by the end of the night, rain in the isle of wight. north of that, looking dry.ther map tomorrow, quite stagnant at the moment, not much wind. there are winds starting to develop in the atlantic, they may well bring in some milder weather. that won't happen until tuesday or wednesday. short—term, it's a case of cold weather on saturday, 9 degrees, some sunshine, then we got a bit of rain from corner and all the way to the isle of wight, kent, and the rain could hang around on sunday. plymouth, portsmouth and southampton, this weekend, saturday and sunday, you may need your brolly. the best of the weather, all through the weekend is going to be the further north—west you are. i mentioned the weather in the atlantic, this is just mentioned the weather in the atlantic, this isjust a mentioned the weather in the atlantic, this is just a sequence of early next week, monday, tuesday, wednesday. big low—pressure, the game forced winds, rain in our direction. a bit uncertain, but the basic messages, once we've gone through monday and tuesday, the raincoat started to incr

01’ cornwall through the isle of wight or the weight of eastern kent coast.be a pretty picture. elsewhere not looking bad at all, the north—west of england, cumbria, south—west scotland, northern ireland some sunshine poyet, and the temperatures will be around single figures. the arrows pointing out of the usejune west, for as long as we keep that is to leave wind, those numbers here with those eights, they will not recover. that‘s it. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live — i‘m simon mccoy. today at 2: the prime minister hails a draft agreement on post—brexit relations with the eu as the "right deal" — she says it delivers on the referendum and will bring back control. the british people want this to be settled, they want a good deal that sets us on course for a brighterfuture. that deal is within our grasp. and i am determined to deliver it. after a review looking into the manchester arena terror attack, m15 admits for the first time it failed to track the bomber. daniela tejada — the wife of a british student jailed for spying in the united arab emirates —

the top gust was recorded on the western edge of the isle of wight, at the needles — a gust of 82 milesrig, in conwy in north—west wales. there were a number of sites that got into the 60s too. the area of low pressure that brought those strong winds was this one just heading to the western side of norway at the moment. the main parent low was still to the north—west of scotland and that is what is continuing to bring these strong winds. at the moment we are seeing a number of heavy showers flowing in to the western side of scotland and it will stay very windy here. windy too for northern ireland, north—west england, even further south. the winds are noticeably brisk, although continuing to gradually ease down. there's still some showers coming in to southern wales and southern counties of england. not entirely dry but, if you're heading outside over the next hour or two, it's not particularly cold. temperatures between 4 and 7 degrees for many of us. those strong winds will continue to push in across scotland, particularly the northern isles, actually, where i think we could gusts as s

the top gust was recorded on the western edge of the isle of wight, at the needles — a gust of 82 mileshere. 72 in plymouth, 72 as well in capel curig, in conwy in north—west wales. there were a number of sites that got into the 60s too. the area of low pressure that brought those strong winds was this one just heading to the western side of norway at the moment. the main parent low though is still to the north—west of scotland, and that is what's continuing to bring these strong winds at the moment. at the moment we are seeing a number of heavy showers flowing into the western side of scotland and it will stay very windy here. windy too for northern ireland, north—west england, even further south. the winds are noticeably brisk, although continuing to gradually ease down. there's still some showers coming into southern wales, southern counties of england. so it's not entirely dry, but if you're heading outside over the next hour or two, it's not particularly cold. temperatures between 4—7 degrees for many of us. those strong winds will continue to push in across scotland, particularly

the top gust was recorded in the western side of the isle of wight, at the needles — 82 miles an hour wales, 72. there were a number of place that had gusts into the 60s. the area of low pressure that brought those strong winds was this onejust heading to the western side of norway. the main parent low though still remains anchored to the north—west of scotland and indeed it's edging closer to the northern isles. so those winds are still pretty strong and we're going to see further heavy rain or plenty of showers floating in on those strong winds over the next few hours. there will be showers elsewhere, particularly north—west england, northern ireland, and some still affecting southern wales, southern coastal counts of england, but it's the brisk winds that, if you're heading outside, are keeping temperatures up — 4—7 degrees celsius. now, the winds are still going to be pretty strong for the first part of friday morning as our low gets close to the northern isles, where gusts, i think, could reach around 50—60 miles an hour, maybe even a few gusts a bit stronger than that. and it's

the top recorded on the western edge of the isle of wight. 72 in plymouth, and in conway in north—westtill to the north—west of scotland and that is what is continuing to bring strong winds stop we are seeing a number of heavy showers flowing into the western side of scotland and it will stay windy, for northern ireland, north—west india and further south. —— north—west england. not entirely dry but not particularly cold. those strong winds will continue to push an across scotland, particularly the northern isles. perhaps 50—60 miles per hour. it is followed by plenty of showers. brisk winds continuing to load the showers in the much of the day. the downpours do not last too long. brighter spells interspersed. showers continuing to wales, north—west england. stilla few in the southern counties but becoming rarer in the afternoon. temperatures reaching a high of 12 degrees towards the south. for the important weekend, another bout of rain across england and wales. slow to clear its weight is words. across east anglia, south—east england, it will be raining for most of the day. slow to e

the top gust was recorded on the western edge of the isle of wight, at the needles — a gust of 82 miles—west wales. there were a number of sites that got into the 60s too. the area of low pressure that brought those strong winds was this one just heading to the western side of norway at the moment. the main parent low was still to the north—west of scotland and that is what is continuing to bring these strong winds. at the moment we are seeing a number of heavy showers flowing in to the western side of scotland and it will stay very windy here. windy too for northern ireland, north—west england, even further south. the winds are noticeably brisk, although continuing to gradually ease down. there's still some showers coming in to southern wales and southern counties of england. not entirely dry but, if you're heading outside over the next hour or two, it's not particularly cold. temperatures between 4 and 7 degrees for many of us. those strong winds will continue to push in across scotland, particularly the northern isles, actually, where i think we could gusts as strong as 50—60 miles p

the top recorded on the western edge of the isle of wight. 72 in plymouth, and in conway in north—westload still to the north—west of scotland and that is what is continuing to bring strong winds. we are seeing a number of heavy showers flowing into the western side of scotland and it will stay windy, for northern ireland, north—west england and further south. not entirely dry but not particularly cold. those strong winds will continue to push across scotland, particularly the northern isles. perhaps 50—60 miles per hour. it is followed by plenty of showers. brisk winds continuing to load the showers in the much of the day. the downpours do not last too long. brighter spells interspersed. showers continuing to wales, north—west england. still a few across southern counties but becoming rarer in the afternoon. temperatures reaching a high of 12 degrees towards the south. for the important weekend, another bout of rain across england and wales. slow to clear its way eastwards. across east anglia, south—east england, it will be raining for most of the day. slow to ease up. further north,

the top gust was recorded on the western edge of the isle of wight, at the needles — a gust of 82 miles of sites that got into the 60s too. the area of low pressure that brought those strong winds was this one just heading to the western side of norway at the moment. the main parent low was still to the north—west of scotland and that is what is continuing to bring these strong winds. at the moment we are seeing a number of heavy showers flowing in to the western side of scotland and it will stay very windy here. eindy too for northern ireland, north—west england, even further south. the winds are noticeably brisk, although continuing to gradually ease down. there's s till some showers coming in to southern wales and southern counties of england. not entirely dry but, if you're heading outside over the next hour or two, it's not particularly cold. temperatures between 4 and 7 degrees for many of us. those strong winds will continue to push in across scotland, particularly the northern isles, actually, where i think we could gussts as strong as 50—60 miles per hour, perhaps even a touch

the top gust was recorded on the western edge of the isle of wight, at the needles — a gust of 82 milesre were a number of sites that got into the 60s too. the area of low pressure that brought those strong winds was this one just heading to the western side of norway at the moment. the main parent low was still to the north—west of scotland and that is what is continuing to bring these strong winds. at the moment we are seeing a number of heavy showers flowing in to the western side of scotland and it will stay very windy here. windy too for northern ireland, north—west england, even further south. the winds are noticeably brisk, although continuing to gradually ease down. there's still some showers coming in to southern wales and southern counties of england. not entirely dry but, if you're heading outside over the next hour or two, it's not particularly cold. temperatures between 4 and 7 degrees for many of us. those strong winds will continue to push in across scotland, particularly the northern isles, actually, where i think we could gusts as strong as 50—60 miles per hour, perhaps

the top gust was recorded on the western edge of the isle of wight, at the needles — a gust of 82 miles, 72 as well in capel curig, in conwy in north—west wales. there were a number of sites that got into the 60s too. the area of low pressure that brought those strong winds was this one just heading to the western side of norway at the moment. the main parent low was still to the north—west of scotland and that is what is continuing to bring these strong winds. at the moment we are seeing a number of heavy showers flowing in to the western side of scotland and it will stay very windy here. windy too for northern ireland, north—west england, even further south. the winds are noticeably brisk, although continuing to gradually ease down. it is the strong winds that will continue to feed the showers in. showers to start the day across western england, southern england and western wales. showers easing off later when the weather becomes dry here. single figure temperatures for scotland and northern ireland. fairly close to normal for this time of the year. onto the weekend, another low area

. —— isle of wight.es that had just well into 60 mph. billow pressure is here of the western side of norway but the main parent lo is sitting to the north—west of scotland and that is continuing to chuck in loads of shells and outbreaks of rain into the north—west of scotland and plenty of showers up and down the western side of the uk. some rain through the night aged on wind, particularly continuing in scotland. the wind is keeping temperatures, looking at lows of 4— seven celsius. into tomorrow morning, i think if anything the wind will tend to strengthen a little bit around the northern isles, we could have wind gust of 50— 60 mph, perhaps stronger than that as the low do is closer in. it will be a very windy start to the day here, quite breezy elsewhere. the wind not a strong as it was today across other parts of the country. there will be critical showers around, most frequent across the north—west, we will tend to become less frequent into the afternoon across east anglia and south—east england. t

this was the scene early on the isle of wight, showers looking threatening.and up to scotland, too. blustery conditions with no showers. the eastern england, the midlands, and eastern parts of scotland looking pretty dry with the risk of the shower here lower compared with the shower here lower compared with the west. showers still piling on from the west. as we go through the night, then the clear spells. temperatures getting down to around six that eight celsius. staying on the mild side. that will continue for much of the week, temperatures above average the time of year. tuesday, fewer showers, lengthy spells of sunshine, with maximum tebbit are similar to today, 12 to 14 tebbit are similar to today, 12 to 1a degrees. —— temperatures similar. goodbye. you're watching bbc newsroom live. it's 11:00am and these are the main stories this morning: pressure on theresa may to get cabinet backing for her eu withdrawal plans, as labour's spokesman says brexit could be stopped if the she can't bring back a deal. if she fails they would have to be a general election

some grey clouds their in the isle of wight as those showers moving.as. there will be sunny spells in between. mostly dry in eastern england and the midlands. you can't rule out the odd shower but they there than in the west. the south of —— the showers will continue from the west and the south across the english channel. clear spells in between the showers and temperatures up to around 7 degrees. during tuesday we start off with a few showers but very quickly they will die away so there will be plenty of dry weather with sunshine as we go into tuesday afternoon. temperatures again on the mild side. hello this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines this morning: the pressure intensifies on theresa may to get cabinet backing for her eu withdrawal plans — as labour's spokesman says brexit could still be stopped, if she can't bring back a deal. if she fails in that, there really ought to be a general election. if that's not the case, then all options on the table, including a public vote. at least 31 people have died and more than 200 are missing as wildfire

parts of devon, cornwall and dorset, the isle of wight there could be flooding.e across the country as that cloud brea ks across the country as that cloud breaks up at times, especially in the west. still have that easterly wind, but the showers across the far south of the country not quite as persistent as it will be on saturday. may be that day the weekend. temperatures still, for many, in single figures and we continue with the cool theme as we go into next week too. more from the morning, back now to you. thank you, see later. —— see you later. let's take a look at today's papers. there they are, we will start with the guardian the. people spend a lot of time working on those graphics, given a moment. should have a sound effect for it. let's work on a. what is on the front page of the guardian? the paper also carries a picture of fiona bruce, who is tipped to be the next host of question time. there was news that was offered the job and nothing was confirmed. the guardian reports theresa may will have a fight on her hands to get her brexit deal through parlia