most of england and wales will be dry, some sunshine committees in north—west england and west wales,estern criteria skies for eastern england and one or two like showers, the highest temperatures will be in the south—east at 20—21. some cloud as we head into the evening but not as much low cloud overnight, as a result, brighter skies developing on wednesday. out towards the west, when picking out, and a weather system being in to bring patsy went to south—west wales and northern ireland. further north and northern ireland. further north and east, it will be dry on wednesday. some sunshine coming through, a bit more the breeze around, someone, 19 in manchester. that weather system out in the west could contain heavy bursts overnight then pushes its way eastwards and weekends. varane then pushes its way eastwards and weekends. va rane becomes then pushes its way eastwards and weekends. varane becomes lighter and more patsy, away from eastern england by the end of the morning, lingers more in scotland, behind that things cheer up. not as warm but the most places, it will be dry with som

the west side of scotland and northern ireland to brighten up, similar prospect eventually for a west walesthered for east anglia and the south—east until later on into the evening. that is how slow—moving this weather front is. it doesn't even complete this journey away from the small hours of friday, only to make room for yet more cloud and wind and rain to move back in as another set of clubs become a bother. further south and east, pleasant, temperatures around 19. as you push that of into the north sea, just in time for the weekend, we have this big area of low pressure and high pressure over the continent tends to keep the frontal systems and be or if they make any progress, they tend to weaken. the weekend is shaping up to be a breezy one, a lot of cloud around also. but not too much in the way of rain. this is bbc news, the headlines at 11: rescue workers in mexico search desperately for survivors of an earthquake that's killed at least 200 people. the second major hurricane to hit the caribbean this month has damaged the us territory of puerto rico. at the united nations, theresa m

this band of rain will weaken across scotland, west england and wales.astern england, the cloud break up with sunny spells throughout. temperatures for most of us between 16—19 degrees celsius with that sunshine coming through northern ireland. once the fog clears out of the way. looking at the next few days, often the weather will be dry in the week ahead. warm as well with sunny spells. but a band of rain is coming through on thursday. and that's your weather. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: the war of words hots up, with north korea's foreign minister launching a blistering attack on president trump at the united nations. translation: he tried to insult the supreme divinity of my country by referring it to a rocket. by doing so, however, he committed an irreversible mistake. it comes as iran test—fires a new medium—range missile, days after a warning from the united states. rescuers in mexico are forced to suspend their search efforts temporarily, after the country is hit by another earthquake. and — the king vers

south—west england, wales, scotla nd rain. and will see some heavy rain during thursday morning. that will move east ward. but for the far east of england, it will remain mostly dry with sunshine. still warm here, temperatures 19 to 20 celsius. further north—west feeling fresher. i want to give you an update on hurricane maria. it has passed the south of the us virgin isles. it is continuing to move north and west and will make land fall in puerto rico this morning. when gusts in excess of 160mph and on top of that of course there will be a flooding rain, risk of mud and landslides. that is it for me. hello. it's wednesday, it's 9am. i'm matthew price. welcome to the programme. there is one story developing. more than 200 people have died including over 20 children at one school after a devastating earthquake hits central mexico. the quake toppled buildings in the capital, mexico city trapping many under the rubble. witnesses have been describing the moment that it struck. translation: we left and when we left the building star

skies eventually through thursday, but there is much cloud to be had and rain across the south—west through walescross the south—west through wales. this is a slow modern day with regard to this weather front, because it takes an eternity to limp its way that little bit further towards the east. eventually allowing brighter skies into the western side of scotland and northern ireland. accompanied by showers but it never make5 northern ireland. accompanied by showers but it never makes it over to east anglia and the far south—east of england. not until late on in the day. this is slow motion weather. eventually the weather front moves into the north sea, probably in the small hours friday. just to make room for another set of weather fronts to work its way back into the western side of scotland, the north—west of england, northern ireland, the west of england and wales. generally speaking, the further south and east you are, the drier and finer your day will be. late in the day, rain will move away and just when you thought here is another 5pell will move away and just when you thought here is ano

and a zen from south—west england, wales, northern england to eastern scotland where we have outbreaksg and going, heaviest on the hills, a guiding line between mild air towards the south—east corner and fresher weather pushing into the west. the fresher weather will be with all of us fresher weather will be with all of us by the time we head to friday. not as fresh as we started the week but a cooler start to friday and a ridge of high pressure a few mist and fog patches around. dry and sunny weather around. weather fronts pushing to the south—west later. northern ireland, scotland answer ba nters of england northern ireland, scotland answer banters of england and wales will see cloudy conditions with outbreaks of rain. temperatures mid—to high teen and same with the same condition temperature—wise into the weekend. more details on that and hurricane maria on the bbc weather website. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: the caribbean is hit by another category 5 hurricane — the second in just two weeks. the island of dominica has been devastated. the british virgin islands are

now the strongest winds will be across the north and the west of england, west wales and the west of gusts around wales. southern portions of northern england and eastern england. that will clear away as we go through wednesday and into the afternoon on wednesday, well, breezy, not as windy with sunshine and a few showers. that area of low pressure finally clears off into the near continent and as it moves away, high pressure building in the west and what we get isa building in the west and what we get is a northerly wind and that means it will start to feel a bit chilly as we go through thursday especially down the eastern coast of england and eastern scotland. still breezy here. temperatures 13, 1a celsius. elsewhere, temperatures down by a little bit, 1a elsewhere, temperatures down by a little bit, 14 to 17 celsius, but there should be sunshine and a few showers. going knee saturday, should be looking dry. it will be sunny spells. and temperatures at about 18 celsius. that's it from me. bye—bye. hello, it's tuesday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to the programm

this band of rain will weaken across scotland, west england and wales.e cloud break up with sunny spells throughout. temperatures for most of us between 16—19 degrees celsius with that sunshine coming through northern ireland. once the fog clears out of the way. looking at the next few days, often the weather will be dry in the week ahead. warm as well with sunny spells. but a band of rain is coming through on thursday. and that's your weather. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and christian fraser. a show of force — us bombers fly close to north korea in another escalation of tensions over its nuclear programme. the war of words continues as pyongyang's foreign minister says president trump has now made it ‘inevitable' that north korean missiles will hit the us. good morning, it's sunday the 24th of september. also ahead — as the labour conference gets under way, senior party figures write an open letter urging jeremy corbyn to offer a clear alternative to what they call the tories' "destructive" brexit. voters in europe's most

this band of rain will weaken across scotland, west england and wales.tern england, the cloud break up with sunny spells throughout. temperatures for most of us between 16—19 degrees celsius with that sunshine coming through northern ireland. looking at the next few days, often the weather will be dry in the week ahead. warm as well with sunny spells. but a band of rain is coming through on thursday. and that's your weather. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: the war of words hots up, with north korea's foreign minister launching a blistering attack on president trump at the united nations. translation: he tried to insult the dignity of my country by referring to it as a rocket. by doing so, he omitted an irreversible mistake. —— committed. it comes as iran test—fires a new medium—range missile, days after a warning from the united states. rescuers in mexico are forced to suspend their search efforts temporarily after the country is hit by another earthquake. and the king versus the president — why one of basketball‘s b

very quickly we see the rain cleared away from west wales and the far south—west, breaking up to give cloud as we head for the least through the midlands, not a great deal of rain. this weather front is bringing the main area of rain and that weakens as it heads east. behind it you can see the cloud breaks and you get the sunshine pushing its way and after that. a few showers, most towards the north—west and western scotland and northern ireland where it will be quite windy, quite a bit cooler and a fresher feel for all of us, ta kes a and a fresher feel for all of us, takes a while to clear, and as we head into the weekend, while it may bea head into the weekend, while it may be a bright start with some sunshine, overnight turning wet and the wind is picking up in time for the wind is picking up in time for the second half of the weekend. this is saturday and the chilly start to the day but some good sunshine around especially for these areas. a few showers but about but towards the south—west change with the cloud increasing and the wind is picking up increasing and the wind is pick

then lots of showers, western scotland, northern ireland, north and west wales. west england and the midlands. there could be huge puddles into the morning. central and eastern areas, the showers fade, clearer skies. winds fall lighter here. a cool and fresh start to the weekend. that theme continues throughout. yes, there will be further wet weather at times, mainly from the showers, particularly on saturday and the wind will steadily become more of a feature into the second half of the weekend. this is how saturday begins, already a bit breezy across devon and cornwall and south wales. that pushes the showers through quickly. you will get a downpour followed by sunshine and more rain later. across much of southern england, the south and east midlands, it's a fine start. get plans done early on. sunshine will be out. cool. but the breeze is fresh. it brings the showers through. particularly wet south of lancashire into north wales. east of the pennines showers in the forecast. a few for scotland and northern ireland to begin saturday. in fact compared to what we'

this band of rain will weaken across scotland, west england and wales.st of us between 16—19 degrees celsius with that sunshine coming through northern ireland. once the fog clears out of the way. looking at the next few days, often the weather will be dry in the week ahead. warm as well with sunny spells. but a band of rain is coming through on thursday. and that's your weather. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines: north korea's foreign minister has told the un general assembly that president trump's threats made it inevitable north korean rockets would, as he put it, visit the entire us mainland. the comments come as the us flew bombers and fighterjets over international waters east of north korea. iran says it has successfully tested a new ballistic missile with a range of 2,000 kilometres. the us has warned that tests could jeopardise the deal that ended sanctions in return for the halt of its nuclear programme. iran denies its missile development breaches the un resolution. mexico has been struck by another strong earthquake, the third in l

this band of rain will weaken across scotland, west england and wales.lls throughout. temperatures for most of us between 16—19 degrees celsius with that sunshine coming through northern ireland. once the fog clears out of the way. looking at the next few days, often the weather will be dry in the week ahead. warm as well with sunny spells. but a band of rain is coming through on thursday. and that's your weather. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: heading to the polls — germany prepares to vote for a new government with angela merkel widely expected to win a fourth term. the war of words hots up with north korea's foreign minister launching a blistering attack on president trump at the united nations. it comes as iran test—fires a new medium—range missile days after a warning from the united states. rescuers in mexico are forced to suspend their search efforts temporarily after the country is hit by another earthquake.

pushing into western scotland, more patchy danny east inside, some outbreaks of rain reaching into west wales drive, variable cloud, sunshine, and yes, warm, tim bridges into the high teams, nearly 20 celsius. the rain continues to edge its way east. pulse of energy along this front, and then, eastern most areas of england reach that by 4pm, thursday afternoon. warm the of it, behind it, things turning drier and brighter but it will cooler again by then. turning attention to the hurricane, strengthening even further this evening with maximum sustainability, 106 five miles per hour at the centre. still category five storm. bearing down on the us and british virgin islands and during wednesday will move right across puerto rico. potentially catastrophic hurricane. after that, close to the dominican republic, and turks and caicos. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: president trump has told the united nations that the international order is being threatened by a small group of rogue nations, and criticised north korea for pursuing its weapons programme. the united states has great streng

to see the cloud thicken, and outbreaks of rain arrive on strengthening winds across the south—west, walestern parts of scotland, too. it will be a relatively mild night, though, as the clouds continue to work in, 12 to 15 degrees for saturday night. here is the chart for sunday — well, quite a different day. a bright start, yes, for eastern scotland and central and eastern england, but the brightness will not last. we will see the cloud thicken up, as this band of rain pushes its way east, with with one or two heavier bursts around. even behind that rain, at will probably stay cloudy at times, before brighter spells come in. temperatures between 15 and 19 celsius, so a cooler day. monday will have a few spots of light rain and drizzle across western coasts and hills, and more persistent rain working into the north—west. despite the cloudy conditions, temperatures are not doing too badly, highs again about 22. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm gavin grey. our top stories: celebrations in kenya, as the supreme court

this band of rain will weaken across scotland, west england and wales.19 degrees celsius with that sunshine coming through northern ireland. once the fog clears out of the way. looking at the next few days, often the weather will be dry in the week ahead. warm as well with sunny spells. but a band of rain is coming through on thursday. and that's your weather. bye for now.

this band of rain will weaken across scotland, west england and wales.for most of us between 16—19 degrees celsius with that sunshine coming through northern ireland. once the fog clears out of the way. looking at the next few days, often the weather will be dry in the week ahead. warm as well with sunny spells. but a band of rain is coming through on thursday. and that's your weather. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines. people in germany will vote in a general election which is expected to see chancellor merkel and her christian democrats win a fourth term in office. 0pinion polls suggest the nationalist party afd will be the first far—right populist movement to take seats since world war ii. north korea's foreign minister has told the un general assembly that president trump's threats made it inevitable north korean rockets would, as he put it, visit the entire us mainland. the comments come as the us flew bombers and fighterjets over international waters east of north korea. iran says it has successfully tested a new ballistic missile with a

perhaps bright weather for eastern parts but the heaviest of the rain will be for the hills of wales, north—westhout weather front moving eastwards. that will be followed by sunshine and showers later in the day from the north—westwa rd later in the day from the north—westward temperatures later in the day from the north—westwa rd temperatures germany in the mid teens. the windy spell of weather continues into monday as low— pressure weather continues into monday as low—pressure sits to the north of the uk with some really tight isobars around that area of low pressure. particularly when the in scotla nd pressure. particularly when the in scotland on monday. pretty windy further south with mystics of sunny spells and heavy blustery showers. it is feeling pretty autumnal. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11am. teachers and nurses in england and wales could have the 1% cap on their pay rises lifted next year. the treasury admits it needs to be more flexible where there are skill shortages. teachers need a pay rise in order to stop the teacher recruitment and retention crisis growing. ahead of th

the far west of wales, parts of south—west england, dry spells first thing but for many areas of englandloudy start today day. mild with the risk of some rain. in northern ireland it is different. here a mix of sun and dense patches of fog which could cause problems on the road. scotland dull and cause problems on the road. scotland dulland damp to cause problems on the road. scotland dull and damp to start the day. through the rest of the day our weather front starts more or less in the same kind of area, but the rain will tend to fizzle out on it as the weather front continues to weaken through the rest of the day. so by the time we get to the rest of the afternoon, most of us will have dry weather. the best of the sunshine further west, particularly northern ireland, once we have got rid of that early morning fog. here is the chart for tuesday. the front is still with us, draped across scotland, england and wales but barely any rain left on it at all. as we go through the day again, that cloud will then break up and we have increasing amounts of sunshine coming through. in the sunshin

in the south—west rain coming in and wales could hit 21. y. and like this morning in the south—east and east anglia it will be chilly in the countryside. generally speaking we are looking at temperatures staying in double figures. that is how we start the day tomorrow, with the rain bands continuing to move slowly east. the first one clears, the second one still taking its time, some of the rain will be heavy. behind it we should see a clearance around dawn in northern ireland. so a bright start with sunshine. but showers will develop and further showers in western wales, south—west england and western scotland. but we hang on to the brighter skies in south—east england. through the rest of thursday into friday, that front clears, high pressure builds and and then the next set of fronts. it will be windy again. so too put some picture on that, after a bright start, the cloud builds ahead of the front, the fronts introduce wind and rain and then we see a return to a mixture of sunshine and showers in northern ireland through the day. i will b

so quite breezy conditions as the rain spreads into northern ireland through west wales and the south—westmuch of scotla nd still probably dry. dry for much of scotland as well. any mist and low cloud tending to clear. there will be sunny spells and feeling warm especially in the far north of scotland. in northern ireland a wet afternoon to come here. this weather front will continue to march eastwards. so for the evening rush hour, turning wet across scotland, north—west england and through the midlands, but by the early hours of thursday morning that rain will have continued to move, just confined towards eastern areas. again it could be a little bit murky across the east, but further west with clearer skies, turning a tad chillier. temperatures down to ten or 11 celsius. during thursday a cloudy start. a bit of drizzle first thing in the east, but it will clear. it may stay across the far south—east of scotland. for most of us on thursday, not a bad day with sunshine. and still very pleasant for the time of year. maximum temperatures up to about 16 to 20 celsius. that's it from me. bye—

northern ireland, too, west wales, the west of scotland, further east in scotland it has been great.notjust mist the anne mccoy, drizzly in places as well. the weather front came in and stayed. it is dying a death over the next few hours. leaving cloud over large parts of the uk overnight. low cloud with hill four, the higher you go, the poorer the visibility. clear at lower levels, fog developing in places. they misty and murky night to come, temperatures not going down too far, where cloud is that enough, drizzle at times. that goes for tomorrow morning, too. and inviting started tuesday, but bear with it, the cloud will break through the cloud, brighter conditions for many of us during the day. on a dry tuesday to come for them —— the waske daugherty of us. you see a hint ofa waske daugherty of us. you see a hint of a chance of catching a shower. most places will have a day of variable cloud, but some sunny spells. a breezy day in northern ireland compare to today. on the coast in scotland, breezes coming in from the sea, warm spots as high as 21. final weather continues as we go

some heavy bursts through the night, especially in south—west england and wales, north—west england andh—east seeing some warm sunshine, 20—21 degrees, cooler and fresher further west. low pressure moving off into the north sea as we head into friday. a brief ridge of high pressure before the next weather system comes in off the atlantic. starting friday on a brighter note with some sunshine, especially in central, southern and eastern parts. in the west, downhill with wind and rain pushing in. across northern ireland, then into scotland, england and wales, fairly heavy bursts. fairly warm across east and south—east areas, 19—20 degrees, fresher further west. looking at the caribbean, hurricane maria ploughed through dominica and martinique on monday night into tuesday, causing devastation. the storm is continuing to maintain its strength, ploughing across the british and us virgin islands and puerto rico, it could cause on devastation on wednesday morning as a major category five, and thereafter pushing to the north of hispanola. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north am

some heavy bursts through the night, especially in south—west england and wales, north—west england andfternoon, across central and eastern areas, the far south—east seeing some warm sunshine, 20—21 degrees, cooler and fresher further west. low pressure moving off into the north sea as we head into friday. a brief ridge of high pressure before the next weather system comes in off the atlantic. starting friday on a brighter note with some sunshine, especially in central, southern and eastern parts. in the west, downhill with wind and rain pushing in. across northern ireland, then into scotland, england and wales, fairly heavy bursts. fairly warm across east and south—east areas, 19—20 degrees, fresher further west. looking at the caribbean, hurricane maria ploughed through dominica and martinique on monday night into tuesday, causing devastation. the storm is continuing to maintain its strength, ploughing across the british and us virgin islands and puerto rico, it could cause on devastation on wednesday morning as a major category five, and thereafter pushing to the north of hispaniola.

north—west england and north—west wales, maybe the north—west of the midlands, could see heavy burstsher north you may be lucky enough to see glimpses of the aurora borealis. if you are heading out, wrap up well. a chilly start to the weekend. a cool weekend across the uk. further rain at times. through the weekend turning increasingly windy, particularly on sunday afternoon. on saturday we have got a dry and bright start. in the west, plenty of showers. particularly wet in north—west england and north—west midlands. showers developing across england and wales. slow—moving showers across northern england and the midlands. they could be heavy and sundry. northern ireland and western scotland, fewer showers than today. even here, you will notice a chill. skies clearfor a time today. even here, you will notice a chill. skies clear for a time for the next area of low—pressure waiting in the wings. you may start off dry and bright on sunday, but becoming cloudy with outbreaks of rain spreading east. temperatures pretty disappointing. if anything, the winds could get stronger. the first pro

as the wind picks up, we'll see some rain heading into south—west wales and england and the western fringesain, a lot of cloud spilling our way. there could be some hazy sunshine for a while in eastern scotland and eastern england. this thickening cloud moving very slowly further into scotland, to north—west england, perhaps the midlands towards hampshire as well. the rain becoming lighth lighter, more damp and drizzly and we are left with low cloud, so a cool day underneath the rain. temperatures could be high as 19 in the east coast. for the cycling, the tour of britain starts tomorrow, edinburgh to kelso. a lot of dry weather and cloud too. we may see drizzle arriving in kelso towards the end of that first stage. but this weather front really is very slow to move across the uk and it just tends to fizzle out very slow to move across the uk and itjust tends to fizzle out by monday because coming off the back of that, a more active weather front that will bring heavier rains into scotla nd that will bring heavier rains into scotland an perhaps for a while into northern ireland. gland and w

mounting up across scotland, may be north—west wales, maybe a of localised flooding but when the cloudmperatures could reach the low 20s. slow—moving weather front makes its way towards eastern england by thursday and at this stage we're not sure how heavy the rain will be and there might be not much left. the sunshine follows but then we will see showers in the north—west of the uk. temperatures are 15 degrees in north—western areas but relatively mild. through thursday night, the front clears away and is replaced by high pressure. the high pressure will settle the weather nicely and we could have mist and fog patches in the morning but plenty of sunshine as well. highs between 15 and 19 degrees and in the far north—west, a few spots of rain. beyond that, the next weekend and beyond into the following week we have to look out to the atlantic where we have a hurricane which will hit martinique and the dominican republic as we go through monday night, and another tropical system. all of this air is working northwards bringing some humid and warm air at times and it is colliding with col

wales. not too bad in a south—west.re will be some mist, somewhere, through the spine of the country and some of that rain lingering. the weather fronts of the country and some of that rain lingering. the weatherfronts not really going to move very far at all. in fact, really going to move very far at all. infact, it really going to move very far at all. in fact, it will weaken of. the odd bottle to drizzle. sandwiched by the side we could see some brightness coming through but more ofa brightness coming through but more of a bruise —— breeze. elsewhere we are looking at highs of 16—19dc. once we have got monday out of the way, it does look as though dues they will stay pretty quiet. the rain is going to ease through this week. it is going to be quite warm but early morning fog is going to be a problem. through the middle of the week we are set for a change yet again asa week we are set for a change yet again as a weather front will start to push him. it probably isn't going to push him. it probably isn't going to arriv

some heavy showers as well blowing in on the strong winds across the south—west and wales up into north—westth—east but still a blursry morning and a blustery morning too in the north, northern ireland, quite a few showers, some heavy with hailand quite a few showers, some heavy with hail and thunder. brighter weather in the east of scotland. through the day tomorrow, we'll continue to see the strong winds. it's going to be a blustery day wherever you are. gusty winds as well could cause some problems. a real rash of showers, some heavy, some thundery, some sunny breaks inbetween. temperatures 15—18. then as we get deeper into the week, we see another day of heavy rain and sunny spells. heavy rain on tuesday night, remaining unsettled through to the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 2pm — hurricane irma slams into the florida keys with winds up to 130 miles per hour. 0ver six million people have been ordered to leave their homes as the storm inches closer to the mainland. we do have a lot of power lines down, transformers are exploding causing minorfires

to see the cloud thicken, and outbreaks of rain arrive on strengthening winds across the south—west, wales, too. it will be a relatively mild night, though, as the clouds continue to work in, 12 to 15 degrees for saturday night. here is the chart for sunday — well, quite a different day. a bright start, yes, for eastern scotland and central and eastern england, but the brightness will not last. we will see the cloud thicken up, as this band of rain pushes its way east, with one or two heavier bursts around. even behind that rain, at will probably stay cloudy at times, before brighter spells come in. temperatures between 15 and i9 celsius, so a cooler day. monday will have a few spots of light rain and drizzle across western coasts and hills, and more persistent rain working into the north—west. despite the cloudy conditions, temperatures are not doing too badly, highs again about 22. that's your weather. hello, this is breakfast, withjon kay and naga munchetty. utility companies who dig up roads to carry out repairs to their pipes and cables could be charged by the hour, in an effort to cu

west. rain from ireland pushing into scotland and western england and wales. bea dry western england and wales. it should be a dry day on friday. not doing too badly for the temperatures. 19 01’ too badly for the temperatures. 19 or 20 degrees in the east. heading into the weekend, this weather front pushes east. high pressure generally with us. we will see spells of rain perhaps trickling into northern ireland. apart from that, saturday promises to be a decent day. dry weather with some sunny spells. not too bad with the temperatures. quite a lot going on weather—wise in the uk. you can keep up—to—date with the latest on the massive hurricane battering puerto rico, on the bbc weather website. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. time for some sport on bbc news. hello i'm hugh ferris. the international pa ralympic committee has postponed two world championships that were due to take place in mexico city later this month, following the earthquake in the country. the swimming

you can see it in the west of wales into south—west scotland.st of that should be fine and dry. a mild morning compared to wednesday. but the overnight rain is pushing away from northern ireland. something sunny not far away. it is a bit lighter the further north you are. some of us in eastern scotland will start the day dry. it is very slowly going east. even by the end of the afternoon it won't be into eastern england. ahead of this weather system, in some sunshine, feeling quite cooler. but the sun will come out. northern ireland, scattered heavy showers. some pushing in the western parts of scotland through the day, especially into the western isles. that weather system is just creeping into western parts of eastern england that stayed dry on thursday. thursday night, a chilly night into friday morning. widely into single figures, low single figures in some spots, a few patches of mist and fog. northern ireland, another system of weather coming in with rain. a gale in the irish sea. that rain is gradually edging into other western and northe

the hills of scotland, north—west england and, later on, perhaps a few spots of rain for the far west of walesd. elsewhere across england and wales we re elsewhere across england and wales were likely to see whether and in the sunshine, 22 or will fill pleasant. a little cooler for that make further north. high—pressure not far away, perhaps a bit of fog and drizzle around a monday but many of us having a dry day on into tuesday. the temperature will do pretty well for the time of year. more details on the weather for the week ahead on our website. this is bbc world news. i'm kasia madera. our top stories: trying to break the brexit deadlock. britain's teresa may strikes a conciliatory tone as she sets out her plans to move negotiations with the eu forward. it is up to leaders to set the tone and the tone i want to set is one of partnership and friendship. uncovering the horrors of mexico's earthquake. a family of ii were killed when this church collapsed during a christening. the family was congregated here and the town came out to try and dig them out of the rubble, but all they recovered wa

to see the cloud thicken, and outbreaks of rain arrive on strengthening winds across the south—west, walesrn parts of scotland, too. it will be a relatively mild night, though, as the clouds continue to work in, 12 to 15 degrees for saturday night. here is the chart for sunday — well, quite a different day. a bright start, yes, for eastern scotland and central and eastern england, but the brightness will not last. we will see the cloud thicken up, as this band of rain pushes its way east, with with one or two heavier bursts around. even behind that rain, at will probably stay cloudy at times, before brighter spells come in. temperatures between 15 and 19 celsius, so a cooler day. monday will have a few spots of light rain and drizzle across western coasts and hills, and more persistent rain working into the north—west. despite the cloudy conditions, temperatures are not doing too badly, highs again about 22. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm gavin grey. our top stories: celebrations in kenya as the supreme court dec

or so it will move into western scotland, perhaps just brushing with fringes of west wales and cornwall temperatures are as high as 18 or19, could see temperatures are as high as 18 or 19, cool and disappointing, though, where the cloud and rain lingers and that will sweep steadily east overnight. a spell of wet and windy weather, gales or severe gales on exposed coasts. 50 mph on the south coast and through the higher ground of scotland but through north wales and northern england we could see gusts of wind in excess of 75 mph fora see gusts of wind in excess of 75 mph for a time. it will push that rain through pretty quickly but it will leave a trail of squally showers to come during the afternoon and feeling cool. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: the caribbean struggles to cope in the wake of hurricane irma. we report from the british virgin islands where thousands have yet to receive any support. i have seen real strength real determination, but now what i'm seeing, is real desperation. a mass

wind pushing on showers across north—west england, wales, the south—west, where showers will be throughout migrate eastwards in the afternoon. slow—moving in the east as the winds will be lighter. maybe some hail mixed in. showers across western areas moving through quickly on that strong northerly wind. you will be some sunshine in between. the best sunshine in scotland through the central belt. 18— 19 in the sunshine won‘t feel bad, but generally feeling quite cool. the showers this allowed on saturday night and it becomes drier, clearer and quite chilly because of the high pressure. the high pressure will mean a fine start to monday. after a cool start, the wind and rain in western areas brings this new area of low pressure. it will go down in eastern parts through the day. sunshine and showers following on in scotland and northern ireland. the weekend will be unsettled. co0l at times. witty windy, especially further west, and weight at times, with showers or longer spells of rain. towards monday the low pressure will be over in the north sea, but it will have tightly packed isoba rs, i

on the scene and it peps up the rain abet overnight, monday night into tuesday, across the south—west, walese cooler air, sunshine and showers towards the north—west, as we head towards the middle part of the week it‘s all coming from the atlantic right away across the other side of the atlantic, westerly winds, showers around particularly towards the west and north—west, brighter skies and sunshine in the east. those temperatures are what we will find to the rest of the week which are pretty normal, we will keep those westerly winds going, rain showers and quite wet and windy to end the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at five o‘clock. north korea says it has successfully tested a hydrogen bomb capable of being fitted to an inter—continental missile. president trump tweets that north korea‘s words and actions continue to be very hostile and dangerous to the united states while theresa may has called it a "reckless and unacceptable further threat". the brexit secretary said the eu is making itself look silly by insisting negotiations with britain aren‘t making progress. the era of big p

you can see it in the west of wales into south—west scotland.ed to wednesday. but the overnight rain is pushing away from northern ireland. something sunny not far away. it is a bit lighter the further north you are. some of us in eastern scotland will start the day dry. it is very slowly going east. even by the end of the afternoon it won't be into eastern england. ahead of this weather system, in some sunshine, feeling quite cooler. but the sun will come out. northern ireland, scattered heavy showers. some pushing in the western parts of scotland through the day, especially into the western isles. that weather system is just creeping into western parts of eastern england that stayed dry on thursday. thursday night, a chilly night into friday morning. widely into single figures, low single figures in some spots, a few patches of mist and fog. northern ireland, another system of weather coming in with rain. a gale in the irish sea. that rain is gradually edging into other western and northern parts of the uk into friday. again, leaving much of c

the rain quickly moving its way into northern ireland is mourning into west wales and the south—westng, that will clear away and there will be good sunny spells across many eastern areas of england. feeling quite warm again, temperatures up to 21 or 22 celsius in the capital. you can see the rain across cornwall into devon, through much of wales, blustery conditions as well, but by this stage in the afternoon, much of northern england could remain dry, most of scotland staying dry by this stage as well. good sunshine, particularly in the north where it will feel quite warm. thicker cloud into the west of scotland, and a wet afternoon with rain at times. through this evening and tonight, that rain will continue to march its way through eastwards. they could be a tricky lunch —— rush hour many of us. clearer skies across western areas turning just that little bit chilly. through thursday morning, quite cloudy and down initially across the east, and while the rain may persist across the far north—east, elsewhere you notice on thursday it is looking like a notice on thursday it is lookin

now, for the far west of wales and parts of south—west england, we could have some brighter spells firstand and wales it's rather cloudy start to the day. mild but with the risk of some rain. in northern ireland it's different. here a mixture of sun and dense patches of fog that could cause problems out on the roads. scotland, dull and damp to start the day. now, through the rest of the day our weather front stays more or less in the same kind of area but the rain will tend to fizzle out on it as the weather front continues to weaken through the rest of the day. so, by the time we get to the afternoon, most of us will have drier weather, perhaps brightening up across east anglia and south—east england. the best of the sunshine further west, particularly in northern ireland, once we've got rid of that early morning fog. here's the chart for tuesday. the front is still with us, draped across scotland, england and wales. but barely any rain left on it at all. now, as we go through the day, again that cloud will thin and break up, we'll see increasing amounts of sunshine coming through. and

for the far west of wales and parts of south—west england, some brighter spells worsening.d with the risk of some rain. northern ireland is different. a mix of sun and dense patches of fog. it could cause problems on the road. scotland damped to start the day. through the west, the weather front staying in the same area. rain fizzling out as it continues to weaken through the rest of the day. by the afternoon, most of us will have dry weather, perhaps brightening up across east anglia and south—east england. the best of the sunshine further west, especially in northern ireland after we get rid of the fog. here is the chart for tuesday. the front is still with us across england and wales. rarely any rain left on it at all. today, cloud thinning and breaking up. increasing amounts of sunshine coming through. in the sunshine, pretty warm for this time of year. highs 16—21 for most of us. some changes towards the middle part of the week. this weather front moves in from the west and will bring some heavy and persistent rain across ireland and northern ireland. could get around

system and the rain bearing down on northern ireland will push to overnight, into western scotland, west wales his nights. a lot of rain in store in the west and certainly during the morning. focused because of the wind direction towards south facing hills. happiest bursts of rain here. wet and windy to begin with, but in the east, some hazy sunshine, and some may get several hours out of that before the cloud increase, —— the heaviest bursts of rain here. probably the heaviest rain pitch —— pushed through here. a real contrast between the west and the east as our sunday begins. actually, that will carry on. this system is in no hurry to ta ke carry on. this system is in no hurry to take the rain further east. the rain will turna to take the rain further east. the rain will turn a little lighter and more patchy into the afternoon and the bulk will clear northern ireland, some i parts of north—western england, the midlands, and most areas stay mainly dry till after dark, perhaps 19, 20 celsius, given that hazy sunshine, 15—17d. it could be better and it could be a lot worse for the staff at the

we turning atlanta's leafa west wales, cornwall and seven. a mild kind of night.day. central and eastern england, easterbrook of scotland should stay dry with hazy, sunny spells. some high cloud but a lovely kind of day. and, weather and gives bashir breaks of rainfall stopped some of that could push toward central scotland but there will be gaps in the cloud across eastern areas. probably seeing sunshine across the borders of five, aberdeenshire. northern ireland is probably rather cloudy but sunny spells breaking out through the afternoon. such i'd in short supply. touches of rain coming and going. it would be raining all the time. central and eastern england, as the warmer. temperatures could reach to three celsius. through sunday night, the rain bands that some other for bit for a time. could start a season for patches developing in northern ireland. next week as a whole will be quite a quiet week. a lot of drier weather, quite cloudy but with some sunny spells. staying on the one side of the band of more potent rain swinging through thursday. at least that's

there are frequent showers across north—west wales. elsewhere, there will be some clear spells.in some rural spots, so a nip in the airfirst thing tomorrow, some more persistent rain across the east coast for a time, further showers, particularly across western parts of wales and some more persistent rain in north—western parts of scotland later in the day. otherwise, it is another day of sunshine and showers and still quite a cool feel. highs between 14 and 18 celsius for most. then the end of the week, we keep this cool feel, the winds will ease, especially as we go through the weekend and there will still be some showers around. bye— bye. hello again, you are watching bbc news. the latest headlines for you at 2:32pm. 0n the eve of the grenfell inquiry, a bbc investigation has found that just 2% of the uk's council and housing association—owned tower blocks have sprinkler systems. 750 patients wrongly diagnosed by a disgraced breast surgeon facing jail time will receive compensation. victims of ian paterson will be compensated from a £37 million fund. private health care firm

to see the cloud thicken, and outbreaks of rain arrive on strengthening winds across the south—west, walest, though, as the clouds continue to work in, 12 to 15 degrees for saturday night. here is the chart for sunday — well, quite a different day. a bright start, yes, for eastern scotland and central and eastern england, but the brightness will not last. we will see the cloud thicken up, as this band of rain pushes its way east, with with one or two heavier bursts around. even behind that rain, at will probably stay cloudy at times, before brighter spells come in. temperatures between 15 and 19 celsius, so a cooler day. monday will have a few spots of light rain and drizzle across western coasts and hills, and more persistent rain working into the north—west. despite the cloudy conditions, temperatures are not doing too badly, highs again about 22. that's your weather. and then —— this is bbc news, and these are the headlines: there have been celebrations in kenya after the supreme court annulled last month's presidential election and ordered a re—run. president uhuru kenyatta said the de

front on the scene and it peps up the rain a little bit overnight, into tuesday across the south—west, walesnd a few showers perhaps towards the north—west. as we head towards the middle part of the week it‘s all coming in from the atlantic, right away from the other side of the atlantic, westerly winds, showers, particularly towards the west and north—west, brighter skies and sunshine in the east. those temperatures are what we will find to the rest of the week which are find to the rest of the week which a re pretty find to the rest of the week which are pretty normal, we will keep those westerly winds going, rain showers, wet and windy to end the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at four: north korea says it has successfully tested a hydrogen bomb capable of being fitted to an inter—continental missile. there‘s been worldwide condemnation. experts warn that north korea‘s nuclear capability is advancing rapidly. president trump tweets that north korea‘s words and actions continue to be very hostile and dangerous to the united states while theresa may has called it a "reckless and unacc

more favoured spots for it to linger perhaps through south—west england and wales first thing. of the sunshine. after a cloudy and damp start there is a slow improvement through eastern fringes, but we might keep a bit of cloud across east anglia and the south—east. the highest values, 14—20 degrees. now, as we move out of thursday and into friday, things are set to change. that's partly because of what's happening across north america, with a cold plunge of air coming out of canada, mixing with very warm, moist air in the caribbean, and that's going to strengthen the jet, which will in turn deflect these areas of low pressure across the uk. a spell of wet and windy weather moving into friday is likely, that wull sweep steadily eastwards, behind it a better clearance — brighter weather to come. 14—19 degrees the high. this pattern continues into the weekend. saturday could be a day of sunshine and showers before another significant area of low pressure brings wet and windy weather for sunday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my

england, notjust western wales and south—west england, not just wet, western wales and south—west englandare likely to issue further weather warnings throughout the day. the latest is on the bbc weather website an the bbc news channel. a wild night to come. strongest of the winds eastern coasts of england first light. that area of low pressure spreads into the netherlands. blustery winds. the fewest of the showers towards the south east corner. more showers to the north and the west. some heavy and thundery and temperatures 11 to 14 celsius. it will be a rather cool wednesday. back to you both. thanks, matt. hellojon. hello jon. good morning, louise! we have spoken about the issue of drinking during pregnancy. now researchers at the university of bristol say a lack of evidence has led to inconsistent advice and confusion among both mothers—to—be and health professionals. there is a new report out today. from bristol, we arejoined by one of the report‘s co—authors, luisa zuccolo. you have looked at lots of different evidence and what did you find? we did a study of studies. we looked at ov