north—west, but still produce strong winds the closer you are to it on saturday, especially in the western isles scotland. a soaking day here. some outbreaks of rain pushing through the rest of scotland. it's there in northern ireland as well, though it is going to clear later in the day. it starts to edge into western wales and the west side of england, which means further in the east of england, it will be staying dry with some sunshine. windy across the uk, this is where we get gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and towards 65 miles an hour in the western isles. gales for parts of scotland, northern ireland, irish sea coasts. some winds could be disruptive, but the air coming in from the south—west, it is going to be a much milder day. and of course, it's a fireworks bonfire weekend. we're expecting on saturday evening for the rain to have cleared through belfast but still be there affecting parts of scotland, wales and western england. if you're going out on sunday evening, still the chance of seeing some rain around, particularly through wales and western england. part two of the weekend,

north—west, but still produce some strong winds the closer you are to it on saturday, especially in the western islesrest of scotland. it's there in northern ireland as well, though it does clear later in the day. it starts to edge into west wales and the western side of england, which means further east in england, it will be staying dry with some sunshine. windy across the uk, this is where we get gusts in excess of 40 miles an hour, and towards 65 miles an hour in the western isles. gales for parts of scotland, northern ireland, irish sea coasts. some winds could be disruptive, but the air coming in from the south—west, it is going to be a much milder day. and of course, it's a fireworks bonfire weekend. we're expecting on saturday evening for the rain to have cleared through belfast but still be there affecting parts of scotland, wales and western england. if you're going out on sunday evening, still the chance of seeing some rain around, particularly through wales and western england. part two of the weekend, on sunday, another weather system pushing rain through western areas of england, wales,

not much sunshine, a sky at times in highland scotland, the western isles fared quite well again but showers running into southeast england across northern england, longer spells of wet weather north east england into eastern scotland with snow showing up on higher ground here as well. maybe some of those journeys overnight turning a little on the tricky site for some of us here and temperatures their lowest parts of wales, southwest england where the wind eases, a few clear spells, touch of frost is possible. starting tomorrow outbreaks of rain, sleet and he'll snow around. by the afternoon especially across northern scotla nd afternoon especially across northern scotland and northern ireland whereas elsewhere is turning drier and brighter. three o'clock in the afternoon, see if you have showers feeling up across southwest england, perhaps in two parts of wales later, these lens are not a strong as they been to date in with the bit of sunshine around it'll feel a bit warmer. sunshine extending into seven scotland, the central belt, northern ireland a fair few showers around, but tha

north—west, but still produce strong winds the closer you are to it on saturday, especially in the western islescotland. a soaking day here. some outbreaks of rain pushing through the rest of scotland. it's there in northern ireland as well, though it is going to clear later in the day. it starts to edge into western wales and the west side of england, which means further in the east of england, it will be staying dry with some sunshine. windy across the uk, this is where we get gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and towards 65 miles an hour in the western isles. gales for parts of scotland, northern ireland, irish sea coasts. some winds could be disruptive, but the air coming in from the south—west, it is going to be a much milder day. and of course, it's a fireworks bonfire weekend. we're expecting on saturday evening for the rain to have cleared through belfast but still be there affecting parts of scotland, wales and western england. if you're going out on sunday evening, still the chance of seeing some rain around, particularly through wales and western england. part two of the weekend, o

the north—east of scotla nd western isles.s on the mild side whenever you are. temperatures between 11 and 14 degrees, blustery winds will continue to bring wet weather to the coast and we could see some flooding there. the picture and going overnight, the heavy rain will continue, wet across the south—west of england, mild blustery. temperatures in london down to ten, format, five for edinburgh newcastle. here is the weather pitch for remembrance sunday. the cian healy of low pressure to the west of the uk. weather—wise, a similar day, sunshine and showers, the south—west winds will ensure that the majority of the showers will be affecting southern and western areas. some heavy and thundery. with double pressure edging closer to northern ireland, a greater chance of some downpours working in here through the day, particularly to affect western counties. it remains mild, temperatures between ten and 14 degrees once again. the blustery winds will ensure the showers move across these guys pretty quickly and there will be sunshin

north—west, but still produce strong winds the closer you are to it on saturday, especially in the western islesd. it's there in northern ireland as well, though it is going to clear later in the day. it starts to edge into western wales and the west side of england, which means further in the east of england, it will be staying dry with some sunshine. windy across the uk, this is where we get gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and towards 65 miles an hour in the western isles. gales for parts of scotland, northern ireland, irish sea coasts. some winds could be disruptive, but the air coming in from the south—west, it is going to be a much milder day. and of course, it's a fireworks bonfire weekend. we're expecting on saturday evening for the rain to have cleared through belfast but still be there affecting parts of scotland, wales and western england. if you're going out on sunday evening, still the chance of seeing some rain around, particularly through wales and western england. part two of the weekend, on sunday, another weather system pushing rain through western areas of england, wales,

north—west, but still produce strong winds the closer you are to it on saturday, especially in the western islesf rain pushing through the rest of scotland. it's there in northern ireland as well, although it will clear later in the day. it starts to edge into western wales and the west side of england, which means further in the east of england, it will be staying dry with sunshine. windy across the uk, this is where we get gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and towards 65 miles an hour in the western isles. gales for parts of scotland, northern ireland, irish sea coasts. some winds could be disruptive, but the air coming in from the south—west, it is going to be a much milder day. and of course, it's a fireworks bonfire weekend. we're expecting on saturday evening for the rain to have cleared through belfast but still be there affecting parts of scotland, wales and western england. if you're going out on sunday evening, still the chance of seeing some rain around, particularly through wales and western england. part two of the weekend, on sunday, another weather system pushing rain through w

of scotla nd a few showers in western isles of scotland and are sea coasts, a cold night, temperaturesg down to —5, fairly mild across the channel islands but for most are frosty start to tomorrow, through the day the cloud will build from the west, but for much of daylight hours it should be dry, after that cold start temperatures recovering at this area of rain arrives into northern ireland and western scotland in the evening, the wind strengthens but if you have fireworks plans tomorrow evening for much of the uk it should be but winds will be strengthening, all done to this area of low pressure, windy conditions on saturday, outbreaks of rain initially across scotland and northern ireland but then pushing into wales and england, the further south and east you are, more sunshine but a mild day, that rain slowly clears from northern ireland in the evening but it will be a windy end to saturday with gusts up to 65 mph. that's all from the bbc news at 6pm, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello. this is bbc news with julian worricke

those showers continuing for the western isles of scotland and northern ireland.me this evening. temperatures 8—13. through this evening, ourfront evening. temperatures 8—13. through this evening, our front clears away eastwards and behind it we will see mainly clear skies, peppering of showers for the western eyes of scotland. a cold night, temperatures just above freezing in the middle of town. holding up to seven or eight for the channel islands. it is chris started the day tomorrow, frosty, plenty of sunshine and the sunshine will become hazy as high cloud built eastwards. but for much of daylight hours it will be mainly dry with a light or gentle breeze. temperatures recovering to between nine and 13. i'm sure you can spot this area of rain behind me. that will extend to northern ireland and scotland in the evening with a win strengthening. if you have fireworks night plans tomorrow, it is dry and the wind not as strong just yet. they will be strengthening overnight. it is done to this area of low pressure. some windy conditions as we go into saturday particu

north—west, but still produce strong winds the closer you are to it on saturday, especially in the western islesks of rain pushing through the rest of scotland. it's there in northern ireland as well, though it is going to clear later in the day. it starts to edge into western wales and the west side of england, which means further in the east of england, it will be staying dry with some sunshine. windy across the uk, this is where we get gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and towards 65 miles an hour in the western isles. gales for parts of scotland, northern ireland, irish sea coasts. some winds could be disruptive, but the air coming in from the south—west, it is going to be a much milder day. and of course, it's a fireworks bonfire weekend. we're expecting on saturday evening for the rain to have cleared through belfast but still be there affecting parts of scotland, wales and western england. if you're going out on sunday evening, still the chance of seeing some rain around, particularly through wales and western england. part two of the weekend, on sunday, another weather system pushing

north—west, but still produce strong winds the closer you are to it on saturday, especially in the western islesay here. some outbreaks of rain pushing through the rest of scotland. it's there in northern ireland as well, though it is going to clear later in the day. it starts to edge into western wales and the west side of england, which means further in the east of england, it will be staying dry with some sunshine. windy across the uk, this is where we get gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and towards 65 miles an hour in the western isles. gales for parts of scotland, northern ireland, irish sea coasts. some winds could be disruptive, but the air coming in from the south—west, it is going to be a much milder day. and of course, it's a fireworks bonfire weekend. we're expecting on saturday evening for the rain to have cleared through belfast but still be there affecting parts of scotland, wales and western england. if you're going out on sunday evening, still the chance of seeing some rain around, particularly through wales and western england. east anglia and the south—east look like stayi

gusts of 40—50 mph across the western isles, western scotland.ory with more weight... another mild one reaching 15-16 weight... another mild one reaching 15—16 celsius. still temperatures around 11—13dc. this upcoming week it will be mild, most of the rain will be reserved to western areas. best of the dry weather will be in the east. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 6pm. leicester city players and fans observe a minute's silence to honour the club's chairman, and four others, who died in a helicopter crash a week ago. he always took the time. even if it was just a smile and a thumbs up, he always acknowledged us as the fans that had taken the trouble to go. in bangkok, a week—long buddhist funeral is under way at a royal temple, to honour the billionaire businessman and owner of leicester city football club, vichai srivaddhanaprabha broadcaster paul gambaccini receives a pay—out from the crown prosecution service — over its handling of unfounded sexual assault allegations against him. fears for the safety of a christian woma

north and west of the uk, so we could see some outbreaks of rain across northern ireland and the western isles head towards the end of the week. however, through friday and into the weekend, some mist and fog which will be slow to clear. otherwise it stays dry and mild. goodbye. welcome to newsday. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: fake news and the philippines. how social media's being used as a platform to re—write the country's history and confuse its citizens. there are so many bias is when it comes to the government, some people say this is the hero. who really is the one telling the truth. —— biases. the united nations warns of catastrophic consequences for millions, as the war in yemen intensifies. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: america's vice president arrives in tokyo. north korea and china are expected to top the agenda.

going to be burning through scotland during tonight and into tomorrow, severe gales around the western isleso stop the good news is that we're going to see those severe gales developing across southern areas. they will be windy but not as windy as it has been. this is the well that's parroting the north during tomorrow, during friday. gusts of wind in some areas particularly western coasts could be in excess of 60 mph in an easily 50 miles an hour. pretty blustery start to friday across scotland with frequent showers may be hail and thunder as well to the south, a lot of sunshine around. for tomorrow the forecast is around. for tomorrow the forecast is a lot of fine weather across the uk, occasionally interrupted by some heavy showers. you're watching beyond 100 days. the man who once said he would take a bullet for the president pleads guilty to lying on his behalf. michael cohen, who worked as president trump's personal lawyer, says he was negotiating business deals with russia throughout the campaign. and mr trump knew about it. the guilty plea raises questions about possible conflict of

and it will be windy, wind gusts of 60—65mph at times close to the western isles of scotland, but north—eastat south—westerly wind and some sunshine, you could get to 17 or 18. quite gusty winds for northern ireland, but brightening up here through the afternoon as rain slides into north—west england and parts of wales, flirting with the west of cornwall. but for the midlands, east anglia and the south—east it will be breezy but not as windy as further west and it will be mild. as we go into saturday evening it will be this central slice of the country that will continue to see outbreaks of rain, so for fireworks displays in cardiff and perhaps edinburgh are likely to see some rain. rain tending to clear away from belfast, london mostly dry, mild for all and quite windy as well. deeper into saturday night, into sunday morning, that front will fizzle away. it will be some clear spells either side, but minimum temperatures, 8—11, considerably more mild that it has been of late. this is the weather set—up going into sunday morning, still with this slow—moving weather front providing rain across

a few showers in the western isles but much of scotland and northern ireland this afternoon should havendeed with lots of sunshine to come and the winds lighter than yesterday. still a few heavy showers in north—west england and turning wetter to the west, wales, devon and cornwall this afternoon with further splashes of drizzle through the midlands, towards lincolnshire and south yorkshire not out of the question. east anglia and the south—east will stay dry, temperatures in the teens. it stays mild enough into the evening as well. as we go into another evening of fireworks displays, most of you will be dry, the chance of some rain in parts of wales and the winds easing just a little bit. wetter weather towards the west of wales in particular, devon and cornwall. some patchy rain moving across england and the south of scotland during the first half of the night. more general wet weather into northern ireland and the far west of scotland as we start monday morning. temperatures are little lower than the past couple of nights but still holding up well clear of a frost. into monday, our m

there'll be some spells of sunshine, but cloud will tend to build across northern ireland, the western islesome rain through the evening. it's a breezy if not windy day, these are average wind strengths through the afternoon, but still quite gusty, particularly for western coasts. and temperature—wise, well, 10—14 celsius through tuesday afternoon, still on the mild side for the time of year. so through the evening, the rain already in the west will slowly start to push its way eastwards, and that's likely to become heavy for a time across parts of northern ireland, north wales, north—west england and western scotland. some patchy rain for the midlands, but otherwise, for central, southern and eastern england, it should stay mainly dry. some clear spells, temperatures here holding up to nine or 10 celsius. in fact, for all, it's a mild night. looks like the wettest weather will be across northern england, scotland and northern ireland, all tied in with this front, which is still with us on wednesday. notice the squeeze in the isobars, so once again it becomes windy, particularly for irish se

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

the western isles will see some sunshine on monday.ues going into tuesday. this is the atlantic weather systems being kept at bay by the easterly flow. but it is stronger on tuesday, we will be more likely to see some wet weather on tuesday, particularly in parts of england and wales, southern scotland and northern ireland. some showers coming in could be wintry on the high hills, just across the board, we are down into single figures, mid—single figures. when we factor in the strong easterly wind, the further east you are, it will make it feel like it is below freezing on tuesday. so again, very different than what we have at the moment. into wednesday, the low pressure is gathering to the south, that will feed in, not bringing just cloud, but some wet weather on wednesday. that is a messy picture, so we will keep you updated on this, but there will be areas of rain with perhaps sleet and snow in high ground. migrating north and west with the day goes on. it will feel particularly chilly when you add something else to the mix, that is

rain more likely further west, especially western isles and scotland. mild start tomorrow. there could be some mist and fog to content with. as we go on through the day, central and eastern areas will hold onto dry weather. still the chance that the odd shower, or spot of rain, but further west, we certainly will see some rain. that rain will turn heavier through the afternoon. with that, strong winds which could gust to 40 mph worked as an irish sea coastal areas. temperatures doing nicely, 16—18d. this rain in the west really setting in, as we had through the latter part of the afternoon. here is a look in a bit more detail, the rains lashing across england. this is turning 5°99y across england. this is turning soggy across wales. this rain will bring strong and gusty winds, as well. more wet weather in ireland, and into the western side of scotland. and the bundles is the responsible for that rain will continue to go eastwards, as we move through wednesday. these will see a bit of rain on wednesday. a soggy start in london, birmingham and norwich. bu

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

and it will be windy, wind gusts of 60—65mph at times close to the western isles of scotland, but north—eastou could get to 17 or 18. quite gusty winds for northern ireland, but brightening up here through the afternoon as rain slides into north—west england and parts of wales, flirting with the west of cornwall. but for the midlands, east anglia and the south—east it will be breezy but not as windy as further west and it will be mild. as we go into saturday evening it will be this central slice of the country that will continue to see outbreaks of rain, so for fireworks displays in cardiff and perhaps edinburgh are likely to see some rain. rain tending to clear away from belfast, london mostly dry, mild for all and quite windy as well. deeper into saturday night, into sunday morning, that front will fizzle away. it will be some clear spells either side, but minimum temperatures, 8—11, considerably more mild that it has been of late. this is the weather set—up going into sunday morning, still with this slow—moving weather front providing rain across some central parts of the uk, the rain qui

and it will be windy, wind gusts of 60—65mph at times close to the western isles of scotland, but north—eastnds for northern ireland, but brightening up here through the afternoon as rain slides into north—west england and parts of wales, flirting with the west of cornwall. but for the midlands, east anglia and the south—east it will be breezy but not as windy as further west and it will be mild. as we go into saturday evening it will be this central slice of the country that will continue to see outbreaks of rain, so for fireworks displays in cardiff and perhaps edinburgh are likely to see some rain. rain tending to clear away from belfast, london mostly dry, mild for all and quite windy as well. deeper into saturday night, into sunday morning, that front will fizzle away. it will be some clear spells either side, but minimum temperatures, 8—11, considerably more mild that it has been of late. this is the weather set—up going into sunday morning, still with this slow—moving weather front providing rain across some central parts of the uk, the rain quite light and patchy initially and pickin

the western isles of scotland and the irish sea, but otherwise generally dry and clear night.down to “11 orfive, but much milder in the channel islands. the most, a crisp, frosty start tomorrow, a good deal of sunshine, especially first thing. high crowd will streaming through the day from the west, slowly turning the sunshine hazy, but it stays largely dry after that cold start, with temperatures recovering to between nine and 13. this area of rain behind me eventually moving into northern ireland, then later arriving into western fringes of scotland. if you have firework plans tomorrow night, most will be dry, but the wind is starting to strengthen. it is connected to this area of low pressure which was hurricane 0scar. notice the squeeze in the isobars. some windy weather for saturday and also outbreaks of rain. at first pa rt also outbreaks of rain. at first part western scotland and northern ireland, slowly filtering is through the day and perhaps affecting western fringes of wales and the south—east —— south—west by the end of the day but windy for all of us, these are a

shadows encroaching in the western isles, a windy day with gales, but not as strong as yesterday.esterday, not a huge amount of cloud, any morning showers departing and most will have a dry and bright day. a fuel heavy showers in north—west england, and some drizzle through parts of south yorkshire, east yorkshire, lincolnshire, heavy burst south—west england, devon and cornwall, and to the rest of wales. tempted down a degree on yesterday, but still into the teens by many. mild into the evening, another night of fireworks displays, most will be dry. wind lighter than they were last night, a chance of some rain in cardiff, linking into wetter weather in devon and cornwall and maybe a fuse bashes of rain in north—west england, pushing into southern scotland, wetter during the night and northern ireland, many eastern areas staying dry, partly clear skies, ireland, many eastern areas staying dry, partly clearskies, coolerthan recent nice but well clear of a frost go into monday morning. monday, low pressure, keeping an eye on it, not moving a great deal, most of us to the east drawin

northern ireland and particularly western scotland and particularly western scotland and to the western islesn this afternoon. so some showers to the east. this evening shows will continue to eastern scotland and may go right across northern ireland towards northern ireland and still some in two parts of east anglia and side east anglia —— south—east england. if you're clearly time temperatures will be lower and you could see frost going into the morning. “i! possibly in parts of north west scotland. scattered showers in the east tomorrow and scattered showers. many western parts in western england and wales will sunshine and if anything sunnier than today. still single figures temperatures. after monday, fog from monday night into tuesday and then frost are many. then weather fronts coming. tuesday, wednesday, low pressure winding itself up. the wind is picking up the bear will be coming in from the south west rather than from the east. as you can see from the colours here i milderflow of air. but it will be wetter and windy. rain spreading into the south—western tuesday across parts on wedn

there‘ll be some spells of sunshine, but cloud will tend to build across northern ireland, the western isles through the afternoon, but still quite gusty, particularly for western coasts. and temperature—wise, well, 10—14 celsius through tuesday afternoon, still on the mild side for the time of year. so through the evening, the rain already in the west will slowly start to push its way eastwards, and that‘s likely to become heavy for a time across parts of northern ireland, north wales, north—west england and western scotland. some patchy rain for the midlands, but otherwise for central, southern and eastern england it should stay mainly dry. some clear spells, temperatures here holding up to nine or 10 celsius. in fact, for all it‘s a mild night, the wettest weather for northern england, scotland and northern ireland, all tied in with this front which is still with us on wednesday. notice that squeeze in the isobars, so once again it becomes windy, particularly for the irish sea coasts. still some outbreaks of rain on wednesday, continuing across northern ireland, although it will start to

scotland is some gusts to the western isles in excess of 60 miles an hour so it is windy the closer yout on saturday evening for bonfires and fireworks. we will still see rental parts of scotla nd we will still see rental parts of scotland and wales but cleared through northern ireland it will be at mild evening. rain threatening some celebrations on sunday evening through to part western england as we see the next weather system spilling. a few showers in north—west scotland but away from the zone of rain we are likely to see a dry day, not as mild saturday and neither —— not as windy either. this is the business briefing. i'm victoria fritz. tougher times for alibaba — as a slowing chinese economy weighs on the e—commerce giant. plus — you're hired! us retailers fight to attract holiday season staff amid the lowestjobless rate in almost half a century and on the markets, asian sharesjumping on news the us and chinese presidents have spoken on the phone, raising hopes of a thaw in trade tensions. that's after a rally in the us — but a disappointing forecast from apple after the bell pe

there will be showers from time to time in the western isles and highlands, and later in the day southernay a few will move in here they will be heavy as well. temperatures in the mild side, i is between ten and a0 degrees, dusty southerly winds bring a risk of coastal flooding in some communities, large rise and high tide causing 12 issues here. as we go through this evening and overnight showers will continue to affect scotland but the heaviest downpours focus on the southern counties of england. that is what will have some of the highest temperatures overnight, 10 degrees in london, coolerfurther north and five the these foreign dell fascinating graph. 0n five the these foreign dell fascinating graph. on sunday will pressure is still with us, we continue with the feed of south—westerly wind and again the south—westerly wind and again the south—westerly wind and again the south—westerly wind really are the driverfor south—westerly wind really are the driver for where gets the showers. we continue to see the downpours working into western and southern parts of the uk in particular, not i

showers restricted for a time to the western isles and highlands but later on, showers working into southernmay get away with things here, and temperatures, 11 and 14 degrees so mild that this time of year. further showers pushing northwards across scotla nd showers pushing northwards across scotland overnight, more downpours too across western coast and particularly into the south, the south—west looks particularly worked through the night. temperatures not too bad in the south, 10 degrees or so in london but turning cool further north, temperatures in the towns and cities for all five degrees. tomorrow, remembrance sunday, low pressure is with us and we have to brisk up with the winds with us, they will start to influence where the showers and a reginaian. again, western. southern parts also will see the lion ‘s share. nowhere is immune, some sunny spells between the downpours and we will continue to have a fairly gusty south—west of the winds which means it'll be another mild day so out of the showers into the sunshine we won't feel too bad a high of between ten and 14. on the weekend, ——

by the end of the neck, guests will be in excess of 60 miles an hour in the western isles. it will be. through the early hours of friday morning. gusts of wind in the and easy, but around some of these exposed coast, it could be around 65 or so. southern areas here would just be getting a strong breeze during the morning in the afternoon. a blustery day, still some big ways around these coasts, but not the sort of 60—70 mph gusts of wind we saw in some western and southern areas airing thursday. friday afternoon, temperatures 12 in london, eight in the north but is going to feel colder because we've got that strong gale force wind. there's one low—pressure moving out of the way. friday night into saturday. there's another one and it's going to be a succession of low pressures that are making a beeline for us for this weekend. saturday morning was wet and windy across the south and then saturday afternoon, the weather improves. 0n saturday's, todayis the weather improves. 0n saturday's, today is split into two. the acting is looking much better with sunshine of the way. sund

there will be some passing showers for the highlands and western isles. dry weather for north—east scotland with sunshine and temperatures here about 11 degrees. for many of those temperatures and above the board and will continue to stay by others who go through this evening and overnight. further downpours for scotland pushing northwards, more showers coming in towards the south—west of the uk as well. the rain heavy at times across the southern counties of england. in the southern counties of england. in the south 10 degrees also in london, 5 degrees for belfast and edinburgh we re 5 degrees for belfast and edinburgh were the weather but cooler overnight. for a member on sunday the see many of the pressure we have todayis the see many of the pressure we have today is still there on the chart so again we have south—westerly wind. a similar kind of weather today with south—westerly winds favouring showers across western and southern areas were some of showers across western and southern areas were some of there will be heavy with under. with the brisk wi

a future was around the northern isles, maybe it was the western isles through sunday afternoon, and mild temperatures in the low teens, further south more cloud for england and wales where it will be wet into the west midlands, parts of wales and south—west england. it will be fine, dry and milder crosses south—east. monday, cloudy, wetter, but the very least you are a dry story with more sunshine. picking those winds up from the south, another mild one, temperatures reaching 16 celsius in the south—east, and despite the breeze and rain further north and west, still will be mild. it stays mild for this upcoming week, most of the rain always reserve the western areas, best of the dry weather in the east. this is bbc news. the headlines: leicester city players and fans observe a minute silence to honour the club's chairman and former others who died in a helicopter crash a week ago. he always took the time. even if it wasjust crash a week ago. he always took the time. even if it was just a smile and a thumbs up, he always acknowledged as as the fans who took the time to go. broadcaste

cardiff, western isles of scotland should have a fine day. he atlantic. the first weather front knocks at our doorsteps. south—western parts of england first thing in the morning, wales and northern ireland by lunchtime and by the middle of the day some central pa rt the middle of the day some central part of the uk. cloudy in chilly but 12 expected in belfast. they wednesday, the big low pressure really is driving our weather, like a big washing machine, swelling around cloud and heavy our ranks of rain, severe gale winds in some coasts. 70 miles an hourfor northern parts of scotland. double the average wind speeds to get the gusts. look at the temperatures, 1a in the south. but of course we will get the rain as well. thursday, rain sweeping southern and central parts of the uk. not a pleasant thursday on the way with strong winds as well. look at the extent of the rain as well. the weather will improve. it is not going to be raining all the time, there will be some sunny spells between these bouts of heavy rain and wind. 10 degrees expected

there'll be some spells of sunshine, but cloud will tend to build across northern ireland, the western islesare average wind strengths through the afternoon, but still quite gusty, particularly for western coasts. and temperature—wise, well, 10—14 celsius through tuesday afternoon, still on the mild side for the time of year. so through the evening, the rain already in the west will slowly start to push its way eastwards, and that's likely to become heavy for a time across parts of northern ireland, north wales, north—west england and western scotland. some patchy rain for the midlands, but otherwise, for central, southern and eastern england it should stay mainly dry. some clear spells, temperatures here holding up to nine or 10 celsius. in fact, for all it's a mild night, the wettest weather for northern looks like the wettest weather for northern england, scotland and northern ireland, all tied in with this front which is still with us on wednesday. notice that squeeze in the isobars, so once again it becomes windy, particularly for the irish sea coasts. still some outbreaks of rain on we

north—west but still produce and strong winds, the closer you up to it, on saturday, especially in the western isleshe day and starts to edge into west wales and starts to edge into west wales and the western side of england, which means further east in england, you will be staying dry with some sunshine. it is windy across the uk, some fast in excess of 60 kilometres an hour. —— miles an hour. the coming in from the south—west, it is going to be a much milder day and of course, it is a fireworks bonfire weekend. we are expecting on saturday evening for the rain to have cleared to belfast that still be affecting parts of scotland, western wales, western england. if you are going out on sunday, the chance of seeing some rain around particularly through north—west and western england. another system just pushing some rain to western parts of england, wales, into northern england. much of scotland and northern ireland will be fine. 0ne or two showers in the north—west. it will still be cloudy in the south—eastern east anglia, quite mild but not as mild as saturday. i‘m karishma vaswani singapore. the h

that said, still some brighter spells and the western isles should see a fair amount of sunshine on mondayngle figures for more of us and that process continues on tuesday. notice all the atlantic weather systems being kept at bay by the easterly flow but it is a stronger flow on tuesday. we are more likely to see wet weather coming in on that as well, particularly to parts of england and wales, southern scotland and northern ireland. some of the showers coming in could be wintry on the higher hills, just about down into single figures, mid single figures at that. when you factor in the stronger easterly wind, the further east you are, it will make it feel like it is at or below freezing on tuesday. again, very different from what we have at the moment. into wednesday, low pressure gathering to the south. that will feed in, notjust a good deal of cloud but wetter weather on wednesday. it is a messy picture. we will keep you updated on the detail but there will be areas of rain with perhaps sleet and snow, particularly for higher ground, migrating further north and westwards on through the

west will be the sunniest place so cardiff, belfast, western isles of scotland, should have a fine dayure starts marching in off the atlantic. the first weather front knocks on our doorstep first thing in the morning reaching south—western parts of england early in the morning, wales, into northern ireland by lunchtime and then we think by the middle of the day it will reach central part of the uk. ahead of it, still fairly quiet. 12 expected in belfast. by the time we get to wednesday, the big low pressure is really driving our weather like a washing machine of weather like a washing machine of weather with wins swirling around it, clouds and heavy outbreaks of rain, gale force winds, severe gales around western coast gusting around 60 mph and in excess of 70 mph for the northern parts of scotland. usually doubled these speeds to get the gusts. 1a in the south. double figures in the north as well. of course, the rain will come, too. the forecast by thursday, rain sweeping some southern and central parts of the uk during the morning as well. not a pleasant birthday on the way with stro

rain arriving into the far west of northern ireland, and perhaps later in the night, across the western isles but could see some mist and low cloud developing. a little bit cooler where we keep clearer skies, temperatures down to four or five celsius. we are going to hold onto this mild air as we go into thursday. it'll be a mainly dry day for most. there will still be this front fringing the far west of scotland and northern ireland. a fairly gloomy day, but where it does thin and break, we'll see some good spells of sunshine and again, temperatures 13 to 16 celsius. however, with lighter winds, we're likely to see some mist and fog and that may linger at times, and temperatures just starting to slide away through saturday. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: theresa may has been meeting her ministers to win their support for a draft agreement on brexit. there's to be a cabinet meeting on wednesday, when she'll expect ministers to back the proposed withdrawal agreement. it will then have to be approved by other eu leaders and parliament. hundreds of people are still thought to missing

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

and across the western isles of scotland. elsewhere dry.ud developing as the night wears on. cooler where we keep clear skies. the ridges down to four or five celsius. double figures were we keep the cloud. it is mild air which continues to flow across the uk as we go into thursday. it will be a mainly dry day for most. there will bea mainly dry day for most. there will be a front fringing the far west of scotla nd be a front fringing the far west of scotland and northern ireland. more cloud and some outbreaks of rain. when a breezy day. mister low cloud quite stubborn to clear in places. some may have a fairly gloomy day —— mist and low cloud. temperatures in the mid teens. 13— 16 celsius. looking ahead towards the end of the week, we have got an area of high pressure keeping things fairly settled and keeping fronts in the atla ntic settled and keeping fronts in the atlantic air bay. heading through friday and into the weekend most will be dry. however, with lighter winds we are likely to see some mist and fog, which may link at times. tem

so from cardiff all the way up to the lake district, western isles of scotland, looking absolutely fineill go downhill. by wednesday, milder, wetter and windier. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: mexico says it will deport a group of migrants who forcefully attempted to cross the border into the united states. after 20 months of negotiation, european union leaders endorse the terms of a brexit deal. now theresa may has to sell it back home. i will take this deal back to the house of commons, confident we have achieved the best deal available, and full of optimism about the future of our country. in parliament and beyond it, i will make the case for this deal with all my heart. russian special forces seize three ukrainian navy vessels off the coast of crimea in a sharp escalation of tensions. and as the un releases confronting data about the rates of violence against women, we have a special report from el salvador.

and it will be windy, wind gusts of 60—65mph at times close to the western isles of scotland, but north—easte gusty winds for northern ireland, but brightening up here through the afternoon as rain slides into north—west england and parts of wales, flirting with the west of cornwall. but for the midlands, east anglia and the south—east it will be breezy but not as windy as further west and it will be mild. as we go into saturday evening it will be this central slice of the country that will continue to see outbreaks of rain, so for fireworks displays in cardiff and perhaps edinburgh are likely to see some rain. rain tending to clear away from belfast, london mostly dry, mild for all and quite windy as well. deeper into saturday night, into sunday morning, that front will fizzle away. it will be some clear spells either side, but minimum temperatures, 8—11, considerably more mild that it has been of late. this is the weather set—up going into sunday morning, still with this slow—moving weather front providing rain across some central parts of the uk, the rain quite light and patchy initially