bright and sunny spells across north—east england and eastern scotland, but still quite a lot of showers feeding into northern and westernreas of scotland. some of those mayjust sink their way into parts of northern england and northern ireland. temperatures not much higher than 12—16 celsius. still quite gusty winds for the western isles of scotland and later in the day for south west england. overnight, the rain starts to ease away from the south, but more rain arrives from the west through the early hours. some clearer skies for many, although still a few showers peppering northern and western parts of scotland and quite a chilly night away from the far south. more rain to come through tomorrow across central and southern parts of england and wales. it will be easing away eastwards through the afternoon. still some showers further north and west. some gusty winds for a time as the rain clears away eastwards. again, temperatures 12—16 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, urges european leaders to "step back from the abyss", a day after theresa may demanded more respect

most of the rain coming across western scotland. eastern scotla nd across western scotland.tern scotland may see sunshine. temperatures 14 or 15 degrees. further south, more sunshine and warm, temperatures 17 or 18 celsius. quickly in the south gets chilly this evening. windy weather through this evening. windy weather through this afternoon particularly in the north—west. gusts of 50—60 mph. the westerly wind will keep blowing in cloud across the northern half of the uk. outbreaks of rain chiefly across western scotland. a big contrast north and south. southern england much colder underneath the clearer skies. we will not be far away from freezing in one or two mack rural areas. tomorrow high pressure a cross mack rural areas. tomorrow high pressure across the southern half of the uk, so dry and clear weather. this weather front gets stuck across the northern half of scotland. one 01’ the northern half of scotland. one or two mack spots of rain first thing but it should brighten up. most of the rain in the north and west of scotland and with sunshine west of scotland and wi

what frequently in western scotland. but most frequently.he country. more rain in southern england through this evening and eventually easing away but more rain returns in the west later giving some showers across northern and western scotland, else will —— elsewhere has clearer skies. temperature is getting close to freezing, somewhat more miles further south. sunday we have another frontal system moving eastward bringing rain through the morning, pressure building to the we st morning, pressure building to the west so turning dry in the afternoon but further heavy rain in the morning in similar areas with today. that will clear eastwards, still some showers coming across with the brisk north west of the and western scotland in particular. temperatures not much higher than 11 celsius. again quite windy, particularly in east anglia and south—east england as the rain starts to clear we could see some gusting winds for a time in the afternoon. slowly dates —— lose their strength through the evening and some showers overnight in northern and we

england, northern ireland and northern and western scotland. northern and western scotland. are averagef 30—40 miles an hour. gusts of 30—40 miles an hour. through the evening, most showers fading away. fading away. overnight, especially in western and eastern coasts. eastern coasts. elsewhere, increasingly clear skies. increasingly clear skies. northerly breezes, mist and fog stays way. stays way. cool, temperatures between two and 7 degrees. between two and 7 degrees. in rural areas it is close to freezing. areas it is close to freezing. and fine, a good deal of sunshine around. around. wales, and northern and western scotland. scotland. here, outbreaks of rain arrived later in the afternoon. arrived later in the afternoon. temperatures similar to later today. 10—15d but rain in parts of scotland. scotland. we struggle to get into double figures. double figures. high pressure trying to build. to build. we have a lot of cloud, a grey and murky start tuesday. grey and murky start tuesday. missed in places. some cloud on tuesday. central and eastern england, where we get that sunshine, w

the rain clears away and aside from a few showers overnight, for northern and western scotland, things. this area of high pressure starts to build, settling things down but still that moist feed coming in on the northwesterly wind, so, on monday, further showers at times for northern and western scotland. but elsewhere, a mainly dry day with lighter winds and some spells of sunshine. after a chilly start, temperatures peaking up to between 12 and 16 celsius, so still holding onto that cool feel. bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 3.00 — the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, urges european leaders to "step back from the abyss," a day after theresa may demanded more respect from brussels in the brexit talks. jeremy corbyn arrives in liverpool ahead of his party's annual conference. in a speech to labour's women's conference, he told delegates his is the party of equality. 0ur party, and our movement, will always have the very highest standards so that everyone is safe and secure in our movement, and sexual harassment has no place whatsoever in our movement. the

northern ireland and western scotland. in places in eastern england, 25—26d. the west of the pennines, more cloud, more sunshine in eastern scotland, especially the north—east, warm and sunday. turning wet and windy for western scotland and northern ireland. this weather front sinking south and east through the night, elsewhere, dry with clear skies, clear and much cooler conditions fishing in for scotland and northern ireland, across the south—east, temperatures 9—10d, for most double figures. for monday, this weather front straddling central parts of the country, continuing to weaken as it moves south and east, that building area of high pressure, the dividing line between something cooler and fresher to the northwest, warmer and more humid cooler and fresher to the northwest, warmerand more humid in cooler and fresher to the northwest, warmer and more humid in the south—east. for monday, three way split owing on, the weather front straddling central areas bringing cloud and rain, slowly moving south—east. behind it somet

rain continues to pile in across north and western scotland brought in on a brisk westerly wind.me sunshine. and in that sunshine in aberdeen, we are looking at a top temperature of around 21 degrees. and this is a similar story for hall, for birmingham, for norwich, this temperatures into the low 20s celsius. and then as we go for wednesday night, the rain across western scotland will tend to edge its way for the north for a time. it will then sink its way southeast towards us again as we go through the day on thursday. it is a weakening feature so a band of cloud and patchy rain sinking its way southeast worth across scotland and northern ireland to the southeast of that, some fog patches to start the day. then we see some sunshine and some real work across southern and eastern areas. this is the warmest day of the week with temperatures up to around 23 degrees. but behind this weakening band of cloud and rain, there's some fresh air working its way. and as we go through thursday night, we push that band of cloud just a few spots of rain by this stage southwards. this associate

and it's this area, really, from northern ireland, northern and western scotland, which will keep furthergh into wednesday morning. eventually, some of that rain just sinking its way further south and eastwards into the far north of england. ahead of this, not quite as cold a night, but some rural parts of southern england perhaps getting down to two or three celsius. through the middle part of the week, we've still got high pressure across much of england and wales. there's fronts still to the north and the west bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain, again slowly starting to sink its way south and eastwards. so a bit more cloud, with the odd spot of rain across northern england, maybe the far north of wales. still quite cloudy for northern ireland. the lion's share of the rain across scotland, and still quite windy here. these are average speeds, gusts will be higher. holding onto the dry, sunny weather across southern and eastern parts of england and wales, where temperatures on wednesday could get up to around 20 or 21 celsius. and that front continues to make its progress south

heavy showers for western scotland. gusts of up to 50 malls are now here and 30,35 scotland. 50 malls are now here and 30, 35 further south. but a mild night with temperatures in double figures. on tuesday we start on a wet and windy note. the rain confined to central pa rt note. the rain confined to central part of the country. the north is bright, sunshine and blustery showers on some of them heavy in western scotland. sunny spells across the south with a warmer air mass and it could be 2a degrees. outbreaks of rain and on thursday, sunshine and showers and feeling cool in the north. it's chicken and egg and handsomely, he said, "i'm in a film at the moment. if i get you to say one line in communal automatically get an equity card". you talk to the producer and director and i said my one line, "yes, mr robertson", and got my equity card. was it a jam commercial. laughter iain hume at one point, you were the most sued man in britain. random acts of kindness is my thing! do it felt like everyone was sort of happy up it felt like everyone was sort of happy up there. i know tha

the heaviest will be across western scotland and. , northern ireland and northern england, a bit more cloud and some spots of rain, nothing too heavy. for the rest of england and wales, drier and sunny. temperatures by then getting up to about 20. if you like it that we bit warmer, across southern england on thursday, some parts, especially in the south—east, could hit 23 but cold at night. it's the time of year where we have clear skies by day giving sunshine, and temperatures drop quickly at night. you have your coat out, i got mine out on the weekend and. autumn is here! a beautiful view this morning. we will be seeing carol through the morning. there's been a big increase in graduate recruitment over the past year, but are businesses getting better at making their workplaces more diverse? sean is taking a look. good morning. starts at the beginning if you want to do that, graduate recruitment and recruitment at that level, people's first job graduate recruitment and recruitment at that level, people's firstjob is very important fo

tomorrow, a change on the way for western scotland and northern ireland.tern isles. elsewhere across the western isles. elsewhere across the uk, it is not looking bad at all. on thursday, we have got weather fronts across the north here. so, ithink fairly weather fronts across the north here. so, i think fairly cloud the —— cloudy. and unsettled. all the way from the north and south this is where the weather is coming from. to the cells of that, just about staying dry. 20 in london. already 14 staying dry. 20 in london. already 1a in belfast. they are starting to feel the chill. on friday, the low pressure is with us. it will park itself right out on the north sea. getting some wet weather in sick eastern scotland. yorkshire will get some rain as well. and it might come a little bit further south, but the south coast and midlands getting away with it on friday. there'll be some sunshine there. on the weekend, it's difficult to say what time and which city they will be a shower. but this is pretty much the picture that sums it up. a lot of cloud, feeling pr

and it's this area, really, from northern ireland, northern and western scotland, which will keep furtherorning. eventually, some of that rain is inching its way further southwards and eastwards into the far north of england. ahead of this, not quite as cold at night, but some rural parts of southern england perhaps getting down to two or three celsius. through the middle part of the week, we've still got high pressure across much of england and wales, those fronts still to the north and the west bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain, again slowly starting to sink its way south and eastwards. so a bit more cloud, with the odd spot of rain across northern england, maybe the far north of wales. still quite cloudy for northern ireland, the lion's share of the rain across scotland. these are the averages, gusts will be higher. holding onto the dry, sunny weather across southern and eastern parts of england and wales, where temperatures on wednesday could get up to around 20 or 21 celsius. and that front continues to make its progress south and eastwards through wednesday and into thursd

spills into northern and western scotland. eastern areas of scotland could be close to freezing.ough the afternoon, something bright coming from the west, but certainly quite wet through the morning. showers for northern ireland, northern and western scotland, feeding into northern england. there will be some good spells of sunshine as the rain clears. still, fairly cool, temperatures not much higher than 14 or 15 celsius. and also some gusty wind as the rain clears the way through part of east anglia and south—east england with wind of up to 40- 45 south—east england with wind of up to 40— 45 mph. then things calm down tomorrow evening, the rain will clear away a side from showers in northern scotland, most will have a dry night with light wind and it will be quite chilly as well, the wind coming from the north or the north—west and that will feed a few showers into parts of northern and western scotland on monday. perhaps one or two filtering away further south. but for most on monday, light wind, dry, spells of sunshine, a chilly start, though, and temperatures in the afternoo

otherwise, a few showers coming into western scotland from time to time over the next few hours, thatds the eastern coast of norfolk and suffolk. that's where it's going to be at its heaviest. a lot of cloud for england and wales, but that's keeping the temperatures up. so, for the early risers, double—figure temperatures. it's not going to be too cold a start to the day. for scotland and for northern ireland, chillier air here, but not quite as cold as it was last night. nevertheless, a cool start. but should see some early morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, before the cloud thickens up. and we'll start to see outbreaks of rain arriving through the afternoon, that rain turning progressively heavier, particularly across western scotland, turning wet too for northern ireland. england and wales for the most part, yes, it's a dry kind of day, cloud will be with us for most of the day, but there'll be some sunny spells coming through every now and then. temperatures high teens to low 20s. however, towards the end of the week, it is going to get more unsettled. cooler and

further north and west, some sunshine, blustery showers into western scotland.n the warm air and the cool air will still most likely be sitting in place across some central and southern areas. bit of patchy rain with that. further north, we'll see spells of sunshine again. still some blustery showers into north—west scotland. temperatures for all of us dipping away, just 17 degrees if it rains through the day there in london. and as this frontal system drifts its way slowly south—eastwards into the first part of thursday, it will leave all of us in the cooler air as we head towards the end of the week. and there is still the potential for some rain at times, particularly in the north and west. don't expect anything particularly warm as we head towards the end of the week. generally cool, rain at times, but not all the time. there'll still be some spells of sunshine around. most of the rain on thursday towards the north and west, perhaps pushing a little further south and east on friday. good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay. 0ur headl

lane, train into late morning and lunchtime, then setting into western scotland —— rain in two.aks of rain across central and southern southern areas as we go through tuesday. st anne mckee for western coasts. this front will divide the warm air —— misty and murky. 0n cooler air divide the warm air —— misty and murky. 0n coolerairup divide the warm air —— misty and murky. 0n cooler air up to the north—west. northern and western parts of the uk will see a mix of sunshine and blustery showers into western scotland, but quite a cool feel. towards the south—east, as the warm air clings feel. towards the south—east, as the warm airclings on, feel. towards the south—east, as the warm air clings on, if we do see sunshine we could get to 2a or 25. 0ur weather front still plaguing us on wednesday, still outbreaks of rain in southern areas but uncertainty as to how far south this front is going to move. to the north—west, again, sunshine and blustery showers in western scotland, 12 in stornoway and even in london, the cooler air makes its presence felt. as our frontal system continues to

otherwise, a few showers coming into western scotland from time to time over the next few hours, thatrfolk and suffolk. that's where it's going to be at its heaviest. a lot of cloud for england and wales, but that's keeping the temperatures up. for the early rises, double figure temperatures, not too cold a start to the day. for scotland and northern ireland, chillier air here, but not as cold as it was last night. nevertheless, a cool start. but should see some early morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland before the cloud thickens up, and we'll start to see outbreaks of rain arriving through the afternoon, that rain turning progressively heavier, particularly across western scotland, turning wet for northern ireland. england and wales for the most part is a dry kind of day, cloud with us for most of the day, but there'll be some sunny spells coming through every now and then. temperatures high teens to low 20s. however, towards the end of the week it is going to get more unsettled. cooler and breezier, with rain at times too. here's the charts, then, for thursday. low pre

further north and west sunshine with blustery showers into western scotland and cooler feel, 15, 19 degreesin place across some and southern areas. patchy rain with that. further north we will see spells of sunshine again. blustery showers into north—west scotland but temperatures dipping away. 17 degrees is the temperature through the day there in london. as the frontal system drifts slowly south eastwards into the first part of thursday it will leave all of us in the cooler air as it heads towards the end to the week. still potential for rain at times, particularly in the north and west. don't affect anything warm as we head towards the end the week. generally cool with rain at times but not all the time. still some spells of sunshine around. most of the rain on thursday towards the and the west perhaps pushes further south and east on friday. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is ben bland. our top stories: in sweden's general election, the far right party gains almost 18% of the vote. north korea is celebrating its 70th anniversa

scotla nd scotland as well but western scotland seeing heavy showers pushing in on an increasinglyes, it will be a relatively quiet night. on monday, rain and then a trailing cold front will be sitting in place, slicing become country in two, by the time we get into tuesday. the south of that frontal system, warm air, temperatures up to the middle 20s. to the north of the front, cool air coming in. temperatures start into the low to mid teens across some parts of the north as we going to the start of the new working week, a bit of rain around as well. southern areas seeing sunshine and we could get to the middle 20s. this is bbc world news. our top stories: after late he's got a no—confidence vote, chuka umunna stuck with —— issues a stark warning to the leadership not to hound moderates out of the party. my message to our leadership is clear that it is within your power to stop this, so call off the dogs. people on low paid wages below what they were in 2008. these are the issues we are dealing with, not internal disputes that he is trying to invent or refer into a party members a

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scotland, especially the north—east, more sunshine, warm and sunny, turning increasingly wet for western scotland clear skies, clearer and much cooler weather pushing in behind this for scotla nd weather pushing in behind this for scotland and northern ireland. in the south—east, temperatures 9—10d, for monday, the big picture, this weather front straddling central pa rt weather front straddling central part of the country, continuing to wea ken part of the country, continuing to weaken as it moves south and east because of the building area of high pressure but it will be the dividing line between something cooler and fresher to the northwest, too warm and humid conditions in the south—east. on monday, a three way split, the weather front straddling central areas bringing cloud and rain here, moving slowly south—east. we find it something much brighter for scotland and northern ireland, cooler and fresher, 14—17 and ahead of the rain, another warm day for the saudis, sunny spells, 23—25d. but weather front moving south—east, introducing cool to all areas, largely dry with variable cloud and spil

and western scotland, called the strong winds.ere with shelter. those winds pick up there with shelter. those winds pick up into this evening, out wrecks rain or persistent, gusty with wrens reaching 50 must per hour in exposure so an area of reaching 50 must per hour in exposure so an area of low reaching 50 must per hour in exposure so an area of low pressure speaking across northern scotland the night but elsewhere are quite it with lengthy clear skies. cooler thanit with lengthy clear skies. cooler than it was last night too. we start monday morning on a windy note across northern scotland is that eric low pressure clears way. most of the showers will be here as well but elsewhere bright sunny start the day and the cloud will increase through the day as the next weather system pushes into the north—west, bringing windy weather with cloud and rain into northern ireland and western scotland. further south than the sunshine not too bad but not as warm. our weather front across the north—west corner of the country sinks south—east

however, later in the day rain pushes into northern ireland and western scotland and this brings complications end of the week. it looks like this weather system will spin around into an area of low pressure. there is uncertainty about where exactly this area will end up, but it looks like the more unsettled end to the week. through the next few days, turning cooler, often dry at first, but later in the week there is a chance of rain. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may dismisses calls for a second eu referendum, and insists she won't make compromises on her brexit chequers plan that aren't in the national interest. the former prime minister, gordon brown, has said the "soul" of the labour party is at stake in the dispute about the party's attitude tojews. prison corruption — the number of prison staff caught smuggling drugs, weapons and mobile phones into jails is rising steeply. the united states says it is cancelling $300 million of military aid to pakistan. the pentagon has criticised the country for failing to deal with militant groups. now on bbc news — talking books. hel

overnight, one or two showers in scotland and western fringes.et chilly, not just clear skies overhead. it will get chilly, notjust in the north, even in the south, temperatures reaching freezing. in the countryside down to freezing. in the countryside down to freezing or below for some. a touch of frost to start tomorrow morning and perhaps mist patches. then we are looking at a lovely day, lots of sunshine, not as many showers are today. one or two in the northwest. temperatures not impressive but they are starting to nudge up a little bit. during monday night and tuesday, high—pressure holds on towards the south and south—east but in the north—west vcds weather fronts pushing end. but the split develops during tuesday. a cool start across england and wales in eastern scotland but we hold onto spells of sunshine but for northern ireland in western scotland, outbreaks of rain. the wind will start to strengthen as well. temperatures nudging up by a degree 01’ temperatures nudging up by a degree or two, 1a to 17 degrees. through tuesday night, sou

overnight we have got light and patchy rain across western parts of scotland, oui’ across western parts, sinking southwards into southern england and southern wales. here, a murky, misty and muggy night. cooler further north and here, a murky, misty and muggy night. coolerfurther north and in between our two bands of cloud with clear spells and patchy mist. over the next few days this area of low pressure trax northwards across the western side of the uk, notice how those isobars squeezed together. strong wind and rain at times but it will develop a feed of warm air stretching up into southern parts of scotla nd stretching up into southern parts of scotland and northern ireland over the next few days. here is how money shapes up. further outbreaks of rain western scotland, heavier and more persistent as it moves eastwards, affecting parts of northern ireland, it seemed the wind strength in. apart from england and wales, aside from the odd shower, spells of sunshine, a fairly warm day for many, to choose between 19 and 23 celsius. —— temperatures. overnight into monday and tuesday, our a

many across western scotland, things will gradually improve. ntially cooler than it was through the weekend, temperatures in the mid teens. quite a bit of cloud through the central belt of scotland, occasional rain. a bit damp across the south—east as well. northern ireland, a fine afternoon with some sunshine, temperatures 15 or 16. north—east england turning cloudy with some showers, the same across the midlands, south—east wales towards the south—west. the further west you are, things will get a bit brighter, and warmest with the sunshine will be part of east anglia, lincolnshire, south—east and the channel islands. could hit 2a through the afternoon. in through the night, a weatherfront through the afternoon. in through the night, a weather front will not move eastwards in any great hurry. lots of cloud on it, some splashes of rain here and there. not thoroughly wet, many will have a dry night. on the cool side the parts of scotla nd night. on the cool side the parts of scotland and northern ireland, temperatures down to two degrees or three

fairly brisk and we continue to be fairly brisk and we continue to see rain coming in across western scotland will see sunshine, lighter winds and with the winds coming from the south and south—west temperatures will climb. as we move out on wednesday and into thursday we will see systems plaguing the north but the rain becoming confined mostly to the far north of scotland. south of this cold front we will be bringing in some very warm air so thirsty is the warmest of the week for many, particularly in england and wales. the cooler air returns for all by the end of the week. this is beyond 100 days with me katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. our top stories — president trump's embattled nominee for the supreme court, brett kavanaugh, says he won't be intimidated into withdrawing. it comes as he faces allegations of sexual assault and harassment from several women ahead of his hearing on thursday there's been intense speculation in washington that the deputy attorney—general rod rosenstein is about to leave his post. the white house now says president trump will meet him on

as we go on to thursday, scotland, northern england and northern ireland will see cloud and outbreaks of rain, the rain most persistent across western parts of scotland. eastern scotland seeing a little bit of brightness and further south across england and wales we will see some spells of sunshine. the wind is relatively light, certainly compared with further north—west, and those temperatures beginning to climb. 20 in aberdeen, 20 in london, and as we get on in the thursday, southern areas are likely to have their warmest day of the week. perhaps a bit of mist penfold to start, but then we will see some spells of sunshine. however, we will see some extra cloud into northern ireland, pushing southwards across scotland as well. some patchy rain behind that band of cloud. we get back into the cooler air. ahead of it, temperatures in the south—east corner could get to 22 or 23 degrees. however, as we move out of thursday into friday, that band of cloud and very patchy rain at this stage will continue to sink south and east was. high pressure builds back in from the west, so it is looking largely dry to end the working week, but behind

go into wednesday so again we will see some persistent rain across the hills and mountains of western scotlandand and england getting away, it will be breezy but another chilly start, another grey day but those temperatures a little bit higher, 20 celsius in london, up to 20 in aberdeen as well so as we move into thursday, the rain becomes confined to the far north of scotland but behind that, we have cooler air to the out of it, thursday is going to be the warmest day of the week. temperatures could rise to around 23 celsius but it won't last. the cooler air will then pushed outwards for all of us on friday. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 11: a public inquiry begins into the contaminated blood scandal, which is estimated to have killed nearly 3,000 people since the 1970s. labour has come under increasing pressure today —— theresa may is to meet president trump in new york on wednesday. they are expected to discuss brexit and a bilateral trade deals. —— trade deal. labour has come under increasing pressure today to clarify its position on a possible new referendum on

and it's this area, really, from northern ireland, northern and western scotland, which will keep furthero tuesday night and through into wednesday morning. eventually, some of that rain is inching its way further southwards and eastwards into the far north of england. ahead of this, not quite as cold at night, but some rural parts of southern england perhaps getting down to two or three celsius. through the middle part of the week, we've still got high pressure across much of england and wales, those fronts still to the north and the west bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain, again slowly starting to sink its way south and eastwards. so a bit more cloud, with the odd spot of rain across northern england, maybe the far north of wales. still quite cloudy for northern ireland, the lion's share of the rain across scotland. these are the averages, gusts will be higher. holding onto the dry, sunny weather across southern and eastern parts of england and wales, where temperatures on wednesday could get up to around 20 or 21 celsius. and that front continues to make its progress south and

more cloud in northern ireland, parts of western scotland and north—west england particularly.e outbreaks of showery rain. after the chilly start in the south temperatures up to 20 degrees, 12 across the north west of scotland. this evening and tonight it's the northern half of the uk that will continue to see most of the cloud, some outbreaks of patchy rain at times, perhaps some heavy rain into parts of northern ireland and western scotland late in the night, quite breezy. even further south although we'll have clear, starry skies overhead, it will be breezy about last night so probably not quite as chilly will stop not as cold to start tomorrow morning. the best of the sunshine once again in the south—eastern corner of the country. cloud and rain moving across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, perhaps into wales in the afternoon. to the north of the sunshine and showers are gained decidedly cool. we may get a 20 degrees in the south—east. then we head into the weekend. it starts off with high—pressure trying to knows its way in, so most of us should star

rain to end the day in northern ireland and western scotland pushing further south—eastward coming intol be cooler, a long weather front though and to the south of it through much of england and wales a warm night. the big picture from monday has the weather front very slowly moving south. the cold front is the leading edge of cooling air so is the leading edge of cooling air so ahead of it walked but hide it, fresher. temperatures lower. some sunny spells and northern ireland. the weather front has cleared, scotland. rain for a time on monday, pushing across northern england, midlands, south—west england. hide it is cooler and fresher. call a long weather front where you have rain but warm and sunny spells for east anglia. the front gradually pushes further south into tuesday, taking the cooler air with it. the rest of the week delivers cloud, some sunny rest of the week delivers cloud, some sunny spells, a bit patchy rain 01’ some sunny spells, a bit patchy rain ora some sunny spells, a bit patchy rain or a few showers but actually for the rest of the week, much of the country is look

running into the western side of scotland as well. a cold front, leading edge of career, moving south very slowly on monday. cloud change in the feel of the weather behind it. fresher, less humid and it will be cooler. some sunny spells around scotla nd cooler. some sunny spells around scotland and northern ireland. the weather front will take some outbreaks of rain into parts of northern england, the midlands and the and wales. cooler as well. some warmth of the front into east anglia and south east england. sunny spells. a range of weather on monday but this weather front complete the journey southwards tuesday. temperatures closer together by then. a cooler flu across the board. as the week goes on, plenty of dry weather to come. this is bbc world news, the headlines. america‘s political elite has paid tribute to us senator, john mccain, at a service in washington. former presidents, george w bush and barack obama, addressed the congregation. mr mccain‘s daughter, meghan, said they were mourning the passing of american greatness.

some patchy drizzle for the western isles of scotland where it will continue to be quite windy.wn but still quite a breezy day and fairly warm across east anglia and south—east england. temperatures up to 22 or 23dc. elsewhere, generally 17 or 20 celsius, cooler for the far north of scotland. keeping an eye on this area of low pressure, it has in it the remnants of hurricane helene, no longer a hurricane but providing tropical moisture and energy to that area of low pressure. it will strengthen the winds as we go through monday and pull some very warm and humid air across england and wales, particularly the further south and east you are. on monday, a mixture of variable cloud and a sunny spells before the rain arrives into northern ireland, parts of north—west england and western scotland. it will be heavy. some strong winds accompanying that with some very strong gusts as well. these are the average speed through monday afternoon. the gusts will be even higher. as we go from monday into tuesday, the gusts for the western isles of scotland could touch 60 or 70 mph. as we head s

some showers continuing across parts of scotland and then through the day we will see thick cloud into northern ireland, the westerncross northern ireland, with some rain here around lunchtime. into western scotland through the afternoon, a bit of patchy rain for north—west england and north wales. further south and east, it should stay largely dry, with some spells of sunshine. not as warm as it was on sunday, but still, those temperatures up to 21 degrees, just 1a in glasgow. now, as we move out of monday into tuesday, we're going to see some rain moving across northern parts of the uk. and then for tuesday itself, we'll be left with this weather front sitting in place across central parts of the country, bringing some cloud, some outbreaks of rain. could get quite misty and murky around some of those western coasts and hills. but remember that battle between the warm and the cool air? it's this weather front that will divide the two. across the south—east of the country, still some warm air clinging on at this stage. in fact, temperatures might get up to 2a, perhaps 25 degrees. further north and west, some sunsh

some patchy drizzle for the western isles of scotland where it will continue to be quite windy.te a breezy day and fairly warm across east anglia and south—east england. temperatures up to 22 or 23dc. elsewhere, generally 17 or 20 celsius, cooler for the far north of scotland. keeping an eye on this area of low pressure, it has in it the remnants of hurricane helene, no longer a hurricane but providing tropical moisture and energy to that area of low pressure. it will strengthen the winds as we go through monday and pull some very warm and humid air across england and wales, particularly the further south and east you are. on monday, a mixture of variable cloud and a sunny spells before the rain arrives into northern ireland, parts of north—west england and western scotland. it will be heavy. some strong winds accompanying that with some very strong gusts as well. these are the average speed through monday afternoon. the gusts will be even higher. as we go from monday into tuesday, the gusts for the western isles of scotland could touch 60 or 70 mph. as we head south and east, i

and it's this area, really, from northern ireland, northern and western scotland, which will keep further morning. eventually, some of that rain just sinking its way further south and eastwards into the far north of england. ahead of this, not quite as cold a night, but some rural parts of southern england perhaps getting down to two or three celsius. through the middle part of the week, we've still got high pressure across much of england and wales, those fronts still to the north and the west bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain, again slowly starting to sink its way south and eastwards. so a bit more cloud, with the odd spot of rain across northern england, maybe the far north of wales. still quite cloudy for northern ireland, the lion's share of the rain across scotland. and still quite windy here. these are average speeds, gusts will be higher. holding onto the dry, sunny weather across southern and eastern parts of england and wales, where temperatures on wednesday could get up to around 20 or 21 celsius. and that front continues to make its progress south and eastwards throu

and it's this area, really, from northern ireland, northern and western scotland, which will keep furthersome of that rain just sinking its way further south and eastwards into the far north of england. temperatures north of england. and quite easily in double temperatures and quite easily in double figures. some rural spots could get closer to freezing. another cool nights under this area of high pressure. the heaviest of the rain through wednesday. some spells of sunshine for eastern areas of scotland. we could get temperatures up to 20 celsius. average wind strength again. the costs will be higher. light winds across england and wales. we will find sunshine. —— gusts. through the end of the week we have an area of high pressure to the south. slowly it starts to make its way south and east was. as it runs into the high pressure, all that will be left of it in the south—east is cloud. it will start to replace the walk it will start to replace the walk it will see with something cooler by the weekend —— walk. by the end of the weekend —— walk. by the end of the weekend, mister —— most pla

northern ireland in scotland, the heaviest of the rain due wednesday probably for northern and western scotlandscotland, we could get temperatures up to 20 celsius. fairly light winds across much of england and wales, where again we are going to find some sunshine and temperatures again getting up to between 19 and 21 celsius. to the end of the week, we have still got this area of high pressure to the south but very slowly, this one starts to make in road south and eastwards. as it runs into that area of high pressure, all thatis into that area of high pressure, all that is going to be left on it in the south—east is just an area of high cloud. what will do is replace the warmth we have for some time with something a bit cooler by the weekend. for the most part, some places will be staying dry. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: donald trump's supreme court choice, brett kavanaugh says he won't step aside, after another allegation of sexual misconduct. i'm not going to let false accusations drive us

western ireland and western scotland there will be outbreaks of rain. there will be outbreaks of rain. there will be outbreaks of rain. there will be an outbreak of wind as well. because the wind will be coming in from the southwest, just beginning to group upwards of from the southwest, just beginning to group upwards 01:14 maybe 18 degrees. contrast those fortunes during tuesday night, it will be southern arizona because of the weather close to freezing. for the north significantly mother but only because we would have after crowded outburst of rain to stop warm for breeze. but further south, the middle the deed —— we will turn a great deal warmer. if labour party members vote for it at conference. what we want? a people's vote! delegates are meeting in liverpool, where thousands have been marching in an anti—brexit rally. of course we need another say, and we need to know what the deal actually is. i can't see that we've got anything to gain from brexit, i can only see what we've got to lose. but one union leader says a new referendum shouldn't offer

quite a windy day for scotland with gusts around 30—110 mph, and rain coming from the western isles intovening as it will be pushing across northern ireland. ahead of that, though, we may see some sunny spells for a time. northern england, the midlands, wales, the south—west often cloudy. you may encounter the odd shower, the odd bit of light rain. but for some in east anglia and south—east england, unbroken sunshine and temperatures here edging towards the mid 20s once again. and it will be warm in the sunny spells in north—east scotland, too. you rain to end the day, though, in northern ireland and western scotland, pushing further south—eastwards going into monday morning. those parts of northern ireland and scotland that turn clearer will be much cooler. along that weather front, though, and certainly to the south of it through much of england and wales, quite a warm night going into monday morning. the big picture for monday has the weather front here very slowly moving south. cold front, the leading edge of cooling air, so ahead of that still some warmth. behind it, though, feeling

north—west england and scotland through the afternoon. through the afternoon. wine in northern and western scotland south and east, 12—15. things warm up into tuesday. tuesday. this area of high pressure builds on the south and west. builds on the south and west. this fun slides southway and eastwards. fun slides southway and eastwards. lot of cloud, misty and murky on tuesday. tuesday. cover on northern ireland, into north—west england and wales. north—west england and wales. temperatures up to 20—21dc, cooler for northern ireland and scotland. for northern ireland and scotland. —— it's looking windier. it is the dominant feature for much of the uk. dominant feature for much of the uk. but more unsettled the further north and west you are. earthquake and tsunami. more than 800 people are now feared dead. for survivors who may be trapped. translation: i'm going out of my mind. i don't know where my children are. i'm going crazy with worry about them. i have no news at all. it's feared the final death toll could reach thousands. we'll be reporting from sulawesi, the island that's been hit. also toni

wind gusts of 5011 55 mph across parts of western and north—western scotland.ely quiet night. on monday, anotherfrontal system night. on monday, anotherfrontal syste m co m es night. on monday, anotherfrontal system comes in towards north—western areas bringing rain, and then this trailing cold front will sit in place, slight easing the country into by the time we get into tuesday. the south that frontal system, we will draw in relatively warm acid temperatures could get up into the middle 20s. to the north of the front, cool the consent our direction. temperature stuck in the low to mid teens across some parts of the north as we go to the stars of the north as we go to the stars of the north as we go to the stars of the new working week. rain around as well. further south, of the new working week. rain around as well. furthersouth, cloud of the new working week. rain around as well. further south, cloud and central areas but southern areas seeing sunshine and we could get to the middle 20s. this is bbc world news and these are our headlines: a court in egypt h

throughout much of northern england and south—western scotland, belfast will get some rain. very mild night. temperatures on the south coast of england no lower than 15 or 16 degrees. on sunday, low—pressure round my head here, with stronger winds and a weather front in the direction of scotland. eventually, sunshine and showers here. a spot of rainfor sunshine and showers here. a spot of rain for some time. sunday is not looking bad at all. a much brighter day for many of us. temperatures of 23 in london, 20 expected in yorkshire. monday into tuesday, this rather long area of weather, the weather front slices the uk in half. it slices the atmosphere in half, warmerair it slices the atmosphere in half, warmer air wafting in from spain, portugal and france. it will clip southern england, and colder air from the north atlantic. that means that across the north of the country it is cloudy with spots of rain, but in the south it will be much warmer. you are hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. new powers designed to end nuisance calls from personal injury and claim management

further showers on monday for northern and western scotland but elsewhere it should be in mainly dryhat cool feel. hello and welcome to dateline, the programme that pitches some of the uk's most prominent journalists against international writers who file their stories with the dateline london. this week, how domestic politics is dictating foreign policy for both the united kindom and the united states. theresa may's fellow eu leaders rebuff the brexit compromise she hoped would hold together her party. donald trump ratchets up his trade war with china that could strengthen his hand in november's mid—term elections. to discuss that, with me are — isabel hilton, from chinadialogue, which fosters debate about china's environment. isabel is a former newspaper columnist and broadcaster in the uk. agnes poirier, writes for the french magazine marianne. janet daley‘s column appears every week in the sunday telegraph here in the uk. michael goldfarb, the us—born journalist, hosts the podcast called frdh — the first rough draft of history. in salzburg on wednesday night, theresa may was expe

and it's this area, really, from northern ireland, northern and western scotland, which will keep furtherto wednesday morning. eventually, some of that rain is inching its way further southwards and eastwards into the far north of england. ahead of this, not quite as cold at night, but some rural parts of southern england perhaps getting down to two or three celsius. through the middle part of the week, we've still got high pressure across much of england and wales, those fronts still to the north and the west bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain, again slowly starting to sink its way south and eastwards. so a bit more cloud, with the odd spot of rain across northern england, maybe the far north of wales. still quite cloudy for northern ireland, the lion's share of the rain across scotland. and still quite windy here. these are average speeds, gusts will be higher. holding onto the dry, sunny weather across southern and eastern parts of england and wales, where temperatures on wednesday could get up to around 20 or 21 celsius. and that front continues to make its progress south and

and western scotland by the end of the day.shine. perhaps not quite as warm as sunday that still up quite as warm as sunday that still up into the 20s in the south—west corner. always a bit cooler across the north—western areas. this clump of rain across the north will clear as we get into tuesday. left in its wa ke as we get into tuesday. left in its wake will be this wriggling frontal system which will post some problems for the week ahead. it will slice the country in two. a bit of patchy rain to the north of it. some cool airto the rain to the north of it. some cool air to the south—west. we are likely to put in some relatively warm air. some places could add —— could get into the middle 20s. northern areas rain at times with a cool feel to the weather. often quite breezy as well. further south, some warmth. temperatures could get close to the middle 20s but even here, it should turn a little bit cooler by the middle of the week. this is bbc news. i'm lebo diseko. our top stories: a court in egypt sentences 75 people to dea