still pretty showery for northern ireland and western scotland.st and fog around, but i think come the afternoon, sunshine, particularly for england and wales, highs of 10 or 11. but with clear skies, light winds, and moving into a cooler air mass, looks like we could see quite a widespread frost first thing saturday morning. first widespread one when we've seen in a while now. so that's our outlook for the week ahead — turning colder, but also pretty unsettled. this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines. an explosion in istanbul kills 6 people and injures more than 50 — turkey's president says it has "the smell of terror". the uk chancellor says taxes are going up for everyone — but he will protect the most vulnerable — in thursday's autumn statement. the democrats have retained control of the us senate — providing a boost to presidentjoe biden and dealing a blow to donald trump.

and there's that rain just briefly making its way into northern ireland and western scotland.t more of a breeze and therefore a slightly milder start to wednesday. temperatures perhaps just nudge up briefly on those figures from tuesday. but as the high continues to build through the end of the week and takes us into the weekend, our wind will pick up, our easterly wind. mist and fog should'nt be such an issue, but we really will start to drive through that chillier air. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... security is tightened across china as the authorities try to suppress the unprecedented protests taking place against covid lockdowns. one of the problems in china is that nobody knows when zero covid will end. the british prime minister rishi sunak uses his first major speech on foreign policy to criticise the chinese authorities for what he calls their authoritarian response to the protests. instead of listening to their people's protests, the chinese government has chosen to crack down further, including by assaulting

and there's that rain just briefly making its way into northern ireland and western scotland.ze and therefore a slightly milder start to wednesday. temperatures perhaps just nudge up briefly on those figures from tuesday. but as the high continues to build through the end of the week and takes us into the weekend, our wind will pick up, our easterly wind. mist and fog should'nt be such an issue, but we really will start to drive through that chillier air. this is bbc news, i'm monika plaha. our top stories: security is tightened across china as the authorities try to suppress the widespread protests taking place against covid lockdowns. one of the problems in china is that nobody knows when zero covid—19 will end. the british prime minister, rishi sunak, uses his first major speech on foreign policy to criticise the chinese authorities for what he calls their authoritarian response to the protests. instead of listening to their people's protest, the chinese government has chosen to crackdown with, including by assaulting a bbcjournalist.

and clearer and drier weather for scotland and one or two showers for western scotland and perhaps westernnties of northern ireland but for most it is a reasonable night. temperatures holding on double figures, colder into scotland. tomorrow, the zone of heavy rain working across england. i suspect the vinyl be more extensive and it will be persistent and heavy. by and it will be persistent and heavy. by that feature, there will be breaks in the cloud and some sunshine between the showers. some of them, though, are likely to be heavy showers with a rumble or two of thunder and it will turn quite windy with the threat of gales across the north west later in the day. mad again, though. 12—14. into next week low pressure stays firmly in charge. rain moving through on monday into monday night. followed by showers from tuesday onwards so it is an unsettled looking weather picture, often quite windy but those westerly winds will bring very mild and i7 westerly winds will bring very mild and 17 degrees later next week which is about four above average. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: elon

and there's that rain just briefly making its way into northern ireland and western scotland.more of a breeze and therefore a slightly milder start to wednesday, temperatures perhaps just nudge up briefly on those figures from tuesday. but as the high continues to build through the end of the week and takes us into the weekend, our wind will pick up, our easterly wind. mist and fog shouldn't be such an issue, but we really will start to drive through that chillier air. and travelled around the west in the 19th century. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a heavy police presence across cities in china, as authorities tighten security to try to suppress the protests taking place against covid lockdowns. shouting. one of the problems in china is that nobody knows when zero—covid will end. a teenager who shot dead ten people in a racist attack in the us city of buffalo pleads guilty to murder charges, meaning he'll be sentenced to life in prison. charities in the philippines say there has been a sharp increase i

temperatures, about 11 for western scotland and northern ireland as well.weekend, we will pick up an easterly wind and it'll feel cold and the clouds will be thicker, a few patches of rain moving across the country. into next week, we will get an area of high pressure developing in greenland. that will push these northerly winds southwards across the uk. with that comes a first real blast of winter. for some of our hilly areas, that means you could be looking at some snowfall later into next week. you have been warned. colder weather on the way. thanks, chris. and that's it from the team here — you can keep up to date with all of the developments on our website and the bbc news app. now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, but from the ten team it's goodnight. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are natalie fahy, editor of nottinghamshire live, and rosamund urwin, the media editor of the sunday times. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... t

scotland. behind that, we will see some sunnier skies. turning rather windy across westernur in shetland — and temperatures generally between 10 and 13 degrees. and then, as we look ahead to wednesday, this big low still spinning to the north—west. this weather feature running in from the west is going to bring a zone of heavy rain and potentially a squeeze of really strong winds. gales are possible around the south—west of england, maybe the west of wales as well. it's also going to be very windy again in the northern isles, and we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards. temperatures, though, still down on where they have been —10—14 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines: turkey says a person suspected of having left a bomb that caused an explosion on sunday in istanbul has been arrested by police. the blast killed at least six people and injured dozens more. president recep tayyip erdogan said the attack "smelled of terror". president volodymyr zelensky says ukrainian investigators in kherson have uncovered evidence of war crimes in areas of th

be a concern here through saturday even as the weather improves. here through saturday even western scotland of england into central southern england dry with some sunshine, a fine start in northern ireland. eventually, later in the afternoon, we'll start to see rain arriving here, and that next band of rain will sweep its way eastwards across the whole of the uk, clearing on sunday to a mixture of sunshine and showers. those showers widespread with a bit of hail and thunder mixed in. it'll turn quite windy once again. those temperatures dropping, actually a bit below average across northern areas of the uk. and it will be cold enough to see a little bit of snow up over the tops of the scottish mountains. you might notice that looking out of your windows if you live near the mountains. stays unsettled next week. more rain around at times, perhaps with the risk of some localised flooding, perhaps across southern parts. that's the latest. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. un climate talks are extended by another day, with

rain barely making it across the welsh border into the midlands, persistent rain sitting across western scotland. further east, perhaps some brighter spells but rather like sunday, there could be some stubborn, lingering clouds, mist and fog holding the temperatures back. the front is really on the high into nothing as it goes eastwards on tuesday, the low when the west takes over. this is a much more lively front, this will bring heavy downpours to areas in its path. it will also move through pretty quickly, however. so, brighterskies coming in the afternoon, for northern ireland, wales and the southwest. but with some squally showers coming in on the winds. and then for the middle of the week, we are very confident that we're going to be dominated by low pressure. so, there will be rain around and it will be windy. but as to where we see the heaviest rain and strongest winds, that is varying a little as we get close to the time we should be able to bring in more detail. current thinking, wednesday, very wet across the southern half of the uk. the rain shifting north later in the day. strong wi

and there's that rain just briefly making its way into northern ireland and western scotland.emperatures perhaps just nudge up briefly on those figures from tuesday. but as the high continues to build through the end of the week and takes us into the weekend, our wind will pick up, our easterly wind. mist and fog shouldn't be such an issue, but we really will start to drive through that chillier air. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour but now on bbc news, it's talking movies. newsreel: now what distinguished visitor i is arriving on this train that so many are waiting for? charlie chaplin was the biggest, most popular icon in the 20th century. newsreel: the man who gives the london hobbies— a battle with the crowds is, yes, charlie chaplin. - he had a level of fame and immediacy to his audience

and there's that rain just briefly making its way into northern ireland and western scotland.a breeze and therefore a slightly milder start to wednesday. temperatures perhaps just nudge up briefly on those figures from tuesday. but as the high continues to build through the end of the week and takes us into the weekend, our wind will pick up, our easterly wind. mist and fog should'nt be such an issue, but we really will start to drive through that chillier air. welcome to bbc news — i'm monika plaha. our top stories... security is tightened across china as the authorities try to suppress the widespread protests taking place against covid lockdowns. one of the problems in china is that nobody knows when zero covid will end. the british prime minister rishi sunak uses his first major speech on foreign policy to criticise the chinese authorities for what he calls their authoritarian response to the protests. instead of listening to their people's protests, the chinese government has chosen to crack down further, including by assaulting a bbcjournalist. charities in the philippine

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

monday our weather front in the west doesn't go anywhere, the rain will stick around across western scotlandria and parts of wales and the south—west, central and eastern areas starting with quite a lot of that gloom should become brighter as the day plays out, will you see straightaway temperatures are down on the figures we have had in recent days and then average values for tuesday and wednesday often very wet and windy. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the chancellor, jeremy hunt has told the bbc more taxes and further spending cuts are on their way, saying there'll be some very difficult decisions ahead. president erdogan has said at least six people have been killed in an explosion in a busy shopping area in central istanbul, with more than 50 others injured the king led the nation on remembrance sunday observing a two minute silence and laying a wreath in memory of those who have died in war. the democrats have retained control of the us senate providing a boost to presidentjoe biden and dealing a blow to donald trump. ukraine's president says russian troops destroyed all critic

and there's that rain just briefly making its way into northern ireland and western scotland.tart to wednesday. temperatures perhaps just nudge up briefly on those figures from tuesday. but as the high continues to build through the end of the week and takes us into the weekend, our wind will pick up, our easterly wind. mist and fog should'nt be such an issue, but we really will start to drive through that chillier air. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. i'm in the serpentine galleries in london where there is a major exhibition of the work of the renowned american artist barbara chase—riboud. her art is on display in museums around the world, and she is also an award—winning novelist and poet. throughout her long career, barbara has been fascinated by public memorials and her sculptures honour various historical and culturalfigures. but how should society commemorate controversial

and there's that rain just briefly making its way into northern ireland and western scotland.ightly milder start to wednesday. temperatures perhaps just nudge up briefly on those figures from tuesday. but as the high continues to build through the end of the week and takes us into the weekend, our wind will pick up, our easterly wind. mist and fog should'nt be such an issue, but we really will start to drive through that chillier air. this is bbc news — i'm monika plaha with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. security is tightened across china as the authorities try to suppress the widespread protests taking place against covid lockdowns. one of the problems in china is that nobody knows when zero covid will end. the british prime minister rishi sunak uses his first major speech on foreign policy to criticise the chinese authorities for what he calls their �*authoritarian�* response to the protests. instead of listening to their people's protests, the chinese government has chosen to crack down further, including by assaulting a bbcjournalist. cha

and there's that rain just briefly making its way into northern ireland and western scotland.emperatures perhaps just nudge up briefly on those figures from tuesday. but as the high continues to build through the end of the week and takes us into the weekend, our wind will pick up, our easterly wind. mist and fog shouldn't be such an issue, but we really will start to drive through that chillier air. this is bbc news. the headlines: security has been tightened across china as the authorities try to suppress protests taking place against covid lockdowns. officers have been out in force in the capital, beijing, where protesters had gathered on sunday, some calling for president xi to step down. a teenager who carried out a racist massacre in the us city of buffalo has pleaded guilty to murder and terrorism charges. payton gendron shot dead 10 people at a supermarket six months ago. his plea means he will be sentenced to life in prison. charities in the philippines say there's been a sharp increase in the sexual exploitation of children online since the pandemic. a bbc special re

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

and there's that rain just briefly making its way into northern ireland and western scotland.tart to wednesday, temperatures perhaps just nudge up briefly on those figures from tuesday. but as the high continues to build through the end of the week and takes us into the weekend, our wind will pick up, our easterly wind. mist and fog shouldn't be such an issue, but we really will start to drive through that chillier air. mpox this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. calm after the storm — heavy police presence reduces the protests across china, but the situation remains tense. we'll have the latest and market reaction. another crypto casualty — blockfi becomes the latest firm to file for bankruptcy, blaming over—exposure to the ftx cryptocurrency exchange. elon musk takes a bite out of apple, claiming the tech giant has stopped advertising on twitter and could block the network from its apps. and turbulent times for australia's aviation industry, as consumer groups ramp up the pressure on carriers to pay compensation for de

one or two showers for northern ireland and mainly western scotland. but some sunshine as well. inds aren't going to be as strong on sunday. still quite blowy in the northwest of scotland for a while. it's still going to be a mild day on sunday. temperatures ii to 13 degrees. a few degrees lower, though, than it was on saturday for some of scotland and northern ireland. still got that rain threatening the southeast of england. they could see some wetter weather heading in during the evening, actually. before that weather front finally moves away in time for monday. and we're left with some lighter winds, some clearer skies. temperatures are going to be a bit lower at the start of the new week. with lighter winds and clear skies could be some mist and fog forming as well here and there. especially across northeast england which would be a little slow to clear. otherwise, i think we should see some sunshine breaking through. a few showers coming in. mainly across more western parts of england and wales and then running eastwards across southern england, too. large parts of the coun

and there's that rain just briefly making its way into northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures perhaps just nudge up briefly on those figures from tuesday. but as the high continues to build through the end of the week and takes us into the weekend, our wind will pick up, our easterly wind. mist and fog shouldn't be such an issue, but we really will start to drive through that chillier air. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. england and wales will become the first home nations to play each other at a football world cup tonight. very good morning from doha, where fans are waking up expecting to head of this derby in the dunes, with both england and wales are still in a position to qualify. for wales, they know nothing less and a win will do. good morning from the former school of jack grealish good morning from the former school ofjack grealish in solihull, good morning from the former school of jack grealish in solihull, where they hope the england star will recreate

and there's that rain just briefly making its way into northern ireland and western scotland.tuesday. but as the high continues to build through the end of the week and takes us into the weekend, our wind will pick up, our easterly wind. mist and fog shouldn't be such an issue, but we really will start to drive through that chillier air. this is bbc news, the headlines. security is tightened across china — after unprecedented protests against strict coronavirus controls spread to 10 cities, in the most direct challenge to president xi in a decade. a white supremacist in the united states has pleaded guilty to murdering ten people in a racist mass shooting. payton gendron, who's 19, went on a rampage at a supermarket in a predominantly black part of the city of buffalo. a research mission to the great barrier reef has concluded that it should be placed on a list of endangered world heritage sites.

amounts of sunshine between the showers into the afternoon and not a bad afternoon in central and western scotlandures, and a strengthening wind especially in the south—west which could be up to gale force as we finish today. the winds strengthen over other western areas into sunday night and with low pressure pushing closer and closer towards the north of scotland, showers will continue to feed in across many areas, but the one thing, winds coming from the south—westerly direction means it won't be a chilly start to the new week but monday will certainly be a fairly cloudy day with further outbreaks of rain. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. with us midterm electionsjust days away — the big hitters come to pennsylvania. biden, obama — and trump all push for victory in a critical contest. d for victory in a critical contest. democracy itself is the d democracy itself is on the ballot. the stakes are high. iran admits supplying "a limited number" of drones to russia, but ukraine says it has yet to come clean on the full extent of its involvement

lastly western scotland but not as windy as it was yesterday.he west and some fog patches developing across parts of north—east england. some of that file could be quite dense. touch of frost as possible in the north—east of england especially but most places will be between four and 8 degrees. tomorrow, that fog could be slow to clear. for scotland and northern ireland they will tend to fade. it should be mostly dry and sunny here by the afternoon. some showers will continue for parts of wales and through the english channel and islands as well. temperatures 8 degrees for newcastle, 12 for plymouth. fog likely to be widespread on tuesday morning. dense patches here and there and with very late wednesday will be nothing to help to lift that folks are some of it could linger. it will feel chillier than it has done of late. later in the week we will see this frontal system trying to push on from the west. it makes very little progress. it has been deflected by this they carry a high pressure that is becoming increasingly dominant across eastern eu

the weather front will bring more cloud to northern ireland in western scotland, patchy rain, temperatureswhere under the influence of a big area of high pressure over scandinavia. the cloud and the breeze will be abundant across scotland. outbreaks of rain here. elsewhere, northern ireland, england and wales, variable cloud, mist and fog but also sunshine and temperatures from seven celsius to 12 celsius, perhaps 13 celsius in stornoway, mild air of the atlantic. it changes at the end of the week, a chilly easterly wind, turning colder for all areas, temperatures below parfor for all areas, temperatures below par for early december. you for all areas, temperatures below parfor early december. you can for all areas, temperatures below par for early december. you can see why here. a big area of high pressure exerts its across the country, a chilly easterly breeze will be fresh across the south of the country. you can see as we head into the weekend, all areas in single digits and we could see outbreaks of rain in the north and east with a little bit of wintry nights over the high ground too

we'll keep some showers western scotland showers in western scotland overnight, but places overnight, dry enough of a breeze to stop too much of a frost. temperatures to 4 to 6 degrees in urban areas. so a fresh in most urban areas. so a fresh but bright starts to thursday. quite a bit of sunshine early doors so much of the east doors and so much of the east will stay fine through the day. here comes that weather system spell of heavy rain crossing northern ireland, gusty winds through sea. through the irish sea. particular office warning particular met office warning for winds here a wind and for winds here and a wind and warning in place for wales and england as this band of rain marches in it could cause some further disrupt . and of course further disrupt. and of course it has been wet behind it. it has been very wet behind it. bright spells showers. much of eastern england will be dry until when that rain will until dusk when that rain will finally march in and against pretty intense particular across the south so further disruption here especially with a lot of spray and surface

quite blustery in western scotland, particularly the western isles, but not as windy as yesterday.e south—east corner should eventually clear during tonight. elsewhere, clear during tonight. elsewhere, clear spells with quite a few showers feeding in from the west, and some fog patches developing, especially across parts of north—east england. some of that fog could be quite dense. a touch of frost is possible in the north—east, but most places will be 4—8 c, so chillier than the last couple of nights. tomorrow, the fog in north—east england could be slow to clear and elsewhere some showers. for scotland and northern ireland, they will fade so it should be mostly dry and sunny by the afternoon health. some showers will continue for parts of wales and the english channel and channel islands. temperatures eight for newcastle, 12 in plymouth. fog is likely to be widespread on tuesday morning with dense patches here and there. very light winds, and there will be nothing to really help to lift the fog. some of it could linger and it is likely to stay quite grey, and it will feel chillie

this afternoon not too bad, sunshine around, showers affecting parts of western scotland, south—westy's cloud and rain, 12 in the south, cooler further north. shower straightaway, turning dryerfor further north. shower straightaway, turning dryer for many, further north. shower straightaway, turning dryerfor many, went to clear skies, turning dryerfor many, went to clearskies, light turning dryerfor many, went to clear skies, light wind, temperatures plummeting down to freezing or below across northern, central and western areas, frost likely, mist and fog developing, quite extensive across parts of england and wales, causing some issues for tuesday morning, cold and foggy for some of us, our other areas are seeing some sunshine around. the fog will be stubborn to clear in places. could stay grey and foggy all day in places, other areas see the fog lifting to low cloud. shoot fewer showers than today. temperatures up to around ten towards the south east coast. exerting its force across the country, one front affects parts of northern ireland, northern and western scotland, more of a

one or two showers for northern ireland and maybe western scotland, but some sunshine as well. in the north—west of scotland for a while and it will be a mild day with temperatures 11—13 . a few degrees lower than it was for scotland and northern ireland than it was on saturday. we could see some wetter weather living in during the evening for the east of england. for that weather front finally moves away time from monday, we are left with lighter winds, clearer skies with temperatures lower for the start of the new week. there could be some mist and fog forming as well here and there, especially across north—east england which will be slow to clear. 0therwise, north—east england which will be slow to clear. otherwise, we should see some sunshine breaking through. a few showers moving in and western parts of england and wales, running eastwards across southern england, too. large part of the country will be dry in the afternoon and temperatures a bit lower, between nine and 11 degrees. that really is the sign of things to come because all the mild atlantic air will be struggling

it across the welsh border, though, into the midlands, quite persistent rain sitting across western scotlandells, but rather like sunday, there could be some stubborn, lingering clouds, mist and fog holding the temperatures back. the front is really on a hiding to nothing as it goes eastwards on tuesday, ths low in the west takes over. this is a much more lively front, this will bring heavy downpours to areas in its path. it will also move through pretty quickly, however. so, brighterskies coming in the afternoon, for northern ireland, wales and the southwest but with some squally showers coming in on the winds. and then for the middle of the week, we are very confident that we're going to be dominated by low pressure. so, there will be rain around and it will be windy. but as to where we see the heaviest rain and the strongest winds, that is varying a little. as we get closer to the time, we should be able to bring you more detail. current thinking, wednesday, very wet across the southern half of the uk. the rain shifting north later in the day. strong winds across england and wales, partic

gradually pushing north and eastwards, through southwest england, wales, northwest england, western scotland showers. further east, less of the sunshine through the morning — in fact, east anglia, southeast england could stay dry for much of the day — northeast england, perhaps, too — but some gusty winds, especially for irish sea coasts and the western isles, those gusts perhaps reaching a5, maybe even 50mph. but they're south or south—westerly winds, so mild airflooding across the uk, with highs of 11—14 celsius. now through saturday night, we see that band of rain continuing to push its way eastwards — again, some of that will be heavy. the strongest winds extending to eastern coasts. behind it, something clearer across many western areas, though a few showers starting to push in from the west. it will be a very mild night, with temperatures for some holding up to ten or 11 celsius, and not much lower than six or seven at their lowest. so, as we head into sunday, here's our frontal system — but notice how it's lingering very close to the southeast of england, so we'll keep a hang—back of

southwest by midnight that sweeps the country, accompanied by coastal gales around parts of western scotlandght because of the breeze and the rain, but cold enough for some flakes of snow over the scottish mountains, perhaps the pennines well above around four or 500 metres. the rain pushes the nonh metres. the rain pushes the north sea, blustery showers , north sea, blustery showers, some heavy downpours , the west. some heavy downpours, the west. and that's how it looks on sunday, a day of sunny spells but also some of these lively downpours, a gusty breeze . and downpours, a gusty breeze. and monday, tuesday sees more unsettled weather .

already turning windy, increasingly wet through the morning, some heavy rain at times sliding into western scotlandrts of england. much of eastern england, though, will stay dry until later in the day, with some sunny spells. temperatures here around 15—16 celsius in the southeast, but it will feel cooler than that in the north and the west as those winds pick up. in fact, it's going to get windier as the day goes through. just an example of some of the gusts by mid—afternoon, 40—50, close to 60 mph, maybe a little bit more as we head into the evening. heavy rain sweeping across all of england. strongest winds overnight to take us into thursday across central and northern parts of scotland. winds easing a little bit later. and the clearer skies that some will see to the north and west into thursday morning, again down into single figure temperatures. milder in the southeast. and this is where the big question mark for thursday will be. the weather front may just drag its heels, bringing bursts of rain northwards and eastwards as we go through thursday, east anglia, the southeast, and the channel is

extent we have seen of late, but it is coming in this evening across ireland, and then into western scotland a bit of sleet and slow extent in the top of the hills. temperatures up and down through the night, but most places will be around 5—8 c as we start sunday. a cloudy and wet start. eastern areas of england as well. brightening up your quicker as it well across eastern scotland, the sunshine will come out for most. parts of aberdeenshire, caithness may stay cloudy. away from that, western areas to start dry and sunny. some heavy and thundery showers. another cool day. another cool day at 8—12 degrees. you're watching bbc news — i'm lucy hockings in qatar — where there's just 24 hours until the start of the world cup. the president of fifa has expressed support for the lgbtq community and migrant workers — but hits back at western critics of the country's human rights record, accusing them of hypocrisy. i think for what we europeans have been doing in the last 3,000 years, around the world, we should be apologising for the next 3,000 years before starting to give moral lessons to people

overnight and heavy rain and strong winds going into wales central and southern england and about western scotlands the rain last across portions of scotland, aberdeenshire, angus, and as it clears, further heavy and blustery showers out there. this is bbc news. the headlines... britain will pay france millions more for increased patrols on french beaches and improved surveillance. the prime minister claims expected tax rises leader xi jinping, despite the tensions between their nations. a court hears from a parent of one of the babies the nurse lucy letby is accused of murdering. for mamanger eric ten haag as he has no respect for him.. .the full interview will be played out on wednesday and thursday on talktv. they are trying to force you out? not just the they are trying to force you out? notjust the top guys, the other two or three guys around the globe. i felt betrayed. you or three guys around the globe. i felt betrayed.— felt betrayed. you think they are t ina to felt betrayed. you think they are trying to get _ felt betrayed. you think they are trying to get rid _ felt betrayed. you think

we go through tonight, we will see some splashes of rain through northern ireland and the western side of scotland. eastern and southern scotland, england and wales predominantly dry. but once again there'll be some big areas of mist and murk, some low cloud and fog. and you could see a touch of frost — if it stays cloudy, your temperatures will stick above freezing. into tomorrow, then, some patchy rain across the northern half of the uk, much of that tending to ease away. some big areas of cloud, some mist and murk, but some sunshine too, through southern and western parts of england, wales, northern ireland lifting temperatures to 12 celsius. it will be colder than that if it stays grey and gloomy where you are all day long. into friday and the weekend, we stick with a rather chilly feel. lots of dry weather, butjust a bit of rain here and there. hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. the socceroos they make the news. they make the news. it's they make the news. it's a they make the news. it's a knockout they make the news. it's a knockout blow for denmark. t

but for northern ireland, for western scotland , thickening for western scotland, thickening cloud andight rain arrive from the west . and for a good part of central and eastern england, southern scotland, we keep the low cloud. it's going to feel cold. and that cloud, 3 to 7 degrees into the afternoon and evening, we're going to see the cloud break up a bit more across the southern counties of england, parts of wales, northern england, as that happens, though, and as skies clear temperatures will fall away and we'll see a frost and fog reforming across these areas . and they'll also be a lot of low cloud remaining where we get that a chilly starts to thursday, minus three or minus four in some sheltered four celsius in some sheltered spots, but so chilly for spots, but not so chilly for scotland and northern ireland. 7 to 9 degrees, but with some cloud and some rain . a weather cloud and some rain. a weather front moving in from the west here. but that weather front is weakening as it comes up against the pressure, which is the high pressure, which is really our weather really control

we head through the latter part of the evening, that rain from northern ireland pushes across western scotlandill make its way across much of the mainland through the night. so with more cloud, wind and rain around, it doesn't look quite as chilly. just bear in mind again, through today and tonight, still blowing a gale across the northern isles. that's been relentless, those gale force winds, in the last three or four days. very rough conditions indeed here. now, we've got that rain first thing in the morning, a wet start in the east again. but it should clear through, unlike the rain we've had. then it's the day of sunny spells and scattered heavy showers, one or two rumbles of thunder as well. something wintry over the hills, even with the rain moving through actually during the coming night. it is that chilly, the air. as we go towards monday, we've got the next low pressure systems coming in, which looks set to give gales potentially across southern areas, through the channel — we need to keep an eye on that. plus the amount of rain for england and wales in particular, perhaps northern ir

western scotland, wales, western parts of england into central southern england dry with some sunshine, we'll start to see rain arriving here, and that next band of rain will sweep its way eastwards across the whole of the uk, clearing on sunday to a mixture of sunshine and showers. those showers widespread with a bit of hail and thunder mixed in. it'll turn quite windy once again. those temperatures dropping, actually a bit below average across northern areas of the uk. and it will be cold enough to see a little bit of snow up over the tops of the scottish mountains. you might notice that looking out of your windows if you live near the mountains. stays unsettled next week. more rain around at times, perhaps with the risk of some localised flooding, perhaps across southern parts. that's the latest.

likely to be across the southwest of england, the midlands, wales, also northern ireland, maybe western scotlandintry starting to develop over the highest ground in scotland. much of england and wales dry, some spells of sunshine, but for all of us by this stage, we will be in single digits. moving out of saturday into sunday, this area of high pressure starts to build to the northwest of us — that'll be quite a big player in our weather actually as we get into next week. but in the shorter term for sunday, an easterly winds with a chilly feel, and then the potential for an even colder north—or—northeasterly wind as we go through next week. now there's quite a high level of confidence in that forecast for something colder, but there's more uncertainty as to exactly what that will bring us in the way of any rain, sleet, or snow. welcome back. you are watching 0utside source. a major breakthrough in the treatment of alzheimer's, new drug is found that slows the disease. , , ,., drug is found that slows the disease. , , . drug is found that slows the disease. , . , , disease. this is so exciting be

now, we start thursday off on a really chilly note for western scotland and northern ireland — some frost—9 degrees. but a really thoroughly wet day to come for thursday. our area of low pressure, as you can see here, slowly pushing northwards and then westwards. some heavy rain for eastern scotland, northern england, north wales, eastern england — strongest of the winds along north sea coasts there. probably the best of any brighter weather off that chilly start, northern ireland and across the south and southwest corner of the country, but nowhere particularly warm — 9—11 degrees. and then, through thursday night, the rain continues to pile into eastern scotland, a few showers elsewhere into northern ireland, some wet weather for northern england and north wales. probably the driest weather towards the south of the country. but because there's more cloud and wind across the whole of the uk, it won't be quite as cold for many — 7—9 degrees. so, for friday, there's our area of low pressure again, starting to fill at this point and weaken, but still going to bring a lot of rainfall for the

one or two showers for northern ireland and mainly western scotland about sunshine as well. low way in the north west of scotland for a while and they mild a day on sunday, a few degrees lower thanit sunday, a few degrees lower than it was on saturday for scotland and northern ireland. rain threatening the south—east of england, could see wet weather moving in through the evening before the weather front finally moves away in time for monday and we are left with some lighter ones, clearer skies. the temperature a bit lower than the start of the new week. some mist and fog forming here and there but especially across the northeast where it will be slow to clear but otherwise some sunshine breaking through, if you showers coming and mainly across more western parts and running eastwards across southern england. large parts of the country dry in the afternoon. the temperature a little bit lower, around 9—11 so cooling offjust a touch and thatis so cooling offjust a touch and that is a sign of things to come because all the mild atlantic air is struggling to reach others, essenti

so quite a showers for parts of western scotland , for parts of western scotland, northern ireland, west, but otherwise some high cloud and largely dry and bright weather. 1230 celsius still possible and less windy day certainly now into the start of next week there'll . still be next week there'll. still be a few showers around especially for western parts on monday. but there is a trend towards . drier there is a trend towards. drier weather . 628 morning to you. this is breakfast with stephen and anne night. we are going to be meeting the world's oldest cat a bit later on. she's 26, turning 27 and then we've we were talking about how how do you tell how old a cat dog is if you haven't brought them up from they were babies and that got us into the subject of teeth because apparently that's how the vets do it. well, they can tell right . okay. and then we go tell right. okay. and then we go on the subject of if cats, baby cats and have baby teeth , do cats and have baby teeth, do they fall out? do you find them all over the carpet. well, juuan all over the carpet. well, julian in covent

western scotland, wales, western parts of england into central southern england dry with some sunshinet band of rain will sweep its way eastwards across the whole of the uk clearing on sunday to a mixture of sunshine and showers. those showers widespread with a bit of hail and thunder mix. then it'll turn quite windy once again. those temperatures dropping actually a bit below average across northern areas of the uk. and it will be cold enough to see a little bit of snow up over the tops of the scottish mountains. you might notice that looking out of your windows if you live near the mountains. stays unsettled next week. more rain around at times, perhaps with the risk of some localised flooding, perhaps across southern parts. that's the latest. this is bbc world news. the headlines... un climate talks have been extended by a day with leaders at a deadlock over compensation for poorer countries impacted by climate change and an eu proposalfor a special fund for vulnerable nations has not yet got the backing of china and the us. in the us, they have given saudi arabia's leader immunity

still some rain for northern ireland and western scotland.be the warmest armistice day on record across the uk, with those brisk south—westerly winds which could reach 45 mph. temperatures as high as 17 for some, but could reach 19 degrees across the north—east of scotland for friday. into the weekend, things remain mostly dry for many areas, that rain lifting northwards out of mainland scotland. the best of the brightness in the south and east where again we are likely to see temperatures around 18 degrees. still very mild and largely dry on sunday, but wetter and windier into next week. sarah, thank ou. that windier into next week. sarah, thank yom that is— windier into next week. sarah, thank yom that is it _ windier into next week. sarah, thank you. that is it from _ windier into next week. sarah, thank you. that is it from the _ windier into next week. sarah, thank you. that is it from the bbc - windier into next week. sarah, thank you. that is it from the bbc news i windier into next week. sarah, thank you. that is it from the bbc news

gradually pushing north and eastwards, through southwest england, wales, northwest england, western scotland could stay dry for much of the day. northeast england, perhaps, too, but some gusty winds, especially for irish sea coasts and the western isles, though gusts perhaps reaching 45—50mph. but they're south or south—westerly winds. so mild airflooding across the uk, with highs of 11—14 celsius. now through saturday night, we see that band of rain continuing to push its way eastwards — again, some of that will be heavy, the strongest winds extending to eastern coast. behind it, something clearer across many western areas, though a few showers starting to push in from the west. it will be a very mild night, with temperatures for some holding up to 10—11 celsius, and not much lower than 6—7 at their lowest. so, as we head into sunday, here's our frontal system — but notice how it's lingering very close to the southeast of england. so we'll keep a hang—back of cloud, and also potentially some outbreaks of rain across parts of southeast england, maybe east anglia, too, through the morning. be

it across the welsh border, though, into the midlands, quite persistent rain sitting across western scotlanday, there could be some stubborn, lingering clouds, mist and fog holding the temperatures back. the front is really on a hiding to nothing as it goes eastwards on tuesday, ths low in the west takes over. this is a much more lively front, this will bring heavy downpours to areas in its path. it will also move through pretty quickly, however. so, brighterskies coming in the afternoon, for northern ireland, wales and the southwest, but with some squally showers coming in on the winds. and then for the middle of the week, we are very confident that we're going to be dominated by low pressure. so, there will be rain around and it will be windy. but as to where we see the heaviest rain and the strongest winds, that is varying a little. as we get closer to the time, we should be able to bring you more detail. current thinking, wednesday, very wet across the southern half of the uk. the rain shifting north later in the day. strong winds across england and wales, particularly wednesday evening,

scotland. behind that, we will see some sunnier skies. turning rather windy across westernhour in shetland, and temperatures generally between 10—13 degrees. and then as we look ahead to wednesday, this big low still spinning to the northwest. this weather feature running in from the west is going to bring a zone of heavy rain and potentially a squeeze of really strong winds. gales are possible around the southwest of england, maybe the west of wales as well. it's also going to be very windy again in the northern isles and we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards. temperatures, though, still down on where they have been, 10—14 degrees. this is bbc news, we will have the headlines and all the news at the top of the hour straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. where do you get your news from? do you trust it to be true? for many of us, the answers to these questions are changing. social media is an increasingly dominant source of information. long—established news sources, like us at the bbc, are in a fight for audiences and

one or two showers for northern ireland and mainly western scotland, but some sunshine as well. uite blowy in the north—west of scotland for a while, and it's still going to be a mild day on sunday — temperatures 11 to 13 degrees. that's a few degrees lower, though, than it was on saturday for scotland and northern ireland. still got that rain threatening the south—east of england. could see some wetter weather moving in during the evening, actually, and before that weather front finally moves away in time for monday and then, we're left with some lighter winds, some clearer skies. temperatures are going to be a bit lowerfor the start of the new week. and with lighter winds and clearer skies could be some mist and fog forming as well here and there, more especially across north—east england, which will be a little slow to clear. otherwise, i think we should see some sunshine breaking through. a few showers coming in, mainly across more western parts of england and wales, and then running eastwards across southern england, too. large parts of the country, though, will be dry, i th