but here, the breeze, the cloud and outbreaks of rain, western isles coming and going all day long. it will turn a bit damper later in the day. isolated showers, scotland, northern england but mostly uk having a dry day, mist and cloud through eastern england. sunny spells elsewhere into the afternoon. best of which are on the coast and feeling a bit warmer than recent days with the temperatures up a degree or so. winds lightest to the south and east of the county on wednesday afternoon. strongest towards the north and west and it's the western isles we could see gale force winds develop of the day is out. those winds strengthen across scotland and northern ireland as we go in to wednesday night. wednesday night. wednesday into thursday outbreaks of rain developing quite widely although there will be a bit of rain shower, so not much rain towards the northeast of scotland. into cumbria and the isle of man and around that rain ban a pretty mild night in store, 12 to 14 degrees. a bit fresher further south, odd mist and fog patch but a dry and bright start for most on thursday for eng

western isles, rain all day long.ness. to the west of northern ireland it will turn damp late in the day. isolated showers for southern scotland, northern england. most of the uk having a dry day. mist and fog in the south clearing, some cloud through eastern england, sunny spells elsewhere into the afternoon, the best of which are around the coasts, feeling warmer than recent days. temperatures up a degree or so. winds lightest to the south and east on wednesday afternoon. strongest towards the north and west. across the western isles, we could see gale force winds before the day is out. the winds strengthen across the rest of scotland and northern ireland as we go into wednesday night. wednesday night into thursday, outbreaks of rain developing widely. a little bit of a rain shadow so not much rain towards the north—east of scotland. some rain into cumbria and the isle of man. around that rain band, a pretty mild night, 12—14 degrees, fresher further south. the odd mist and fog patch but a dry and bright start for m

across the western isles, we could see gale force winds before the day is out.o into wednesday night. wednesday night into thursday, outbreaks of rain developing widely. a little bit of a rain shadow so not much rain towards the north—east of scotland. some rain into cumbria and the isle of man. around that rain band, a pretty mild night, 12—14, fresher further south. the odd mist and fog patch but a dry and bright start for most on thursday for england and wales. turning cloudy with outbreaks of rain, north—west england, north and west wales through the day. that moving to the south—east of northern ireland and staying that way in the south and east of scotland. but north—western parts of scotland, the rest of northern ireland should brighten up, feeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front moves slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, i

western isles, rain all day long. will see in caithness. to the west of northern ireland it will turn damp late in the day. isolated showers for southern scotland, northern england. most of the uk having a dry day. mist and fog in the south clearing, some cloud through eastern england, sunny spells elsewhere into the afternoon, the best of which are around the coasts, feeling warmer than recent days. temperatures up a degree or so. winds lightest to the south and east on wednesday afternoon. strongest towards the north and west. across the western isles, we could see gale force winds before the day is out. the winds strengthen across the rest of scotland and northern ireland as we go into wednesday night. wednesday night into thursday, outbreaks of rain developing widely. a little bit of a rain shadow so not much rain towards the north—east of scotland. some rain into cumbria and the isle of man. around that rain band, a pretty mild night, 12—14 degrees, fresher further south. the odd mist and fog patch but a dry and

a top temperature and western isles. a top temperature 40 and western isles. a top temperature a0 degrees when the sunshine highs of 18 celsius. that why the front will push its way steadily south, will push its way steadily south, will bring welcome rain across england and wales, behind the wind direction changing to more of a northerly and that will drive in some showers through scotland and northern ireland. the cloud, wind and the rain it won't be quite as cold a star, the rain has to clear way and then it's going to be a case of sunny spells in blustery showers. the wind direction related key feature to monday's weather, gusts in excess of a0 perhaps 50 miles an hour on exposed west facing coast, making it feel a little chillier than of late. top temperatures of 8-16 c. hello. this is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds and these are the latest headlines. labour opens its annual conference as its leader, sir keir starmer, prepares to set out the dividing lines between his party and the new conservative government. the chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, defends the t

the western isles, golfers winds before the day is out.y, outbreaks of rain developing widely. a little bit of a rain shadow so not muttering towards the north—east of scotland. some ran into cumbria and the isle of man. iran, a mild night, 12-14, of man. iran, a mild night, i2—i4, fresherfurther of man. iran, a mild night, i2—i4, fresher further south. the odd mist and fog patch. dry and bright foremost on thursday for england and wales. cloudy with outbreaks of rain, north and west well through the day. staying that way for the south and east of scotland. north—west part of scotland and northern ireland should brighten up, fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band,it to the south—east of the rain band, it will head west wales by thursday. another mild if not warm day, 2i—22. milder air squeezed out as the weather front moves erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring bring to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. by the weekend fresher for forecast. by the weekend fresherf

western isles, rain all day long.amp late in the day. isolated showers for southern scotland, northern england. most of the uk having a dry day. mist and fog in the south clearing, some cloud through eastern england, sunny spells elsewhere into the afternoon, the best of which are around the coasts, feeling warmer than recent days. temperatures up a degree or so. winds lightest to the south and east on wednesday afternoon. strongest towards the north and west. across the western isles, we could see gale force winds before the day is out. the winds strengthen across the rest of scotland and northern ireland as we go into wednesday night. wednesday night into thursday, outbreaks of rain developing widely. a little bit of a rain shadow so not much rain towards the north—east of scotland. some rain into cumbria and the isle of man. around that rain band, a pretty mild night, 12—14 degrees, fresher further south. the odd mist and fog patch but a dry and bright start for most on thursday for england and wales. turning cloud

strongest was a north and west and it's the western isles we could see gale force winds develop of the wednesday night. wednesday into thursday outbreaks of rain developing quite widely although there will be a bit of rain so not much rain towards the northeast of scotland for the northeast of scotland for the northeast of scotland for the northeast of scotland but upgraded to cumbria and alameda that re been a pretty mild light is sort of a 12 to 14 degrees. treasure further south, odd mist and fog patch but a dry and bright start for most on thursday for england and wales without turning claudia with outbreaks of wayne that morning to southeast of northern ireland staying that way in the south and east of scotland but northwestern parts of scotland and the rest of norman islands of freshen up later on. to the southeast the band to wes wells ijy southeast the band to wes wells by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day, 21 to 20 degrees. malia get squeezed out as our weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the southeast corner heading int

western isles, rain all day long.to the west of northern ireland it will turn damp late in the day. isolated showers for southern scotland, northern england. most of the uk having a dry day. mist and fog in the south clearing, some cloud through eastern england, sunny spells elsewhere into the afternoon, the best of which are around the coasts, feeling warmer than recent days. temperatures up a degree or so. winds lightest to the south and east on wednesday afternoon. strongest towards the north and west. across the western isles, we could see gale force winds before the day is out. the winds strengthen across the rest of scotland and northern ireland as we go into wednesday night. wednesday night into thursday, outbreaks of rain developing widely. a little bit of a rain shadow so not much rain towards the north—east of scotland. some rain into cumbria and the isle of man. around that rain band, a pretty mild night, 12—14 degrees, fresher further south. the odd mist and fog patch but a dry and bright start for most on

across the western isles, we could see gale force winds before the day is out.s we go into wednesday night. wednesday night into thursday, outbreaks of rain developing widely. a little bit of a rain shadow so not much rain towards the north—east of scotland. some rain into cumbria and the isle of man. around that rain band, a pretty mild night, 12—1a degrees, fresher further south. the odd mist and fog patch but a dry and bright start for most on thursday for england and wales. turning cloudy with outbreaks of rain, north—west england, north and west wales through the day. that moving to the south—east of northern ireland and staying that way in the south and east of scotland. but north—western parts of scotland, the rest of northern ireland should brighten up, feeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor headi

on those winds, gusting through the morning up to 70 mph in the western isles of scotland, and reallyoasts and down towards the south—west as well. now, here's that band of rain around lunchtime, and then later on in the afternoon, it'll reach other parts of the uk. but the weather will improve out towards the northwest later on in the afternoon. within the band of rain, it'll be very windy and temperatures will be 12—14 celsius. then, friday night, that rain turns heavy in east anglia and the south—east, and eventually, it'll sweep into the near continent by the time we get to early saturday. and here is saturday. that low pressure is very broad and it's still driving our weather. in fact, the winds will remain brisk on saturday, although not quite as strong, but they will blow in some showers off the atlantic. they will be most frequent out towards the north—west here. hail and thunder is quite possible. in southern parts of the uk, given a bit of sunshine, it actually shouldn't be too bad at all. and later, saturday night into sunday, we are expecting another weather front to just

and then some heavy rain pushing through then some heavy rain pushing through the 0rkneys, the western islesooler than to date with a stronger breeze. the strongest of the went to the north of scotland where they could reach gale force later in the day. the weather fronts being gale force later in the day. the weatherfronts being pushed south quite quickly and we all see some rain sunday night into monday but then we open the door to colder north—westerly wind. the air coming all the way from the arctic. still feeling pleasant but the breeze will be noticeable. a mixture of sunshine and showers through the day on monday with showers rapidly pushing through on the strength of the wind which could be costing around 40, 50 miles an hour. it will feel chillier especially in the north of scotland with temperatures not getting into double figures for some. another chilly night to follow, the breeze moving west as we go into tuesday so eastern areas more likely to stay dry. later on the day cloud and rain in scotland and northern ireland. probably the coldest day of the week. rain in the west movin

a cooler day in the western isles. a cooler day tomorrow, temperatures 14—17, wins even colder and ill pick up to gale force later. all. see you soon. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the chancellor kwasi kwarteng has defended his tax cuts aimed at boosting economic growth, saying they're fair for all, but it's receiving a mixed reaction from the public. the labour leader sir keir starmer arrives in liverpool ahead of his party conference, telling crowds he'll set out the dividing lines between labour and the new tory government. violent anti—government protests continue in iran. police have arrested more than 700 people at least 35 people have been killed. world powers condemn the self—styled referendums being held in parts of ukraine on whether to join russia. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. a record breaking crowd at the emirates — as arsenal hammer north london rivals tottenham in the womens super league. northern ireland come from behind to beat k

to atlantic weather fronts and rain expected possibly northern ireland and quite likely in the western isleshere's the outlook next week it looks as though at times, the weather will be settled by those temperatures could reach 20 degrees and the south of the uk. have a good weekend. called inside man, continuing mondays at 9pm on bbc one. you can catch the first two episodes on iplayer. this comes from the fertile mind of stephen moffat, a great cast. there's dolly wells, stanley tucci and yourself. and actually david tennant is in it. hi, hi! yes! so, lydia, you play an investigative journalist. how do you fit into this twisty—turny story? so, i'm kind of... this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. "victory will be ours", that's what president putin told russians on red square on friday. it comes after a lavish signing ceremony at the kremlin in what is the biggest seizure of territory in europe since the second world war. translation: people | in luhansk and donetsk, kherson and zaporizhzhia are becoming our citizens forever. na

to atlantic weather fronts and rain expected possibly northern ireland and quite likely in the western islesd mid teens and here's the outlook next week it looks as though at times, the weather will be unsettled by those temperatures could reach 20 degrees in the south of the uk. have a good weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines. president putin has announced for illegally seized regions of ukraine are now part of russia. in moscow, he warned the west that he would protect the west that he would protect the territory with all means of russia's disposal. the annexation is assigned sign that vladimir putin is struggling. hurricane ian has made landfall in the us and slamming south carolina with winds of around a0 km and officials there in georgia say that they're preparing for dangerous conditions. it struck florida on wednesday as one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the us. police in afghanistan say at least 20 people, most of them young women, have been killed and many more wounded in a suicide

winds, gale force across the western isles.to thursday, outbreaks of rain developing widely, arena shadow so not my dream towards the north—east of scotland. some ran into cumbria and the isle of man. 12—40 degrees, fresher further south. the odd mist and fog patch, a dry and friday. outbreaks of rain through northwest england and wales, staying that way in the south east of scotland. north—western part of scotland and the rest of northern ireland should feel fresher later on, to the south—east of the rain band which will be into west wales by thursday, it will be another reasonably wild if not one day, 2122. milder air squeezed out. slow and erratic towards the south his corridor into friday, bringing rain to cardiff and london, shoring up the capital city forecast. fresheragain shoring up the capital city forecast. fresher again for many places, dry. there this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. this week, we are going green, alth

places and really quite chilly. 0n those winds, gusting through the morning up to 70 mph in the western islesest as well. now, here's that band of rain around lunchtime and then later on in the afternoon, it'll reach other parts of the uk. but the weather will improve out towards the north—west later on in the afternoon. within the band of rain, it'll be very windy and temperatures will be 12—14 celsius. then, friday night, that rain turns heavy in east anglia and the south—east and eventually, it'll sweep into the near continent by the time we get to early saturday. and here is saturday. that low pressure is very broad and it's still driving our weather. in fact, the winds will remain brisk on saturday, although not quite as strong, but they will blow in some showers off the atlantic. they will be most frequent out towards the north—west here. hail and thunder is quite possible. in southern parts of the uk, given a bit of sunshine, it actually shouldn't be too bad at all. and later, saturday night into sunday, we are expecting another weather front to just brush southern parts of the uk. som

that broad band of rain a good squeeze in the isobars here. and really quite chilly. mph in the western islesand then later on in the afternoon, it'll reach other parts of the uk. but the weather will improve out towards the north—west later on in the afternoon. within the band of rain, it'll be very windy and temperatures will be 12—14 celsius. heavy in east anglia and the south—east, by the time we get to early saturday. and here is saturday. that low pressure is very broad and it's still driving our weather. in fact, the winds will remain brisk on saturday, although not quite as strong, but they will blow in some showers off the atlantic. they will be most frequent out towards the north—west here. hail and thunder is quite possible. in southern parts of the uk, given a bit of sunshine, it actually shouldn't be too bad at all. another weather front to just brush southern parts of the uk. some uncertainty exactly how quickly that rain will clear away on sunday, but the thinking is by the time we get to the afternoon, most of us should have a dry day. of the united states, again, is likely to

on those winds, gusting through the morning up to 70 mph in the western isles of scotland, and reallyouthwest as well. now, here's that band of rain around lunchtime, and then later on in the afternoon, it'll reach other parts of the uk. but the weather will improve out towards the northwest later on in the afternoon. within the band of rain, it'll be very windy and temperatures will be 12—14 celsius. then, friday night, that rain turns heavy in east anglia and the southeast, and eventually, it'll sweep into the near continent by the time we get to early saturday. and here is saturday. that low pressure is very broad and it's still driving our weather. in fact, the winds will remain brisk on saturday, although not quite as strong, but they will blow in some showers off the atlantic. they will be most frequent out towards the northwest here. hail and thunder is quite possible. it southern parts of the uk, given a bit of sunshine, it actually shouldn't be too bad at all. and later, saturday night into sunday, we are expecting another weather front to just brush southern parts of the uk.

on those winds, gusting through the morning up to 70 mph in the western isles of scotland, and reallyaround lunchtime, and then later on in the afternoon, it'll reach other parts of the uk. but the weather will improve out towards the northwest later on in the afternoon. within the band of rain, it'll be very windy and temperatures will be 12—14 celsius. then, friday night, that rain turns heavy in east anglia and the southeast, and eventually, it'll sweep into the near continent by the time we get to early saturday. and here is saturday. that low pressure is very broad and it's still driving our weather. in fact, the winds will remain brisk on saturday, although not quite as strong, but they will blow in some showers off the atlantic. they will be most frequent out towards the northwest here. hail and thunder is quite possible. it southern parts of the uk, given a bit of sunshine, it actually shouldn't be too bad at all. and later, saturday night into sunday, we are expecting another weather front to just brush southern parts of the uk. some uncertainty exactly how quickly that rain

to atlantic weather fronts and rain expected possibly northern ireland and quite likely in the western isles the outlook next week it looks as though at times, the weather will be unsettled by those temperatures could reach 20 degrees and the south of the uk. have a good weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist and author shyama perera and martin bentham, home affairs editor

a bit more patchy rain into the western isles of scotland. 17 to 19, maybe 20 degrees in the south, soousands of people who have queued to see the queen lying—in—state, as preparations for the funeral begin. and i'm calcium madeira live in westminster where those final people are still waiting to file past two majesty's casket, they are the last people to do so. hundreds of world leaders and foreign dignitaries attended a reception hosted by king charles at buckingham palace. canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau paid tribute to the queen. i first ifirst met her majesty i first met her majesty when i was seven years old, and her presence throughout my life has been constant, inspiring, and graceful. more than 10,000 police officers will be on duty in london to oversee the funeral —the biggest single gathering of global statesmen and women in living memory. welcome to westminster. the final people are filing through the queue we have been watching for so many days here, they are now the final people to get to westminster hall, to make that finaljourney, past the casket of her majesty. t

the far south—east until the evening hours, but this was the picture early on in stornoway, the western islesand still blustery showers and if we look at the rain amounts due today, areas in the north west with 40 or 50 millimetres but even england and wales between five and ten millimetres which is good news for the area still impacted by drought. into the evening, the rain eventually sweeps into east anglia, the south—east, driven in by strong, gusty winds of about 30 or 40 mph, gusting around the stage in the evening and temperature is still reasonably mild between 13 and 16 degrees across northern areas and down to the south—east, 15 or 16 but not feeling warm where you have the heavy rain and brisk winds as well but through tonight the rain will clear from the south—east and the wind is easing a bit but a westerly direction driving and more showers in western areas and more showers in western areas and keeping things mild and single figures across these areas first thing. a day of sunshine and showers and much less windy than today but a blustery breeze coming in from the west and we wil

places and really quite chilly. 0n those winds, gusting through the morning up to 70 mph in the western islesl. now, here's that band of rain around lunchtime, and then later on in the afternoon, it'll reach other parts of the uk. but the weather will improve out towards the north—west later on in the afternoon. within the band of rain, it'll be very windy and temperatures will be 12—14 celsius. then, friday night, that rain turns heavy in east anglia and the south—east, and eventually, it'll sweep into the near continent by the time we get to early saturday. and here is saturday. that low pressure is very broad and it's still driving our weather. in fact, the winds will remain brisk on saturday, although not quite as strong, but they will blow in some showers off the atlantic. they will be most frequent out towards the north—west here. hail and thunder is quite possible. in southern parts of the uk, given a bit of sunshine, it actually shouldn't be too bad at all. and later, saturday night into sunday, we are expecting another weather front to just brush southern parts of the uk. some uncert

a week, warm front will give us patchy rain and drizzle across the western isles, approaching north—west. also some outbreaks of rain, light and patchy for much of rain, light and patchy for much of wales, too. plenty of cloud, a few brighter spells, and temperatures will be higher across the board reaching the mid to the high teens. 0n the board reaching the mid to the high teens. on monday night, it's a lot milder, many of our temperatures are expected to stay in double figures, and this is tuesday. for most of us we will see a dry day, high pressure still dominates, and it weakens these weather fronts trying to push on for the north—west. still result in western scotland, perhaps in northern ireland as we head through the course of the day. temperatures will peak in the high teens, 18, 19 celsius per both england and central england two. weather fronts will move down from the north—west, this more active front on thursday could possibly stall, and some of this rain is likely to pep up at times too. turning a lot more unsettled by the end of the working week, then cooler, with more of

strengthen and a weather front will bring some rain, some of it heavier come across the northern and western isles across england and wales, behind the wind direction changing to more of a northerly and that will drive in some showers through scotland and northern ireland. the cloud, wind and the rain it won't be quite as cold a star, the rain has to clear way and then it's going to be a case of sunny spells in blustery showers. the wind direction related key feature to monday's weather, gusts in excess of 40 perhaps 50 miles an hour on exposed west facing coast, making it feel a little chillier than of late. top temperatures of 8-16 c.

around an mile distorts the northwest of scotland but here we have cloud not bricks of rain and western islesng and the bit in the afternoon and sunniest in a bit milder in recent days with the exception being northwest scotland were the ones with touch gale force at times and when he strode to the night here and outbreaks of rain developing quite extensively through scotland, northern ireland and some will be heavier. the further south and east you are, be a dry bright start to thursday with ms sunny spells even more sports of the rain pushing and across northern england and was well split that rain hits the southeast corner and drier but fresher weather develops from the north. welcome to newsday — reporting live from singapore — i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... as the future of ukraine hangs in the balance — the un secretary—general warns of a winter of discontent. exhuming the dead — we report from one city in eastern ukraine where the bodies of civilians are being dug up. further protests across iran and the deaths in custody of a young woman accused of breaking the islamic dress c

the day than a short lived band of heavy rain through 0rkney, shetland, also to skegness in the western isleslines. the chancellor kwasi kwarteng has defended his tax cuts aimed at boosting economic growth, saying they're fair for all, but it's receiving a mixed reaction from the public. the labour leader sir keir starmer arrives in liverpool ahead of his party conference, telling crowds he'll set out the dividing lines between labour and the new tory government. violent anti—government protests continue in iran. police have arrested more than 700 people at least 35 people have been killed. world powers condemn the self—styled referendums being held in parts of ukraine on whether to join russia.

very strong winds, western isles gusting 70 mph, and many western coasts through the early afternoon also getting buffeted by strong winds as the weather front sweeps through. quite a broad area of rain, all of us eventually get rain, but come the afternoon in places like belfast the weather will improve. a wet and windy night out towards the south—east, places like certainly london in for soaking through friday night. this is a broad area of low pressure stretching almost from greenland to scandinavia, so through this area of low pressure we will see a rush of wind pushing in showers, some of them quite heavy out towards the north—west of the uk. despite that, temperatures reaching 19 degrees. some uncertaintyjust how reaching 19 degrees. some uncertainty just how wet reaching 19 degrees. some uncertaintyjust how wet it reaching 19 degrees. some uncertainty just how wet it will reaching 19 degrees. some uncertaintyjust how wet it will be in the morning across the south and south—east on sunday, the thinking is rain should clear away and then we are in for a decent day with sunny spe

on those winds, gusting through the morning up to 70 mph in the western isles of scotland, and reallyemperatures will be 12—14 celsius. then, friday night, that rain turns heavy in east anglia and the southeast, and eventually, it�*ll sweep into the near continent by the time we get to early saturday. and here is saturday. that low pressure is very broad and it�*s still driving our weather. in fact, the winds will remain brisk on saturday, although not quite as strong, but they will blow in some showers off the atlantic. they will be most frequent out towards the northwest here. hail and thunder is quite possible. it southern parts of the uk, given a bit of sunshine, it actually shouldn�*t be too bad at all. and later, saturday night into sunday, we are expecting another weather front to just brush southern parts of the uk. some uncertainty exactly how quickly that rain will clear away on sunday, but the thinking is by the time we get to the afternoon, most of us should have a dry day. just before i go, an update on tropical storm ian — it�*s out in the atlantic, but the second landfa

temperatures up to 26 celsius across parts of east anglia, beautiful sunsets like this one on the western islesgyll and bute. heavy rain starting to push up from the south—west, and that continues to work its way north and east, some clearer skies, probably not reaching the far north of scotland. 0nce probably not reaching the far north of scotland. once again it is another muggy and warm night, temperatures not much lower than 15 or16 temperatures not much lower than 15 or 16 celsius. here is our rain through tomorrow morning, clearing north eastwards across scotland, and behind it some spells of sunshine. i'm sure you can pick out some of those showers, they will become heavy and thundery, some hit and miss, but they stuck to become more frequent through the afternoon, particularly across south—west england and into wales, a few pushing their way eastwards and a good deal of sunshine across northern ireland and much of england. quite breezy for these irish sea coasts, and the rain likely to linger. the shower start to push their way northwards across the uk, bringing rain in places that could

very strong winds, western isles gusting 70 mph, and many western coasts through the early afternoon

north—west of the country and we end the night with a little bit of patchy rain working into the western islesle figures for some, otherwise with clear spells, temperatures about 7—9. a chilly start to the day, monday, for quite a few of you. the threat of light rain across the eastern areas, but otherwise a dry day with a bit of cloud, bright or sunny spells. temperatures coming up an odd degree, 16 for glasgow, 18 belfast, 18—19 for cardiff and london. the week ahead stays quiet until we get to thursday when these more active weather fronts start to push in off the atlantic and they will bring heavy rain to north—western areas of the uk, weather fronts staggering towards the south—east by the end of the week. tuesday, the thickest cloud across northwest areas, splashes of rain but no significant amount. variable cloud with some bright or sunny spells and temperatures climbing an odd degree, up to 20 around the cardiff area. quite quiet until thursday when you see the wind pick—up, a band of rain moves from the western that could be heavy for a time. that is your weather. goodbye. this is bbc

to atlantic weather fronts and rain expected possibly northern ireland and quite likely in the western islesin, where russia formally annexed 15% of ukrainian territory. translation: people in luhansk and donetsk. _ translation: people in luhansk and donetsk, and _ translation: people in luhansk and donetsk, and the _ translation: people in luhansk and donetsk, and the preacher. and donetsk, and the preacher are becoming our citizens. also in the programme: pressure on the tech giants as a coroner rules social media did play a part in the suicide of british teenager molly russell.

north west of the country and we end the night with a little bit of patchy rain working into the western isles morning for quite a few of you. again, the threat of a little bit of light rain across these north western areas, but otherwise it's a dry day with quite a bit of cloud, just a few bright or sunny spells. temperatures coming up degrees of 16 or so for glasgow, 18 for belfast, 18 to 19 for cardiff and for london. now, the week ahead stays pretty quiet until we get to thursday, when these more active weather fronts start to push in off the atlantic from the northwest and they'll bring some heavier rain to north western areas of the uk. the weather fronts eventually staggering their way towards the southeast by the end of the week. tuesday, then, the thickest cloud again across north western areas of the uk. a few splashes of light rain, but no significant amounts. again, it's a day of variable cloud with some bright or sunny spells and temperatures just climbing an odd degree again up to 20, this time around the cardiff area. as i say, it's quite quiet until thursday. that's when we see

cloud thickening over the north—west and we end the night with some patchy rain working into the western islesble figures for some. otherwise, about 7-9. a figures for some. otherwise, about 7—9. a cold start on monday for quite a few of you. the threat of rain over north—western areas but otherwise dry with quite a bit of cloud, just a few sunny spells. temperatures coming up, 16 in glasgow, 18 in belfast, 18 and 19 for london. the week ahead staying pretty quiet until we get to thursday when these active weather fronts start to push in from the atlantic, bringing heavy rain to north—western uk. the weatherfronts staggering to the south—east by the end of the week. tuesday, the thickest cloud across north—western areas, some splashes of light rain but no significant amounts. variable cloud with some bright or sunny spells and temperatures climbing the art degree, up to 20 around cardiff. —— climbing the odd degree. this is bbc news, welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm katty kay. our top stories. king charles arrives at buckingham palace, where he'll hold a recep

on those winds, gusting through the morning up to 70 mph in the western isles of scotland, and really is saturday. that low pressure is very broad and it's still driving our weather. in fact, the winds will remain brisk on saturday, although not quite as strong, but they will blow in some showers off the atlantic. they will be most frequent out towards the north—west here. hail and thunder is quite possible. it southern parts of the uk, given a bit of sunshine, it actually shouldn't be too bad at all. and later, saturday night into sunday, we are expecting another weather front to just brush southern parts of the uk. some uncertainty exactly how quickly that rain will clear away on sunday, but the thinking is by the time we get to the afternoon, most of us should have a dry day. just before i go, an update on tropical storm ian — it's out in the atlantic, but the second landfall is now expected on the south carolina coast. and the storm surge around the south—east of the united states, again, is likely to cause problems and heavy rain inland as well. bye— bye. we need to do is we do n

easing through the western isles.ut by sunday what is best for the drier weather, the further south, the chance of heavy rain which could affect the london marathon. more on that later. thank you, we will see you later on. there's a warning this morning that parents whose children miss school face a postcode lottery when it comes to attendance fines. a new bbc investigation has found that some local authorities handed out thousands of such penalties — while in other areas there were none. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys has been speaking to young people about some of the reasons why pupils are missing school. he raps: thought about my life, got my mind, you know - i want my fix and so... it's in music bradley really expresses himself. he raps: it's been too long. i don't know how we even got like this. at first i was a happy kipper. now my life is... the grief and loss since his dad died suddenly last year. he raps: i've been in my zone just thinking. - mum wishing that she gets old. but i ain't got no—one to kee

ending the night with rain working into the western isles and with the cloudy weather, temperatures inpells. temperatures coming up. the week ahead stays quiet until we get to thursday, when more active weather fronts pushing off the atlantic from the north—west. they will bring heavy rain to north—western areas. weather front staggering towards the south—east by the end of the week. tuesday, the thickest cloud across north—western areas. some light rain but no significant amounts. a day of variable cloud with bright and sunny spells. temperatures climbing to 20 around the cardiff area. quiet until thursday, when we see the winter pick up and rain moves in from the west. that could be heavy macro time. that is the latest weather. goodbye. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. king charles prepares to host a buckingham palace reception for the dignatories in london who are here to attend queen elizabeth's funeral. president biden is among the hundreds of world leaders now in london for the service that will take place at westminster abbey on mo

herfor her interviewed her for her 70th birthday and her idea of a holiday is selling around the western islest she almost never went on holiday anywhere else. you could count the number of foreign holidays the queen had that were not in scotland almost on one hand. given any opportunity, that was where she would rather be. you soke was where she would rather be. you spoke earlier— was where she would rather be. you spoke earlier about the people who had met her occasionally. we are going to hear now from somebody who was lucky enough to have performed for her majesty the queen, the violinist nicola benedetti. the first time i _ violinist nicola benedetti. the first time i had _ violinist nicola benedetti. tie: first time i had the honour of meeting the queen was a historic day in scotland and the opening of the scottish parliament building. i was 16. so many dignitaries there, but of course, the highlight for everyone was her presence. i was taken to and introduced to her in the middle of hundreds of faces, and she was extremely funny and complementary and friendly and congratulated me on the

they had been on a cruise on the western isles. and just the photographs.py to tell about. we talked about the queen and her— happy to tell about. we talked about the queen and her faith _ happy to tell about. we talked about the queen and her faith and - happy to tell about. we talked about the queen and her faith and how- the queen and her faith and how important it was. we do not want you to betray personal discussions but you got a sense of that? i do to betray personal discussions but you got a sense of that?— you got a sense of that? i do not think ou you got a sense of that? i do not think you can _ you got a sense of that? i do not think you can separate _ you got a sense of that? i do not think you can separate the i you got a sense of that? i do not| think you can separate the queen you got a sense of that? i do not i think you can separate the queen and herfaith. they are part think you can separate the queen and her faith. they are part of her dna. herfaith was so her faith. they are part of her dna. her faith was so strong, part of her. hertitl

and her— of a bond between the western isles and her majesty the queen.sort of showy way. at every station, there were people on _ sort of showy way. at every station, there were people on the _ sort of showy way. at every station, there were people on the bridges i sort of showy way. at every station, l there were people on the bridges and at level— there were people on the bridges and at level crossings. almost everybody in the _ at level crossings. almost everybody in the borders was there. this particular— in the borders was there. this particular day saw her as the longest— particular day saw her as the longest serving monarch that the uk has ever— longest serving monarch that the uk has ever had. it was really a pleasure _ has ever had. it was really a pleasure for us to have her on the royal— pleasure for us to have her on the royal train, — pleasure for us to have her on the royaltrain, meet pleasure for us to have her on the royal train, meet the crew and see the locomotive on such a day. a long life can pass — the locomotive on such a day. a lon

far south—east until the evening hours, but this was the picture early on in stornoway and the western isles through the night the rain will clearfrom the through the night the rain will clear from the south—east and the wind is easing a bit but still quite blustery in the west, driving and more showers to northern and western areas overnight and enough of a breeze and showers around to keep things mild, so most of us in double figures and we could see single figures and we could see single figures across northern areas first thing. through the day tomorrow, day of sunshine and showers, much less windy than today but still a noticeable blustery breeze from the west and we will see most of the showers in northern and western areas but there will be one or two further south and east and we could see 19 or 20 degrees on the far south—east but further north the mid—teens. as we move through saturday night into sunday we have this waving weather front moving in from the south. a bit of uncertainty about how far north it will reach but it is the london marathon on sunday which could be impacted by