at the same time rain will gradually continue to retreat north and west across the northern and western islesghter winds as well in comparison to yesterday. it's going to feel very mild out there. temperatures ranging between 11 and 17 or 18 celsius as a high. tomorrow, remembrance sunday could once again start off with some low clouds, some mist and fog around. slow to ease away from eastern england, the best of the sunshine further west and by the middle of the afternoon, we'll see cloud and rain gradually starting to make its presence felt into northern ireland. top temperatures, though, 12 to 18 celsius. take care. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... ukrainians celebrate into the night as russia withdraws thousands of soldiers from the city of kherson after months of occupation. in the us, both parties are neck and neck to control the senate, after former astronaut and democrat mark kelly is re—elected in arizona. former uk health secretary matt hancock has said he is looking for forgiveness on tv show i'm a celebrity get me out of here. new zealand have beaten england to win the wo

at the same time rain will gradually continue to retreat north and west across the northern and western isles. lighter winds as well in comparison to yesterday. it's going to feel very mild out there. temperatures ranging between 11 and 17 or 18 celsius as a high. tomorrow, remembrance sunday could once again start off with some low cloud, some mist and fog around. slow to ease away from eastern england, the best of the sunshine further west and by the middle of the afternoon, we'll see cloud and rain gradually starting to make its presence felt into northern ireland. top temperatures, though, 12 to 18 celsius. take care. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the ukrainian government says national morale has been given a huge boost by the recapture of the city of kherson after months of occupation. in the us, the democrats have taken a step closer to retaining control of the senate, as mark kelly is re—elected in arizona. allies of the uk justice secretary dominic raab have defended his conduct, after reports he behaved aggressively towards staff during his previous stint in the role. meanwh

at the same time rain will gradually continue to retreat north and west across the northern and western isles well in comparison to yesterday. it's going to feel very mild out there. temperatures ranging between 11 and 17 or 18 celsius as a high. tomorrow, remembrance sunday could once again start off with some low clouds, some mist and fog around. slow to ease away from eastern england, the best of the sunshine further west and by the middle of the afternoon, we'll see cloud and rain gradually starting to make its presence felt into northern ireland. top temperatures, though, 12 to 18 celsius. take care. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the ukrainian government says national morale has been given a huge boost by the recapture of the city of kherson after months of occupation. in the us, the democrats have taken a step closer to retaining control of the senate, as mark kelly is re—elected in arizona. allies of the uk justice secretary dominic raab have defended his conduct, after reports he behaved aggressively towards staff during his previous stint in the role. meanwhile, former uk h

the winds generally lighter for most, but could still be fairly gusty for the western isles of scotlandny showers. slightly colder night than recently. temperatures could get low enough for a touch of frost across parts of north—east scotland, maybe north—east england, where the skies do stay clear. so, for the week ahead it's looking much drier across the uk, but with lighter winds that could bring some issues with the lingering fog, and it will gradually start to turn colder, as well. monday, for many, starts mainly dry with some sunshine, but still with some showers around. it will start to fade across scotland, northern ireland and north west england, but will keep some going through parts of wales, south—west england and also some southern coastal counties and the channel islands. could see that fog lingering across parts of north—east scotland. for many, though, it's a dry day with some sunshine. feeling a little cooler compared to the weekend. so, 9—12 celsius the top temperature, and with light winds on tuesday that overnight mist and fog once again could be slow to clear. there

winds will still have a bit of strength to them across some western coast, irish sea coast, the western islesonger gusts for a while, but it will be a slightly chillier night than recently where we have the clear skies through parts of north east england and eastern scotland. that could just lead to a touch of frost, but most will be frost free. so for the week ahead, things are looking much drier across the uk. could see some issues with lingering fog, reducing the visibility and it will be turning colder, particularly for the end of the week. it's a chilly start to monday, but dry and bright for many. finally, that rain should have cleared away from south east england and east anglia. still some showers to contend with, though, for north west england. wales, south west england's southern coastal counties may take all day for those showers to clear away. but for many dry with some spells of sunshine, the temperature is down somewhat compared to the weekend. so 9 to 12 or 13 celsius. tuesday for some could be a fairly gloomy day as lingering fog continues through the morning in places it shou

particularly in the north and west and particularly of scotland, with gales across the northern and western isleshlands as well. still with hail and thunder here and some snow over the hills and mountains, but fewer showers, less heavy elsewhere. 12 to 14, slightly less windy, so feeling more pleasant out and about. but then through saturday night, it turns quite chilly. we could see a touch of frost, a little bit of patchy mist and fog as well. and further north and west, yes, more rain to come as we head into the weekend. now, it looks as if it'll be initially, for western and northern areas, with the ridge of high pressure holding on in eastern areas for the start of saturday. so the rain may not arrive here until after dark for east anglia and the south—east. but for most, it'll be cloudier with some hill fog, strong winds again returning, potentially gales in southern and western areas. heavy rain here as well. these are the gusts of wind, as you can see, through the day on saturday. so another blustery old day, but mild. temperatures about 12 to 14 celsius. even in the north, ii and 12, so

the winds generally lighter for most, but could still be fairly gusty for the western isles of scotlandand particularly gusty in association with any showers. slightly colder night than recently. temperatures could get low enough for a touch of frost across parts of north—east scotland, maybe north—east england, where the skies do stay clear. so, for the week ahead it's looking much drier across the uk, but with lighter winds that could bring some issues with the lingering fog, and it will gradually start to turn colder, as well. monday, for many, starts mainly dry with some sunshine, but still with some showers around. it will start to fade across scotland, northern ireland and north west england, but will keep some going through parts of wales, south—west england and also some southern coastal counties and the channel islands. could see that fog lingering across parts of north—east scotland. for many, though, it's a dry day with some sunshine. feeling a little cooler compared to the weekend. so, 9—12 celsius the top temperature, and with light winds on tuesday that overnight mist and

northeast england, perhaps, too — but some gusty winds, especially for irish sea coasts and the western islesoding across the uk, with highs of 11—14 celsius. now through saturday night, we see that band of rain continuing to push its way eastwards — again, some of that will be heavy. the strongest winds extending to eastern coasts. behind it, something clearer across many western areas, though a few showers starting to push in from the west. it will be a very mild night, with temperatures for some holding up to ten or 11 celsius, and not much lower than six or seven at their lowest. so, as we head into sunday, here's our frontal system — but notice how it's lingering very close to the southeast of england, so we'll keep a hang—back of cloud, and also potentially some outbreaks of rain across parts of southeast england, maybe east anglia, too, through the morning. behind it, for many, some good spells of sunshine, but further showers will be pushing into western areas, and those are likely to become quite blustery again with some strong winds for irish sea coasts. the winds should start to ea

with gales across the northern and western isles. across the highlands as well.here. 12 to iii. feeling more pleasant out and about. 0n to iii. feeling more pleasant out and about. on saturday night it turns quite chilly, we can see a touch of frost and some fog as well. further north more rain to come. it looks as though it will be initially for western and northern areas with a ridge of high pressure in eastern areas. the rain may not arrive until after dark in east anglia and the south—east but for most it will be cloudier with some hill fog and strong winds returning gales in eastern areas. heavy rain here as well. here are the ghost of the win through saturday. a blustery day but mild with temperatures around 12 or 14 mild with temperatures around 12 or iii celsius even in the north. well above where they should be for this time of year. a mild night will follow because that rain will push steadily eastward and become slow moving across southern and eastern areas. that is the? for the weekend, how quickly that rain clears away. it could stagnate in the south

we will see rain initially for the western isles and parts of highland — that area of rain will trackinantly dry, the odd spot of drizzle in the west, best of the sunshine towards the east. but gusts of wind once again, a realfeature — 30—a0mph for many of us, 50mph across parts of scotland and through the irish sea, too. and temperatures 16—17 for most of us, but as high as 19 celsius for the northeast of scotland, probably the warm spot during armistice day on friday. so, through the day, then, we'll be seeing this area very we'll be seeing this area of rain moving a bit further south for a time, and then, starting to return northwards overnight and on into saturday morning. so, still very mild, not quite as mild as first thing friday morning, though. we're down into single figures across parts of scotland. so, through the day on saturday, there's that area of rain clearing to the north, slowly, just sitting up towards the northern isles for longest. but elsewhere, after mist and fog clear away from parts of england and wales, should be a bit more sunshine coming through. lighter wi

wind is not quite as strong as they have been recently, still quite gusty, particularly for the western islest band of rain will cling to east anglia and south—east england through tonight, clearer skies behind it but showers pushing into western areas, fog developing through parts of north—east england. it will be a cold night. so we start monday morning on a colder note than recently but a good deal of sunshine for many all that fog could linger across north—east england, showers developing, if you across north—west england and scotland, but we will keep some going through wales, south—west england and southern coastal counties. temperatures down compared to the weekend so high of 9-12, compared to the weekend so high of 9—12, may be the week ahead, high pressure becomes more of a dominant feature, and that high pressure generally keeping frontal systems at bay, but with high pressure comes light winds which means that overnight fog link in some areas through tuesday, there will be bright or sunny spells, particularly the further west you are, but where we have the lingering fog it will hav

cloud, some mist and drizzle on western coasts, some very heavy rain sitting in the northern and western islesnied by winds up to 70 mph but look at the temperatures, 11-17 , that is 63 but look at the temperatures, ii—i7 , that is 63 fahrenheit. warm by day but even warmer through the night. record november minimums looking around 15 or 16 degrees across the country but look at this, as we start friday morning, we maik twelsiek some record—breaking temperatures through the night, with the highest minimum is about record at —— we may well see record—breaking temperatures. thanks, louise. and that's bbc news at ten on tuesday the 8th of november. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with victoria derbyshire which is just getting underway on bbc two. they will be talking about sir gavin williamson and his resignation. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, but from the ten team, it's goodnight. hello, welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. wi

northeast england, perhaps, too, but some gusty winds, especially for irish sea coasts and the western islesinuing to push its way eastwards — again, some of that will be heavy, the strongest winds extending to eastern coast. behind it, something clearer across many western areas, though a few showers starting to push in from the west. it will be a very mild night, with temperatures for some holding up to 10—11 celsius, and not much lower than 6—7 at their lowest. so, as we head into sunday, here's our frontal system — but notice how it's lingering very close to the southeast of england. so we'll keep a hang—back of cloud, and also potentially some outbreaks of rain across parts of southeast england, maybe east anglia, too, through the morning. behind it, for many, some good spells of sunshine, but further showers will be pushing into western areas, and those are likely become quite blustery again with some strong winds for irish sea coast. the winds should start to ease through the day across eastern areas. not quite as mild as it would have been on saturday, but temperatures still quite wi

particularly in the north and west and particularly of scotland, with gales across the northern and western islesder here and some snow over the hills and mountains, but fewer showers, less heavy elsewhere. 12 to 14, slightly less windy, so feeling more pleasant out and about. but then through saturday night, it turns quite chilly. we could see a touch of frost, a little bit of patchy mist and fog as well. and further north and west, yes, more rain to come as we head into the weekend. now, it looks as if it'll be initially, for western and northern areas, with the ridge of high pressure holding on in eastern areas for the start of saturday. so the rain may not arrive here until after dark for east anglia and the south—east. but for most, it'll be cloudier with some hill fog, strong winds again returning, potentially gales in southern and western areas. heavy rain here as well. these are the gusts of wind, as you can see, through the day on saturday. so another blustery old day, but mild. temperatures about 12 to 14 celsius. even in the north, 11 and 12, so well above where they should be for this

particularly in the north and west and particularly of scotland, with gales across the northern and western islese snow over the hills and mountains, but fewer showers, less heavy elsewhere. 12 to 1a, slightly less windy, so feeling more pleasant out and about. but then through saturday night, it turns quite chilly. we could see a touch of frost, a little bit of patchy mist and fog as well. and further north and west, yes, more rain to come as we head into the weekend. now, it looks as if it'll be initially, for western and northern areas, with the ridge of high pressure holding on in eastern areas for the start of saturday. so the rain may not arrive here until after dark for east anglia and the south—east. but for most, it'll be cloudier with some hill fog, strong winds again returning, potentially gales in southern and western areas. heavy rain here as well. these are the gusts of wind, as you can see, through the day on saturday. so another blustery old day, but mild. temperatures about 12 to 1a celsius. even in the north, 11 and 12, so well above where they should be for this time of year. a

we will see rain initially for the western isles and parts of highland — that area of rain will trackdoes so. england and wales predominantly dry, the odd spot of drizzle in the west, best of the sunshine towards the east. but gusts of wind once again, a realfeature — 30—a0mph for many of us, 50mph across parts of scotland and through the irish sea, too. and temperatures 16—17 for most of us, but as high as 19 celsius for the northeast of scotland, probably the warmest spot during armistice day on friday. so, through the day, then, we'll be seeing this area of rain moving a bit further south for a time, and then, starting to return northwards overnight and on into saturday morning, so still very mild, not quite as mild as first thing friday morning, though. we're down into single figures across parts of scotland. so, through the day on saturday, there's that area of rain clearing to the north, slowly, just sitting up towards the northern isles for longest. but elsewhere, after mist and fog clear away from parts of england and wales, should be a bit more sunshine coming through. lighte

the winds generally lighter for most, but could still be fairly gusty for the western isles of scotland colder night than recently. temperatures could get low enough for a touch of frost across parts of north—east scotland, maybe north—east england, where the skies do stay clear. so, for the week ahead it's looking much drier across the uk, but with lighter winds that could bring some issues with the lingering fog, and it will gradually start to turn colder as well. monday, for many, starts mainly dry with some sunshine, but still with some showers around. it will start to fade across scotland, northern ireland and north—west england, but will keep some going through parts of wales, south—west england and also some southern coastal counties and the channel islands. could see that fog lingering across parts of north—east scotland. for many, though, it's a dry day with some sunshine, feeling a little cooler compared to the weekend. so, 9—12 celsius the top temperature, and with light winds on tuesday, that overnight mist and fog once again could be slow to clear. there will be some bright

north—west of northern ireland as we head through wednesday and perhaps later in the day across the western islesomy in places with some overnight mist and fog lingering. the best chance of any breaks in that will be four more western areas and those to the west of high ground. temperatures for the middle part of the week — generally six to nine celsius. could see 11 or 12 across south—west england in the best of the sunshine. what we start to see through wednesday and thursday onwards is this dominant area of high pressure across the east of europe really exerting its influence over us, and what that starts to do with these east or south easterly winds, it starts to push some slightly colder air towards us. it won't be very cold but it will be feeling colder than it has recently. thursday, once again, with light winds might be rather grey and gloomy. some lingering fog in places. best chance of any brightness will be the further west you are. really starting to see that impact of the temperatures, the mist and the low cloud. so 7—10 c the top temperature, but it could be a few degrees lower wher

elsewhere, the heavy persistence rain in scotland retreating to the northern and western isles, a fairo northern ireland. we are likely to see highs of between 11 and 15 further south we could see 17 or 18 into the afternoon. that's my theme not only continues by day but through the night. temperatures not falling very far particularly in the west where we keep the cloud. but i see some single figures and yet again, lighterwinds, we see some single figures and yet again, lighter winds, we could see some stubborn mist and fog forming. that is worth bearing in mind if you are up and offer early. it will stay on the mild side but it could be quite a murky start. hopefully, that grey theme will slowly brighten as we go through the day allowing for some time to come through particularly out in the west but thatis particularly out in the west but that is a chance close to those north sea coast of that cloud and fog will linger. 0ut north sea coast of that cloud and fog will linger. out of the west by the end of the afternoon, we will see a rain arriving but it won't be really until the end o

we will see rain initially for the western isles and parts of highland — that area of rain will trackowards the east. but gusts of wind once again, a realfeature — 30—a0mph for many of us, 50mph across parts of scotland and through the irish sea, too. and temperatures 16—17 for most of us, but as high as 19 celsius for the northeast of scotland, probably the warmest spot during armistice day on friday. so, through the day, then, we�*ll be seeing this area of rain moving a bit further south for a time, and then, starting to return northwards overnight and on into saturday morning, so still very mild, not quite as mild as first thing friday morning, though. we�*re down into single figures across parts of scotland. so, through the day on saturday, there�*s that area of rain clearing to the north, slowly, just sitting up towards the northern isles for longest. but elsewhere, after mist and fog clear away from parts of england and wales, should be a bit more sunshine coming through. lighter winds than we�*ve seen, 17—18 towards the south, mid—teens further north. and for remembrance sunday

the winds generally lighter for most, but could still be fairly gusty for the western isles of scotlandan recently. temperatures could get low enough for a touch of frost across parts of north—east scotland, maybe north—east england, where the skies do stay clear. so, for the week ahead it's looking much drier across the uk, but with lighter winds that could bring some issues with the lingering fog, and it will gradually start to turn colder as well. monday, for many, starts mainly dry with some sunshine, but still with some showers around. it will start to fade across scotland, northern ireland and north—west england, but will keep some going through parts of wales, south—west england and also some southern coastal counties and the channel islands. could see that fog lingering across parts of north—east scotland. for many, though, it's a dry day with some sunshine, feeling a little cooler compared to the weekend. so, 9—12 celsius the top temperature, and with light winds on tuesday, that overnight mist and fog once again could be slow to clear. there will be some bright or sunny spells

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

particularly in the north and west and particularly in scotland with gales across the northern and western isleslands. still with hail and thunder and snow over the hills and mountains but fewer showers, less heavy elsewhere, 12—14, less windy so feeling more pleasant out and about. saturday it turns quite chilly, we could see a touch of frost. sam patchy mist and fog as well and further north and west, more rain to come as we head into the weekend. it looks as though it will be initially for western and northern areas. there is a ridge of high pressure holding on in eastern areas for the start of saturday. the rain may not arrive here until after dark for east anglia and the south—east, but for most, cloudy with hill fog and strong winds returning, potentially gales in southern and western areas, heavy rain here as well, and these are the wind gusts through the day on saturday. another blustery day but mild, temperatures around 12—14 celsius, even in the north, ii—i2, well above what they should be for this time of year, and a mild night will follow because that rain will push eastwards, but be

gales expected in the western isles.es continue to rain in the south and this is where it will be mild, too around ten or 11 degrees, clear skies will lead to temperatures of 6 degrees in scotland. that is a big area of low pressure, that cloud on the satellite picture i showed you, still with us on sunday. but that weather front still hasn't quite cleared the extreme south and the south—east so tomorrow, and it will take time before it moves away. tomorrow will be damp and wet for quite some time. in fact in the south—east and east anglia, it could end up being a pretty wet afternoon. 0ut across the rest of the country, a mixture of sunny spells and occasional showers. temperatures tomorrow will be about the same. monday and into next week, the low pressure moves away. in fact it dies a death there. and this temporary area of high pressure, this ridge, starts to build in. remnants of the rain clearing away towards the east and then this area of high pressure builds in, topples over the uk. that means that the winds will

winds will still have a bit of strength to them across some western coast, irish sea coast, the western islest will be a slightly chillier night than recently where we have the clear skies through parts of north east england and eastern scotland. that could just lead to a touch of frost, but most will be frost free. so for the week ahead, things are looking much drier across the uk. could see some issues with lingering fog, reducing the visibility and it will be turning colder, particularly for the end of the week. it's a chilly start to monday, but dry and bright for many. finally, that rain should have cleared away from south east england and east anglia. still some showers to contend with, though, for north west england. wales, south west england's southern coastal counties may take all day for those showers to clear away. but for many dry with some spells of sunshine, the temperature is down somewhat compared to the weekend. so 9 to 12 or 13 celsius. tuesday for some could be a fairly gloomy day as lingering fog continues through the morning in places it should thin and break. and there w

some rain in the far north—west, that is already going to be affecting the western isles and the highlandhe day, that area of rain becomes a little lighter and more patchy as it drifts eastwards across scotland and northern ireland. england and wales largely dry, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle over hills and the west but breezy wherever you are with gusts reaching 30 to a0 mph for most, could be 50 mph across parts of scotland and through the irish sea as well. temperature is widely up to around 17 celsius but could be as high as 19 degrees for the north east of scotland for friday afternoon. and then as we head through saturday, we are going to see a bit of patchy rain pushing north across scotland, clearing away through the day, largely dry elsewhere, early morning mist and fog should clear from england and wales. there will be lighter winds through the afternoon and highs of 15 to 18 degrees, bye—bye. welcome to bbc news, i'm lucy grey. our top stories. an army on the move — ukraine says its making major gains around kherson, a day after russia announced its withdrawal from the southe

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

quite blustery in western scotland, particularly the western isles, but not as windy as it was yesterdayast corner should eventually clear during tonight. elsewhere, clear spells with quite a few showers feeding in from the west and some fog patches developing, especially across parts of north—east england. some of that fog could be quite dense. a touch of frost is possible in the north—east of england especially, but most places will be between four and eight degrees, a little chillier than the last couple of nights. tomorrow, that fog in north—east england could be quite slow to clear. elsewhere, some showers. but for scotland and northern ireland, they will tend to fade. so it should be mostly dry and sunny here by the afternoon. some showers will continue for western parts of wales, the south—west of england through the english channel and the channel islands as well. temperatures 8 degrees for newcastle, 12 there in plymouth. now, fog is likely to be quite widespread on tuesday morning. some dense patches here and there and with very light winds there'll be nothing to really help to

particularly in the north and west and particularly of scotland, with gales across the northern and western isles highlands as well. still with hail and thunder here and some snow over the hills and mountains, but fewer showers, less heavy elsewhere. 12 to 14, slightly less windy, so feeling more pleasant out and about. but then through saturday night, it turns quite chilly. we could see a touch of frost, a little bit of patchy mist and fog as well. and further north and west, yes, more rain to come as we head into the weekend. now, it looks as if it'll be initially, for western and northern areas, with the ridge of high pressure holding on in eastern areas for the start of saturday. so the rain may not arrive here until after dark for east anglia and the south—east. but for most, it'll be cloudier with some hill fog, strong winds again returning, potentially gales in southern and western areas. heavy rain here as well. these are the gusts of wind, as you can see, through the day on saturday. so another blustery old day, but mild. temperatures about 12 to 14 celsius. even in the north, ii and 12,

so, for thursday, then, there is rain sitting across the western isles, the northern isles, parts ofs of drizzle around hills and coasts in the west, you'll certainly notice the strength of the breeze, though, gusts of 30 to a0 mph for most of us but touching closer to 60 mph in the far north—west, and just look at those temperatures, 16 or 17 degrees almost right across the map. it is going to be very mild again as we had three thursday night and on into friday. we still got weather fronts just waving across the far north of the uk, high pressured dominating further south, and look at these temperatures as we start friday morning. 15,16 degrees for some of us, possibly the warmest november night on record across parts of the uk. so, friday, then, starts very, very mild. quite a lot of cloud in general, the best of the sunshine will be for parts of eastern england, perhaps eastern scotland for a time, but we've got some rain still sitting on the far north—west. take a look at these temperatures for friday, probably the peak of this warmth, this november warm spell. 17 or 18 degrees p

north—east england, perhaps, too, but some gusty winds, especially for irish sea coasts and the western islesoss the uk, with highs of 11—14 celsius. now through saturday night, we see that band of rain continuing to push its way eastwards — again, some of that will be heavy, the strongest winds extending to eastern coasts. behind it, something clearer across many western areas, though a few showers starting to push in from the west. it will be a very mild night, with temperatures for some holding up to 10—11 celsius, and not much lower than 6—7 at their lowest. so, as we head into sunday, here's our frontal system — but notice how it's lingering very close to the south—east of england. so we'll keep a hang—back of cloud, and also potentially some outbreaks of rain across parts of south—east england, maybe east anglia, too, through the morning. behind it, for many, some good spells of sunshine, but further showers will be pushing into western areas, and those are likely become quite blustery again with some strong winds for irish sea coasts. the winds should start to ease through the day acro

some will be heavy and potentially thundery quite blustery in western scotland, particularly the western islese mild as well. highs between 10 and 13 degrees. now, the rain in the south—east corner should eventually clear during tonight. elsewhere, clear spells with quite a few showers feeding in from the west and some fog patches developing, especially across parts of north east england. some of that fog could be quite dense. a touch of frost is possible in the north—east of england especially, but most places will be between four and eight degrees, a little chillier than the last couple of nights. tomorrow, that fog in north—east england could be quite slow to clear. elsewhere, some showers. but for scotland and northern ireland, they will tend to fade. so it should be mostly dry and sunny here. by the afternoon. some showers will continue for western parts of wales, the south—west of england through the english channel and the channel islands as well. temperatures 8 degrees for newcastle, 12 there in plymouth. now, fog is likely to be quite widespread on tuesday morning. some dense patches

the winds generally lighter for most, but could still be fairly gusty for the western isles of scotlandfrost across parts of north—east scotland, maybe north—east england, where the skies do stay clear. so, for the week ahead it's looking much drier across the uk, but with lighter winds that could bring some issues with the lingering fog, and it will gradually start to turn to turn colder as well. monday, for many, starts mainly dry with some sunshine, but still with some showers around. it will start to fade across scotland, northern ireland and north—west england, but will keep some going through parts of wales, south—west england and also some southern coastal counties and the channel islands. could see that fog lingering across parts of north—east scotland. for many, though, it's a dry day with some sunshine, feeling a little cooler compared to the weekend. so, 9—12 celsius the top temperature, and with light winds on tuesday, that overnight mist and fog once again could be slow to clear. there will be some bright or sunny spells, those best placed will be through parts of south—wes

particularly in the north and west and particularly in scotland with gales across the northern and western islesre, 12—111, less windy so feeling more pleasant out and about. saturday it turns quite chilly, we could see a touch of frost. patchy mist and fog as well and further north and west, more rain to come as we head into the weekend. it looks as though it will be initially for western and northern areas. there is a ridge of high pressure holding on in eastern areas for the start of saturday. the rain may not arrive here until after dark for east anglia and the south—east, but for most, cloudy with hill fog and strong winds returning, potentially gales in southern and western areas, heavy rain here as well, and these are the wind gusts through the day on saturday. another blustery day but mild, temperatures around 12—14 celsius, even in the north, 11—12, well above what they should be for this time of year, and a mild night will follow because that rain will push eastwards, but becoming slow—moving, potentially, across southern and eastern areas, and that is the question for the weekend, how

at the same time rain will gradually continue to retreat north and west across the northern and western islesatures ranging between 11 and 17 or 18 celsius as a high. tomorrow, remembrance sunday could once again start off with some low cloud, some mist and fog around. slow to ease away from eastern england, the best of the sunshine further west and by the middle of the afternoon, we'll see cloud and rain gradually starting to make its presence felt into northern ireland. top temperatures, though, 12 to 18 celsius. take care. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the ukrainian government says national morale has been given a huge boost by the recapture of the city of kherson after months of occupation. in the us, the democrats have taken a step closer to retaining

we will see rain initially for the western isles and parts of highland.becoming lighter and patchier as it does so. england and wales predominantly dry, the odd spot of drizzle in the west, best of the sunshine towards the east. but gusts of wind once again a realfeature — 30—40mph for many of us, 50mph across parts of scotland and through the irish sea, too. and temperatures 16 or 17 for most of us but as high as 19 celsius for the north—east of scotland — probably the warmest spot during armistice day on friday. so, through the day, then, we're going to be seeing this area of rain moving a bit further south for a time and then, starting to return northwards overnight and on into saturday morning, so still very mild — not quite as mild as first thing friday morning, though. we're down into single figures across parts of scotland. so, through the day on saturday, there's that area of rain clearing to the north slowly, just sitting up towards the northern isles for longest. but elsewhere, after mist and fog clear away from parts of england and wales, shoul

we will see rain initially for the western isles and parts of highland — that area of rain will trackand through the day, becoming lighter and patchier as it does so. england and wales predominantly dry, the odd spot of drizzle in the west, best of the sunshine towards the east. but gusts of wind once again, a realfeature — 30—a0mph for many of us, 50mph across parts of scotland and through the irish sea, too. and temperatures 16—17 for most of us, but as high as 19 celsius for the northeast of scotland, probably the warmest spot during armistice day on friday. so, through the day, then, we'll be seeing this area of rain moving a bit further south for a time, and then, starting to return northwards overnight and on into saturday morning, so still very mild, not quite as mild as first thing friday morning, though. we're down into single figures across parts of scotland. so, through the day on saturday, there's that area of rain clearing to the north, slowly, just sitting up towards the northern isles for longest. but elsewhere, after mist and fog clear away from parts of england and wa

particularly in the north and west and particularly of scotland, with gales across the northern and western isleswell. still with hail and thunder here and some snow over the hills and mountains, but fewer showers, less heavy elsewhere. 12 to 1a, slightly less windy, so feeling more pleasant out and about. but then through saturday night, it turns quite chilly. we could see a touch of frost, a little bit of patchy mist and fog as well. and further north and west, yes, more rain to come as we head into the weekend. now, it looks as if it'll be initially, for western and northern areas, with the ridge of high pressure holding on in eastern areas for the start of saturday. so the rain may not arrive here until after dark for east anglia and the south—east. but for most, it'll be cloudier with some hill fog, strong winds again returning, potentially gales in southern and western areas. heavy rain here as well. these are the gusts of wind, as you can see, through the day on saturday. so another blustery old day, but mild. temperatures about 12 to 11! celsius. even in the north, 11 and 12, so well abov