ireland, rain on and off throughout and feeling cooler because of the breeze here, same too in western scotlands bursts on the hills. good parts of eastern scotla nd hills. good parts of eastern scotland and england after the odd splash of earlier rain will stay dry. most of england and eastern wales will have a dry day, varying amounts of sunshine and feeling pleasant. temperatures into the low 20s or one or two, generally mid—s to high teens, rain band spreading into west wales, devon and cornwall. through the night that will push into parts of the midlands. from thursday night into friday, extensive hill fog. things turning clearer. and a zen from south—west england, wales, northern england to eastern scotland where we have outbreaks of rain coming and going, heaviest on the hills, a guiding line between mild air towards the south—east corner and fresher weather pushing into the west. the fresher weather will be with all of us fresher weather will be with all of us by the time we head to friday. not as fresh as we started the week but a cooler start to friday and a ridge of high pressure a f

quite increasing in northern ireland and western scotland.rainbow push eastwards later this evening and overnight. ahead of it there is low cloud from the south—west into england and wales. pockets of light green or drizzle. after the rain there will be sunshine and fresh air for northern ireland and western scotland. still some rain at this stage in east edinburgh for example but it should be drying off in glasgow. wettest around greater manchester and the pennines. there may be sunshine after that rain. through the midlands and east anglia it is cloudy and damp. heavier rain here will push out into the north sea. sunshine will come in behind that. most of the showers towards the north—west and northern ireland where the winds will be particularly strong. that rain in the south—east does eventually cleared away. a cold start to saturday. it should be a bright enough start to the weekend but some sunshine. signs of rain arriving. things will get more confident it is that we go on because we will draw in the remnants ofa because we will draw i

be more rain on the cards this weekend, coming in overnight, to northern ireland, again, into western scotlandtern parts of england, quite slow—moving rain tending to become lighter and increasingly patchy as the day goes by. central and eastern england, sunny spells, south—easterly winds, could get even warmer, temperatures reaching a high of 22, 20 three degrees. as the rain band clears away, brightening up with sunny spells and one or two passing showers. mixed picture. —— 22, 23 degrees. sounding very promising, thank you very much. just a reminder of the main story: prime minister is preparing to deliver her keynote speech about britain's departure from the in florence. for now, that is all from the bbc news at 1pm team and goodbye from all of us here. we good afternoon. a look at the day's sport on bbc news. we begin with by sport on bbc news. we begin with rugby union. begin with rugby union. four of this summer's british and irish lions have been left out of the england training squad for camp in oxford this weekend. james haskell is the most experienced player to be excluded along wit

tomorrow morning there will be a fair few showers from the word go in western scotland.though, in the east. a fair few showers blowing into north—west england, but over east of the pennines, relatively few. which should be drier across parts of wales, the midlands and east anglia. then we getan area midlands and east anglia. then we get an area of cloud hanging around southern england during the day, where it's quite windy as well. on and off, it looks like a wet picture along the south coast to. for northern england, scotland and northern ireland, it's just northern england, scotland and northern ireland, it'sjust sunshine and showers. they could be heavy and thundery in places. it is a windy day across the uk. it is decidedly autumnal. this is where the strongest winds will be on saturday, to the west and south of the uk. more sunshine and showers on saturday. during sunday, from the word go we will see this affecting scotla nd word go we will see this affecting scotland and northern ireland and pushing its way south—eastwards during the day. to sum up the weekend, wet

. " p9p ireland and across western scotland. “ p9p up- ireland and across western scotland. —— pep upthe morning, the rain will gather and turn heavier as it moves from west to east. for northern england, wales, into parts of the midlands and the south—west, more cloud around. you can see also some of us starting off with a dry and a bright start. as we go through the course of the day, the rain will move across of the day, the rain will move a cross m ost of the day, the rain will move across most of scotland, not getting into the far east until later on in the day. it will also move across wales in the south—west england, and later again into north—west england. with the strengthening winds. in the sunshine it will feel pleasant. in fa ct, sunshine it will feel pleasant. in fact, it will feel mighty for some of us, the air coming up in the south. the north—east wales, the midlands, down towards the south—east, you could hit 19, 20, or even 21 celsius. through the evening and overnight our bands of rain continued to push from the west towards the east again. some of it will be heavy.

eventually allowing brighter skies into the western side of scotland and northern ireland.never make5 northern ireland. accompanied by showers but it never makes it over to east anglia and the far south—east of england. not until late on in the day. this is slow motion weather. eventually the weather front moves into the north sea, probably in the small hours friday. just to make room for another set of weather fronts to work its way back into the western side of scotland, the north—west of england, northern ireland, the west of england and wales. generally speaking, the further south and east you are, the drier and finer your day will be. late in the day, rain will move away and just when you thought here is another 5pell will move away and just when you thought here is another spell of wet and windy weather to ruin my weekend plans, that frontal system is running into an area of relatively high pressure across the continent, slowing the progress of the weather front. there will be rain across western scotland and northern ireland, but it will be a weak weather feature onc

showers into north—west england, but the heaviest of the rain will be through northern ireland and western scotland of year, at about 12 or 13 degrees. some of that rain will start to be quite heavy. northern isles in eastern scotland, you will see some sunshine to end the day. but it's not set to last. for the champions league football taking place in the evening, most of the matches will be dry. the rain will pep up towards the end of the match for man united. so, that area of low pressure moves in. it will take some wet and windy weather. some rain will be heavy, through the early half of the night, and winds will start to strengthen, gusting to gales or severe gales in places. if you're out on the roads, that's worth bearing in mind, and best to stay tuned to a local bbc radio station for updates. gusts of wind along the south coast and across the high ground of scotland. 50—55mph. we really could see an intense spell of gales or severe gales in north wales and north england for a time. that pushes the rain rapidly through and leaves a trail of squally showers for wednesday. some of those heavy

showers into north—west england, but the heaviest of the rain will be through northern ireland and western scotland13 degrees. some of that rain will start to be quite heavy. northern isles in eastern scotland, you will see some sunshine to end the day. that is not set to last. for the champions league football taking place in the evening, most of the matches will be dry. the rain will pep up towards the end of the match for man united. so that area of low pressure moves in. some rain will be heavy, through the early half of the night, and winds will start to strengthen, casting into gales or severe gales in places. if you will be out on the road, that is worth keeping in mind, and best to stay tuned to a local bbc radio station for updates. gusts of wind along the south coast and across the high ground of scotland. 50—55 miles an hour. we really could see an intense spell of gales or severe gales in north wales and north england for a time. that pushes the rain rapidly through and leaves squally showers for wednesday. some heavy, possibly thundery. the showers cool and disappointing. in the south—

some of it likely patchy but we expect heavy bursts particularly in western scotland later on. drab day out there. some of the rain heavy across western scotland and through the night central and southern areas could see heavier rain as well. behind the cloud brea ks rain as well. behind the cloud breaks up with coastal fog forming across wales, south—west england and potentially in northern ireland. we need to keep an eye on that. if it does happen it is worth tuning in to bbc local radio first thing in the morning to see if there are travel disruptions. it takes its time this time of year to lift, but this is the story at 8am. brightness in western scotland that plenty of cloud around and still rain from that front, sitting across the border down through the pennines towards the south—east corner. not too bad start, there could be fog in wales and south—west england but of that lifts early we will see sunny spells and there will be a decent day as we head into the afternoon. through the midlands to the south—east could be soggy first thing, that weather front almost dying off

sunshine in western scotland into parts of north—west england. england. it should finland break this afternoon to allow prison sunshine but a few showers. the premier league football matches this afternoon it is going to be generally dry, a few showers in the manchester area. a little bit of sunshine here and there. the breeze will be more noticeable across the east coast. it will push showers into eastern counties through the night. elsewhere, the sky is clear, turning quite cool, temperatures 10—11 in towns and cities but also to freezing in rural areas. the pressure chart into monday, low—pressure to the east of the uk, high—pressure across the uk, which means we should see a lot of settled weather further north and west. further east, quite showery. some rain could be heavy in places. for a western scotland, we have dry weather through the afternoon, northern ireland, some sunshine as well. there will be some showers across eastern parts. a few showers into wales. quite showery day. a few heavy showers for east anglia and the south—east but f

the rental or should western scotland and the cloud is thick enough not spit of way in the macbrayne.land, eastern and central parts of england, probably a fantastic sunrise, actually, given there will be cloud in the sky further west. backup will bring outbreaks of rain across western scotland, perhaps northern ireland, western parts of england and wales as well. the weather front will not be bringing rain all the time, it will be patchy nature so there will be some dry slots. as we go through sunday night, the rain will probably turn heavy. scotland, western england and wales at the same time as it moves eastwards and this guy is clear in northern ireland. he was light winds will be a chilly night but also have some dense patches of fog through the night. some fog still around for monday morning, it could be a slow commute to work without fog taken a while to clear. we eventually will get there, sunshine coming through late morning in the early afternoon to at the same front, the weather front weakens again across scotland, western england and wales. a streak of cloud, really. coupl

initially the northern scotland, then western parts of scotland, northern ireland, running in towardsately. second half of the day, unfortunately. further east, central and eastern areas, a mixture of sunshine and showers and some lucky areas will escape the showers and stay largely dry. not particular wan anywhere, 12 to 16 degrees because of the wind is coming down from the north. it will be quite showery. the showers dying await weekly across northern, central and eastern areas. the rain hanging on for a while across the south—eastern corner, so the rainfall amounts could be mounting up down here. elsewhere it will turn chilly and tonight will be a cool one for the time of year. central and northern areas of the countryside we could even see a touch of frost. also some mist and fog developing. low pressure in the south of the uk on sunday, high pressure dominating the picture, and this is why things are more settled on sunday. some showers in southern and south—western areas. elsewhere, we start chilly, with mist and fog clearing away quite quickly. light winds through the day, ple

by the end of the afternoon much of western scotla nd end of the afternoon much of western scotland on fairly buggy are is with us. that is replaced by something much fresh as we go into monday. with it we will see some strong winds. 50, 60 mile an hour gusts across the uk. particularly in central western scotla nd particularly in central western scotland where gusts could exceed 70 miles an hour. goodbye. this is bbc news, the headlines: theresa may arrives in manchester ahead of the start of her party's conference as borisjohnson calls for a strict limit on any brexit transition deal. ukip's new leader henry bolton addresses his party conference in torquay, saying mass immigration is harming british culture and overwhelming public services. spanish police seal off more than half of the polling stations in catalonia as they step up efforts to stop tomorrow's banned independence referendum. a 21—year—old man has died after being stabbed during a mass brawl in manchester city centre.

showers into north—west england, but the heaviest of the rain will be through northern ireland and western scotlandome of our brand will start to be quite heavy. northern isles in eastern scotland, you will see some sunshine to end the day. that is not set to last. the champions league football taking place in the evening, most of the matches will be dry. the rebel pap up matches will be dry. the rebel pap up towards the end of the match for thatis up towards the end of the match for that is united. some rain will be heavy, but through the early half of the night, winds will start to strengthen, casting into gales of ill gales in places. if you will be out on the road, that is worth keeping in mind, gust of wind along the south coast. this could be up to 55 miles row. we could see an intense spell of gales in wales and north wales retire. that pushes the red rapidly through and leaves schoolie showers for wednesday. —— the rain rapidly through. it is a body in the south—east, but there could be some sunshine. 80 degrees the hive. not much anywhere change into thursday. these bounds of showery rain

it could be we see a longer spell of rain moving into parts of western scotland and into parts of westernrs get going elsewhere. there could be some heavy downpours around, especially in eastern parts of england, that could come with a rumble of thunder but everywhere at risk of getting at least one shower moving through, that may be heavy. temperatures into the mid—teens. as we go on through into the evening, the chance again for a spell of rain. this time for south—west england. and even overnight, saturday night into sunday, there could be some heavy rain for some in the south—west england. heavy showers close to the south coast, whereas many other places will become dry. and it is going to be much cooler in rural spots compared with towns and city centres. for some, in scotland, maybe northern ireland as well, we'll get close to freezing for a touch of frost is sunday begins. maybe one or two mist and fog patches, because there are lighter winds on sunday. as high pressure begins to nudgee and it will give mainly dry weather to scotland, northern ireland variable cloud. wales and west

more persistent across scotland, western england and wales.form underneath underneath clearing skies in northern ireland, where things will turn out quite chilly. it could be a murky start there on monday. monday morning, that fog will clear away slowly in northern ireland. this band of rain will weaken across scotland, west england and wales. after a cloudy start across eastern england, the cloud break up with sunny spells throughout. temperatures for most of us between 16—19 degrees celsius with that sunshine coming through northern ireland. once the fog clears out of the way. looking at the next few days, often the weather will be dry in the week ahead. warm as well with sunny spells. but a band of rain is coming through on thursday. and that's your weather. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: the war of words hots up, with north korea's foreign minister launching a blistering attack on president trump at the united nations. translation: he tried to insult the supreme divinity of my country by referring it

showers into north—west england, but the heaviest of the rain will be through northern ireland and western scotland about 12 or 13 degrees. some of that rain will start to be quite heavy. northern isles in eastern scotland, you will see some sunshine to end the day. but it's not set to last. for the champions league football taking place in the evening, most of the matches will be dry. the rain will pep up towards the end of the match for man united. so, that area of low pressure moves in. it will take some wet and windy weather. some rain will be heavy, through the early half of the night, and winds will start to strengthen, gusting to gales or severe gales in places. if you're out on the roads, that's worth bearing in mind, and best to stay tuned to a local bbc radio station for updates. gusts of wind along the south coast and across the high ground of scotland. 50—55mph. we really could see an intense spell of gales or severe gales in north wales and north england for a time. that pushes the rain rapidly through and leaves a trail of squally showers for wednesday. some of those heavy, possibly t

—— weather front. rain in perhaps western parts of scotland —— weatherfront. ception of the old road show on monday. on tuesday, we are looking at the weather system that may filter in cloud and rain. and on northern ireland. the main thing to point out, look at the arrows, they are no longerfrom point out, look at the arrows, they are no longer from the point out, look at the arrows, they are no longerfrom the north, they are no longerfrom the north, they are coming from the south, a milder direction. so the feel of the weather will begin to change. temperatures are not going to rocket up, but it will feel different. more moist air, it will feel less risk, less chilly, and overnight it will not be as cold. for the middle of the week it looks like another area of low— pressure the week it looks like another area of low—pressure targeting us, pushing wind and rain across the uk. once that has moved through, and we get to the end of the week, high pressure will stop to build back in across us. so, by the end of the week, and perhaps into the following weekend, th

turning heavy and more persistent from the west, late morning into the afternoon, pushing into western scotlandching into west wales, cornwall, devon, as the afternoon goes on. ahead of that, drive, variable cloud, sunshine, and yes, warm, tim bridges into the high teams, nearly 20 celsius. the rain continues to edge its way east. pulse of energy along this front, and then, eastern most areas of england reach that by 4pm, thursday afternoon. warm the of it, behind it, things turning drier and brighter but it will cooler again by then. turning attention to the hurricane, strengthening even further this evening with maximum sustainability, 106 five miles per hour at the centre. still category five storm. bearing down on the us and british virgin islands and during wednesday will move right across puerto rico. potentially catastrophic hurricane. after that, close to the dominican republic, and turks and caicos. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: president trump has told the united nations that the international order is being threatened by a small group of rogue nations, and criticised no

the rain spread into western scotland, the odd bit in other parts of the country but temperatures higher full update in half an hour. —— that rain. this is bbc news. the headlines... hurricane maria has made landfall causing widespread damage to the caribbean island of dominica. myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, has said her government does not fear international scrutiny of its handling of the growing rohingya crisis. her comments come as the head of the un investigation into violence in the country asks for more time to look into allegations of mass killings, torture and the burning of villages. the metropolitan police have said the death toll in the tower buyer may be under the previous estimate of 80 also they are also investigating several cases of fraud connected to the fire as well as allegations of theft. ao0,000 the fire as well as allegations of theft. a00,000 passengers are likely to be affected by ryanair‘s error in planning pilot holidays. the ellen has published a full list of the 2000 flight they will be cancelling —— the airline. and the report has found that online jih

showers into north—west england, but the heaviest of the rain will be through northern ireland and western scotlandhern isles in eastern scotland, you will see some sunshine to end the day. but it's not set to last. for the champions league football taking place in the evening, most of the matches will be dry. the rain will pep up towards the end of the match for man united. so, that area of low pressure moves in. it will take some wet and windy weather. some rain will be heavy, through the early half of the night, and winds will start to strengthen, gusting to gales or severe gales in places. if you're out on the roads, that is worth keeping in mind, and best to stay tuned to a local bbc radio station for updates. gusts of wind along the south coast and across the high ground of scotland. 50—55mph. we really could see an intense spell of gales or severe gales in north wales and north england for a time. that pushes the rain rapidly through and leaves squally showers for wednesday. some heavy, possibly thundery. the showers, cool and disappointing. in the south—east, you'll escape most of the showe

at atm, we are likely to see some brightness in western scotland. you can see down to the south—east corner it is going to be a grey, wet start to monday morning. some brightness for wales. not too bad in a south—west. there will be some mist, somewhere, through the spine of the country and some of that rain lingering. the weather fronts of the country and some of that rain lingering. the weatherfronts not really going to move very far at all. in fact, really going to move very far at all. infact, it really going to move very far at all. in fact, it will weaken of. the odd bottle to drizzle. sandwiched by the side we could see some brightness coming through but more ofa brightness coming through but more of a bruise —— breeze. elsewhere we are looking at highs of 16—19dc. 0nce are looking at highs of 16—19dc. once we have got monday out of the way, it does look as though dues they will stay

cloud increasing from the west and the rain coming into western scotla nd the rain coming into western scotlandud in the north—west. the whole lot will push its way northwards across england and wales and the band are moving into scotla nd and the band are moving into scotland and western parts of england and wales overnight, allowing clearer skies to arrive in northern ireland so turning chilly with cloud and rain developing elsewhere. this weather fronts bringing the main area of rain and although having said that there won't be much rain towards the south—east, later in the day when it clears away, but some sunshine chasing in behind, a few showers around. a strong and gusty winds up quite a cool feel and a fresher feel for most, the temperature not quite as high as today. a chilly start to the weekend was some sunshine around and not too many showers. the wind is picking up in the south—west to bring cloud and rain later on. wet and windy weather sweeping eastwards on saturday night and we could have some gale force winds on sunday. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. we'll hear

western areas, showers developing ahead of this rain. that will get going this afternoon across northern ireland and in too much of scotland, getting into rightness. 19, 20, maybe 21. warmer than it has been over the past week. wednesday into thursday, that rain continues to spread east. some heavy bursts through the night, especially in south—west england and wales, north—west england and scotland. by thursday afternoon, across central and eastern areas, the far south—east seeing some warm sunshine, 20—21 degrees, cooler and fresher further west. low pressure moving off into the north sea as we head into friday. a brief ridge of high pressure before the next weather system comes in off the atlantic. starting friday on a brighter note with some sunshine, especially in central, southern and eastern parts. in the west, downhill with wind and rain pushing in. across northern ireland, then into scotland, england and wales, fairly heavy bursts. fairly warm across east and south—east areas, 19—20 degrees, fresher further west. looking at the caribbean, hurricane maria ploughed through dominica and martinique on monday night into tuesday, causi

some blustery showers into northern ireland and western scotland, some quite heavy.west. temperatures 14—15 degrees. potentially reaching as high as 20 degrees, some sunshine across eastern england. further clumps of showers coming in across north—western uk, wind staying up overnight. wetter skies across central and eastern england. where those winds fall, it could turn quite chilly. temperatures potentially getting down into single figures in the countryside. the weekend, a mixed bag. a reasonable start, but turning wet and windy during the second half of the weekend. starting off with the forecast for saturday. for most of us, a decent start with some sunshine. quite windy across north—western areas. not entirely dry everywhere, one or two showers mostly across the western side. 14 degrees the top temperature in glasgow, 18 in london. those temperatures coming down a little bit. as for maria, it could bring heavy rain to southern parts of england on monday. quite a bit of uncertainty. getting mixed up in that weather system on sunday, in any case, bringing wet and

western areas, showers developing ahead of this rain. that will get going this afternoon across northern ireland and in too much of scotland, getting into the south—west of england. ahead of this, waking up to brightness. 19, 20, maybe 21. warmer than it has been over the past week. wednesday into thursday, that rain continues to spread east. some heavy bursts through the night, especially in south—west england and wales, north—west england and scotland. by thursday afternoon, across central and eastern areas, the far south—east seeing some warm sunshine, 20—21 degrees, cooler and fresher further west. low pressure moving off into the north sea as we head into friday. a brief ridge of high pressure before the next weather system comes in off the atlantic. starting friday on a brighter note with some sunshine, especially in central, southern and eastern parts. in the west, downhill with wind and rain pushing in. across northern ireland, then into scotland, england and wales, fairly heavy bursts. fairly warm across east and south—east areas, 19—20 degrees, fresher further west. looking at the caribbean, hurricane maria ploughed through dom

some blustery showers into northern ireland and western scotland, some quite heavy.oler across the north—west. temperatures 14—15 degrees. potentially reaching as high as 20 degrees, some sunshine across eastern england. through friday night, further clumps of showers coming in across north—western uk, wind staying up overnight. wetter skies across central and eastern england. where those winds fall, it could turn quite chilly. temperatures potentially getting down into single figures in the countryside. the weekend, a mixed bag. a reasonable start, but turning wet and windy during the second half of the weekend. starting off with the forecast for saturday. for most of us, a decent start with some sunshine. quite windy across north—western areas. not entirely dry everywhere, one or two showers mostly across the western side. 14 degrees the top temperature in glasgow, 18 in london. those temperatures coming down a little bit. as for maria, it could bring heavy rain to southern parts of england on monday. quite a bit of uncertainty. getting mixed up in that weather sys

see the great striker cloud started the day on the western side of the british days —— great stripe of cloud. it was a glorious afternoon across scotland and wales, but there is a price to be paid for clearing skies, as the weather front moves into the north sea, which will be quite widespread, helping to keep the temperature up here but under the temperature up here but under the clearing skies, even in the south, you are not immune to seeing 3-4 south, you are not immune to seeing 3—4 in the countryside. that means a glorious start to the day, apart from if you are near the weather fine, it will be miserable for northern ireland and central western scotla nd northern ireland and central western scotland and increasingly through the day it will push the weather front ever further towards the east. i suspect many parts of the southwest will stay dry may be a spot of rain, but you will lose the sunshine and also in the west midlands, wales, late in the afternoon, the threat of rain working its way in from the irish sea, and a much improved afternoon for northern ireland at least will stop the wind and rain really gathering across scotla

and it could be we see a longer spell of rain moving into parts of western scotland and into northerne showers get going elsewhere. there could be some heavy downpours around, especially across some eastern parts of england, that could come with a rumble of thunder. but everywhere at risk of getting at least one shower moving through that may be heavy. temperatures into the mid—teens. now, as we go on through into the evening, the chance again for another spell of rain, this time affecting parts of wales, south—west england. and even overnight, saturday night into sunday, there could be some heavy rain for some into south—west england, maybe around lion bay. heavy showers close to the south coast, whereas many other places will become dry, and it is going to be much cooler in rural spots compared with towns and city centres. for some in scotland, maybe northern ireland too, we will get close to freezing, for a touch of frost as sunday begins. maybe one or two mist and fog patches, because there are lighter winds for part two of the weekend, on sunday. as high pressure begins to nudge

cloud has been increasing in northern ireland and western scotland.shine and some fresh air for northern ireland. still some rain in the east. rain for northern england. maybe after the rain we will see some sunshine breaking through. as you head towards the south—east it is cloudy. there will not be huge amounts of rain. heavy rain will push out into the north sea. sunshine will chase and behind that. showers in the north—west, west scotland, northern ireland. that rain in the south—east does eventually cleared away. a cold start on saturday. a bright start. the few showers to watch out for. wind is picking up in the south—west. signs of rain. things get more, kid does the week goes on because we will draw in their re m na nts of because we will draw in their remnants of a couple of hurricanes. —— things get more complicated as the week goes on. strong to deal force winds. wind is picking up in the north—west. sunshine and showers following that wet and windy weather. going downhill as the weekend progresses with this wet and windy weather moving in,

western scotland, outbreaks of rain, on and off. us tomorrow. but the rain gradually spreading across other parts of england and wales. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump warns the united nations of the threat from an "evil few" rogue nations, saying the us would "totally destroy" north korea if threatened. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. the united states is ready, willing and able, but hopefully this will not be necessary. that is what the united nations is all about. the caribbean has been hit by another category 5 hurricane — maria. widespread damage has been reported on the island of dominica, before the storm moved toward the island of guadeloupe. the british virgin islands, still recovering from hurricane irma, are set to be hit tonight. myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, has said her government does not fear "international scrutiny" of its handling of the growing rohingya crisis. foreign minister borisjohnson says he is not going to resign when asked about reports that

let's take a look at the satellite picture so far today, three zones, sunspots in western scotland, walesnd west of england, the cloudy damp down and sunshine in the far east of injured. the reason some of us are seeing rain today is this weather front, which has come in and stalled across the uk, and because it isn't moving, you basically have what you are going to keep as we go through this afternoon. here it is, sunny spells, especially in northern ireland. quite warm, with cloud, producing patchy rain or perhaps drizzle on the western fringes of wales, cornwall and devon with brighter skies. cloudy and damp across southern england, the midlands into northern england, but the northern fringes state drive with sunny spells. northern ireland is still with low cloud in a few spots, but many of us now have sunshine. bright and off in the far west of scotland, but fog around the coast, thick in places. elsewhere in scotland, cloudy with outbreaks of rain. around 15 celsius if you have the cloud and rain, but maybe 21 in warm spots with sunshine. overnight, plenty of cloud around. hill fog,

brighter spells into western scotland and the front bringing light rain through parts of eastern scotlande west, if we have some fog, it will slowly lift and brightness will come through into wales and south—west england. the weather front could mean a drab and dreary start to the day across the south—east of england. there will be rain potentially for your early morning commute to the capital. as we go through the day, that front will weaken. a grey story for many with the odd spot of light drizzle. either side we could continue to see brightness. if that happens, we may get more warmth in the south—east. possibly 22 degrees. generally 14—19 is the widespread feel across the country. tuesday into wednesday, fog could be an issue again, but a good deal of dry weather. by the end of wednesday, the winds will increase. we will see rain starting to push in from the west and some of it will turn heavy. 0vernight wednesday, a spell of wet and windy weather. gales on exposed coasts not out of the question. some of that rain will be pretty heavy as it moves its way steadily east. a lull in proce

plenty of showers in northern and western scotland and towards northern ireland. north—west of england, northern and western wales and the south—west of england. i think the midlands eastwards tending to start dry, with sunshine. temperatures around 12—13 degrees at 9am. but it won't be long before showers across western areas begin to migrate eastwards through the day. across central, southern and eastern areas, some could be heavy, with hail and thunder mixed in. slow moving as well here. further west, the showers are blown through quickly on a strong breeze. if anything conditions settle down in scotland, especially through the central belt. temperature wise, 16—19. nothing that special, but not bad in the sunshine. through saturday night the high pressure builds in. it turns drier, with lengthy clear spells, but it will be chilly. another system makes inroads across scotland, northern ireland initially, with strengthening winds. central, southern and eastern areas starting chilly, a little bit of mist and fog around, especially eastern england. that will clear

further west, it goes downhill, turning windier, outbreaks of rain, quite heavy in parts of western scotland across the east and the south—east. now, for thursday, it looks even wetter. this weather front has some pretty heavy rain on it, particularly for the south—west of england, in towards wales, south—west of scotland. could be concerned about rainfall amounts building up there by the time thursday is out. again, the south—east escaping, seeing the sunshine, and it'll stay warm. now, let's zoom out, head across the atlantic in towards the caribbean because, of course, we've got the next major hurricane making inroads in towards the leeward islands. now, hurricane maria's a major storm, category 4 storm. it's ploughing through some of the islands as it works its way west—north—west. so we could be looking at some destruction, very heavy rain and flooding, and coastal surge. hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. ryanair e—mails 400,000 customers telling them their flights have been cancelled. after days of criticism, the budget airline publishes the full list of mor

some heavy rain in western scotland. the afternoon across northern ireland. despite all the cloud and brisk wind, feeling quite mudgee across england and wales. rain pushing away after dark in eastern england, seeing warmer, mudgee mayor being replaced by something a bit cooler. watch this area of low pressure. we got all excited about the hurricane, it will not affect our shores that much. ringing within some strong winds by monday morning rush—hour. 50 mph across the trans— pennine is, perhaps up to 60 degrees in northern ireland. it could bring some travel disruption. frequent and heavy showers in the morning. it could be dry, wind is not as strong. temperatures a bit lower, given the strength of the wind, feeling a bit on the chilly side. this rain is all thatis on the chilly side. this rain is all that is left of hurricane maria. grazing southern england and through the channel. gone by tuesday. the one constant is the north—westerly wind which keeps going on tuesday. not feeling quite as cold in the wind, only look

whereas further west, particularly for northern ireland and for western scotland, you are likely to stay day. temperatures in most places about 15 to 18 degrees. just a little bit cooler with that breeze around eastern scotland and north—east england. moving through monday evening, then, we could see an area of slightly more persistent rain moving south across scotland, northern england, down towards the south—east by the end of the night. clearing skies behind that, so another chilly night ahead, with temperatures around about eight to ii in our towns and cities. but actually, in the countryside, it could be a little bit colder than that. low enough to see a touch of frost across scotland, northern england, northern ireland and wales, as well. after that, a chilly start to tuesday morning, and this ridge of high pressure building on. so tuesday is probably the best day of the week, in fact. lots of dry weather, the showers we have seen recently in the east should be easing away. so, with the light winds and the sunshine, a pleasant day to come on tuesday, with top temperatures still a l

more persistent across scotland, western england and wales.derneath clearing skies in northern ireland, where things will turn out quite chilly. it could be a murky start there on monday. monday morning, that fog will clear away slowly in northern ireland. this band of rain will weaken across scotland, west england and wales. after a cloudy start across eastern england, the cloud break up with sunny spells throughout. temperatures for most of us between 16—19 degrees celsius with that sunshine coming through northern ireland. once the fog clears out of the way. looking at the next few days, often the weather will be dry in the week ahead. warm as well with sunny spells. but a band of rain is coming through on thursday. and that's your weather. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and christian fraser. a show of force — us bombers fly close to north korea in another escalation of tensions over its nuclear programme. the war of words continues as pyongyang's foreign minister says president trump has now made it ‘inevitable'

much of northern ireland, western scotland, quite a few clouds.orthern ireland. then it will push into wales and the south—west. elsewhere, showers developing from late morning onwards. they could turn out to be heavy. quite a wet end to the day in this part of the country. not especially warm. 13— 16 at best. thenifs especially warm. 13— 16 at best. then it's a wet end to the day. the rain lingers on. further north the showers die away. the winds are light, clear skies. it showers die away. the winds are light, clearskies. it turns showers die away. the winds are light, clear skies. it turns chilly. these are towns and city values. out in the countryside to single figures widely. a touch of frost as well in central and northern parts. low pressure slipping away to the south. that will take the showers away from southern areas. high—pressure toppling him. that will settle things down. sunday looks like it will be the better day of the weekend. a few showers can't be ruled out, but they will be isolated. most places will stay dry. it should be a bi

further west it goes downhill, windy with outbreaks of rain, quite heavy in parts of western scotlandst and the south—east. on thursday it looks even wetter. this weather front has some heavy rain on it, particularly for the south—west of england towards wales, southwest scotland. could be concerned about rainfall amounts building up there by the time thursday is out. the south—east expecting similar sunshine and it will stay warm. let's zoom out and head across the atlantic in towards the caribbean because, of course, the next major hurricane in making inroads in towards the leeward islands. hurricane maria is a category four force storm, ploughing through some of the islands as it works its way west north—west. could be some heavy rain and flooding and coastal surge. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley, our top stories: two million malnourished children, and a rapidly growing cholera epidemic. a special report from yemen as the world's worst humanitarian crisis deepens. i want to educate her and sent her to schoo

the showers will keep going in the west, especially for north—western scotland, wales and the south—westperatures could be down to six or 7 degrees. there will be sunshine for a while in the morning, but then we will have showers which will merge into longer spells of rain for england and wales, so we will lose some of the sunshine. the showers become fewer and lighter through the afternoon. hazy sunshine through the afternoon, with thicker cloud over the irish sea coming into the north of england and wales. there will be rain rolling in through the afternoon. not only is it going to be wet, but it will also be pretty windy by the afternoon and evening. that will blow the rain northwards and eastwards. a milder night on saturday, but it will be quite murky and there will be hill fog. not a promising start to sunday. the rain could be heavy at times, particularly around the western hills. some rain for a good part of the afternoon in england and wales. on monday, this area of low pressure had some remnants of hurricane maria in it. you don't need to worry about it too much. the low pressu

beginning the day with damp weather and western scotland and western parts of england and wales, possiblyue to seek the rain on offer through the day. central and eastern england, central scotla nd and eastern england, central scotland staying dry and, if anything in the hazy sunshine could be even warmer temperatures reaching 22 or 23 degrees. iran is heavy through sunday night and at the same time it will probably turn for the and gloomy in northern ireland as the air begins to cool. 0therwise, and gloomy in northern ireland as the air begins to cool. otherwise, a mild my. 0n the air begins to cool. otherwise, a mild my. on monday, a front taking a long time to clear in northern ireland. sunshine emerging and the front weakens as the rain turns white and patchy on monday across western areas with cloud breaking up across east england we will see sunny spells. another mild day, 16— i9 sunny spells. another mild day, 16— 19 degrees for most. hello. my name is duncan golestani. north korea's foreign minister has launched a fresh verbal attack on president trump. speaking at the united nati

elsewhere, plenty of chappers through western scotland, northern ireland, coming down into the liverpooluth of that, the bulk of the showers in the western midlands, wales, the south—west. isolated into the south—west. isolated into the south—west. generally speaking, somewhat dry conditions for the good pa rt somewhat dry conditions for the good part of the day. no doubt about it, plenty of hefty share was initially across the northern half of scotland and northern ireland. gradually slumping their way towards north wales, perhaps the midlands. would not be surprised if you saw sam hale and a rumble of thunder. wednesday, into thursday, low—pressure continuing its journey, high pressure in from the atlantic. we are pressure in from the atlantic. we a re left pressure in from the atlantic. we are left with north—westerly winds. quite a bit of wind on thursday. a suggestion of persistent rain running down the eastern shores of the british isles during the course of the day. across northern scotland, the showers ganging together to bring longer spells. friday, little difference to thursday

but the wind will be ever present for many parts of western scotland and northern ireland and a goodere will be plenty of showers to go around as well. at times, some of those showers will merge to give the odd longer spell of rain. perhaps nowhere more so than this north—eastern quarter of scotland. quite close to an area of low pressure there. showers, quite sharp, they will have hail and thunder. if you see too many, you are not going to be in the mid to upper teens, closer to 10—11. out of monday and into tuesday, a little ridge of high pressure working across the british isles, tending to settle things down. this is one of the quieter days of the week, at least to start with. it will feel pleasant with less wind. 16—19, something like that. later in the day overnight into wednesday, we could see the emergence from the atlantic of a very vigorous area of low pressure gradually churning its way right across the heart of the british isles. there are already warnings from the met office about the intensity of that rain for the northern parts of england and wales and the strength of

a few showers, most towards the north—west and western scotland and northern ireland where it will bebit cooler and a fresher feel for all of us, ta kes a and a fresher feel for all of us, takes a while to clear, and as we head into the weekend, while it may bea head into the weekend, while it may be a bright start with some sunshine, overnight turning wet and the wind is picking up in time for the wind is picking up in time for the second half of the weekend. this is saturday and the chilly start to the day but some good sunshine around especially for these areas. a few showers but about but towards the south—west change with the cloud increasing and the wind is picking up increasing and the wind is picking up and rain coming in. getting pretty wet and windy, a succession of weather fronts and we have these two old hurricane is, this is the last remaining, that could slip to the english channel. an area of rain on monday. we start with some heavy rain on sunday. the best —— worst clears to the east, brighter towards the north—west but it will be when they were gales around the coast.

pushing into wales, south—west of england, and western scotla nd south—west of england, and western scotlandart on a drying out and it won't be as chilly first thing with the breeze and cloud keeping things warmer. moving through sunday come here is a front heading in from the west. meanwhile high—pressure still holding on in the near continent. that should keep things dry for most of eastern england and scotland but by the afternoon the front in the west makes its way gradually further east across central part of the country. patchy rain combined with a brisk breeze and temperatures between 15 to 19 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: ten people have been suspended after accusations of abuse and assaults at an immigration centre run by g4s. i'm absolutely disgusted by the alleged behaviour. it's totally unacceptable to me, to the organisation, to anyone else who would work in this kind of vocation. cardinal murphy—o'connor, the former archbishop of westminster, has died at the age of 85. at least 1400 people have now died, after heavy monsoon rains across large parts of south

tomorrow we pick up on that rainy northern ireland and western scotland.n thursday to consider whether in no rush to rush to get to the east is still the rain ensconced across south—west england, midlands and the south—east scotland and at times it will be heavy. 0n the other side of it, bright golden showers in the south—east, still dry and bright and still quite warm. — 20,21. south—east, still dry and bright and still quite warm. — 20, 21. the other thing we have been discussing this morning as hurricane maria. for the latest on that it has just been downgraded to category 4 but it is still a massive again and it is just by the skin of its teeth that it is category 4. in order to be category five it has to have sustained wind speeds of 157 miles an hour. maria currently has wind speed of 155 mph and it will probably isolate between four and five in the next 24 hours. —— oscillates. hold on, 20 minutes past seven. good morning. stefanie and john are here for another look at the papers this morning. front pages firstly? let's start with the daily mail. we