, and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. now, as we go through monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push their way eastwards. the wind switches around in direction to more of a westerly one into the morning, and it will be a cool night. temperatures down into single figures. but as i said, most will be frost—free thanks to the breeze as we start tuesday. but the key for tuesday is this little bump in the isobars, bump in the pressure pattern, northwards. that's an indication we've got a ridge of high pressure. that puts a cap in the atmosphere, stops some of the showers from building. there'll be a few around in the west to begin with. one or

showers building in south—west scotland. much of north—west england and scotland side dry. of scotland does cross posting. for most of frost free week. showers in the west will push a bit further north and east given the strength of the breeze. there we parts of the midlands or a north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland governor will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. to britain's i2— 11! degrees. still higher than it should be this time of year. and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. going through monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push eastwards. the wind switches to more of a westerly direction into the morning. it will be a cool night. averages dunedoo single figures. most will be frost free thanks to the breeze as mist tuesday. the kit which is the athabaska tuesday. the kit which is the atha baska atha baska bump tuesday. the kit which is the athabaska athabaska bump in the pressure pattern. a writ of high pressure pattern. a writ of high pressure puts a cap in the atmosphere and stop some of the

scotland most prone to frost in the morning. for most, it's going to be a frost—free week. through the day, showers in the westeze. but there'll be parts of the midlands, north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland that will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. temperatures 12—14 degrees. still a little bit higher than it should be for the time of year, and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. now, as we go into monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push eastwards. the wind switches around in direction to more of a westerly one into the morning. it will be a cool night. temperatures down into single figures. most will be frost free thanks to the breeze as we start tuesday. but the key for tuesday is this little bump in the isobars, bump in the pressure pattern, northwards. that's an indication we've got a ridge of high pressure. that puts a cap in the atmosphere and stops some of the showers from building. there'll be a few around in the west to begin with. one or two may push eastwards, but for the most, most will have a dry day with temperatures

rain into the lake district, into northern ireland, fringing south—west scotland as we go through the scotland it will finish off dry, pretty windy with it. but the rain arrives through the night. so one front pushes further east, it will be replaced by yet another. and there is quite a squeeze on the isobars, and that denotes where we will see the strongest of the wind, so gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour, maybe more, and some of the rain will be quite heavy through northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england. a little more showery in nature further south, but nevertheless windy with it as well. so not a pleasant day, i suspect, as we go through wednesday. in terms of the feel of things, it will be milder, noticeably mild, but when you factor in the wind and rain i'm not sure whether that will be an issue for you. so as we move into thursday, more wet weather, this time pushing in from the south. it looks as though england and wales will see the heaviest of the rain likely. not a pleasant day on thursday. getting slightly showery in nature further north. but hopefull

these weather fronts bringing thick cloud, outbreaks of rain to north—west scotland, showery bursts intoern ireland and perhaps further south, too. but for much of england and wales, and eastern scotland, it should tend to stay dry. variable cloud and sunshine. where any sunshine is prolonged across the south—east, we could see 16 degrees. double figures likely further north as well. stays mild in tuesday. as we import this mild air off the near continent. but low—pressure spilling out into the west of the country will gradually bring more unsettled weather to our shores as the week wears on. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: leave supporter arron banks insists all the money he donated to campaigns for brexit before the referendum was generated from his own businesses in the uk, and none came from russia. tributes are paid to the former cabinet secretary and head of the civil service, sirjeremy heywood, who has died from cancer, aged 56. an investigation‘s begun into how eight children fell from an inflatable slide at a fireworks display in woking last night. seven of them have now

parts of the south—west into wales, eventually south—west scotla nd into wales, eventually south—west scotlandgh the rest of the afternoon. with the strengthening southerly winds, more dry weather and it will be mild. for rush hour this afternoon across the south—west of england and wales, we will see heavy rain, strong and gusty winds and for the south—west of wales there is a met office amber warning, the potential the rain could cause significant disruption and further flooding. the rain clipping into northern ireland, north—west england, south—west scotland, the black wind arrows show the wind gusts which could reach 60 or maybe 70 mph in exposed spots. really rough weather to come, eastern areas staying dry, through the evening and overnight we will see rain and strong winds sweeping eastwards. some clear spells behind it, a fair rash of showers packing in towards the west. it will not be a cold night, six to ii the west. it will not be a cold night, six to 11 degrees. tomorrow, the start of the weekend, tonight's rain will essentially clear by tomorrow morning, some hanging around across

north—west scotland fared best for sunshine and will again tomorrow, thanks to an easterly flow comingnto the uk and most of the cloud stays in the east and south on with that today we have had outbreaks of rain and showers and through this evening and tonight we will keep showers on the south coast, but into the east of scotland and north east england, a few in northern ireland as well. temperatures getting into low single figures, close to freezing in the clearest spots. maybe a touch of frost going on to the morning. tomorrow, still an easterly flow and showers around in scotla nd easterly flow and showers around in scotland and the north of england fishing into northern ireland, some clipping the far south—east. elsewhere, variable cloud, clear spells, quite a bit of dry weather away from the showers and still the easterly breeze, stronger wind in scotla nd easterly breeze, stronger wind in scotland compared with today and overall tomorrow it will feel cooler thanit overall tomorrow it will feel cooler than it has done today. that your latest forecast. hello and welcome to dateline

sunny spells across north west scotland and the western isles favoured with the least of the breeze toth east england in northern ireland. if you're get ahead out about this afternoon the shallows into the english channel but most of these are english channel but most of these a re overwater english channel but most of these are overwater rather than land. a bit brighter today in southern england and wales compared to yesterday. a few showers around the thames estuary and some sunny spells and north—west england. through western and northern scotland. eastern scotland has a peppering of showers. it feels mortuary today and temperatures are still in single figures and we have that easterly breeze which is a little more noticeable compared to yesterday. overnight if you shows a list of scotla nd overnight if you shows a list of scotland running across northern england towards northern ireland. still some in the far south east. a touch of frost here and there. in north—west scotland could be down to —4 in some spots into the morning. sunny spells to come here tomorrow. tomorrow northern i

in across northern ireland, wales, the south—west, fringing into north—west england and south—west scotland arrows show the gusts, and in south—west wales there is still a met office amber warning. further rain only likely to exacerbate those issues. parts of northern ireland will continue to see rain, starting to clear away but continuing to push in in south—west scotland. through the evening and into the night, that wet and windy weather will push its way further east. behind it, some clear shelves but some showers rattling in from the west. at least it will not be a cold night, six to 11 degrees. tomorrow morning, a bit of rain in the far south—east, lingering across shetland for a lot of the morning, but otherwise sunshine and showers. some showers will be heavy, with the potential for lightning and thunder. breezy, but not as windy as right now, and temperatures of 11 to 15. for armistice day itself, a similar sort of weather. there will be sunny spells but also heavy showers. with showers, it's difficult to predict exactly where and when they will turn up but, wherever you are, there

the lake district into northern ireland, fringing south—west scotla nd ireland, fringing south—west scotlandternoon for the bulk of scotland it will finish off dry, pretty windy with it but the rain arrives through the night. so one front pushes more than east, it will be replaced by yet another and there is quite a squeeze on the isa buyers and that denotes where we will see the strongest of the wind, so gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour, maybe more and some of the rain will be quite heavy through northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england —— isobars. a little more showery in nature further south but nevertheless windy with it as well. so not a pleasant day i suspect as we go through wednesday. in terms of the feel of things it will be milder, noticeably mild, but when you factor in the wind and rain i am not sure whether that will be an issue for you. so as we move into thursday more wet weather, this time pushing in from the south. it looks as though england and why will see the heaviest of the rain likely. not a pleasa nt heaviest of the rain likely. not a pleasant day o

overnight we continue with rain across the west of northern ireland, north and west of scotland, somenines and the southern scotland, otherwise try it with clear spells. a very mild night to come, temperatures no lower than 8-11d. come, temperatures no lower than 8—11d. through tuesday continuing with rain across the west, intensifying in northern ireland, some rain spreading into the west of wales, cornwall, west of scotland. elsewhere, try, some sunny spells, pretty warm for a time of year, temperatures reaching 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 wedne

west spreading into northern ireland and south—west scotla nd into northern ireland and south—west scotlands down into single figures. not a temperatures down into single figures. nota mile temperatures down into single figures. not a mile at recent night but frost free to start monday morning and the area of low pressure still there into monday with the weather front pushing from the northern heading across north—west scotla nd northern heading across north—west scotland to bring a wet start writing up, if used by his brain, while two showers elsewhere and an isolated one cannot be ruled out in eastern counties of england but most places dry with sunny spells, the best of which across central and eastern areas temperatures up a few on today‘s. sticking with a mile then, winds are wetter and bigger. we‘ll see that through cornwall. 0ne of two showers elsewhere about sunshine in between and temperatures could peak around 17 celsius. 63 fahrenheit. that allows for the week, mild weather dominates by and large wet and windy weather at times and in between those wetter spells, and in between th

that ta kes the north and west of scotland. that takes hold through wednesday. in northern areas, a strong breeze coming from the south—west, and that will bring even milder air. yellow colours on our temperature chart quite widely, a bit of hazy sunshine to the east of scotland, east of northern ireland, east of england, we could see highs of 16 or 17 degrees. that's above where we should be for the time of year, and we continue with that low of mild air in the south. weather fronts in the north and west, so the theme is four more in the way of dry weather, staying with milder weather, staying with milder weather, but as windfall lighter, mist and fog become more and more of an issue. we will of course keep you updated. goodbye for now. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: with the rise of fake news, a major new bbc series investigates how disinformation on social media poses a deadly global threat. the ron noticed parts of this country now have access to internet and whatsapp and a lot of these people are not digitally literate so they will believe whate

showers building in south—west scotland. much of north—west england and scotland side dry.eek. showers in the west will push a bit further north and east given the strength of the breeze. there we parts of the midlands or a north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland governor will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. to britain's12— 1a degrees. still higher than it should be this time of year. and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. going through monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push eastwards. the wind switches to more of a westerly direction into the morning. it will be a cool night. averages in the single figures. most will be frost free thanks to the breeze as mist tuesday. high pressure puts a cap in the atmosphere and stop some of the show from building. a few around in the western begin with. but for the most, most will have a dry day with temperatures similar to those on monday. but the breeze will die down limit. 0ur press the red in northern western parts of the uk, is resistant west of scotland

will be quite heavy as well in northern ireland, south—west scotla nd northern ireland, south—west scotlandarticularly pleasant day as we go through wednesday. in terms of the feel of things, it will be milder, noticeably so, but when you factor in the wind and rain, i'm not sure weather that will be an issue for you. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, yet more wet weather, this time pushing in from the south. it looks as though england and will see the heaviest of the rain. not a pleasant day on thursday, slightly showery in nature further north but hopefully by friday, we'll see the winds and the rain easing. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: touchdown confirmed. cheering jubilation at nasa mission control, as their new robotic probe lands safely on mars. ukraine imposes martial law in response to russia's seizure of three naval vessels and crew. the us strongly condemns moscow's actions. i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. also in the programme: significant doubts emerge about claims from a chinese scientist that he has helped make the world's first genetically edited bab

rain into the lake district, into northern ireland, fringing south—west scotland as we go through thet, but the rain arrives through the night. so one front pushes further east, it is going to be replaced by yet another. and there's quite a squeeze on the isobars, and that denotes where we will see the strongest of the winds, so gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour, maybe more, and some of the rain will be quite heavy through northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england. a little more showery in nature further south, but nevertheless, still pretty windy with it as well. so not a particularly pleasant day, i suspect, as we go through wednesday. in terms of the feel of things, it will be milder, noticeably milder, but when you factor in the wind and rain, i'm not sure whether that will be an issue for you. so as we move into thursday, more wet weather, this time pushing in from the south. so it looks as though england and wales will see the heaviest of the rain likely. not a pleasant day on thursday. getting slightly showery in nature further north. but hopefully by friday w

west scotland will fare well with sunshine.ho eastern scotland and eastern parts of england there will be some showers around from that cloud. temperatures have come down a few degrees with stronger winds as well which gets stronger winds as well which gets stronger tuesday into wednesday. which jill stronger tuesday into wednesday. whichjill will be a factor with cloud around and there will be showers with an outbreak of rain. —— wind—chill will be a factor. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may fights back against her critics, saying replacing her as conservative leader wouldn't make the brexit negotiations any easier. she warned that the next week would be crucial. and these next seven days are going to be critical. they are about the future of this country. it's about people's jobs. it's about their livelihoods. it's about the future for their children and grandchildren. the chairman of the 1922 committee graham brady indicates to the bbc that the threshold of 48 letters for a no confidence vote in the prime mi

coasts, maybe higher, and it will bring heavy rain particularly through northern ireland, south—west scotlandfurther south, it's still going to be pretty windy with it as well. in terms of the feel of things, i did promise you something a little bit milder. double digits, in fact, mid—teens for many. but when you factor in the wind and the rain, it's probably not going to feel very great out there. and it's not long before we see another area of low pressure moving in, bringing some heavy rain. this time, the emphasis is across central and southern parts of england on thursday. so, wet and windy again to the south on thursday. something drier, brighter and a little less windy by the end of the week. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: nasa celebrates a perfect landing on mars, as the insight mission sends back its first image of the red planet. it's a very, very nice looking picture. it looks pretty flat, which makes ourjob very easy to do. and, uh, it's time to get going. ukraine imposes martial law, afte

, maybe higher, and it will bring some heavy rain particularly through northern ireland, south—west scotlandhter in nature further south, it's still going to be pretty windy with it as well. in terms of the feel of things, i did promise you something a little bit milder. double digits, in fact, mid—teens for many. but when you factor in the wind and the rain, it's probably not going to feel very great out there. and it's not long before we see another area of low pressure moving in, bringing some heavy rain. this time, the emphasis is across central and southern parts of england on thursday. so, wet and windy again to the south on thursday. something drier, brighter and a little less windy by the end of the week. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: theresa may hits the road to sell her brexit deal and hits back at president trump over his comments on trade. free and on his way home. the british academic convicted of spying in the united arab emirates. it is the season for temporary workers. the number of applications for seasonal jobs w

tonight, most of them use away but by the early hours of tuesday, a few still continuing to the west of scotlandland too. temperatures between five and eight or 9 degrees, so a frost—free start though it will feel quite fresh first thing. through tomorrow, if you isolated showers for western areas, they will fade away and then it is looking much drier, leicester win the event today, so a fine day, top temperatures on the mild day butt mild side for the time of year. 14 degrees or so. skies will cloud over later in the day towards the west will stop as we move through to the evening hours, that is when was the brain to northern ireland, northern england and scotland too, courtesy to the next area of low pressure. heading through into wednesday, some outbreaks of rain across the north western half of the uk, with higher pressure holding on further south. through the day on wednesday, a cloudy day the northern ireland, scotla nd cloudy day the northern ireland, scotland and northern england, with a bit of rainfall here. could be heavy to the west of scotland and the further south across england and

scotland. again, some wintriness over higher ground. a few showers coming into the south—westengland and wales will be dry, with a good deal of sunshine this time. it's still cold, temperatures number—wise not changing. it probably won't feel as cold, because it won't be quite as windy, and there should be some sunshine around too. wednesday and into thursday, we've still got low pressure to the south—west of the uk, high pressure to the north. the south—easterly breeze is continuing to ease down, but we are going to drag in what looks like being much more cloud on thursday. still some showers from that, likely to be rain. it should be a dry day for scotland and northern ireland, and these western areas are beginning to see some sunshine. temperatures beginning to creep up as well, so temperatures eight, nine, maybe double figures in the west. so it's the right way forward, if you like, those south to south—easterly winds coming in towards the end of the week. it shouldn't feel quite as cold. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and dan walker. our headlines

west england. also some patchy rain across the north—east of scotland.anglia and the south—east, i‘m hopeful that this cloud will break up a little to reveal some spells of sunshine. the odd brighter glimpse elsewhere, but hefty showers never too far away from the south—west. for north—west england, particularly cumbria, also northern ireland and south—west scotland, the best chance of sunshine for the day. for eastern and northern scotland, a lot of cloud. misty, murky, drizzly and damp conditions for a lot of time. temperatures generally 6—10 degrees. going through friday night, we keep large areas of cloud floating around, stopping the temperatures from dropping too far. the showers rumble into the far south—west, these could be heavy and thundery and even cause a few travel issues. those overnight lows between 3—7 degrees in most places. we start the weekend like this. high pressure to the north, low pressure to the south. that brings us an easterly wind, which, at this time of year, will never be particularly warm. one in the system perilously close

it's parts of the west that will be more prone to seeing the showers. western scotlandtland, wales, southern parts of england at times. sunday should be a drier day compare to the showers we will see on saturday. temperatures are reasonably mild, 10—14 degrees. onto monday, a quick look into next week, we have those south—westerly winds. another day of sunny spells and some scattered showers, particularly affecting coastal areas for southern england and around these irish sea coasts as well. there will be some sunshine for east of scotland on the north—east of england, it will be quite mild. a frost free start to the day on monday. temperatures by the afternoon up to ii— 14 degrees. the outlook further ahead through the course of next week, we will continue with the unsettled thing for a time. sunny spells are around, showers into the middle of the week, temperatures should stay on the mild side, 14—15 degrees. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: wildfires burning out of c

scotland. again, some wintriness over higher ground. a few showers coming into the south—west., with a good deal of sunshine this time. it is still cold, temperatures number—wise not changing. it probably won't feel as cold, because it will not be as windy, there should be some sunshine around, too. wednesday and into thursday, we've still got low pressure to the south—west of the uk, high pressure to the north. the breeze is continuing to ease down, but we are going to drag in what looks like being much more cloud on thursday. still some showers from that, likely to be rain. it should be a dry day for scotland and northern ireland. and these western areas likely to see some sunshine. temperatures beginning to creep up as well, so temperatures eight, nine, maybe double figures in the west. so it's the right way forward, if you like, those south to south—easterly winds coming in towards the end of the week. it shouldn't feel quite as cold. a warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: a blow to

scotland most prone to frost in the morning. for most of us frost free week. through the day, showers in the westtrength of the breeze. but there'll be parts of the midlands, north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland that will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. temperatures 12—14 degrees. still a little bit higher than it should be for the time of year, and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. going through monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push eastwards. the wind switches around in direction to more of a westerly one into the morning. it will be a cool night. temperatures in the single figures. most will be frost free thanks to the breeze as we start tuesday. but the key for tuesday is this little bump in the isobars, the bump in the pressure pattern, northwards, that's an indication of a ridge of high pressure. that puts a cap in the atmosphere and stops some of the showers from building. a few around in the west to begin with. one or two may push eastwards, but for the most, most will have a dry day with temperatures simil

scotland most prone to frost in the morning. for most, it's going to be a frost—free week. through the day, showers in the westength of the breeze. but there'll be parts of the midlands, north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland that will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. temperatures 12—14 degrees. still a little bit higher than it should be for the time of year, and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. now, as we go into monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push eastwards. the wind switches around in direction to more of a westerly one into the morning. it will be a cool night. temperatures down into single figures. most will be frost free thanks to the breeze as we start tuesday. but the key for tuesday is this little bump in the isobars, bump in the pressure pattern, northwards. that's an indication we've got a ridge of high pressure. that puts a cap in the atmosphere and stops some of the showers from building. there'll be a few around in the west to begin with. one or two may push eastwards, but by and large, most will have a dry day wi

some rain could fringe into south wales but for the midlands, north—west england, south—west scotlandern ireland a chance of seeing breaks in the cloud and some sunny spells. for north—east england and the eastern side of scotland we will keep cloud and some showery rain and with that easterly breeze across the country, top temperatures no better than 7—10 degrees. rain is likely to continue across southern counties of england across saturday evening, elsewhere dry weather, rain, drizzle coming into eastern areas, keeping that easterly breeze feeding in cloud, the best of the clear skies in the west. if it's clear where you are there may be a touch of frost, most areas frost free. sundaym high pressure in charge, but this frontal system threatens to throw a bit of a spanner in the works across the south—east corner. uncertainty about this but clipping into kent and sussex, could see a little bit of rain. it may come a touch further north and west, but for many, sunday is largely dry. a lot of cloud in the east, the best of the brightness further west, but fairly chilly. on monday we k

more cloud in the west, outbreaks of rain pushing into northern ireland and western scotland, all fromy across the board, but not the rain. it is going to be a soaking day in western scotland, at brea ks soaking day in western scotland, at breaks of rain across the rest of scotland. northern ireland, but the rain will clear later as it heads towards wales and western parts of england. the east of england will stay dry with some sunshine. now, i mentioned the winds. we are going to get some dust in excess of a0 miles an hour, but closer to oscar, in excess of 60 miles an hour. some risk of travel disruption, especially in north—west scotland. this blow of air from the south—west will mean it is a much milder day. it is going to be a wet weekend., parts of wales and western england. saturday evening, the rain will clear away from northern ireland. as for sunday, some rain heading towards wales, northern and western england, as we see this finger of wet weather moving in. a few showers for the north—west of scotland, still windy elsewhere, not as windy saturday will be and many places wil

scotland. clear spells in the west of scotland will allow temperatures to dip away quite quickly overnight withst taking hold here and some of us down to “4 going into the morning. in fact, anywhere overnight when it is clear for any period of time, you can see temperatures in low single figures with a touch of frost, one or two mist and fog patches. we pick up the showers are still peppering eastern parts of scotland, across northern towards northern ireland and still feeding into the far south—east. these are overnight temperatures in towns and cities and of course in the countryside and suburbs it will be colder than this. into tomorrow morning and still on this flow of air coming in from the east, showers peppering eastern scotland, eastern england, some in northern ireland but much of western scotland, wales and the west of england will be dry and fairly sunny which means, for some of us, more blue sky compared to today. still single figure temperatures and a frost for many on a monday night into tuesday morning. some mist and fog around as well. but on tuesday, the atlantic starts to roar

scotland. further outbreaks of rain arriving into the far west of northern ireland. ixture of variable cloud and clear spells. could see mist and low cloud developing as the night wears on. cooler where we keep clear skies. temperatures down to four or five celsius. double figures were we keep the cloud. it is mild air which continues to flow across the uk as we go into thursday. it will be a mainly dry day for most. there will be a front fringing the far west of scotland and northern ireland. more cloud and some outbreaks of rain. still quite a breezy day. mist and low cloud quite stubborn to clear in places. some may have a fairly gloomy day. where does thin and good spells of sunshine. temperatures in the mid teens. i3—i6 celsius. looking ahead towards the end of the week, we have got an area of high pressure keeping things fairly settled and keeping fronts in the atlantic at bay. heading through friday and into the weekend most will be dry. however, with lighter winds we are likely to see some mist and fog, which may linger at times. temperatures starting to slide

west england. also some patchy rain across the north—east of scotland.f you're across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, i'm hopeful that this cloud will break up a little to reveal some spells of sunshine. the odd brighter glimpse elsewhere, but hefty showers never too far away from the south—west. for north—west england, particularly cumbria, also northern ireland and south—west scotland, the best chance of sunshine for the day. for eastern and northern scotland, a lot of cloud. misty, murky, drizzly and damp conditions for a lot of time. temperatures generally 6—10 degrees. going through friday night, we keep large areas of cloud floating around, stopping the temperatures from dropping too far. the showers rumble into the far south—west, these could be heavy and thundery and even cause a few travel issues. those overnight lows between 3—7 degrees in most places. we start the weekend like this. high pressure to the north, low pressure to the south. that brings us an easterly wind, which, at this time of year, will never be particularly warm.

scotland. further outbreaks of rain arriving into the far west of northern ireland, and perhaps later in the nightf scotland. elsewhere, it's dry. a mixture of variable cloud and clear spells, but could see some mist and low cloud developing as the night wears on. a little bit cooler where we keep clearer skies, temperatures down to four or five celsius. holding up to double figures where we keep the cloud. but it's mild air which continues to flow across the uk as we go into thursday. it'll be a mainly dry day for most. there will still be this front fringing the far west of scotland and northern ireland. more cloud here and some outbreaks of rain. still quite a breezy day. mist and low cloud quite stubborn to clear in places so some may have a fairly gloomy day, but where it does thin and break, we'll see some good spells of sunshine and again, temperatures in the midteens, 13 to 16 celsius. looking ahead towards the end of the week, we've got an area of high pressure keeping things fairly settled and keeping fronts in the atlantic at bay, so heading through friday and into the weekend, most wil

is best for sunshine, north—west scotland is doing quiteill be in single figures, the stronger wind will also make it feel colder than that. more cloud streaming in from the east on tuesday, more showers, too. these tend to filter westwards through the day, so there is the chance of a shower just about anywhere. over higher ground, there will be a wintry flavour to some of these showers, the wind will get stronger, too. could be up to 50 mph for some in the east. wind—chill come into play, temperatures will come down further, but when you factor in the wind, it will feel like it is closer to freezing in places. compared to what we have had recently, that feels very different indeed. this is how your week of weather is shaping up, temperatures coming down, it also much colder in the strong wind. into wednesday and thursday, there is the greater chance of seeing some wet weather. longer spells of rain, some state and snow over high ground. so it will be colder, especially with a strong easterly wind and wetter for a especially with a strong e

england, northern ireland and later south—west scotlandthe vast majority but i said milder in the south, we could hit 12 in the afternoon here. into tonight, showers keep going to the south—western corner of the country and a few more will creep onto south—western counties and the channel islands, some could be heavy and thundery. down for eastern scotland, many will be dry. clear skies could produce frost into tomorrow morning and the start of your weekend. on saturday, we look to the far south—west for the wettest conditions. parts of devon, cornwall and dorset could be at risk of minorflooding cornwall and dorset could be at risk of minor flooding and cornwall and dorset could be at risk of minorflooding and again, heavy flooding with hail and thunder. 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 eng

scotland most prone to some frost first thing. for most, it's going to be a frost—free week. now, through the day, showers in the weststwards, given the strength of the breeze. but there'll be parts of the midlands, north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland who will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. temperatures 12—14 degrees, still a little bit higher than it should be for the time of year, and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. now, as we go through monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push their way eastwards. the wind switches around in direction to more of a westerly one into the morning, and it will be a cool night. temperatures down into single figures. but as i said, most will be frost—free thanks to the breeze as we start tuesday. but the key for tuesday is this little bump in the isobars, bump in the pressure pattern, northwards. that's an indication we've got a ridge of high pressure. that puts a cap in the atmosphere, stops some of the showers from building. there'll be a few around in the west to begin with. one or two may push their

scotland. these are the wind gusts, some exposed sounds in the west. winds coming from the south or south—west pulling some pretty mild air our way. then into thursday, you guessed it, another low starting to spin up. this could be quite wet and windy on thursday. as we head towards the weekend, still u nsettled as we head towards the weekend, still unsettled but perhaps not quite as windy. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: nasa's insight spacecraft lands sucessfully on mars. the first of its kind designed to study the internal structure of the planet. a day after striking the deal in brussels, theresa may goes to parliament to face critics from all sides of the house of commons. we are back this deal, deliver on the vote of the referendum, and move on to making a brighterfuture of opportunity and prosperity for all oui’ opportunity and prosperity for all our people, or this house can choose to reject our deal and go back to square to reject our deal and go back to square one. meanwhile, president donald trump warns that the prime minister's deal

a band of rain bringing showery rain to south—west scotland as well. 411 o'clock, if you are out to commemorationsher. through this afternoon, this band of showers creep across north—east england and scotland. the showers behind could turn quite wet. temperatures between 10-14 turn quite wet. temperatures between 10—14 celsius. into the start of the next week, low—pressure spinning out to the west we will see further showers feeding into the south—westerly flow. this weather front could bring more rain to the south east on monday. then as sunshine and showers story but that brings with it the risk of some fog. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... four people, including a one—year—old baby, have died after a people carrier was hit by a car in sheffield. four other people were injured, one is critically ill. three men have been arrested. after his shock resignation, former transport ministerjo johnson insists he's not seeking the removal of theresa may — but takes another swipe at the prospective brexit deal. president trump meets emmanuel macron for talks in paris — ahead of eve

scotland. quite miserable here. it is starting to march away. for the westough the evening we will find rain pulling away and then combining for a longer spell in the north west of scotland. the winds becoming stronger across the north of scotla nd stronger across the north of scotland as we go east. that will hold up the temperatures but they will be lower than they have been in recent nights. four or five celsius. the low pressure is still with us tomorrow but no real weather fronts across the country, just a scattering of showers. not as wet or windy for many of us. not exceptional for this time of year. just something to be aware of that rain and combined with the rush hour, making for miserable conditions as well. for the rest of the day, some shelter from the showers in the grampians. further showers in the grampians. further showers east of northern ireland and inland across central part of england and wales. dampening activity later end of this system coming in from the south and west. —— ahead of this system. with more sunshine, pure showers, lighte

north—west england and western scotla nd north—west england and western scotland have a particularly free wherever you are with temperatures between 5—8d first thing. it of a... a very different day tomorrow, with a ridge of high pressure. drier than today, plenty of sunshine on offer and temperatures up to around 13 or 14 degrees. it is still mild. more cloud and rain, just working in towards the far south—west, some rain arriving across northern ireland and the west of scotland, too. but as they should be dried and the deal on tuesday. and we have got high pressure sitting at the south—east. it will influence the weather across the southern half the uk, through the middle part of the week. some outbreaks of rain at times the northern ireland common opening, scotland, but furthersouth across a mid—and wales, you should see the dry weather continuing, with the south—west. still mild, temperature up to 14—15d on wednesday. certainly well above average for this time of year. that mild rain continues into the end of the week. that mild air with us, still some weather fronts just to be f

eventually by the west of scotland eventually by the evening into north west of england and into wales up these blues. a northerly winds will start to establish itself across the uk on monday and it will feel a bit chilly into next week. the by. —— goodbye. you're watching bbc news at 9 with me, annita mcveigh — the headlines: tackling type 2 diabetes — the nhs is to offer thousands a low—calorie, liquid diet in a bid to reverse the condition. i have lost so much weight! ifeel better, i feel... happier. rail fares increase for millions of commuters, by an average of three 3.1% from january. theresa may arrives in argentina for the 620 summit — as she warns mps to think about their constituents — ahead of a crucial vote on her brexit deal. ukraine's president bans russian men from entering the country as tensions between the two sides esclates. has an agreement been made to stop the blackout on sark? we'll be live on the channel island to find out. leave it for the ring — after ugly scenes at

more cloud in the far west, a little bit of brightness, some outbreaks of rain through western scotlanda averages 15, 16 degrees, notched them up a degree or two as you go into tuesday, still with the dry and brightest weather in the east. a bit more breeze on tuesday and more rain for the westerleigh, northern ireland, western wales, south—west england especially. one or two showers. but all in all, a mild week ahead, a little wet at times but more especially in the west. talkie again very, very soon. —— talk to you again. you are lovely, matt. still to come on breakfast, we'll have an in—depth look through the sunday papers in about twenty minutes' time. we'll have the latest headlines at 7, it's time now for the travel show. situated 150 kilometres off mainland china, taiwan is an island of bustling cities, beautiful landscapes, and vibrant cultures. in 19a9, at the end of the chinese civil war, the winning communists drove the defeated nationalists from the mainland. more than1 million people, soldiers and civilians, made the journey to taiwan. ever since, taiwan's relations with ma

tuesday evening, rain heads into northern ireland and the west of scotland. l bring further showery rain. it will cross the west of the uk with higher pressure moving down to the east and south east. largely dry to the south east of england, claudio picture for wales and north england with a few showers in northern england, northern ireland and scotla nd england, northern ireland and scotland as well. with the mild air, temperatures could reach 14 or 15 degrees. things remain mild through wednesday into thursday. we will see weather france in the north and west but higher pressure building in from the south—east. towards the end of the south—east. towards the end of the week, things remain mild. there will be a few spots of rain in the north—west but towards the weekend, it will turn drier, remaining mild with light winds. goodbye. you're watching beyond one hundred days. our top stories: 31 people have died and hundreds more are missing as devastating wildfires sweep through california. british mps are told "judgement day is coming" over brexit as the uk and

possibly in parts of north west scotland.attered showers. many western parts in western england and wales will sunshine and if anything sunnier than today. still single figures temperatures. after monday, fog from monday night into tuesday and then frost are many. then weather fronts coming. tuesday, wednesday, low pressure winding itself up. the wind is picking up the bear will be coming in from the south west rather than from the east. as you can see from the colours here i milderflow of air. but it will be wetter and windy. rain spreading into the south—western tuesday across parts on wednesday. gales widely in the north west on wednesday and severe gales in places so potentially destructive winds. every rain for many of us for a time this week but as we saw earlier it will turn milder as temperatures bounce back into double figures. more forecast on where you are 01’ we are into double figures. more forecast on where you are or we are going on oui’ on where you are or we are going on our website. this is bbc news, i'm sha

the day but some spots will get close to freezing, maybe parts of north west england and the west of scotlandnorth—east england and some will drift further west across the north of england. 0nto northern ireland. a stronger and cool breeze with showers towards east anglia and the far south—east. many places will be dry with sunny spells, single figure chapters on monday as high pressure blast atlantic systems come in until tuesday and then wednesday thursday and beyond, these deep areas of low pressure from the atla ntic areas of low pressure from the atlantic will turn things windier, also wetter. it will also bring a less cold air mass into the uk which means technically it is getting milder but then the wind will be stronger and it will be wet at times. all of this means much more active weather from tuesday onwards and some of the winds could be strong enough to bring potential disruption as well. if you this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 3pm. theresa may prepares to head to brussels for talks with top eu officials — ahead of sunday's summit to formally sign off the bre

west. across scotland we will see spells of sunshine and scattering of showers in the north west.rnoon in northern ireland. a lot of cloud in the midlands and east wales. patchy and more persistent rain in the south—west. in east anglia and the south east dry with spells of sunshine. 0n sunday evening the rain will turn more persistent and more heavily across the south—western corner of the country. for many of the dry as we go into the evening. 0n bonfire night on monday, a similar story. low pressure will focus itself across the western side of the country. this weather front will work its way through. 0n weather front will work its way through. on monday there will be outbreaks of patchy rain in the north west of scotland, northern ireland, west wales and the far south—west. in the central and eastern parts of the country it will be driving with —— dry with sunshine. very mild for the time of year. wind and rain at times but not all the time. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines: a minute's silence from leicester city's players, away to cardiff, remembering the

coasts, maybe higher, and it will bring heavy rain particularly through northern ireland, south—west scotlandt's still going to be pretty windy with it as well. in terms of the feel of things, i did promise you something a little bit milder. double digits, in fact, mid—teens for many. but when you factor in the wind and the rain, it's probably not going to feel very great out there. and it's not long before we see another area of low pressure moving in, bringing some heavy rain. this time, the emphasis is across central and southern parts of england on thursday. so, wet and windy again to the south on thursday. something drier, brighter and a little less windy by the end of the week. hello. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: nasa has successfully landed a probe on the surface of mars. there was jubilation at mission control in california, after it survived a dramatic seven—minute plunge to the planet's surface. it's already sent back its first image from the red planet, kicking off two years of scientific discovery. president trump has suggested britain's brexit agreement with the eu cou