winds are strengthening towards the west, rain being ushered into northern ireland, wales and the south—west north sea coast, quite chilly initially in east anglia. grey weather will tend to lift through monday daytime, towards the west this weather front very slow moving, it peters out as it sits in place but looks quite wet for western scotland, some parts of wales and the south—west throughout the day. this continues to weaken as a head eastwards, then at this low takes over, pushing in from the west and this front means business and it means business for all of us, i'll sweep right the way across the uk during tuesday, heavy rain whilst it's around, but as it moves through, back into the sunshine for the afternoon for northern ireland, wales and the south—west, albeit with some showers. notice temperatures are starting to come down significantly back to more average values. tuesday into wednesday, with no pressure to the north—west, smaller features running around inside the uk, exactly where they sit so exactly where the wettest weather is at what time is subject to change as we get clo

and the south—west will finish drier and brighter. walesdrierand brighter. north—west wales and the south—west will finish drier and brighter. north—west of england, the midlands and even down to the south—east, you could catch some showers before the evening sets in. a rather cool day for most of you. as we go through tonight, the showers will fade away. for scotland and parts of england... away from that, a cold night. get yourself into the suburbs and the countryside tomorrow morning, a widespread frost and in these areas, they could be some patches of fog as well. these weather systems are wet and windy. this developing low to the south—west of england could cause a few issues tomorrow. winds coming from the south and the south—east, flipping to north and north—west will bring gusts of 80 mph. this will bring gusts of 80 mph. this will push through much of wales. the rain will gradually push through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east during the afternoon. the far north of england and scotland, not a bad day after a cold start.

in from the west and this one will bring some really intense downpours into the south—west of england, parts of walesup to the north—west of us, this frontal system sliding its way through with some heavy rain. but have a look at the outlook. temperatures in porthmadog dropping away, closer to where they should be for this time of year. with that, though, we will see some outbreaks of rain and some brisk winds. this weather front bringing rain for some of us on monday morning but quite a weak affair, actually, as it staggers slowly east. we start the day across some eastern parts of scotland, central and eastern england, perhaps east wales as well with some areas of low cloud, mist and fog, poor visibility which could give some quite tricky travelling conditions. and while some of that will lift and clear, some may well linger for much of the day. our band of rain getting into western scotland, wales, the south—west of england, but petering out as it goes. sunny skies into northern ireland. temperatures of 12—15 degrees, down on where they have been lately. and then, through monday night, this first

winds are strengthening towards the west, rain being ushered into northern ireland, wales and the south—westtern areas remaining fine red cloud, mist and murk filling in again particularly as we get over it the north sea coast, quite chilly initially in east anglia. grey weather will tend to lift through monday daytime, towards the west this weather front very slow moving, it peters out as it sits in place but looks quite wet for western scotland, some parts of wales and the south—west throughout the day. this run continues to weaken as a head eastwards, then at this low takes over, pushing in from the west and this front means business and it means business for all of us, we'll sweep right the way across the uk during tuesday, heavy rain whilst it's around, but as it moves through, back into the sunshine for the afternoon for northern ireland, wales and the south—west, albeit with some showers. notice temperatures are starting to come down significantly back to more average values. tuesday into wednesday, with low pressure to the north—west, smaller features running around inside the uk, ex

the odd west wales odd shower for west wales northwest england say most places will be dry.er will keep going across the far north of scotland with those winds and clearer skies. it will quite chilly with frost in certainly rural areas over the midlands and eastern england to start the weekend . for the to start the weekend. for the west though, the breeze will be picking weather picking up and the next weather system on the way, system will be on the way, bringing to northern bringing rain to northern ireland initially on saturday morning. but it will spread to parts of western scotland and by lunchtime into parts of wales and western england too. i suspect of the midlands, the eastern england's . some parts of eastern england's. some parts of aberdeenshire any aberdeenshire won't see any rain. and quite late in the rain. and so quite late in the day , much east anglia in the day, much of east anglia in the southeast certainly southeast will stay, certainly until . but it will until after sunset. but it will be turning windy, though , during be turning windy, though, during

winds are strengthening towards the west, rain being ushered into northern ireland, wales and the south—westeas remaining fine red cloud, mist and murk filling in again particularly as we get over it the north sea coast, quite chilly initially in east anglia. grey weather will tend to lift through monday daytime, towards the west this weather front very slow moving, it peters out as it sits in place but looks quite wet for western scotland, some parts of wales and the south—west throughout the day. this run continues to weaken as a head eastwards, then at this low takes over, pushing in from the west and this front means business and it means business for all of us, we'll sweep right the way across the uk during tuesday, heavy rain whilst it's around, but as it moves through, back into the sunshine for the afternoon for northern ireland, wales and the south—west, albeit with some showers. notice temperatures are starting to come down significantly back to more average values. tuesday into wednesday, with no pressure to the north—west, smaller features running around inside the uk, exactly wh

a few showers going into west wales, southwest england, 1—2 may develop across the midlands and othernd. many parts of the country will be dry in the afternoon with some sunshine, the winds will be lighter. maybe a touch cooler on monday, but still, those temperatures making double figures. heading into tuesday morning, there's a greater risk of frost, particularly in scotland. but given all the moisture after all the rain, we're more likely to have some mist and fog forming more widely as we head into tuesday morning. and some of that fog could linger all day, particularly through parts of the midlands — grey, misty and murky here, keeping it quite cold. mist and fog in many other parts of the country, tending to lift, some sunshine coming through. temperatures may get into double figures, but generally nearer a chilly 6—7 celsius. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... thousands take to the streets of chinese cities to protests against the strict covid restrictions — with some openly calling for president xi to stand down. the gover

some patches of mist and fog up through the west country, east wales, but more especially through theditions through the first part of the morning. also very murky close to some of these north sea coasts of north east england, eastern scotland. shetland starting off with some low cloud and some fog as well. now, some of that will lift and clear to leave sunny spells but it may be that across parts of the east midlands, lincolnshire, up into yorkshire, it could stay quite grey and murky for much of the day. elsewhere, though, we will see some spells of sunshine. starting to turn quite breezy across western parts ahead of this weather front, this band of cloud and rain. temperatures at this time of year through the afternoon should get to between eight and 13 degrees. for sunday, we are looking at highs of 12 to 18 degrees, so still well above where we should be. and then, through sunday evening, we'll see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland into west wales, far south—west of england, eventually western scotland. for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas

wales even during monday. but this weather front is going to move in from the west pretty slowly. ht it would be earlier on in the weekend. at the moment, though, it does look wet overnight for northern ireland, perhaps the far southwest of wales, for pembrokeshire and cornwall. and then further east, i think we are likely to see some low cloud pushing once again and mist and fog developing. through monday, the front in the west not really moving very far at all, perhaps getting a little further up the bristol channel. some of the rain barely making it across the welsh border, though, into the midlands, quite persistent rain sitting across western scotland. further east, perhaps some brighter spells, but rather like sunday, there could be some stubborn, lingering clouds, mist and fog holding the temperatures back. the front is really on a hiding to nothing as it goes eastwards on tuesday, ths low in the west takes over. this is a much more lively front, this will bring heavy downpours to areas in its path. it will also move through pretty quickly, however. so, brighterskies coming

so, we will reach unseasonable highs in west wales. 21 degrees recorded in porthmadog.hrough the week ahead. there's also some very wet and windy weather to come in the mid week. we are going to see some rain approaching wales even during monday. at this with the front is going to move in from the west pretty slowly. it is slow down again on where we thought it would be earlier on in the weekend. at the moment though, it does look wet overnight for northern ireland, perhaps the far southwest of wales, pembrokeshire and cornwall. and then further east, i think we are likely to see some low cloud pushing once again and mist and fog developing. through monday, the front and the west not really moving very far at all, perhaps getting a little further up the bristol channel. some of the rain barely making it across the welsh border into the midlands, by persistent rain sitting across western scotland. further east, perhaps some brighter spells but rather like sunday, there could be some stubborn, lingering clouds, mist and fog holding the temperatures back. the front is real

still some showers to contend with, though, for north west england. walesouthern coastal counties may take all day for those showers to clear away. but for many dry with some spells of sunshine, the temperature is down somewhat compared to the weekend. so 9 to 12 or 13 celsius. tuesday for some could be a fairly gloomy day as lingering fog continues through the morning in places it should thin and break. and there will be some bright or sunny spells. but for some, that fog may take much of the day to clear. and where it does, it will have an impact on the temperatures just perhaps five or six celsius where the fog is slow to clear where we see any sunshine getting up to 8 to 11 celsius. so as we head through the second half of the week, it's a dominant area of high pressure across eastern europe which starts to exert its influence over us. we also start to pick up an east or a southeasterly wind and that will start to push some slightly colder air across not not slightly colder air across not as cold as it is across eastern europe, but it will be feeling co

a rush of showers through west wales, into parts of northern ireland through the day and they could merge longer speu they could merge to give a longer spell of rain but elsewhere, some sunshine, a few showers. afternoon temperatures of 10—14 north to south and lighter wind compared with today. the rain eventually clears. tomorrow night, wet weather tending to clear. they will be some clear skies, windy for a time in the south—west but under clear skies thanks to a ridge of high pressure, it is dry and also chilly. first thing on friday morning, temperatures for some are close to freezing, certainly through parts of scotland. a cool start to friday but with a ridge of high pressure it is a bright start with plenty of crisp sunshine around to start and for much of the day it's pretty decent with sunshine and a few showers here and there. generally light wind and temperatures once again close to the seasonal average, 10—14 north to south. and as we head to the weekend, on saturday we've got some rain pushing across the country during the day. hopefully not too wet on saturday evening for bo

then, through sunday evening, we will see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland into west walesstern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low cloud and fog, a little bit chilly for some eastern parts but generally, it is another mild night. and then for monday, we bring this band of cloud and rain eastwards, it will tend to weaken as it goes. ahead of that, still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud, but behind the rain band, we should see clearer skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england. still 16 degrees in london but most places a little bit less mild by this stage. then through tuesday, this frontal system will bring some heavy rain for many, and the middle of the week brings further weather systems running in from the atlantic, the chance for some wet and potentially some quite windy weather. so, an unsettled week ahead but we lose some of that mild feel, temperatures closer to where they should be. this is bbc news, the headlines... democrats have retained control of the us senate in a remarkable midterms election result t

some patches of mist and fog up through the west country, east wales, but more especially through thef these north sea coasts of north east england, eastern scotland. shetland starting off with some low cloud and some fog as well. now, some of that will lift and clear to leave sunny spells but it may be that across parts of the east midlands, lincolnshire, up into yorkshire, it could stay quite grey and murky for much of the day. elsewhere, though, we will see some spells of sunshine. starting to turn quite breezy across western parts ahead of this weather front, this band of cloud and rain. temperatures at this time of year through the afternoon should get to between eight and 13 degrees. for sunday, we are looking at highs of 12 to 18 degrees, so still well above where we should be. and then, through sunday evening, we'll see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland into west wales, far south—west of england, eventually western scotland. for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low cloud and fog. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts but generall

then, through sunday evening, we will see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland into west wales uk, we will again see some areas of low cloud and fog, a little bit chilly for some eastern parts but generally, it is another mild night. and then for monday, we bring this band of cloud and rain eastwards, it will tend to weaken as it goes. ahead of that, still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud, but behind the rain band, we should see clearer skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england. still 16 degrees in london but most places a little bit less mild by this stage. then through tuesday, this frontal system will bring some heavy rain for many, and the middle of the week brings further weather systems running in from the atlantic, the chance for some wet and potentially some quite windy weather. so, an unsettled week ahead but we lose some of that mild feel, temperatures closer to where they should be. this is bbc news, i'm gareth barlow. our top stories. democrats retain control of the us senate in a remarkable midterms election result that d

spenderframe pushing through sunday evening, was he the spender frame pushing across northern ireland and west wales for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low clouds and fog. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts generally, it is another mild night and then for monday, we bring this band of clouds and rain is with agent and rain is with edgington to weaken as it goes and as we get late low cloud, behind the rain band, we should see clear skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales and the southwest of england still 16 degrees in london but most places are little bit less mild by this stage. then through tuesday, this frontal system will bring some heavy rain for many in the middle of the week, further weather systems running of the atlantic with a chance for some wet and potentially quite windy weather. so, an unsettled week ahead but we lose some of that mild field and temperatures closer to where they should be. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. people take to the streets in celebration as the ukrainian city o

a few more showers coming in off the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one in england. but large parts of the uk in the afternoon will be dry with some sunshine — the winds will be lighter. it may be a touch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching 10—11 celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays

in from the west and this one will bring some really intense downpours into the south—west of england, parts of wales system sliding its way through with some heavy rain. there are more weather systems, you'll notice, waiting in the wings — quite an unsettled week ahead. so, on tuesday, heavy rain drifting across southern england, wales, the midlands, northern england, up into scotland. behind that, we will see some sunnier skies. turning rather windy across western and southern coasts and also very windy in the far north—east of scotland — gusts of around 60 miles per hour in shetland — and temperatures generally between 10 and 13 degrees. and then, as we look ahead to wednesday, this big low still spinning to the north—west. this weather feature running in from the west is going to bring a zone of heavy rain and potentially a squeeze of really strong winds. gales are possible around the south—west of england, maybe the west of wales as well. it's also going to be very windy again in the northern isles, and we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards. temperatures, though, sti

and then through sunday evening, we'll see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland and west wales for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low clouds and fog. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts generally, it is another mild night and then for monday, we bring this band of clouds and rain eastward. it will tend to weaken as it goes and as we get late low cloud, behind the rain band, we should see clear skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales and the southwest of england still 16 degrees in london but most places are little bit less mild by this stage. then through tuesday, this frontal system will bring some heavy rain for many, in the middle of the week, further weather systems running of the atlantic with a chance for some wet and potentially quite windy weather. so, an unsettled week ahead but we lose some of that mild feel, and temperatures closer to where they should be. this is bbc news — i'm kasia madera with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. two vintage planes collide and crash at an air show in the us s

in from the west and this one will bring some really intense downpours into the south—west of england, parts of walese up to the north—west of us, this frontal system sliding its way through with some heavy rain. there are more weather systems, you'll notice, waiting in the wings — quite an unsettled week ahead. so, on tuesday, heavy rain drifting across southern england, wales, the midlands, northern england, up into scotland. behind that, we will see some sunnier skies. turning rather windy across western and southern coasts and also very windy in the far north—east of scotland — gusts of around 60 miles per hour in shetland — and temperatures generally between 10 and 13 degrees. and then, as we look ahead to wednesday, this big low still spinning to the north—west. this weather feature running in from the west is going to bring a zone of heavy rain and potentially a squeeze of really strong winds. gales are possible around the south—west of england, maybe the west of wales as well. it's also going to be very windy again in the northern isles, and we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushing northward

showers across parts of west wales, south—west england, the channel islands and some quite heavy rainacross the north—east of scotland and into orkney, but aside from the shower other areas are seeing some spells of sunshine, temperatures north to south six to 11, about why we should be at the time of year. some fog can develop tonight across central and southern parts of scotland but then we see a bunch of very heavy rain pushed across the south—west of england into wales through the early hours, some torrential downpours embedded within this with squally, gusty winds which might wake you up and turning pretty wet across northern ireland, the lowest temperatures further north and east, parts of northern england getting close to or maybe a touch below freezing. the badger flow rate will push north—eastward but then become quite slow—moving across scotland —— the band of low rain. behind that, sunny spells in blustery showers, wind gusts around irish sea coasts. temperatures about where they are today, maybe a bit higher, eight to 12 degrees. on thursday yet another frontal system hurt

it will start to fade across scotland, northern ireland and north west england, but will keep some going through parts of wales islands. could see that fog lingering across parts of north—east scotland. for many, though, it's a dry day with some sunshine. feeling a little cooler compared to the weekend. so, 9—12 celsius the top temperature, and with light winds on tuesday that overnight mist and fog once again could be slow to clear. there will be some bright or sunny spells, those best placed will be through parts of south—west england, wales, northern ireland and northern scotland, but some places could sit under the low cloud, mist and fog all day, and where we do, of course, that will have an impact on the temperatures. as we head through wednesday, thursday and friday, we start to see this dominant area of high pressure across eastern europe, starting to exert its influence across the uk. we pick up more of an east or south easterly wind, and so gradually we will start to see some colder air heading ourway. at this stage, not very cold, but it will be feeling colder than it has done recently. so, for the

in from the west and this one will bring some really intense downpours into the south—west of england, parts of walese up to the north—west of us, this frontal system sliding its way through with some heavy rain. there are more weather systems, you'll notice, waiting in the wings — quite an unsettled week ahead. so, on tuesday, heavy rain drifting across southern england, wales, the midlands, northern england, up into scotland. behind that, we will see some sunnier skies. turning rather windy across western and southern coasts and also very windy in the far north—east of scotland — gusts of around 60 miles per hour in shetland — and temperatures generally between 10 and 13 degrees. and then, as we look ahead to wednesday, this big low still spinning to the north—west. this weather feature running in from the west is going to bring a zone of heavy rain and potentially a squeeze of really strong winds. gales are possible around the south—west of england, maybe the west of wales as well. it's also going to be very windy again in the northern isles, and we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushing temperatu

in from the west and this one will bring some really intense downpours into the south—west of england, parts of wales frontal system sliding its way through with some heavy rain. there are more weather systems, you'll notice, waiting in the wings — quite an unsettled week ahead. so, on tuesday, heavy rain drifting across southern england, wales, the midlands, northern england, up into scotland. behind that, we will see some sunnier skies. turning rather windy across western and southern coasts and also very windy in the far north—east of scotland — gusts of around 60 miles per hour in shetland — and temperatures generally between 10 and 13 degrees. and then, as we look ahead to wednesday, this big low still spinning to the north—west. this weather feature running in from the west is going to bring a zone of heavy rain and potentially a squeeze of really strong winds. gales are possible around the south—west of england, maybe the west of wales as well. it's also going to be very windy again in the northern isles, and we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards. temperatures, tho

a few more showers coming in off the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one inuch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching 10—11 celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and murky, though, with that mist and low cloud, temperatures will be near 6—7 celsius. weather fronts are trying to push

a few more showers coming in off the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one in dry with some sunshine. the winds will be lighter. it may be a touch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching 10—11 celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and murky, though, with that mist and low cloud, tempera

wales even during monday. but this weather front is going to move in from the west pretty slowly. in the weekend. at the moment, though, it does look wet overnight for northern ireland, perhaps the far southwest of wales, for pembrokeshire and cornwall. and then further east, i think we are likely to see some low cloud pushing once again and mist and fog developing. through monday, the front in the west not really moving very far at all, perhaps getting a little further up the bristol channel. some of the rain barely making it across the welsh border, though, into the midlands, quite persistent rain sitting across western scotland. further east, perhaps some brighter spells, but rather like sunday, there could be some stubborn, lingering clouds, mist and fog holding the temperatures back. the front is really on a hiding to nothing as it goes eastwards on tuesday, ths low in the west takes over. this is a much more lively front, this will bring heavy downpours to areas in its path. it will also move through pretty quickly, however. so, brighterskies coming in the afternoon, for nort

brightening up across northern ireland, the west of scotland, in towards parts of west wales.y night — bonfire night — plenty of events happening. and for many parts of the country, it should well be dry with some clear spells. breezy with showers in the northwest, staying rather cloudy, with some rain at times, in the east and southeast. looking ahead towards sunday, and once again, quite windy. pushing in from the southwest, a number of showers and some heavy rain in the southeast taking a time to clear. we could see some big waves around western coasts as well. generally dry through parts of scotland, the northeast in particular, with some sunshine and temperatures once again 12—14 celsius. so, on saturday, rain tracking east through the course of the day, drier by bonfire night for many, unsettled on sunday. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: pakistan's former prime minister imran khan survives a gun attack during a protest march. ukraine's slow advance on the russian—held city of kherson amid reports russia could be pre

it will start to fade across scotland, northern ireland and north west england, but will keep some going through parts of walesme southern coastal counties and the channel islands. could see that fog lingering across parts of north—east scotland. for many, though, it's a dry day with some sunshine. feeling a little cooler compared to the weekend. so, 9—12 celsius the top temperature, and with light winds on tuesday that overnight mist and fog once again could be slow to clear. there will be some bright or sunny spells, those best placed will be through parts of south—west england, wales, northern ireland and northern scotland, but some places could sit under the low cloud, mist and fog all day, and where we do, of course, that will have an impact on the temperatures. as we head through wednesday, thursday and friday, we start to see this dominant area of high pressure across eastern europe, starting to exert its influence across the uk. we pick up more of an east or south easterly wind, and so gradually we will start to see some colder air heading ourway. at this stage, not very cold, but it will be feeling co

a few more showers coming in off the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one in it may be a touch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching 10—11 celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and murky, though, with that mist and low cloud, temperatures will be nearer 6—7 celsius. weather fronts ar

not every still in the west, there are a few showers in parts of south wales, south—west this morningest england too. and keep showers too. and we'll keep showers going highlands, the going over the highlands, the western day. western isles through the day. some will just through the some will just get through the central and perhaps central belt and perhaps into parts aberdeenshire. but parts of aberdeenshire. but i say many it will be dry , say for many it will be dry, bright with decent spells bright with some decent spells of sunshine still a breezy, of sunshine still a bit breezy, but nothing as lively as but nothing like as lively as the have . and temperatures the winds have. and temperatures responding bit of sunshine. responding to a bit of sunshine. double figures almost across the board, maybe only eight or nine in eastern parts of in the eastern parts of scotland, south could scotland, but the south we could see of 13 celsius, pretty see highs of 13 celsius, pretty mild time year. it will mild for the time year. it will turn quite cold quickly this evening if you're headin

and perhaps towards west wales and perhaps towards parts of northern ireland and much to 14 celsius

so, we will reach unseasonable highs in west wales. 21 degrees recorded in porthmadog. week ahead. there's also some very wet and windy weather to come in the mid week. we are going to see some rain approaching wales even during monday. but this weather front is going to move in from the west pretty slowly. it is slowed down again on where we thought it would be earlier on in the weekend. at the moment, though, it does look wet overnight for northern ireland, perhaps the far southwest of wales, for pembrokeshire and cornwall. and then further east, i think we are likely to see some low cloud pushing once again and mist and fog developing. through monday, the front in the west not really moving very far at all, perhaps getting a little further up the bristol channel. some of the rain barely making it across the welsh border, though, into the midlands, quite persistent rain sitting across western scotland. further east, perhaps some brighter spells, but rather like sunday, there could be some stubborn, lingering clouds, mist and fog holding the temperatures back. the fron

it will start to fade across scotland, northern ireland and north—west england, but will keep some going through parts of walesat fog lingering across parts of north—east scotland. for many, though, it's a dry day with some sunshine, feeling a little cooler compared to the weekend. so, 9—12 celsius the top temperature, and with light winds on tuesday, that overnight mist and fog once again could be slow to clear. there will be some bright or sunny spells, those best placed will be through parts of south—west england, wales, northern ireland and northern scotland, but some places could sit under the low cloud, mist and fog all day, and where we do, of course, that will have an impact on the temperatures. as we head through wednesday, thursday and friday, we start to see this dominant area of high pressure across eastern europe, starting to exert its influence across the uk. we pick up more of an east or south easterly wind, and so gradually, we'll start to see some colder air heading ourway. at this stage, not very cold, but it will be feeling colder than it has done recently. so, for the week ahead, for many,

a few more showers coming in off the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one inwill be lighter. it may be a touch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching 10—11 celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and murky, though, with that mist and low cloud, temperatures will be nearer 6—7 celsius. w

rain heading into northern ireland to end the day and on sunday for north—west england and north—west waleses could be as high as 19. next week, it will turn cooler and it will eventually start to feel like november should. thanks. and that's tonight's bbc news at ten. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. but from the ten team, it's goodnight. hello, welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the parliamentary journalist, tony grew, and anne mcelvoy, who's senior editor at the economist. thank you very much for giving up your friday night. let's get cracking with the papers we are ready have. leading the times tomorrow is the news that care home residents may get the legal right to receive visitors, as many homes still impose harsh covid restrictions. while the express reports on an "ambitious" proposal to have uk officers in france to prevent migr

a few more showers coming in off the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one inwill be dry with some sunshine — the winds will be lighter. it may be a touch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching 10—11 celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and murky, though, with that mist and low cloud,

brightening up across northern ireland, the west of scotland, in towards parts of west wales.ty of events happening. and for many parts of the country, it should well be dry with some clear spells. breezy with showers in the northwest, staying rather cloudy, with some rain at times, in the east and southeast. looking ahead towards sunday, and once again, quite windy. pushing in from the southwest a number of showers and some heavy rain in the southeast, taking a time to clear. we could see some big waves around western coasts as well. generally dry through parts of scotland, the northeast in particular, with some sunshine and temperatures once again 12—14 celsius. so, on saturday, rain tracking east through the course of the day, drier by bonfire night for many, unsettled on sunday. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is outside source. the bank of england announces another hike in interest rates and warns the uk faces its longest recession since records began. if we do not act forcefully now, it will be worse later on. and as the focus we are publishing today shows, it is a tough

but in northern scotland , parts of west northern scotland, parts of west wales, southern counties ofcreasingly so here. but for northern ireland, for western scotland , thickening for western scotland, thickening cloud and some outbreaks of light rain arrive from the west . and for a good part of central and eastern england, southern scotland, we keep the low cloud. it's going to feel cold. and that cloud, 3 to 7 degrees into the afternoon and evening, we're going to see the cloud break up a bit more across the southern counties of england, parts of wales, northern england, as that happens, though, and as skies clear temperatures will fall away and we'll see a frost and fog reforming across these areas . and they'll also be a lot of low cloud remaining where we get that a chilly starts to thursday, minus three or minus four in some sheltered four celsius in some sheltered spots, but so chilly for spots, but not so chilly for scotland and northern ireland. 7 to 9 degrees, but with some cloud and some rain . a weather cloud and some rain. a weather front moving in from the west here. b

the hilly areas will get most of the rain, may be in the south—west, wales, parts of scotland. e north—west through the night. gales expected in the western isles. notice that the weather front does clear out into the north sea by early on sunday morning, but it does continue to rain in the south and this is where it will be mild. around ten or 11 degrees, clear skies will lead to temperatures of 6 degrees in scotland. that is a big area of low pressure, that cloud on the satellite picture i showed you, still with us on sunday. but that weather front still hasn't quite cleared the extreme south and the south—east tomorrow. it will take time before it moves away. tomorrow will be damp and wet for quite some time. in fact in the south—east and east anglia, it could end up being a pretty wet afternoon. 0ut across the west, the rest of the country, a mixture of sunny spells and occasional showers. temperatures tomorrow will be about the same. monday and into next week, the low pressure moves away. in fact, it dies a death there. and this temporary area of high pressure, this ridge,

a few more showers coming in off the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one ingh the midlands and southern england. but large parts of the uk in the afternoon will be dry with some sunshine. the winds will be lighter. it may be a touch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching io—ii celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius

the hilly areas will get most of the rain, may be in the south—west, wales, parts of scotland. gales expected in the western isles. notice that the weather front does clear out into the north sea by early on sunday morning, but it does continue to rain in the south and this is where it will be mild. around ten or 11 degrees, clear skies will lead to temperatures of 6 degrees in scotland. that is a big area of low pressure, that cloud on the satellite picture i showed you, still with us on sunday. but that weather front still hasn't quite cleared the extreme south and the south—east tomorrow. it will take time before it moves away. tomorrow will be damp and wet for quite some time. in fact in the south—east and east anglia, it could end up being a pretty wet afternoon. out across the west, the rest of the country, a mixture of sunny spells and occasional showers. temperatures tomorrow will be about the same. monday and into next week, the low pressure moves away. in fact it dies a death there. and this temporary area of high pressure, this ridge, starts to build in. remnants of

the hilly areas will get most of the rain, maybe in the south—west, wales, parts of scotland. n the western isles. notice that the weather front does clear out into the north sea by early on sunday morning, but it does continue to rain in the south and this is where it will be mild, too around ten or 11 degrees, clear skies will lead to temperatures of 6 degrees in scotland. that is a big area of low pressure, that cloud on the satellite picture i showed you, still with us on sunday. but that weather front still hasn't quite cleared the extreme south and the south—east so tomorrow, and it will take time before it moves away. tomorrow will be damp and wet for quite some time. in fact in the south—east and east anglia, it could end up being a pretty wet afternoon. 0ut across the rest of the country, a mixture of sunny spells and occasional showers. temperatures tomorrow will be about the same. monday and into next week, the low pressure moves away. in fact it dies a death there. and this temporary area of high pressure, this ridge, starts to build in. remnants of the rain clearin