apple bring some rain into northern ireland and the western isles of scotland.aks in the clouds to the eastern side of cumbria, and the pennines. a few brea ks cumbria, and the pennines. a few breaks across south—east england as well. but generally, the cloud will be quite stubborn. a cool feel underneath, some temperature is not higher than five or six celsius. rain arriving into northern ireland tonight, and the western isles of scotland, then moving south and east, a few clear spells behind it from scotland. summer breaks across the south of england, and temperatures could reach closer to freezing. cloud cover could produce the odd spot of drizzle across the midlands, northern england and northern wales tomorrow morning. that will fizzle out, and for most, a dry and cloudy day. temperatures up a dry and cloudy day. temperatures u p slowly a dry and cloudy day. temperatures up slowly to between seven and 10 celsius. and then we turn to the north—east of the uk with this deepening area of low pressure, some outbreaks of rain, but also some strong winds as well.

a frontal system will eventually show its hand across the north—western quarter of the british isles.more about that in just a second. so that cloud shield isn't complete, by any means at all, and if it breaks for any length of time into the first part of saturday, you will end up with a chilly start to your day, although there will be some sunshine to compensate. that could well be the case across parts of wales, down into the south—west. but i think, as the morning proceeds, so perhaps some of those gaps will fill in. again, much of england and wales will be cloudy, but dry. the best of the sunshine perhaps to the eastern side of the pennines, up into the eastern side of scotland. temperatures nothing to write home about for the time of year, pretty average, four to around seven, the exception the western isles of scotland. but here, late in the day, the cloud thickens all the while, so too into northern ireland, and you eventually end up with a wee bit of rain. i don't think it's going to amount to very much at all. it's tied in with that weather front, which, as we move from satur

the winds gusting up to around 60 mph with that in the western isles. for much of england and wales, for daylight hours it will stay dry. the winds here still light. quite a bit of cloud around, some sunny spells. probably the best in kent, and it is going to be a cold day. the wet weather with rain and hill snow sweeping south overnight, monday into tuesday morning. hello this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: two people are arrested following a car bombing in londonderry last night. police believe dissident republican group — the new ira — may have carried out the attack. the prime minister briefs her cabinet ahead of a statement to mps tomorrow about the ‘next steps‘ on brexit. a funeral is held in hertfordshire for six unknown auschwitz victims — whose remains were handed to a british museum more than 20 years ago. police speak to the duke of edinburgh after he was seen driving without a seatbelt — 48 hours after being involved in a crash near sandringham. .‘l . -l’lgif.-. .l. . l..-..s.l.e...;l=la§!l: from all across england. here's

the winds pick up as well — gusts eventually towards 60 miles an hour, i think, in the western isles tern scotland through the afternoon and into the evening. some hill snow again, especially in scotland. ahead of that, though, much of eastern scotland, much of england and wales — at least during daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipping again behind this weather system to give a touch of frost going into tuesday morning. so that weather system pushes away early on tuesday from the far south—east and a flow of quite cold air coming in from the north—west on which we wi

in fact, could see some gusts in the western isles deeper into the day up to around 60 miles an hourociated with that, especially into scotland. whereas much of england and wales with variable cloud and sunny spells, will stay dry, and temperatures still on the chilly side at around 4 to 8 degrees. as we go on through monday evening and monday night, this area of wet weather, some rain, some hill snow, maybe a bit of wet snow on the back edge, all sweeping its way southwards, clearing away from the far south—east on tuesday morning. following on from that, on tuesday will be some sunny spells, some showers on the north—westerly wind pushing into western parts of rain, sleet, hail, some snow to the hills and it will feel chilly on tuesday and particularly in that north—westerly breeze. and beyond that, as we go deeper into the week, it stays chilly. some frosty nights around. one or two showers particularly across western parts of the uk, but actually a fair amount of dry weather with variable cloud and sunny spells. hello and welcome to bbc news. i‘m reged ahmad. in an attempt to end

heavy rain is forecast to the highlands, that will be around into wednesday and looking wet to the western isles highs of seven degrees. at the most of the uk, we are into mild air with 1011 degrees widely. further changes as we start to get a more significant push of arctic wind coming down across the uk that replaces these milder westerly wind. through thursday, nationwide, temperatures will be dropping even below normal in places. of all that cold air of arriving for most of us it should arrive with more in the way of sunshine. that's your latest weather, bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: how does it feel to be in canada? a warm welcome in canada for the saudi teenager whose efforts to escape her family gained worldwide attention. three people die and nearly 50 are injured in a powerful gas explosion at a paris bakery. another democrat throws their hat into the presidential ring — a former texas mayor, julian castro, announces plans to run for the us presidency in 2020. a saudi teenager whose efforts to escape her family

the winds pick up as well — gusts eventually towards 60 miles an hour, i think, in the western isles moving into northern ireland, into western scotland through the afternoon and into the evening. some hill snow again, especially in scotland. ahead of that, though, much of eastern scotland, much of england and wales — at least during daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipping again behind this weather system to give a touch of frost going into tuesday morning. so that weather system pushes away early on tuesday from the far south—east and a flow of quite cold air comin

courtesy of this cold front which we can see here, already delivering some persistent rain across the western islessaturday morning and slowly sinking its way south and eastward. so for much of the uk, it will be a fairly cloudy day on saturday. increasingly windy, a few showers sinking their way southwards but tending to dissipate as they do but the showers will give way to a more persistent spell of rain initially across the east of northern ireland and later in the day across northern and western scotland and some of that rain just arriving into the far north of england as well. quite a windy day, particularly across scotland. that's an idea of average strengths but gusts could well touch 30 or a0 miles an hour. but for many, a milder—feeling day, temperatures into double figures, around 10 or ii celsius. 0vernight, it's cloudy, it'd windy, a bit damp in places with some patchy drizzle but more persistent rain pushing its way across northern —— 0vernight, it's cloudy, it's windy, a bit damp in places with some patchy drizzle but more persistent rain pushing its way across northern scotland and t

a little cloud in the far northwest, with two showers in the likes of the western isles for instance.pells during the afternoon and temperatures not as chilly as they have been. highs generally about 7—10d on friday. looking ahead towards the weekend, things are going to turn increasingly breezy. particularly windy by sunday. much milder than it has been with a mix of sunshine and showers. changing weather type looking ahead towards the weekend. it will be turning quite breezy. the winds coming in from the northwest. this is saturday. initially a bit of patchy ran across southern parts of england which should clear away. then much of the uk stays dry. there will be more rain working into northern and western on that brisk northwesterly wind. but elsewhere, in the dry weather with some highs around about 9—11d. moving into the second half of the weekend, we have still got high pressure sitting to the south west. weather fronts moving their way in from the northwest. there will be a spell of a little bit more wet weather on that weather system during the course of sunday. actually it is

a frontal system will eventually show its hand across the north—western quarter of the british isles. isn't complete, by any means at all, and if it breaks for any length of time into the first part of saturday, you will end up with a chilly start to your day, although there will be some sunshine to compensate. that could well be the case across parts of wales, down into the south—west. but i think, as the morning proceeds, so perhaps some of those gaps will fill in. again, much of england and wales will be cloudy, but dry. the best of the sunshine perhaps to the eastern side of the pennines, up into the eastern side of scotland. temperatures nothing to write home about for the time of year, pretty average, four to around seven, the exception the western isles of scotland. but here, late in the day, the cloud thickens all the while, so too into northern ireland, and you eventually end up with a wee bit of rain. i don't think it's going to amount to very much at all. it's tied in with that weather front, which, as we move from saturday into sunday, will just tumble its way through the

bring heavy persistent outbreaks of rain to western scotland, particularly into the highlands and western isle temperature is reaching around seven degrees here. it will get milder for all of us as we reach wednesday and thursday we will start to see a more significant push of arctic wind moving down and replacing these milder westerly winds. so for all of us as we head through thursday, the temperature will drop, even a little below normal for the time of year but at the same time, with the cold air of arriving it should be a little bit more in the way of sunshine. that's your latest weather. hello, and welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. a saudi teenager who fled from her family, fearing they would kill her for renouncing islam, has arrived in canada, where she's been offered asylum. rahaf al-qunun, who's 18, barricaded herself in a hotel room in bangkok and used social media to highlight her case. nada tawfik reports from toronto. rahaf al-ounun arrived with a smile as she took the first steps into her new life. rahaf, how does it feel to be in canada? she was escorted out by canada's for

the frontal system will eventually show its hand across the north—western quarter of the british islesength of time into the first part saturday, you will end up with a chilly start to your day, although there will be some sunshine to compensate. that could well be the case across parts of wales, down into the south—west. but i think as the morning proceeds, so perhaps some of those gaps willfill in, again, much of england and wales will be cloudy but dry, the best of the sunshine perhaps to the eastern side of the pennines, up into the eastern side of scotland. temperatures nothing to write home about for the time of year, pretty average, four to around seven, the exception the western isles of scotland, but here late in the day the cloud thickens all the while, so too into northern ireland, and you eventually end up with a wee bit of rain. i don't think it will amount to very much at all. it's tied into that when the front, which, as we move saturday into sunday, will tumble its way through the area of high pressure, of high pressure, tending to lose what little potency it had. and y

a frontal system will eventually show its hand across the north—western quarter of the british isles., by any means at all, and if it breaks for any length of time into the first part of saturday, you will end up with a chilly start to your day, although there will be some sunshine to compensate. that could well be the case across parts of wales, down into the south—west. but i think, as the morning proceeds, so perhaps some of those gaps will fill in. again, much of england and wales will be cloudy, but dry. the best of the sunshine perhaps to the eastern side of the pennines, up into the eastern side of scotland. temperatures nothing to write home about for the time of year, pretty average, four to around seven, the exception the western isles of scotland. but here, late in the day, the cloud thickens all the while, so too into northern ireland, and you eventually end up with a wee bit of rain. i don't think it's going to amount to very much at all. it's tied in with that weather front, which, as we move from saturday into sunday, will just tumble its way through the area of high pr

a frontal system will eventually show its hand across the north—western quarter of the british isles.f it breaks for any length of time into the first part of saturday, you will end up with a chilly start to your day, although there will be some sunshine to compensate. that could well be the case across parts of wales, down into the south—west. but i think, as the morning proceeds, so perhaps some of those gaps will fill in. again, much of england and wales will be cloudy, but dry. the best of the sunshine perhaps to the eastern side of the pennines, up into the eastern side of scotland. temperatures nothing to write home about for the time of year, pretty average, four to around seven, the exception the western isles of scotland. but here, late in the day, the cloud thickens all the while, so too into northern ireland, and you eventually end up with a wee bit of rain. i don't think it's going to amount to very much at all. it's tied in with that weather front, which, as we move from saturday into sunday, will just tumble its way through the area of high pressure, tending to lose what

frontal system will introduce some outbreaks of rain, initially into northern ireland and the western isleshe northwest of scotland, into the night. some breaks ahead of it as well across southern parts of england. if the cloud does break for any length of time then temperatures getting closer to freezing. where the cloud is stubborn to go holding up between 1—5dc. the cloud to be thick enough tomorrow morning to bring some drizzle across parts of northern england and north wales, the midlands. elsewhere a dry and mainly cloudy day. the best of any sunshine probably across north scotland through tomorrow afternoon. equally there will be a few holes in the cloud to allow a few bright or sunny spells, feeling a little bit milder tomorrow. temperatures up to nine or 10 celsius in some places. then to the northwest of the uk. this deepening area of low pressure as we go into monday, it is going to bring some operatively but notice a squeeze in the isobars. some very strong winds as well. particularly across scotland. here we will see some outbreaks of rain through monday morning, extending acro

. —— western isles.les and the south west, the midlands, west midlands. we have got this line of showers that keeps feeding in, and it will bejoined by that weakening weather fronts this afternoon. tom competitions to the dry story, but it was patchy rain until so, as well. 0vernight tonight, does clear temporarily in the north. good lunar eclipse in the ease, but even though it stays pretty cold towards morning in much the northern half of the country, we will have the onset of much thicker high cloud. it doesn't really arrest people in the temperatures, but it does 0scuro skies. again, one to watch given that we have got that event taking place the night. 0nto -- it event taking place the night. 0nto —— it does obscure our skies. it is quite benign throughout the day, tomorrow, and then through the afternoon, northern ireland turns wetter, again that turns to snow on the mountains, as it does readily into scotland. then tomorrow evening, that then makes its way across the rest of scotland, across north

outbreaks of rain across northern ireland and the western isles.tart to see a subtle change in wind direction. more of a west or north westerly. that will start to return some milder air across scotla nd return some milder air across scotland and northern ireland. still on the chilly side, the further south and east you are. foremost, a mainly dry day. as we go to the end of the week and into next weekend, we start to see the jet stream sinking its way further south and east. that is going to bring a more u nsettled east. that is going to bring a more unsettled spell of weather. some outbreaks of rain. bear in mind we are still in some colder air. even though it is good to be more u nsettled, though it is good to be more unsettled, it will not be feeling any warmer. often windy, there will be some outbreaks of rain and the possibility that some of us could see some snow. more on that tomorrow. goodbye. tributes are paid to a man stabbed to death on a train, in front of his son. lee pomeroy should have been celebrating his 52nd birthday today. his f

courtesy of this cold front which we can see here, already delivering some persistent rain across the western islesy sinking its way south and eastward. so for much of the uk, it will be a fairly cloudy day on saturday. increasingly windy, a few showers sinking their way southwards but tending to dissipate as they do but the showers will give way to a more persistent spell of rain initially across the east of northern ireland and later in the day across northern and western scotland and some of that rain just arriving into the far north of england as well. quite a windy day, particularly across scotland. that's an idea of average strengths but gusts could well touch 30 or 40 miles an hour. but for many, a milder—feeling day, temperatures into double figures, around 10 or 11 celsius. 0vernight, it's cloudy, it's windy, a bit damp in places with some patchy drizzle but more persistent rain pushing its way across northern scotland and then slowly sinking its way southwards to arrive perhaps into the far north of england by dawn on sunday, but it will be a mild night — temperatures not much lower than

the winds pick up as well — gusts eventually towards 60 miles an hour, i think, in the western isles into western scotland through the afternoon and into the evening. some hill snow again, especially in scotland. ahead of that, though, much of eastern scotland, much of england and wales — at least during daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipping again behind this weather system to give a touch of frost going into tuesday morning. so that weather system pushes away early on tuesday from the far south—east and a flow of quite cold air coming in from the north—west on whi

light and there will be spells of sunshine for many, save for parts of northern ireland and the western isles patchy light rain and drizzle. temperatures in double figures and for much of the uk, just getting into double figures to end the week. we will end this forecast, once again, with the jet stream, because as we go into the weekend, it starts to dive its way a little further south. that will be the set up in the week ahead. things go from being quite quiet to fairly unsettled once again. it will be often windy, there will be spells of rain and it will be feeling cold and there is the possibility, as we go into the week ahead, we could see some winteriness. that's all from me, goodbye. opposed to her brexit deal — before a crucial vote next week. mrs may says she'll be making assurances to those opposed to the deal in the coming days — but warns of unpredictable consequences if it's rejected. we are going to be in uncharted territory. i don't think anybody can say exactly what will happen. with one of the biggest issues in the brexit debate the so—called backstop, we'll be reporting from

the frontal system will eventually show its hand across the north—western quarter of the british islesa second. isles. we will talk more about that in just a second. so that cloud shield isn't complete by any means at all and if it breaks for any length of time in the first part saturday you will have a chilly start to your day although there will be some sunshine to compensate. that could well be the case for parts of wales down into the south—west. but as i think the morning proceeds, so perhaps some of those gaps will fill in a gamut of england and wales will be cloudy by dry, the best of the sunshine perhaps to the eastern side of the pennines, up into the eastern side of scotland. temperature is nothing to write home about for the time of year, to write home about for the time of yea r, pretty to write home about for the time of year, pretty average, four to around seven, the exception of the western isles or scotland, but here late in the day that cloud thickens all the while, so too in northern ireland, you eventually end up with a wee bit of rain, i don't think it will amount t

this weak front sliding in will increase the cloud across northern ireland and the western isles of scotlandizzle. but for the week ahead, after that windy start, it turns colder for a time, but mainly dry with a bit more sunshine. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm. the prime minister urges mps to back her brexit deal or risk taking the country into uncharted territory. don't let the search for the perfect become the enemy of the good. ahead of the launch of the long term plan for nhs, the health secretary says extra funding for the service will help change its focus. the biggest increase in spending is going to primary care and community ca re going to primary care and community care too help people stay healthy in the first place. the next stage of the universal credit rollout is delayed amid concerns about the new all—in—one benefits system. and will the favourite win? 0livia colman is a frontrunner in tonight's golden globe awards in los angeles. commentator: in comes

the winds pick up as well — gusts eventually towards 60 miles an hour, i think, in the western isles in scotland. ahead of that, though, much of eastern scotland, much of england and wales — at least during daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipping again behind this weather system to give a touch of frost going into tuesday morning. so that weather system pushes away early on tuesday from the far south—east and a flow of quite cold air coming in from the north—west on which we will see these wintry showers. some sunshine too, but the showers into northern and western s

the winds pick up as well — gusts eventually towards 60 miles an hour, i think, in the western isles n scotland through the afternoon and into the evening. some hill snow again, especially in scotland. ahead of that, though, much of eastern scotland, much of england and wales — at least during daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipping again behind this weather system to give a touch of frost going into tuesday morning. so that weather system pushes away early on tuesday from the far south—east and a flow of quite cold air coming in from the north—west on which we will

northerly wind and cloud across northern ireland and into scotland with a few spots of rain in the western islesthis warm front will move through introducing slightly less called air. the air originates from the south and pushes across the uk bringing more cloud on thursday. there will still be some bright sunny spells out the day. plenty of dry weather but those temperatures coming up dry weather but those temperatures coming up across dry weather but those temperatures coming up across the north—west. through the end of the week into the weekend those temperatures across the south will rise. still lots of cloud as we go through the weekend with just a few bright or sunny spells from to time. you're watching bbc news at 9 with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines... mps who oppose leaving the eu without a deal will today try to limit the government's financial powers to prepare for no—deal. calls for police to do more to stop abusive protesters outside parliament after a conservative mp was confronted yesterday. crowd: soubry is a nazi! soubry is a nazi! well, apologies to you if you're offended b

quite a lot of cloud and drizzle for the western isles, the highlands and the northern isles. will notice the difference. on the weekend, we will pick up the wind. it will be a big player in the weather. it is coming in from a relatively mild direction but more unsettled weather around and more showers. we start saturday morning with another weather front having given rain in the north, not much rain in the south, behind it, brighter skies. more rain piles in for western and northern parts of scotland and parts of northern ireland. here, it could actually be pretty wet through friday night, saturday and into sunday. the temperatures, 9—11. the wind strengthens saturday more and then strengthens further with the approach of this weather system on sunday. they go up a notch again, the winds, on sunday. quite widely gale force across the highlands and islands of scotland, into northern england, very gusty as well. more rain with the strong winds but again very few of those lengthy spells of showers or rain penetrating into southern areas and temperatures will do quite well again,

in fact, could see some gusts in the western isles deeper into the day up to around 60 miles an hourorsos much of england and wales with variable cloud and sunny spells, will stay dry, and temperatures still on the chilly side at around 4 to 8 degrees. as we go on through monday evening and monday night, this area of wet weather, some rain, some hill snow, maybe a bit of wet snow on the back edge, all sweeping its way southwards, clearing away from the far south—east on tuesday morning. following on from that, on tuesday will be some sunny spells, some showers on the north—westerly wind pushing into western parts of rain, sleet, hail, some snow to the hills and it will feel chilly on tuesday and particularly in that north—westerly breeze. and beyond that, as we go deeper into the week, it stays chilly. some frosty nights around. one or two showers particularly across western parts of the uk, but actually a fair amount of dry weather with variable cloud and sunny spells. this is bbc news. the headlines: f? if? i 33 .et tie tee ;e’ e5? tii‘l‘;:_1 to end the longest partial shutdown of the

bring heavy persistent outbreaks of rain to western scotland, particularly into the highlands and western islesand temperature is reaching around 7 degrees here. it will get milder for all of us. as we reach wednesday and thursday, we will start to see a more significant push of arctic winds moving down and replacing these milder westerly winds. so for all of us as we head through thursday, the temperatures will drop, even a little below normal for the time of year but at the same time, with that colder air arriving, it should be a little bit more in the way of sunshine. that's your latest weather. this is bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: how does it feel to be in canada? a warm welcome in canada for the saudi teenager whose efforts to escape her family gained worldwide attention. three people die and nearly 50 are injured in a powerful gas explosion at a bakery in central paris. another democrat throws their hat into the presidential ring — a former texas mayor, julian castro, announces plans to run for the us presidency in 2020. as central europe battles the worst snow in three dec

bring heavy persistent outbreaks of rain to western scotland, particularly into the highlands and western islesof arctic winds moving down and replacing these milder westerly winds. so for all of us as we head through thursday, the temperatures will drop, even a little below normal for the time of year but at the same time, with that colder air arriving, it should be a little bit more in the way of sunshine. that‘s your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: a saudi teenager who fled from her family, fearing that they would kill her for renouncing islam, has arrived in toronto where she‘s been offered asylum. rahaf al-qunun, who‘s 18, barricaded herself in a hotel room in bangkok and used social media to highlight her case.

in fact, could see some gusts in the western isles deeper into the day up to around 60 miles an hourorsoh variable cloud and sunny spells, will stay dry, and temperatures still on the chilly side at around 4 to 8 degrees. as we go on through monday evening and monday night, this area of wet weather, some rain, some hill snow, maybe a bit of wet snow on the back edge, all sweeping its way

courtesy of this cold front which we can see here, already delivering some persistent rain across the western isleshe uk, it will be a fairly cloudy day on saturday. increasingly windy, a few showers sinking their way southwards but tending to dissipate as they do but the showers will give way to a more persistent spell of rain initially across the east of northern ireland and later in the day across northern and western scotland and some of that rain just arriving into the far north of england as well. quite a windy day, particularly across scotland. that's an idea of average strengths but gusts could well touch 30 or a0 miles an hour. but for many, a milder—feeling day, temperatures into double figures, around 10 or 11 celsius. overnight, it's cloudy, it's windy, a bit damp in places with some patchy drizzle but more persistent rain pushing its way across northern scotland and then slowly sinking its way southwards to arrive perhaps into the far north of england by dawn on sunday, but it will be a mild night — temperatures not much lower than seven or eight celsius. so here is how sunday shapes u

weekend but through this evening and overnight, outbreaks of rain arriving to northern ireland, the western islesreaks across southern england and where we do see them, temperatures will get close to freezing, underneath it cloud cover holding up between one and five celsius. the odd spot of drizzle in northern england and wales tomorrow morning, it will ease away and mainly dry and cloudy, some bright and sunny spells, the best of these across northern scotland. feeling milder tomorrow high speed between seven and 10 celsius. in the north—west of the uk, deepening area of luke —— low—pressure, strong winds, bus of between 60 and 80 miles an hour on monday, across northern parts of scotland. elsewhere, try, turning cold again. goodbye. hello — this is bbc news, with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: police have released the name of the man who was fatally stabbed on a train in surrey yesterday.

bring heavy persistent outbreaks of rain to western scotland, particularly into the highlands and western isleand temperature is reaching around seven degrees he is. it will get milder for all of us as we reach of wednesday and thursday we will start to see a more significant push of arctic wind moving down and replacing these milder westerly wind. for all of us as we had through thursday, the temperature will drop even a little below normal for the time of year at the same time, with the cold air of arriving it should be a little bit more in the way of sunshine. that's your latest weather. this is bbc news, the headlines: a saudi teenager who fled from her family, fearing that they would kill her for renouncing islam, has arrived in toronto, where she's been offered asylum. rahaf al-qunun, who's eighteen, barricaded herself in a hotel room in bangkok and used social media to highlight her case. three people have died after a massive gas explosion in a bakery in central paris. two firefighters died after being called to investigate a gas leak, a spanish tourist was also killed. almost 50 peopl

winds picking up in the western isles added to the afternoon for northern ireland and western scotlandratures for many of us, another cold week to come. this rain and hill still in scotland and the pennines, maybe some snow in the workplaces. witching southwards going into the early hours of tuesday, wintry showers following to the north—west and a frost for many of us as tuesday begins. there is a flow of cold air coming in on tuesday and the showers may have rain along the coast, but a lot of these have sweet, snow and hail. northern ireland, wales, western england on tuesday. we are going to see some lucky relations out of this, notjust on hill fog, billy on heavier showers to lower levels. temperatures are coming down a bit, a strong north—westerly wind which does make for quite a call today on tuesday but there will be some sunny spells around. frosty night to come for the rest of the week, there will be few showers around but quite a bit of dry sunny weather. word of note, wednesday night into early thursday there could be some snow showers in parts of east anglia and south—east

in fact, could see some gusts in the western isles deeper into the day up to around 60 miles an hourorso and sunny spells, will stay dry, and temperatures still on the chilly side at around 4 to 8 degrees. as we go on through monday evening and monday night, this area of wet weather, some rain, some hill snow, maybe a bit of wet snow on the back edge, all sweeping its way southwards, clearing away from the far south—east on tuesday morning. following on from that, on tuesday will be some sunny spells, some showers on the north—westerly wind pushing into western parts of rain, sleet, hail, some snow to the hills and it will feel chilly on tuesday and particularly in that north—westerly breeze. and beyond that, as we go deeper into the week, it stays chilly. some frosty nights around. one or two showers particularly across western parts of the uk, but actually a fair amount of dry weather with variable cloud and sunny spells. you're watching bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: president trump's plan to end the shutdown — "give me the money for my border wall and i'll lift my threat

the western isles could see gusts up to 60 mph later in the day.uthwards on monday evening and monday night. that will take some rain, some hill snow, perhaps some wet snow to lower levels on the back edge as well. keep an eye on this forecast. clears away from the south—east early on tuesday. on tuesday it is a chilly day. sunny spells, showers and the north—westerly wind. initially west some drifting a bit further east, rain, sleet, hail, and some hill snow out of these. and temperatures into mid, even low, single figures. feeling chillier in the wind. beyond that we will see quite a bit of dry weather, variable cloud and sunny spells. one or two showers in the west. good morning. welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and ben thompson. our headlines today: police speak to prince philip after he‘s seen driving without a seatbelt 48 hours after he was involved in a crash which injured two women. president trump offers a deal to end the longest government shutdown in us history, but his democrat opponents reject the plan. the number of retailers

the western isles could see gusts up to 60 mph. here comes the rain, notjust rain but snow.and and wales it will be mainly dry. this will move south monday night into early tuesday, rain, hill so, maybe wet snow to lower levels. beyond that mainly dry weather, some showers in the west, a chilly north—westerly breeze and frosty nights to come. that takes us to the middle of next week. what happens after that? a loss of uncertainty. you can see the weather for the week ahead video online. hello. first the headlines. former prime minister, sirjohn major, says the house of commons should be given a vote on all brexit eetiene -_ while labour's, sir keir starmer says the government should either negotiate a close relationship with the eu, includinga customs union, or there should be another referendum. more than 60 people are killed and 70 others are injured after fuel thieves target an oil pipeline in mexico. president trump tries to end the us government shutdown,

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in fact, could see some gusts in the western isles deeper into the day up to around 60 miles an hourorsoereas much of england and wales with variable cloud and sunny spells, will stay dry, and temperatures still on the chilly side at around 4 to 8 degrees. as we go on through monday evening and monday night, this area of wet weather, some rain, some hill snow, maybe a bit of wet snow on the back edge, all sweeping its way southwards, clearing away from the far south—east on tuesday morning. following on from that, on tuesday will be some sunny spells, some showers on the north—westerly wind pushing into western parts of rain, sleet, hail, some snow to the hills and it will feel chilly on tuesday and particularly in that north—westerly breeze. and beyond that, as we go deeper into the week, it stays chilly. some frosty nights around. one or two showers particularly across western parts of the uk, but actually a fair amount of dry weather with variable cloud and sunny spells. this is bbc world news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: president trump's plan to end the shutdown — "give me the