ease, cloud gathers will start to ease, cloud gathers towards northern ireland and the western isles, temperatures from eight to ii celsius but gales throughout the rest of the way, further spells of heavy rain and also some drier and brighter spells. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... a passenger plane has crashed in ethiopia, killing all 157 people on board, including seven british citizens. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has warned mps that if they get crucial votes wrong this week, they risk losing brexit. hen harriers, the rare bird of prey, are being deliberately targeted and killed, according to the rspb. the aston villa footballer jack grealish has been attacked by a spectator during the game against local rivals birmingham city. now on bbc news, a story of undercover policing and the officers paid to spy on political activists. bbc wales investigates why some had relationships with women, even fathering children with them. for years, women like lisa were spied on by police — sent into their lives to infiltrate every aspect. this was somebody who i was planning my l

scotland tonight with frequent, heavy showers and widespread gales, gusting up to 70mph across the western isles. in the south more rain in the south of england. scotland starts windy on sunday. but the low here pulls away and more sunshine and the showers will thin out. further south the cloud spreads north into northern ireland along the rain and in the afternoon the winds will strengthen. initially across the south—west of england and wales and then across the midlands, northern england and northern ireland, potentially gusting up to 70mph. the risk of some damage. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines. a 17—year—old girl has been stabbed to death in a park near romford, east london, the 18th person killed in the capital this year. i've got a daughter aged 17, many londoners, many living around the country will have children. they will know people who are young and but for the grace of god could be any one of our children who lost their lives last night. america's ambassador to the uk, urges britain to embrace us farming methods to help secure a post—brexit trade deal, dismissing

through this evening and tonight, the northern isles and western isles, strengthening winds.e have largely clear skies. some mist and fog patches forming, particularly across northern patches of england and wales with temperatures in rural spots falling close to freezing. they could be a touch of frost in the most prone spots. on friday, a fine —looking day for the bulk of england wales and southern and south—eastern scotland. we are looking at 13 to 17 celsius in these areas. through the weekend, that cooler air will slowly sink its way south across the country. still a lot of dry weather on the cards. you can see in london 18 degrees on sunday. we are looking atjust 11 on sunday. you're watching beyond 100 days... a new brexit vote tomorrow — theresa may wants mps to sign off on just part of her deal — to leave the eu. it could be the prime minister's final chance to secure a brexit legacy — but will parliament back her? as ever — the clock is ticking — the leader of the commons tells mps if they approve the withdrawal agreement tomorrow — they will have a new deadline of m

across the western isles, clown turning thicker and rain from time to time.and and wales having the best of the sunshine, further north, a lot of dry weather, rain across the far north of scotland. in aberdeen, house of 15. 15 as well for the southin house of 15. 15 as well for the south in london. towards the end of the week, an area of high pressure moving toward southern england and milderaircoming infor moving toward southern england and milderair coming inforthe moving toward southern england and milder air coming in for the north of the continents, boosting temperatures. mostly for england and wales, why, because the air force in office current is coming more off the atlantic, so overall little change in the temperatures here. scotland, around 12 degrees, in the south, high switching 17. that's your latest weather. south, high switching 17. that's hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. i'm this simon mccoy. today at 2pm: after claims of a plot to oust her, the prime minister tells her cabinet she's still hopeful of putting her deal to

plenty of showers for the northern and western isles, coming into mainland scotland eventually, into and wales. the potential for wintry weather over the hills, certainly hail and thunder. if you shelter from the breeze in the sunshine you will start to feel the effect of that strengthening march sunshine. lots of showers continuing through the coming night. we could see lengthy spells of rain and hill snow as well. quite chilly, we will see a touch of frost. fairly localised. low pressure dominates the weather as we go into tuesday. storm freya well and truly off into scandinavia, but with low pressure still keeping things unsettled, there will be showers or longer spells of rain, centred across northern parts of the uk. hill snow as well. that will tend to ease in the south ahead of this next area of rain which is our next area of low pressure. midweek looks set to turn very much more unsettled once again with more widespread rain or heavy showers. strong winds for a time, and yes, a more lengthy spell of snow, potentially, as that weather system comes into that cold air across the

in excess of 60 miles an hour across the northern and western isles.south reaching into parts of north—west england and north wales but behind that weather front land appears. an indication that the sun is emerging. blustery showers and wintry on hills. ahead of the weather front, plenty of cloud with brighter breaks and along the south coast but mostly mild. the front continues to move southwards with cloud increasingly light and patchy rain in the evening and night before grinding toa rain in the evening and night before grinding to a halt close to the south—east of england and into east anglia where it remains mild for another night. damp in places and elsewhere under clear skies it is cool night with a touch of frost in parts of northern england, ireland and scotland. this weatherfront parts of northern england, ireland and scotland. this weather front is bringing a change, cool conditions in time for the weekend, more of us seeing sunshine but the front lingers close to south—east england with a lot of cloud and drizzle. showers on a brisk wind co

already a bit of wet weather though into the western isles.rning and then further outbreaks of rain spreading from west to east as the day goes on. becoming increasingly light and patchy as it does so. and it's notjust rain, the hills of scotland, north of the central belt, will see a bit of snow out of that as well. it's not going to be as windy as thursday, though it is still breezy out there. temperatures mostly around 7—ii degrees. a bit of snowfall also into shetland before that system begins to clear away. as we go into friday night, still some showers pushing in towards the north—west of the uk on the breeze. wintry on the hills. it's not going to be as cold as friday morning, by the time we're up and about on saturday for the start of the weekend, but it is going to be an unsettled one, with low pressure close by all the time. the atlantic in charge of the weather, pushing in disturbances occasionally. at the very least that means we're going to be getting some showers, carried on strong to gale—force winds. it will make it feel quite

gusts during the day, in excess of a0 miles per hour, in excess of 60 across the northern and western isles north wales but look behind the weather front. land appears. an indication the sun is coming out, a few blustery showers, wintry on the hills. the head of the weather front, plenty of cloud, a few bright breaks in north—east england in yorkshire and along the south coast but most stay cloudy and mild. behind the front, it is turning cooler. the front continues to move southwards but increasingly light and patchy rain friday evening and night. the south—east of england and night. the south—east of england and into east anglia where it stays mild for another night. a little damp and places elsewhere in the clearest skies. the cooler night. a touch of frost and parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. quite a change this weather front is bringing. scotland. quite a change this weatherfront is bringing. cooler conditions in time for the weekend. but the front lingers close to south—east england at least on saturday and that means there will bea saturday and that means the

already a bit of wet weather into the western isles.e morning and then further outbreaks of rain spreading from west to east as the day goes on. increasingly light and patchy as it does so. notjust rain, the hills of scotland north of the central belt will see a bit of snow as well. it will not be as windy thursday, though it is still breezy out there. temperatures mostly around 7—11 degrees. a bit of snowfall also into shetland before that system begins to clear away, and as we go into friday night, still showers pushing into the north—west of the uk on that breeze. wintry on the hills. not going to be as cold as friday morning, by the time we're all up and about on saturday for the start of the weekend, but it is going to be an unsettled one, with low pressure close by all the time. the atlantic is in charge of the weather, pushing in disturbances occasionally. at the very least that means we will be getting some showers, carried on strong to gale—force winds, so that will make it feel quite cold, even though temperatures will not be

parts of scotland with gales, 50—60mph gusts inland. 60—70 perhaps for the northern isles and the western islesl its way southwards and eastwards, tending to weaken as it does. cooler behind it, but again, another very mild day ahead of it, given some spells of sunshine. but even where it's cloudy, it's going to be mild. and then through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—eastwards, introducing cooler air. we'll see a few wintry showers pushing in there to the north of scotland. so, you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it's still high pressure in charge. so it means it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine around both saturday and sunday. but you'll notice the temperatures a little bit lower and nights will be chilly too with a touch of frost in places. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: as the first funerals take place for the victims of the christchurch mosque shootings, new zealand's prime mini

but certainly plenty of showers to the northern and western isles, coming into mainland scotland eventuallyes. just the potential, then, that they could be wintry over the hills. there'll certainly be hail and thunder. but if you're sheltered from the breeze, in the sunshine, you'll start to feel the effect of that strengthening march sunshine. lots of showers continuing through the coming night. in fact, we could see lengthier spells of rain, hill snow too, because it is quite chilly air. so you can imagine somewhere in the countryside, sheltered, we will see a touch of frost, but fairly localised. low pressure dominates the weather as we go into tuesday. there's storm freya, well and truly off into parts of scandinavia. but, with low pressure close by, it's keeping things unsettled. there will be showers or longer spells of rain, centred across northern parts of the uk. hill snow as well. they will tend to ease in the south ahead of this next area of rain, which is our next area of low pressure. so midweek looks set to turn very much more unsettled once again, with more widespread rain or

with gales, 50 to 60 miles an hour gusts inland. 60 to 70 perhaps for the northern isles and the western isless way southwards and eastwards, tending to weaken as it does. another very mild day ahead of it, given some spells of sunshine. but even where it's cloudy, it will be mild. through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—eastwards, introducing cooler air. we'll see a few wintry showers pushing there to the north of scotland. you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it's still high pressure in charge. it means it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine around both saturday and sunday. but you'll notice the temperatures a little bit lower and nights 00:12:44,019 --> 2147483051:43:06,724 will be chilly too with a touch 2147483051:43:06,724 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 of frost in places. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: fears that cyclone idai has left hundreds of thousand

and it's breezy with the rain still there for the northern and western isles, parts of the north north—westthrough the day. so with the cloud here, temperatures have come down a bit compared to what we had on thursday. for england and wales it'll feel warm in the sunny spells, maybe 18 degrees in south—east england. let's take a look at things through friday night and into saturday morning. remember that weather front is still here, edging very slowly further south through scotland, a little snow to the higher hills. to the south of that it remains dry. and again, especially for parts of england and wales, a few fog patches developing, it will be cold enough for a touch of frost in a few spots as saturday begins. that takes us onto the weekend. there is a weak weather front moving south. barely any wet weather associated with it, so many places will be dry. but, again, the more significant aspect of that weather front is the change to cooler conditions. so here it comes. the cooler air will very slowly percolate southwards on through saturday and eventually we will all be in the cooler air

will continue to bring some thicker cloud here with the threat of a bit of rain at times for the western islesoss the northern isles. away from that, after a sunny start again, the tendency for the weather to turn a bit cloudier but still a lot of fine and dry weather around on tuesday. temperatures between 13 in aberdeen and 1a or15 temperatures between 13 in aberdeen and 1a or 15 degrees in southern england and wales. more of the same in the middle of the week, still be high pressure is with us and we have weather fronts pestering the far north of scotland bring thicker cloud and the risk of a bit of rain at times. the temperatures are beginning to edge upwards a little bit in england and wales with highs of around 15 degrees in hull and london. towards the end of the week as the high pressure moves closer to southern england we get more of a feed coming in from the continent and that will tend to increase the temperatures across england and wales whereas the further north in scotla nd wales whereas the further north in scotland and northern ireland, the winds are more influenced by the weat

overnight, heavy showers, thundery at times, strong winds gales up to 70 miles an hour because the western islesfurther south more rain in southern counties of england. scotland starts of wendy on sunday but the locals away through the day and the winds will ease, there will be more in the us and china showers with an ounce. further south, the cloud spread is across england and wales eventually into northern ireland and rain, come the of rain strength and across the south—west of and across an increasingly wide swathe of the midlands, northern england and northern ireland, dust up to 70 miles an hour, risk of some damage and destruction. —— destruction. this is bbc news. the headlines. a 17—year—old girl has been stabbed to death in a park near romford, east london , the 18th person killed in the capital this year. i've had a daughter aged 17, many londoners living around will have children. they will know people who are long and back for the grace of god could be any one of our children who lost their lives last night. america's ambassador to the uk, urges britain to embrace us farming methods

now, going into saturday night, it's the western isles that could well see some gusts up to around 70 hills, maybe some rumbles of thunder. whilst many other places will turn drier, the rain never really clears from southernmost counties of england. and this is as storm freya comes in on sunday, initially with some wet weather pushing northwards, though there's some uncertainty about how far north that will get. now, how much of northern ireland and scotland will see the rain from this — may not be too much in northern scotland, there'll be a few showers around, but all the while the winds are going to be strengthening as well. that's the second part of storm freya — first the rain, then the wind, as the deepening area of low pressure takes a track right across the uk, with the strongest winds on the southern flank. and that brings them really across parts of england and wales, where the met office has this yellow warning area. so it will be turning windier, particularly towards the end of sunday, into sunday night. initially around some irish sea coasts, the coast of south—west engla

different story to the northern isles and western isles in comparison to today.day we see this slice of milderair into wednesday we see this slice of milder air starting to dominate across the country, through the middle part of the week we could see temperatures slightly above the average, with the exception always the far north. here we will see strengthening winds and outbreaks of rain at times. for many on wednesday it will be a cloudy story predominantly but we continue to be optimistic that the cloud breaks up, sunshine comes through. if we get more sunshine temperatures will respond, at least up to highs of 17 degrees, it may be higher. winds will strengthen, 40 mph. wetter weather in the far north of scotland through wednesday night into thursday. the high stays with us across the majority of the country. we close out our working week in a similar way. we close out our working week in a similarway. predominantly we close out our working week in a similar way. predominantly dry with outbreaks of rain to the north and west. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jon

some hill snow for wales and also for northern ireland and the western isles of scotland.y pulling eastwards but meanwhile we have more snow arriving into parts of scotland, northern ireland, perhaps as far south as the north midlands. becoming showery in the afternoon. there will be sunshine away from these showers but it is another wintry day. this is an idea of the gusts tomorrow afternoon. so whilst the thermometers may say five to 10 celsius, add on the strength of the wind and it will feel much colder. that continues for the weekend. it is windy and will feel cold, some rain and snow but also some spells of sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines: the bodies of two climbers who went missing in pakistan have been found. briton tom ballard and italian daniele nardi last made contact two weeks ago. the home secretary, sajid javid, is facing criticism after the death of the baby son of shamima begum — the british teenager whose citizenship he revoked forjoining the islamic state group. a man charged with murdering jodie chesney has been remanded in custody. the 17—year

continue to bring something thick cloud here with the threat of a bit of rain at times for the western islesscotland. away from that after a sunny start there's a tendency for the weather to turn a bit cloudy but still a lot of fine and dry weather around on tuesday. temperatures between 13 in aberdeen around 111—15 across southern england and wales. more of the same really for the middle part of the week. we've got the area of high pressure with this. we've got weather fronts pestering the far north of scotland bringing the thick cloud and the risk of a bit of rain at times but those temperatures are beginning to edge upwards a bit across england and wales with highs of around 15 in hull and london. towards the end of the week is the area of high pressure moves close to southern england we get more of a feed coming in from the continent and that's going to tend to increase the temperatures across england and wales, whereas further north of scotla nd wales, whereas further north of scotland and northern ireland the winds are more influenced by the weather from the atlantic so there will be l

later in the afternoon, cloud and rain gathering across northern ireland and the western isles.day, hill snow across parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. windy as well, we will see gusts of around 40—50 mph. drain south and east and it will be replaced by sunshine. this rain could well linger across east anglia for much of the afternoon. feeling cooler on tuesday, 7—11dc. it is windy as we go into wednesday. notice how this area of low pressure deepens, tightly packed isobars. similarly strength wins. we will see gales, severe gales, heavy rain and also some drier and brighter interludes. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: a passenger plane crashes in ethiopia, killing all 157 people on board, including seven british citizens. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, warns mps that if they get crucial votes wrong this week they risk losing brexit. the decision to strip two british women of their uk citizenship, after they travelled to syria to join the islamic state group, pre—dates the case of shamima begum. the family of a 23—year—old british woman missing

gusts during the day, in excess of a0 miles per hour, in excess of 60 across the northern and western islesross scotland and northern ireland, into parts of north—west england and north wales but look behind the weather front. land appears. an indication the sun is coming out, a few blustery showers, wintry on the hills. ahead of the weather front, plenty of cloud, a few bright breaks in north—east england in yorkshire and along the south coast but most stay cloudy and mild. behind the front, it is turning cooler. the front continues to move southwards but increasingly light and patchy rain friday evening and night. the south—east of england and into east anglia where it stays mild for another night. a little damp and places elsewhere in the clearest skies. the cooler night. a touch of frost and parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. quite a change this weather front is bringing. cooler conditions in time for the weekend. but the front lingers close to south—east england at least on saturday and that means there will be a lot of cloud lingering here and maybe some light r

already a bit of wet weather into the western isles.eading from west to east as the day goes on. increasingly light and patchy as it does so. notjust rain, the hills of scotland's north of the central belt will see a bit of snow as well. it will not be as windy thursday, though it is still breezy out there. temperatures mostly around 7— ii degrees. a bit of snow for also into shetland before that system begins to clear away, and as we go into friday night, still shower is pushing into the north—west of the uk on that reads. wintry on the hills. not going to be as cold as friday morning, by the time we are up friday morning, by the time we are up and about on saturday for the start of the weekend, but it is going to be unsettled one with low pressure close by all the time. the atla ntic pressure close by all the time. the atlantic is in charge of the weather, fishing in disturbances occasionally. at the very least that means we will be getting some showers. carried on strong to gale force wind, that will make it feel quite cold, even tho

going into saturday night, the western isles could well see some gusts up to around 70 miles an hour,t many other places will turn drier, the rain never really clears from southernmost counties of england, and this is as storm freya comes in on sunday, initially with some wet weather pushing northwards, though there is some uncertainty far north that will get. it may not be too much rain in northern scotland, there will be a few showers around, but all the while the winds are going to be strengthening as well. that is the second part of storm freya, first the wind, then the rain. the deepening area of low pressure takes a track across the uk, with the strongest winds on the southern flank and that brings them really across parts of england and wales, where the met office has this yellow warning area. it will be turning windier particularly towards the end of sunday into sunday night, initially around some irish sea coasts, the coast of south—west england, 70 mile an hour gusts, maybe up to 80 in a few spots, and elsewhere through that warning zone, some gusts 50 to 60 miles an hour as

rain arriving into northern ireland, the western isles, north—west england, later in the afternoon.ere between 8—11. monday evening, our band of rain continues to work its way eastwards, heavy and persistent, could bring snow over the hills of scotland for a time and winds will be strengthening as well. so a wet, blustery start to tuesday. once again we will see gusts quite widely between a0 and 50 mph, maybe even more for exposed coasts and hills. and it's all down to this area of low pressure, deepening all the while as it tracks its way northwards across the uk. it will still be with us on wednesday and we have frontal system to deal with on a tuesday, that will continue to bring some heavy outbreaks of rain wouth and eastwards of rain ——south and eastwards across england and wales. as it clears, behind it, some spells of sunshine but also some wintry showers, some sleet oi’ snow across the high ground of scotland and northern ireland, hail, maybe a rumble of thunder. that rain taking its time to clear from south—east england and east anglia. temperatures on tuesday between seven

but certainly plenty of showers to the northern and western isles, coming into mainland scotland eventuallyld be wintry over the hills. there'll certainly be hail and thunder. but if you're sheltered from the breeze, in the sunshine, you'll start to feel the effect of that strengthening march sunshine. lots of showers continuing through the coming night. in fact, we could see lengthier spells of rain, hill snow too, because it is quite chilly air. so you can imagine somewhere in the countryside, sheltered, we will see a touch of frost, but fairly localised. low pressure dominates the weather as we go into tuesday. there's storm freya, well and truly off into parts of scandinavia. but, with low pressure close by, it will be still keeping things unsettled. there will be showers or longer spells of rain, centred across northern parts of the uk. hill snow as well. they will tend to ease in the south ahead of this next area of rain, which is our next area of low pressure. so midweek looks set to turn very much more unsettled once again, with more widespread rain or heavy showers, strong winds fo

already a bit of wet weather into the western isles.ding from west to east as the day goes on. becoming increasingly light and patchy as it does so. notjust rain, the hills of scotland north of the central belt will see a bit of snow as well. it's not going to be as windy as thursday, though it is still breezy out there. temperatures mostly around 7—11 degrees. a bit of snowfall also into shetland before that system begins to clear away, and as we go into friday night, still showers pushing into the north—west of the uk on that breeze. wintry on the hills. not going to be as cold as friday morning, by the time we're all up and about on saturday for the start of the weekend, but it is going to be an unsettled one, with low pressure close by all the time. the atlantic is in charge of the weather, pushing in disturbances occasionally. at the very least that means we will be getting some showers, carried on strong to gale—force winds, so that will make it feel quite cold, even though temperatures will not be too far from average. some wet w

with gales, 50 to 60 miles an hour gusts inland. 60 to 70 perhaps for the northern isles and the western islesnding to weaken as it does. another very mild day ahead of it, given some spells of sunshine. even where it is cloudy, it will be mild. through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—eastwards, introducing cooler air. a few wintry showers pushing to the north of scotland. you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it's still high pressure in charge. it means it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine on saturday and sunday. notice the temperatures a little bit lower and nights will be chilly too with a touch of frost in places. you are watching bbc news. our top story: the united nations says the storm that has ravaged parts of southern africa is possibly the worst weather—related disaster ever to hit the southern hemisphere. 1.7 million people were in the direct path of cyclone idai, in mozambique, zimbabwe and milawi. hundreds of thousands of people are n

pressure builds so wintry showers will start to ease, cloud gathers towards northern ireland and the western isles rain and also some drier and brighter spells. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... a passenger plane has crashed in ethiopia,

plenty of showers for the northern and western isles, coming into mainland scotland eventually, intor the hills, certainly hail and thunder. if you shelter from the breeze in the sunshine you will start to feel the effect of that strengthening march sunshine. lots of showers continuing through the coming night. we could see lengthy spells of rain and hill snow as well. quite chilly, we will see a touch of frost. fairly localised. low pressure dominates the weather as we go into tuesday. storm freya well and truly off into scandinavia, but with low pressure still keeping things unsettled, there will be showers or longer spells of rain, centred across northern parts of the uk. hill snow as well. that will tend to ease in the south ahead of this next area of rain which is our next area of low pressure. midweek looks set to turn very much more unsettled once again with more widespread rain or heavy showers. strong winds for a time, and yes, a more lengthy spell of snow, potentially, as that weather system comes into that cold air across the northern half of the country. that is something

now, going into saturday night, it's the western isles that could well see some gusts up to around 70er hills, maybe some rumbles of thunder. whilst many other places will turn drier, the rain never really clears from southernmost counties of england. and this is as storm freya comes in on sunday, initially with some wet weather pushing northwards, though there's some uncertainty about how far north that will get. now, how much of northern ireland and scotland will see the rain from this — may not be too much in northern scotland, there'll be a few showers around, but all the while the winds are going to be strengthening as well. that's the second part of storm freya — first the rain, then the wind, as the deepening area of low pressure takes a track right across the uk, with the strongest winds on the southern flank. and that brings them really across parts of england and wales, where the met office has this yellow warning area. so it will be turning windier, particularly towards the end of sunday, into sunday night. initially around some irish sea coasts, the coast of south—west eng

now, going into saturday night, it's the western isles that could well see some gusts up to around 70he higher hills, maybe some rumbles of thunder. whilst many other places will turn drier, the rain never really clears from southernmost counties of england. and this is as storm freya comes in on sunday, initially with some wet weather pushing northwards, though there is some uncertainty about how far north that will get. now, how much of northern ireland and scotland will see the rain from this — it may not be too much rain in northern scotland, there will be a few showers around, but all the while the winds are going to be strengthening as well. that's the second part of storm freya, first the rain, then the wind, as the deepening area of low pressure takes a track right across the uk, with the strongest winds on the southern flank. and that brings them really across parts of england and wales, where the met office has this yellow warning area. so it will be turning windier, particularly towards the end of sunday into sunday night. initially around some irish sea coasts, the coast o

and it's breezy with the rain still there for the northern and western isles, parts of the north north—westperatures have come down a bit compared to what we had on thursday. for england and wales it'll feel warm in the sunny spells, maybe 18 degrees in south—east england. let's take a look at things through friday night and into saturday morning. remember that weather front is still here, edging very slowly further south through scotland, a little snow to the higher hills. to the south of that it remains dry. and again, especially for parts of england and wales, a few fog patches developing, it will be cold enough for a touch of frost in a few spots as saturday begins. that takes us onto the weekend. there is a weak weather front moving south. barely any wet weather associated with it, so many places will be dry. but, again, the more significant aspect of that weather front is the change to cooler conditions. so here it comes. the cooler air will very slowly percolate southwards on through saturday and eventually we will all be in the cooler air into sunday. and for some of us it will be q

now, going into saturday night, it's the western isles that could well see some gusts up to around 70me rumbles of thunder. whilst many other places will turn drier, the rain never really clears from southernmost counties of england. and this is as storm freya comes in on sunday, initially with some wet weather pushing northwards, though there's some uncertainty about how far north that will get. now, how much of northern ireland and scotland will see the rain from this — may not be too much in northern scotland, there'll be a few showers around, but all the while the winds are going to be strengthening as well. that's the second part of storm freya — first the rain, then the wind, as the deepening area of low pressure takes a track right across the uk, with the strongest winds on the southern flank. and that brings them really across parts of england and wales, where the met office has this yellow warning area. so it will be turning windier, particularly towards the end of sunday, into sunday night. initially around some irish sea coasts, the coast of south—west england, 60—70 mph gu

with gales, 50 to 60 miles an hour gusts inland. 60 to 70 perhaps for the northern isles and the western islesaken as it does. another very mild day ahead of it, given some spells of sunshine. even where it is cloudy it will be mild. through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—east, introducing cooler air. as few wintry showers pushing to the north of scotland. you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it's high pressure in charge. it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine on saturday and sunday. notice the temperature is a little bit lower and nights will be chilly too with a touch of frost in places. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. the headlines: fears that hundreds of thousands are homeless in africa, after what the un says might be one of the worst natural disasters to hit the southern hemisphere. the really striking thing as you walk through here is just how exhausted they are. person after person has come up to us, asking for help, wondering when aid

wintry showers will start to ease, sunshine before cloud gathers towards northern ireland and the western islesvere gales, throughout the rest of the day, further spells of heavy rain and also some drier and brighter spells.

plenty of showers for the northern and western isles, coming into mainland scotland eventually, into weather over the hills, certainly hail and thunder. if you shelter from the breeze in the sunshine you will start to feel the effect of that strengthening march sunshine. lots of showers continuing through the coming night. we could see lengthy spells of rain and hill snow as well. quite chilly, we will see a touch of frost. fairly localised. that dominates the weather as we go into tuesday. storm freya well and truly off into scandinavia, but with low pressure still keeping things unsettled, there will be showers or longer spells of rain, centred across northern parts of the uk. hill snow as well. that will tend to ease in the south ahead of this next area of rain which is our next area of low pressure. midweek looks set to turn very much more unsettled once again with more widespread rain or heavy showers. strong winds for a time, and yes, a more lengthy spell of snow, potentially, as that weather system comes into that cold air across the northern half of the country. that is somet

if you shower surround across northern and western isles area is. patchy cloud will prevent frost. a chilly start on monday. high pressure in charge. a warm front working in across the north. after a chilly start with plenty sunshine, the weather will cloud over from the north and west. chilly winds affecting the east coast of scotla nd winds affecting the east coast of scotland and england. further inland, highs of 13. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: senior conservatives arrive at chequers for crunch talks on brexit following reports of a cabinet coup to oust theresa may. david lidington — who's in effect the deputy prime minister — has rejected claims he's being lined up to replace mrs may. i have no wish to take over from the prime minister who is doing a fantasticjob.

scotland with gales, 50 to 60mph gusts inland. 60 to 70 perhaps for the northern isles and the western islesg to weaken as it does. cooler behind it, but again, another very mild day ahead of it, given some spells of sunshine. but even where it's cloudy, it's going to be mild. and then through friday evening and night, that band of cloud and rain sinks south—eastwards, introducing cooler air. we'll see a few wintry showers pushing in there to the north of scotland. so, you can see the blue colours invading from the north—west as we head on in towards the weekend, but it's still high pressure in charge. so it means it should be largely fine and dry, and with drier, cooler air, we could see more sunshine around both saturday and sunday. but you'll notice the temperatures a little bit lower and nights will be chilly too with a touch of frost in places. this is the briefing, i'm ben bland. our top story: victims of the mosque shootings are being buried in christchurch. police say all the bodies will be released by the end of the day. cyclone idai leaves hundreds of thousands homeless after strik

the further north you head, where we‘ll see gales, gusts of 60, 70mph across the northern and western islesy mild indeed again. and then through friday evening, that band of cloud and rain sinks southwards and eastwards, tends to fizzle out, but it will introduce this cooler air to most of the country again with wintry showers continuing across the higher ground of scotland. so, you can see the cooler air invading the country as we head on into the weekend. but again, it‘s still higher pressure in control, so it should be fine and dry for many of us. it will feel cooler and fresher with slightly drier air. we should see more in the way of sunshine. but it‘s worth noting as well we could start to see a return of chilly nights again with a touch of frost. this is the business briefing. i‘m ben bland. presidential pals: as brazil‘s right—wing leader jair bolsonaro hits it off with donald trump, how are things back at home? we take a closer look at the brazilian economy. and game on for google: the tech giant launches its new streaming platform, called stadia. and on the markets, asian shares s

it is breezy with the rain still there for the northern western isles, parts of the north north—westy. temperatures have come down a bit compared to what we had on thursday. for england and wales it will feel warm in the sunny spells, maybe 18 degrees in south—east england. let's take a look at things through friday night and into saturday morning, remember that weather front is still here, edging slowly further south through scotland, a little snow to the high hills. to the south of that it remains dry. and again especially for parts of england and wales, a few fog patches developing, cold enough for a touch of frost in a few spots saturday begins. that takes us onto the weekend. there is a weak weather front moving south. barely any wet weather associated with it. the more significant aspect of that weather front is the change to cooler conditions. so here it comes. the cooler air will very slowly percolate southwards on through saturday and eventually we will all be in the cooler air on sunday. for some of us it will be quite a drop in temperatures. again, coming with plenty of dr

already a bit of wet weather though into the western isles.rning and then further outbreaks of rain spreading from west to east as the day goes on. becoming increasingly light and patchy as it does so. and it's notjust rain, the hills of scotland, north of the central belt, will see a bit of snow out of that as well. it's not going to be as windy as thursday, though it is still breezy out there. temperatures mostly around 7—11 degrees. a bit of snowfall also into shetland before that system begins to clear away. as we go into friday night, still some showers pushing in towards the north—west of the uk on the breeze. wintry on the hills. it's not going to be as cold as friday morning, by the time we're up and about on saturday for the start of the weekend, but it is going to be an unsettled one, with low pressure close by all the time. the atlantic in charge of the weather, pushing in disturbances occasionally. at the very least that means we're going to be getting some showers, carried on strong to gale—force winds. it will make it feel quite

scotland tonight with frequent, heavy showers and widespread gales, gusting up to 70mph across the western isles out. further south the cloud spreads north into northern ireland along the rain and in the afternoon the winds will strengthen. initially across the south—west of england and wales and then across the midlands, northern england and northern ireland, potentially gusting up to 70mph. the risk of some damage.

plenty of showers for the northern and western isles, coming into mainland scotland eventually, into over the hills, certainly hail and thunder. if you shelter from the breeze in the sunshine you will start to feel the effect of that strengthening march sunshine. lots of showers continuing through the coming night. we could see lengthy spells of rain and hill snow as well. quite chilly, we will see a touch of frost. fairly localised. low pressure dominates the weather as we go into tuesday. storm freya well and truly off into scandinavia, but with low pressure still keeping things unsettled, there will be showers or longer spells of rain, centred across northern parts of the uk. hill snow as well. that will tend to ease in the south ahead of this next area of rain which is our next area of low pressure. midweek looks set to turn very much more unsettled once again with more widespread rain or heavy showers. strong winds for a time, and yes, a more lengthy spell of snow, potentially, as that weather system comes into that cold air across the northern half of the country. that is somet

particular gusty across the western isles up to 70 miles an hour, heavy and thundery showers piling one again, bumping its way north across england and wales. perhaps pushing into northern ireland by the end of the afternoon. heading toward southern scotland. as they went in association with this area of rain arriving that are storm freire. basically, those gusts could touch up basically, those gusts could touch up to 70 miles an hour, heavy and thundery showers piling in also. further south, rain comes to a halt across southern counties of england but then through sunday morning will start to get moving once again, bumping its way north across england and wales. perhaps pushing into northern ireland by the end of the afternoon. heading toward southern scotland. as the winds in n association with this area of rain arriving that our storm freya. basically, those gusts could touch up basically, those gusts could touch up to 70 miles be in line for some around irish sea coasts and

compiling in as we go through the coming hours and the wind is already stencilling across the western islesof this evening. this weather front always gives way eastwards quickly now, some sense still to come for the rest of the afternoon for eastern england, looking right across northern ireland. temperature is about and vote for the time of year, 30—14. here comes the low centre closing in on scotland, through the evening and overnight. strong ends but particularly in the west, gusty winds and we will see heavy and thundery showers to boot. further south, rain grinds to a halt across our southern england, bear that in mind if you had out this evening. elsewhere clearer skies, those of three orfour elsewhere clearer skies, those of three or four with close guys. tomorrow, first thing, wet and windy across scotland, winds will fall lighter and it will brighten up. further south, rain presses in from the south, the win strengthens and this is the beginning of the arrival of storm freya. the worst of the winds are south wales. if you are travelling, good effect be midlands and northern england

increasing amounts of sunshine, mainly dry, although cloud gathering across the western isles and northernreland later. the week ahead will see gale force winds, some heavy rain but also drier and brighter spells. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a passenger plane has crashed in ethiopia, killing all 157 people on board, including seven british citizens. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has warned mps that if they get crucial votes wrong this week, they risk losing brexit. bbc news has learned that the decision to strip two british women of their uk citizenship, after they travelled to syria to join the islamic state group, pre—dates the case of shamima begum. the family of a 23—year—old british woman missing in guatemala say they're "desperately worried" for her safety. the aston villa footballer jack grealish has been attacked by a spectator during the game against local rivals birmingham city. now on bbc news, a look back at the week in westminster. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. coming up... after the latest spate of knife attacks the government's urged to do