more rain spirals its way in, northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, north and west wales, some of the heaviest of the rain through the afternoon. the strongest of the winds, though, through the western isles, touching 80 mph later. 60—65 mph in the north and west of wales to finish the day, which will transfer into northern england for a time through tonight. it stays breezy through the southern half of the country tonight, there is a breeze coming in from the south—west with cloud and outbreaks of rain, an incredibly mild night here, 17 or 18 degrees, could be one of the warmer nights on record. a much chillier start tomorrow for scotland and northern ireland, and that chilly air will work through all of us through the day. the morning cloud and rain in east anglia and the south clears through to sunshine. the rest of the country sunshine and showers, showers most frequent across parts of southern scotland, northern england, north and west wales, as well as northern ireland, some of those heavy with rain and thunder, and a chilly day across the north as well. i will have

wales. strongest of the winds through the western isles, touching 80mph later. 66mph in the north and west ofs to finish the day. it stays breezy in the south. and some outbreak of rain and a very mild night, 18 degrees could be one of the warmest nights on record. a chilly night in scotland. the chilly air will work its way through the rest of the day. showers most frequent in southern scotland, northern england, north and west wales and northern ireland. some heavy with hail and thunder and chilly in the north. a full forecast later. this is bbc world news, the headlines: a senior government minister warns the second national lockdown in england could last more than a month — amid fears that the rise in coronavirus cases could overwhelm hospitals. typhoon goni, has made landfall in the philippines — with sustained winds of 225 kilometres an hour. the most powerful storm this year has caused the evacuation of over 200,000 people. the us presidential candidates are making a "final weekend" dash around swing states. donald trump has been in pennsylvania and joe biden in michigan — both states

especially across parts of north and west scotland and west wales. affect us later, all linking into this area of low pressure which brought rain through the night. remnants of hurricane zeta between us and ireland, pushing by the north—west of scotland with strengthening winds through the afternoon. a little bit of sunshine here and there, especially across central and eastern areas but flooding over in the west, northern ireland, southern scotland, north and west wales will see persistent rain to end the day, the risk of minor flooding. mild to the south, 18 degrees possible, cooler day in scotland and northern ireland. some of the strongest winds, 70—80 mph to finish the day in the north—west highlands, could see 65 mph across parts of west wales and the winds transfer into parts of northern england tonight. tonight, some rain through the central swathe of the country, clearer to the north, pushing south chillier conditions, temperatures well into single figures across parts of scotland and northern ireland by early tomorrow, a mild night in the s

especially across parts of north and west scotland and west wales.have one approaching weather system which will affect us later, all linking into this area of low pressure, which brought rain through the night. remnants of hurricane zeta between us and ireland, pushing by the north—west of scotland with strengthening winds through the afternoon. a little bit of sunshine here and there, especially across central and eastern areas but flooding over in the west, but clouding over in the west, northern ireland, southern scotland, north and west wales will see the most persistent rain to end the day, the risk of minor flooding. mild to the south, 18 degrees possible, cooler day in scotland and northern ireland. some of the strongest winds, 70—80 mph to finish the day in the north—west highlands, could see 65 mph across parts of west wales and those strong winds transfer into parts of northern england tonight. tonight, some rain through the central swathe of the country, clearer skies to the north, pushing south, chillier conditions, temperatures well int

and thunder, most frequent in southern scotland, northern england, northern ireland, north and west waleseight or 9 degrees highest in scotland and northern ireland, 13 in the south—east, windiest conditions tomorrow, southernmost counties of england and wales, especially earlier in the day, a0 or 50 mile an hour gusts. a sign of something quieter on the horizon, chalmers through tuesday and wednesday, towards the end of the week i pressure built in, we have not seen that for some time and it flips around to the other side of autumn, the mellow sound, more in the way of dry weather, wind is not so strong, sunshine by day, cold nights, with some overnight frost and fog. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines: a senior government minister warns the second national lockdown in england could last more than a month — amid fears that the rise in coronavirus cases could overwhelm hospitals. the uk opposition leader has welcomed the new measures, but is calling on the governmnent to use the time wisely and to improve the test and trace system. typhoon goni, has made landfall in the phil

especially across parts of north and west scotland and west wales.ve one approaching weather system which will affect us later, all linking into this area of low pressure which brought rain through the night. remnants of hurricane seated between us and ireland, pushing by the north—west of scotland with strengthening winds through the afternoon. a little bit of sunshine here and there, especially across central and eastern areas but flooding over in the west, northern ireland, southern scotland, north and west wales will see persistent rain to end the day, the risk of minor flooding. mild to the south, 18 degrees possible, cooler day in scotland and northern ireland. some of the strongest winds, 70—80 mph to finish the day in the north—west highlands, could see 65 mph across parts of west wales and the winds transfer into parts of northern england tonight. tonight, some rain through the central swathe of the country, clearer to the north, pushing south chillier conditions, temperatures well into single figures across parts of scotland and northern ir

northern ireland and north and west wales is where we will see the most of rain. 18 degrees possible.land. some of the strongest winds, 80mph gusts in the north—west highlands. 60 miles per hour in west wales. tonight some rain through the central swathe of the country. clearer to the north. they will try to push south, introducing chillier conditions. temperatures in single figures in scotland. a very mild in the south and east, could be within of warmest november night on record. the cooler air will win through on monday. pushing through in the morning. that will produce rain in eastern and the south—east first thing. sunshine will come out. the rest of the day largely dry here. for most a story of sunshine and showers. some of the showers heavy with hail and thunder. wherever you i’ with hail and thunder. wherever you rit with hail and thunder. wherever you r it will be colder than the weekend. eight or nine degrees at the highest in scotland and northern ireland. 13 in the south—east. and windiest conditions tomorrow in the south of england. 50mph gusts. there isa sign south of en

more rain spirals its way in, northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, north and west walessome of the heaviest of the rain through the afternoon. the strongest of the winds, though, through the western isles, touching 80 mph later. 60—65 mph in the north and west of wales to finish the day, which will transfer into northern england for a time through tonight. it stays breezy through the southern half of the country tonight, there is a breeze coming in from the south—west with cloud and outbreaks of rain, an incredibly mild night here, 17 or 18 degrees, could be one of the warmer nights on record. a much chillier start tomorrow for scotland and northern ireland, and that chilly air will work through all of us through the day. the morning cloud and rain in east anglia and the south clears through to sunshine. the rest of the country sunshine and showers, showers most frequent across parts of southern scotland, northern england, north and west wales, as well as northern ireland, some of those heavy with rain and thunder, and a chilly day across the north as well. i will have t

the cloud tending to lift a little, it may brighten up in west wales, northumberland, looks cloudy inand. more cloud for western scotland but some sunny spells for the eastern side of the country. 7—11, more likely to make double figures in the west. probably a bit cooler for the eastern side of the uk. quick look at monday and we have some pet patchy rain moving down from the north. most of it affecting scotland, some for northern ireland in the morning. northern england, not much as it heads southwards in the afternoon. then we get some sunshine following in northern scotland where it is a bit cooler, otherwise temperatures around 9—11. hello this is bbc news. i'm a lacrosse of your rack with your headlines. a warning that hospitals in england could become overwhelmed with coronavirus cases, if mps don't back new restrictions. the prime minister appoints nadhim zahawi as minister for the deployment of coronavirus vaccines. iran's president rouhani blames israel for the assassination of a top nuclear scientist — saying his country won't be deterred from its nuclear ambitions. violent

cornwall, may be south—west wales. l, may be south—west wales. as they strive for most of us and it's only fog lingers, temperatures in that 4 or 5 degrees at most today. more in the way of general blue cloud development across the country overnight as it turns which are for northern ireland, wales, the south—west, the temperatures do not drop away too much to stop clear skies across parts of scotland, temperatures could drop below freezing for one or two. fairly cloudy, outbreaks of rain pushing off what you might try and brighter for the afternoon for northern ireland, wales and some parts of england. a damp afternoon for scotland and parts of north—east england. bye for now. in our this is bbc news. the headlines: joe biden says he is confident he is going to win the us presidential election and insists he will fight to ensure every vote is counted. the numbers tell us a clear and convincing story. we are going to win this race. joe biden is ahead in the four remaining states which will decide the outcome where the b

it will be heavy. 0ccasional rain, west wales, north—west england, again, but for much of england and sunshine returning through the afternoon. maybe up to around 1a degrees here. but cooler conditions towards the far north of scotland. a sign of what is to come. a weather front eventually pushes its way southwards and eastwards as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday. so after a mild spell, with some rain, drier by the end of the week, but a return of overnight frost and fog. hello this is bbc news. of overnight frost and fog. the headlines... of overnight frost and fog. the prime minister says a new three—tiered system will come into effect in england on december the second, to replace the current lockdown. parts of the system will be tougher, but gyms and shops will reopen and a closing time curfew for pubs and restaurants will be eased. still no firm plans for christmas — rules on gatherings, household mixing and travel restrictions over the festive period are yet to be confirmed. spectators will also be allowed into sporting events — with a maximum attendance of four th

the breeze picking up in northern scotland, sunshine for west wales and the far south of england withigh pressure starts to decline as weather systems run around the top of it from the atlantic spilling across the uk on the weaker weather front will stop breeze picking up from the west or the north—west through the day. cloud thickening, patchy rain coming down across scotla nd patchy rain coming down across scotland and northern ireland. further south, where it is cloudy, not quite as misty. still on the wild side, highs of 9—10 c. —— mild side. this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister defends putting millions of people into high coronavirus tiers next week, after conservative mps criticise the restrictions for not being more locally targeted. i know it is very frustrating for people who feel that they are in an area where, a high tier area where there is very little incidents in their village, i understand why people feel so frustrated. it comes as latest data shows that the r number now stands between 0.9 and one. shops and cafes are closed again, in another lockdown

areas, but more cloud and rain spells across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern and west wales, 65 mph along the north of wales later today, which will transfer into northern england for tonight. a breeze coming in from the south—west tonight with outbreaks of rain, and incredibly mild night here, 17 or 18 degrees, could be one of the warmest november nights on record. a much chillier start tomorrow for northern ireland and scotland, and the more the rain clears through to sunshine, the rain clears through to sunshine, the rest of the countries sunshine and showers, shower is most frequent across southern scotland, northern england, north and west wales as well as northern ireland. showers heavy infantry, and a chilly day as well. another focus for you heavy infantry, and a chilly day as well. anotherfocus for you later. —— another forecast. hello, this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. the headlines: a senior government minister warns the second national lockdown in england could last more than a month, amid fears that the rise in coronavirus cases could overwhelm hospitals. fro

northern scotland, perhaps some sunshine in the northeast of scotland, some sunshine developing in west walesand through the channel in particular. 12 degrees here, elsewhere, temperatures typically nine or 10 celsius. that's the weekend. as we head into the last day of autumn, the last day of november, we're going to find the high pressure getting squeezed a bit by atlantic air coming around the top of it and these weatherfronts as well. so, the breeze will start to pick up a bit during the day on monday, initially westerly and then northwesterly. we've got thickening cloud, patchy rain for scotland, northern ireland and pushing further south into england and wales, where it's going to be cloudy. probably not quite as misty on monday, and those temperatures not bad for the time of year at around nine or ten celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. one of iran's top nuclear scientists, mohsen fakhrizadeh, has been assassinated after gunmen opened fire on his car. tehran points the finger of blame at israel, saying it's trying to provoke a

north—east of scotla nd sunniest weather, the north—east of scotland looks most favoured, perhaps west wales through the channel. elsewhere temperatures sitting around eight to 10 celsius. similar temperatures on monday and there could be some patchy rain. a reminder of our top story: 13 thousand jobs at risk as top shop's owner arcadia comes close to collapse. the high street empire has more than 500 stores across britain. including dorothy perkins and burton. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm chetan pathak. it's a busy programme to bring you tonight. a derby to decide the big prize of rugby‘s super league season. we look ahead to the final between wigan and the reigning champions st helens in hull. england are set 180 to when the first to 20 international in cape town. we will tell you how that chaseis town. we will tell you how that chase is going. maradona is laid to rest as thousands of fans line the streets of buenos aires to pay their respects to one of football's greats. also also coming up in the programme... and a with a combined age of 105, we look ahead to the fight everyone's

their skies for a time of plenty of cloud and showers returned to the channel islands, south—west wales at the moment. it will be a mild start, fairly cloudy one, some sunshine here and there, in scotland and parts of northern england. but the dense fog we've had recently, even as misty for some. some parts will be right for a time but we will see some heavy showers work their way up from the south and west. hit and miss, some places avoiding them altogether but another mild day if not mild there than today. this is bbc news live from washington and london. the pressure is mounting on president trump to accept the results of tuesday's us election. the former republican president george w bush has issued a statement warmly congratulating joe biden for winning an election he said was "fundamentally fair". on his first full day as the president—elect, mr biden has been reflecting on his victory at a church service in delaware. president trump finds solace on the golf course, though on twitter he continues to claim the election has been "stolen". his wife melania tweets that every legal vot

best chance of any sunshine through the channel islands, far southwest of england, maybe west wales,ortheast scotland. the cloud breaking up here as the winds begin to pick up a little bit. top temperatures 8—10 celsius. maybe 12 in the far southwest of england. a bit of a change into the start of the new working week, because we will see a frontal system pushing in from the north. that will bring outbreaks of rain quite erratically southwards across the british isles through the day on monday. that rain likely to be quite light and patchy, certainly as it gets down towards the south. some brighter skies following on from the north, but with the winds coming down from the north, it'll start to feel quite chilly once again. temperatures in most places 8—10 celsius. tuesday should be a dry day for most, and then later in the week, temperatures will take a tumble. we'll see some rain at times and perhaps something wintry over high ground. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories. iran promises revenge for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist — and blames israel fo

so some hefty showers at times through south—west england, wales, northern ireland, some of them willlands and north—west england. very few showers across north and eastern scotland and eastern england, certainly until later in the day. and whilst there'll still be a fair of cloud around they'll be a little bit of sunshine coming and going through the day, especially between those downpours and temperatures, well, a milder day still across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. as we go through into monday evening and monday night, the showers continue to drift away northwards. that little kink in the isobars enhances our showers, pushing them away northwards and eastwards to take us into tuesday. another very mild start but there will be some showers particularly to the eastern half of the country first thing and we could see one or two heavier showers push up across the south east corner but overall after a fairly cloudy start to the day, optimistic there will be more sunshine developing as we go through tuesday and even though there'll still be the odd shower in the west,

we'll also see rain working its way in from the west across england and wales and the winds will becomeoverall in contrast to tuesday, a cooler day, but nothing particularly chilly. we could still see temperatures in the mid teens. it's from wednesday onwards, though, that things start to change. 0ur area of low pressure this time pulls off in towards the north sea, yes, but high pressure starts to build in behind it. that will eventually try and settle things down. but it what does do is kick off a northerly airflow and it ties in with us moving into the northerly side of the jet, into the colder polar air for thursday friday. and on into next weekend. 0ur temperatures come down for thursday and for friday and with a northerly wind, it'll feel considerably colder. friday may offer up a lot of sunshine, just some occasional showers, but a very different feel after the days we have had and the temperatures thursday night into friday will fall below zero, and friday night into saturday, we're talking about quite a widespread frost. and then for next weekend, the prospect of weather fronts

windy in time for the weekend, but some nice scenes from this weather watcher, some sunshine in west walesxiao is never too far away and they have been affecting parts of north—west england, wales seeing a lot of showers actually. a few for northern ireland and frequent showers in western scotland where the showers continue to work in on quite a blustery wind. wind is gusting into the low 405 in the hebrides. there will be some dry weather and sunshine. the midlands, southern england, northern and eastern areas of scotland seeing some drier weather and some sunshine. the sunshine will turn hazy across england and wales later today, as this area of cloud starts today, as this area of cloud starts to work in and this area of cloud is oui’ to work in and this area of cloud is our next weather system that will be bringing some heavy rain and some strong winds, just in time for the weekend. so let's take a look at this evening's weather forecast. showers continue across western areas initially but later in the night it will turn cloudy with rain really gathering across many parts of the country

maybe a bit of sunshine for west wales and the far south of england with temperatures 12 in plymouth, the beginning of next week, the high pressure starts to decline as weather systems run around the top of it from the atlantic, so atlantic air spilling down across the uk on those weaker weatherfronts. so, the breeze will start to pick up from the west or the northwest through the day. we'll see the cloud thickening, patchy rain coming down across scotland and northern ireland. further south into england and wales where it's going to be cloudy, still on the mild side with highs of nine 01’ on the mild side with highs of nine or10 on the mild side with highs of nine or 10 celsius. tonight at six — 13,000 jobs at risk as top shops owner arcadia comes close to collapse. the high street empire has more than 500 stores across britain — including dorothy perkins, miss selfridge and burton. once known as the king of the high street — sir philip green bought arcadia almost 20 years ago. he's gone from zero to hero and now it looks as though he's going back to zero again. philip's style worked

the cloud tending to lift a little it may brighten up in west wales, northumberland, looks cloudy innd but some sunny spells for the eastern side of the country. tempter 7—11, more likely to make double figures in the west. probably a bit coolerfor double figures in the west. probably a bit cooler for the eastern side of the uk. quick look at monday and we have some pet patchy rain moving down from the north. most of it affecting scotland, some for northern ireland in the morning. then we get some sunshine following in northern scotland where it is a bit cooler, otherwise tempter is 00:13:50,021 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 around 9—11. —— temperatures around this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at eight: a warning that hospitals in england could become overwhelmed with coronavirus cases, if mps don't back new restrictions. the prime minister appoints nadhim zahawi as minister for the deployment of coronavirus vaccines. iran's president rouhani blames israel for the assassination of a top nuclear scientist — saying his country won't be deterred from its nuclear ambitions. v

across the north—east of scotland again, more breezy otherwise like to wind, some sunshine for west walesine or ten. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. one of iran's top nuclear scientists, mohsen fakhrizadeh, has been assassinated after gunmen opened fire on his car. tehran points the finger of blame at israel, saying it's trying to provoke a war. four police officers are held over the beating up of a black music producer. president macron describes the images as "a shame" for france. anger in argentina after workers hired to help with diego maradona's funeral took photos next to his open coffin. and hoping to land a better deal — with brexit talks due to resume in london, we hear the hopes and fears

occasional rain to the west of wales, maybe north west england, too.n from a southerly direction and a breezier day for england and wales, it will be a warmer day. temperatures could hit around 13—14 degrees, especially if we see more in the way of sunshine develop towards east anglia and the south east later. but as we finish tuesday and go into tuesday night, that weather front will start to push its way southwards and eastwards. another wave, another buckle develops downwind of us, and that will delay its departure from the south and east. so milder air will hold on here for a bit longer, but notice our temporary blast of northerly winds will bring colder air in place, and then that will just sit for the rest of the week. wednesday's almost transition day, really. that weather front‘s still with us across the south and east of england. rain and drizzle at times, maybe the odd heavier burst. from the north and west midlands, wales northwards, a lot more sunshine around than how we started the week. there will be a bit of a northerly breeze bringing t

have to showers of time through south—west england, wales and northern ireland. midlands and north—west england. very few showers across north of scotland and eastern england. while there will be a fair amount of cloud, sunshine coming and going through the day especially between the downpours and temperatures, and miles a day across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. as we go into monday evening and monday night, showers drift northwards. that kink in the isobars enhances the showers pushing them northwards and eastwards to take us into tuesday. another mild start and they will be showers to the eastern half of the country. we can see heavy showers push up across the south east corner. after a cloudy start to the day, optimistic there will be more sunshine developing on tuesday. even though there will be the odd shower in the west, most places will finish and drying nose and a mild one as well. beyond that, temperatures will dropa well. beyond that, temperatures will drop a little bit but it does stay mild but through wednesday and friday we will se

wales, it's one in 120. and in england, the average is one in 100. but in the north—westnd the south—east, it's one in 220 people. the prime minister says the measures are to prevent the nhs being overwhelmed, which would be a medical and moral disaster. currently, there are more than 9,000 people with covid—i9 in english hospitals. almost 500 are on ventilators. i think the prime minister had no choice but to act on very clear evidence that the trajectory of hospital admissions, demand on the health service, was such that we just would have been overwhelmed in the coming weeks, to the point that it wouldn't just be a case of not managing the surge in patients with covid, but actually the nhs would not have been able to provide services to large numbers of non—covid patients. rapid testing has been pointed to as one of the ways out of the shutdown, and is being trialled at the minute. there are different rules across the uk. wales‘s firebreak is still due to end on 9th november. schools will reopen in northern ireland tomorrow. and other measures are set to be relaxed in

sometime first south west wales, south—west england and most coastal areas of england, but it is greyas a murky way that mist and fog overnight across england and wales. the fog lifting across the southern uplands as this area of rain it works in it later in the night for scotland and northern ireland and it will not be as cold as recent nights for many. looking at the weather picture for tomorrow, this weather front will be sliding its way southwards and as it does so, it is reeling into this area of high pressure, so the front will be increasingly weak, but that said, there will still be some heavy rain to start the day, particularly for scotland, also what's out for northern ireland, with rain putting southwards and eastwards later. —— also a wet start. as cotton, is this quy also a wet start. as cotton, is this guy turned brighter with afternoon sunshine, starting to get colder, six and 7 degrees in the north as we go through the afternoon. that colder air will slide into eastern england through tuesday, but at the same time, we will get milder, warm sector moving in off the atlan

november in north—west wales, and the famous weather has already kicked in. in, it still feels eerie on the streets of aberdovey — just like a lockdown is still in place. it's never been so quiet for this time of year in all of the 13 years peter holt has run his cafe. does it feel a little bit like a ghost town at the moment here? it's nice for the locals. the locals absolutely love it. but as a business, we need the people, yes. people need to come. well, we feel a bit safer. i know we can travel anywhere in wales, but i don't think people want to do that either. after the first lockdown, tourist hotspots across wales saw record numbers visiting with fewer people wanting to go abroad for the holidays. but areas like aberdovey, according to the welsh tourism alliance, are 80—90% reliant on visitors coming from england, so a lockdown over the border has a significant impact on businesses. from the celtic manor resort outside newport to zipworld and its adventure attractions in snowdonia, to the famous italian—style village of portmeiron, some of the tourist ho

the flames spread over 16 million acres, mostly in the south—west of the country new south wales andstroyed thousands of homes and businesses and claimed the lives of at least 33 people. according to the wwf, it also killed or displaced as millionaires 3 billion animals. —— make as many as 3 billion animals. here at the park the owners find themselves directly in the fire's path as they fought to save some of the country's most iconic creatures. grace came in from a road accident when her mother was hit by a car and killed so she has been with us for nearly two months now. it is important that they have their teddy so she cuddles onto that and sees it as her mum. it gives her comfort. if he does not have one she looks for one. she gets stressed. we are in the koala orphanage that we have got here. it helps different animals. it was established during the bush fires. the park was a hub for the injured animals coming of the fire ground. at times the flames got within a couple of kilometres threatening the centre and eve ryo ne threatening the centre and everyone working there. conor an

a few showers in wales and south—west england as well as the day goes by.re is about 10—14 c, the winds slowly easing through the afternoon across the south and east of the uk. this weekend a whole jumble of weather fronts are aimed at the uk. i think we will call this an unsettled looking weekend. the rain is going to be pretty intense and widespread, both saturday and sunday, and it's going to be quite windy as well through the course of the weekend too. in a bit more detail now, saturday, well, the strongest winds are around the irish sea coasts, south west wales and western areas of england could get gusts of 40—50 miles an hour. 0utbreaks gusts of 40—50 miles an hour. outbreaks of rain for most of us. brighter and drier for a time across the far north of scotland. mild, 12-16 c but the far north of scotland. mild, 12—16 c but not feeling so mild given the strength of the winds. the second half of the weekend, splodges of lou across the whole of the uk, more heavy rain to come and some further strong winds. the winds get a bit stronger across the englis

showers will push up through the channel islands, south—west england, wales and into northern ireland bea mild what we have at the moment. it will be a mild start to monday but the next level of cloud on the satellite is this where the front, a trough in the isobars which enhances the showery rain we will see some hefty showers at times through south—west england, wales and northern ireland. some willjust north—east and eastwards and very few showers across eastern england, certainly until late in the day. once there will be a fair amount of cloud, there will be sunshine coming and going through the day, especially between the downpours and temperatures, milder still over scotland, northern ireland and northern england. as we go into monday evening and monday night, showers drift northwards and a kink in the isobars enhances the showers, pushing them northwards and eastwards to take us into tuesday. another mild start. there will be showers, particularly to the eastern half of the country and we could see heavier showers push up across the south east corner, but overall after a cloudy

hefty showers at times through south—west england, wales and northern ireland. ll be and north—west. while there will be afairamount of and north—west. while there will be a fair amount of cloud, a little sunshine and going through the day, especially between downpours, and temperatures mild steel across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. monday night, the drift away to the north. that kink in the isobars pushes the showers away north and eastwards to take us into tuesday, and i'll stop. showers, particularly to the east first thing, one or two heavier showers push up across the south—east corner. there could be more sunshine developing few tuesday. there will still be the odd shower in the west but most places will finish dry. still pretty mild. temperatures will drop a little but it stays mild. through wednesday and friday, we will see heavy rain and strong and gusty winds, particularly in the west. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, live from washington and london. america prepares for a change of leadership. joe biden is projected to be the 46th

the crowd were thickened through the day across south—west wales and north—west england, the odd spotcker, bring more persistent rain to northern ireland, and especially western parts of scotland, but it will also be quite windy. those temperatures highest and the worst, milder air pushing income and after that chilly start and eastern parts, is going to be a bit of a struggle staying in single digit. 20 tuesday, we see this frontal system wriggling around across the north—west of the uk. that is where we will see outbreaks of rain to northern ireland particularly. quite white on tuesday. rain continuing to feed and across scotland at times, but much of angleton rose, some dry weather, some spells of sunshine, the chance of rain in the hills. as we move out of rain in the hills. as we move out of charity into wednesday, things start to change. that frontal system that has been wriggling around will start to push eastward. some patchy rain lifting its where each verse, and behind that frontal system we will start to get back into some rather chilly air. wednesday, re m na nts of rather

showers are always most frequent across western portions of the uk, and particularly for north—west england, waleshe satellite picture, our attention is now drawn to this lump of cloud that's just to the west of us, and that's going to be the next area of low pressure that will be arriving somewhere near you just in time for the weekend. so the weekend is going to be an unsettled one. often the weather's going to be windy, and there will be various spells of rain to come through for all of us. saturday morning, then, starting off like this, with rain at times for many of us. a southerly breeze first thing in the morning, strengthening, and those southerly winds will be bringing mild air in. across wales and western areas of england, it becomes very windy through the afternoon, with gusts of wind reaching the low 50s of miles an hour. won't be raining all day — there'll be some drier slots across the east of england, dry at times through the central belt, and northern scotland probably starting off the day on a dry note. it'll be a mild day — temperatures 13 in belfast, 15 degrees in london and car

best chance of any sunshine through the channel islands, far southwest of england, maybe west wales,re as the winds begin to pick up a little bit. top temperatures 8—10 celsius. maybe 12 in the far southwest of england. a bit of a change into the start of the new working week, because we will see a frontal system pushing in from the north. that will bring outbreaks of rain quite erratically southwards across the british isles through the day on monday. that rain likely to be quite light and patchy, certainly as it gets down towards the south. some brighter skies following on from the north, but with the winds coming down from the north, it'll start to feel quite chilly once again. temperatures in most places 8—10 celsius. tuesday should be a dry day for most, and then later in the week, temperatures will take a tumble. we'll see some rain at times and perhaps something wintry over high ground. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories. iran promises revenge for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist — and blames israel for his murder. new figures reveal a million

some sunshine for a while in north—eastern parts of scotland developing in west wales and the south coastgrees here. light wind elsewhere, 8—10, breeze picks up on the far north of scotland. we see some atlantic air around that area of high pressure and for the start of next week, that high pressurejust and for the start of next week, that high pressure just briefly recedes, gets pushed away by those with difference moving down from the north. on monday will start to see the breeze pick—up. westerly then north—westerly, for cloud, rain in scotla nd north—westerly, for cloud, rain in scotland and northern ireland heading further south into england and wales when it is cloudy and not as misty on monday. temperatures good for the time of year, nine or ten on monday. the last day of november, the last day of autumn. the weather fronts move down into central europe, high—pressure building behind that, quite a chilly start for the eastern side of the uk, northerly breeze but it should bea uk, northerly breeze but it should be a different sort of air mass so should be brighter skies and should b

the winners will re— strengthen wales and south—west england, touching 60 mph.ld night with outbreaks of rain. it could be one of the mildest november night on record. the north a different story, averages down into single figures. the cool air will put southwards as it gradually clears away from east anglia in the early morning. 0utbreaks clears away from east anglia in the early morning. outbreaks of rain in the morning. then brightest guys developing for most of you. there will be showers in northern and western scotland and into the south. northern ireland, northern england, wales project 20 of showers, some will be happy with hail and thunder. parts of north—east scotland, and east anglia should be clear and dry. all of us will be clear and dry. single figure temperatures across the northern half of the tadjer and mid—teens further south. breezy across other areas with winds touching gale force, up to six mph theo bongonda. i was were scotland and northern ireland. as we go through the rest of the week upgrade lottery day on tuesday, a few showers, high pre

great start to sunday in many places staying cloudy with a cloud lifting a little and brining up in west walesore cloud for western scotland but sunny spells for the eastern side of the country. temperature 7—ii mbappe to make double figures in the west and probably a bit cooler for the eastern side of the uk. quick look at monday and we have got some patchy rain moving down from the northern most of it affecting scotla nd northern most of it affecting scotland was some for northern ireland in the morning in northern england but not much as it has it southwards in the afternoon. some sunshine following enormous colour where it is a bit cooler and otherwise temperatures around 9—ii. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. clashes between police and protesters in paris — during demonstrations against a proposed security law. a warning that hospitals in england could become overwhelmed with coronavirus cases, if mps don't back new restrictions. the head of ethiopia's military says the army has entered the regional capital of the northern province of

the mist tending to lift in england and wales, brighter skies in west wales.rn parts of scotla nd more plaid for western parts of scotland with sunny spells for eastern areas. temperatures tomorrow seven to 11 degrees, more likely to have double figures in the west, cooler on the eastern side of the uk. changes as we head into next week. the high pressure bringing all that low cloud starts to recede as weather fronts moved down from the north. these are quite weak, there won't be a lot of rain but we will see some rain in the morning across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. that most further south in the afternoon and eventually we may get sunshine in the northern half of scotland. temperatures beginning to drop away but elsewhere, milder, ten, may be 12 degrees on monday. tuesday and that weather front moves down towards the whole of the country and the link back of weather front in cloud while hanging out was the worst by tuesday morning. further east particularly in scotla nd further east particularly in scotland and northern england we will fin

heavy rain into the east of england, with more rain into the west as a front get into the south—west, walesacross the board, the figures in black. it is pretty mild, actually. feeling pretty mild, actually. feeling pretty sticky, temperatures of 15—16 despite the wind and rain. it stays pretty gusty overnight. the wind will shift eastwards, plenty showers pushing into the south and west of the night wears on. it is mild enough, but towards the end of the night, the concerns shipped to the south coast. a chance that this rain will pick up first thing on sunday, in on dating the south—eastern counties, and strong winds on sunday shifting their focus towards the south coast. the risk of coastal flooding the second half of the weekend. the showers swelling across the uk through the day, but some gaps, so there will be some dry interludes, perhaps a couple of hours here and there, but i can't promise that much brightness. perhaps the best in the afternoon. towards the south—west, a truck digging in, some strong gusts for devon or cornwall and the

here a lot of cloud on sunday morning, the mist lifting in england and wales, brighter skies in west walesperatures of seven — 11, more likely to have double figures in the west, cooler in the east. some changes at the start of next week, the high pressure brink that low cloud starts to recede as a weather front moved down from the north, these are weak weather front and they will not be a lot of rain but we will see some in the morning across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, that move south in the afternoon and eventually we may get some sunshine in the north of scotland, temperatures here dropping our way but elsewhere marder, temperatures here dropping our way but elsewhere milder, 10 or 12 at best on monday. on tuesday that weather front moves down across the whole of the country and a link back to cloud is hanging on in western areas by tuesday morning, further east especially in scotland and northern england we will find some frost so a chilly start on tuesday and a chilly day in prospect because cloud will topple into that colder across scotland, northern ireland, or

so some hefty showers at times through south—west england, wales, northern ireland, some of them willr of cloud around they‘ll be a little bit of sunshine coming and going through the day, especially between those downpours and temperatures, well, a milder day still across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. as we go through into monday evening and monday night, the showers continue to drift away northwards. that little kink in the isobars enhances our showers, pushing them away northwards and eastwards to take us into tuesday. another very mild start but there will be some showers particularly to the eastern half of the country first thing and we could see one or two heavier showers push up across the south east corner but overall after a fairly cloudy start to the day, optimistic there will be more sunshine developing as we go through tuesday and even though there‘ll still be the odd shower in the west, most places will finish the day on a dry note and still a pretty mild one as well. beyond that, the winds grow a bit more westerly, temperatures will drop a little bit b

best chance of any sunshine through the channel islands, far southwest of england, maybe west wales, bit. top temperatures 8—10 celsius. maybe 12 in the far southwest of england. a bit of a change into the start of the new working week, because we will see a frontal system pushing in from the north. that will bring subtopics of rain quite erratically southwards across the british isles through the day on monday. that rain likely to be quite light and patchy, certainly as it gets down towards the south. some brighter skies following on from the north, but with the winds coming down from the north it's going to start to feel quite chilly once again. temperatures in most places, 8—10 celsius. tuesday should be a dry day for most, and then later in the week temperatures will take a tumble. we will seem rain at times and perhaps something wintry over high ground. this is bbc news, the headlines iran's defence ministry has confirmed that one of the country's top nuclear scientists has been assassinated. tehran is pointing the finger of blame at israel, saying it's trying to provoke a war.

northern scotland, perhaps some sunshine the northeast of scotland, some sunshine developing in west wales here, elsewhere, temperatures typically nine or 10 celsius. that's the weekend. as we head into the last day of autumn, the last day of november, we're going to find the high pressure getting squeezed a bit by atlantic air coming around the top of it and these weatherfronts as well. so, the breeze will start to pick up a bit during the day on monday, initially westerly and then northwesterly. we've got thickening cloud, patchy rain for scotland, northern ireland and pushing further south into england and wales, where it's going to be cloudy. probably not quite as misty on monday, and those temperatures not bad for the time of year at around nine or ten celsius. resolve in making the negotiations that will come in january one see the this is bbc world news. assignment davida sharma. the headlines... one of iran's top nuclear scientists, mohsen fakhrizadeh, has been assassinated after gunmen opened fire on his car. tehran points the finger of blame at israel, saying it's trying to provo

best chance of any sunshine through the channel islands, far southwest of england, maybe west wales, temperatures 8—10 celsius. maybe 12 in the far southwest of england. a bit of a change into the start of the new working week, because we will see a frontal system pushing in from the north. that will bring outbreaks of rain quite erratically southwards across the british isles through the day on monday. that rain likely to be quite light and patchy, certainly as it gets down towards the south. some brighter skies following on from the north, but with the winds coming down from the north, it'll start to feel quite chilly once again. temperatures in most places 8—10 celsius. tuesday should be a dry day for most, and then later in the week, temperatures will take a tumble. we'll see some rain at times and perhaps something wintry over high ground. this is bbc news: the headlines: the united nations has urged restraint after the assassination of a top iranian nuclear scientist. moh—sen fachree—zaday died after gunmen fired on his car. western intelligence agencies accused him of being on