temperatures around 13 degrees in the north of scotland. you can see the hit and miss showers around and if you catch one it could be heavy, perhaps with some thunder. cloud and showers in northern ireland going through the later stages of the afternoon, showers to parts of north—east england, lincolnshire to norfolk could be heavy, again with the rumble of thunder, few and far between for wales at the south of england but cannot be ruled out. 21 degrees at best in south—east england but most places are falling well short of that and tonight temperatures dip away under clear skies and this area of showers moves out of northern ireland and through parts of scotland, northern england and wales. quite a bit of dry and clear whether either side of that and up and down the uk temperatures quite widely into single figures and rural spots are closer,. a fair amount of sunshine starting on monday, and atla ntic sunshine starting on monday, and atlantic weather systems are gathering in here is the first of their moving injury on monday, rain at

pleasa nt see more sunshine in scotland. pleasant sunny spells through the day, elsewhere the mist and fog burning off. warmer with the sunshine for scotland. up to 18 in aberdeen, 20 or 21 to the south of uk. there is the high centre again. it drifts eastwards, puts us on the western flank and if you follow the isobars we are pulling our air in from the south—east from france, thatis from the south—east from france, that is a warmer air source and that will mean a warmer day on friday, less cloud in scotland as well and one of our top temperatures could be in the north east with help from the mountains and we could see up to 4 degreeings here. we are looking at temperatures in the high teens or the low 20s and then into the start of the weekend, we get a direct southerly airflow on the western flank of the high. all the way from spain across france, right across the uk, it will feel humid, it will also feel very warm for the time of year. temperatures in the low 20s across southern scotland, 25 or 26 possible the south.

here's our scotland editor sarah smith. yes, well the ruling from the court of session doesn't explicitly say that borisjohnson lied to the queen or tried to mislead voters. but if you dig into the complex legaljargon, you will see that that is essentially what they are saying. borisjohnson has repeatedly said, and his lawyers argued in the court of session, it is perfectly normal for a new government to prorogue parliament and that he wasn't trying to undermine democracy in any way. well, the three seniorjudges at the scottish court of session have essentially said today that they don't believe him, that they think it is his intention to try and undermine parliamentary scrutiny in the run—up to the uk's exit from the eu. but what if the prime minister did lie to the queen, what must follow? this is dominic grieve, a former attorney general, and one of the mps kicked out of the conservatives last week. this has been a lurking issue. it's absolutely central to our constitution that the relationship between the prime minist

it will be milder across northern ireland and western scotland. they will start the day with cloud and outbreaks of rain, which will push steadily eastwards. further rain through the day across scotland. always wetter in the west. rain for northern ireland and northern england and north wales. a few spots of drizzle further south over those western hills. middle and south—east england, some sunshine in the morning, more cloud in the afternoon. probably going to be dry, temperatures at best 22 degrees. even further north with the cloud and rain, those numbers are higher than we saw sunday. quite windy, though, in many places. those south—westerly winds should tend to push away the worst of the rain during the evening. it will stay a bit damp and dreary around some of these western hills and coasts. and on the whole, there'll be a lot of cloud on monday night, into tuesday morning. as a result, those temperatures will be a bit higher. by which time, we've got the high pressure really getting squeezed down to the south of the uk. this broad weste

we start at gleneagles in scotland where there was an extraordinary finish to golf‘s solheim cup. the united states looked like they were heading for victory until europe won the last three singles matches to wrestle the trophy away from them. our reporter sarah mulkerrins was watching: six years since europe won the solheim cup, six and a half points was the target for victory. if the players were feeling the heat it was not showing. scott catriona matthew skippered the side, and with georgia whole of england proving a cut above, early momentum went their way. at the power began to shift and whenjessica korda sank this point, the american charge was on. after three days of little separating the sides it came time to the final putt on the final hole. suzann petersen, out of the sport for two years after becoming a mother, no sign of rest. after a day in the scottish sun saw the need to inconsistently, it came down to that sensationalfinish. a wild card pick more than justifying his selection from a brave captain, saluted by a crowd treated to a sporting spectacle. that winning put

further north and west, northern ireland and scotland not so chilly to start the day, because more of a breeze will be blowing, we will see more cloud, some outbreaks of rain, particularly across the far north of scotland where it will be very windy through the day. further south across england and wales, once any early mist has cleared, you can expect a lot of sunshine and those temperatures not doing badly at all for this time of year, 23—24 in the south—east, 16—19 for scotland and northern ireland, which is still not bad by any stretch. in to saturday night, some pretty windy weather across the far north, in fact for shetland we could see gusts of 60—70 mph, maybe a touch stronger than that, at the same time this band of cloud and increasingly patchy rain will be sinking southwards across scotland, northern ireland down into northern england, to the south about some clear spells and generally speaking not quite such a chilly start to sunday morning. sunday's weather will be split essentially by this frontal system here. this will wriggle around through the day, there is a

in scotland, here in london, in northern ireland. essentially we have a game of three—dimensional chess going on and i don't think many people know how to play that very well. thank you, chris morris. time for a look at the weather here's chris fawkes. thank you, simon. i will bring you the latest in hurricane dorian. believe it or not, this is 2a others worth of satellite pictures and you can see the grand bahama wall has been peddling —— you can see the eye will has been pummelling grand bahama. florida is 100 miles to the west, winds are only 3a, so we go from a light breeze to something which can rip your house apart in just 30 miles. if the storm works northwards, a small deviation could bring much more severe conditions to the us coastline, which is why we are monitoring this very carefully. in the uk, a pretty cloudy day for most of us, summer rain across north—western areas. the rain will turn heavier and more persistent across northern ireland and scotland this afternoon, strengthening south—westerly winds. damp we

southern scotland, northern isles. southern scotland, northern ireland and northern england keep some sunshine throughout the afternoon. what a difference the temperatures are making, 20 is the maximum here. that weather front slowly meanders south and clears the country, meaning the skies were clear. temperatures falling away, widely into single figures first thing tomorrow morning. maybe even low single figures in eight fewer areas. there will be a bit of patchy mist and fog, quite an autumnal feel to the morning, on the chilly side. but lifts away and tomorrow is pretty straightforward. dry, settled with sunny spells and still a nagging breeze up into the far north of scotla nd breeze up into the far north of scotland and some thickening cloud to the north—west by the end of the day. top temperatures, i2—20 quite widely across the country. the high—pressure drifting east, quietening down considerably. across the top of that high, light patchy rain moving into the far north of scotland. elsewhere, try, settled

is it going to be the highest court in scotland's decision which was astounding? i was going to be back yellowhammer. cerberus lied to the queen? let's deal with the yellowhammer then, we have project hysteria. it is overplayed, everyone has a right to know the content and the worst possible scenario, that's not hyped up. some and i have talked to civil serva nts up. some and i have talked to civil servants who have worked on yellowhammer, because i personally know some of them. absolutely. they're saying it is not hysteria but they are doing theirjob to be prepared for anything and when this document was put together and when they put the analysis together, it was not supposed to be in the public arena. salyer100% right. it is the way people presented. and it needed to be done. —— people present it. it is the way you label it and the way you put it. this is a horrible headline, i don't like it at all. it's a ghastly headline. we will know next week when the supreme court deals with — in london— that's on tuesday. that is the real deal. scottish law is dif

although, for wednesday there is a bit of rain to be had and that is across the far north of scotland here with this weather front moving in. but that is the exception. for many it will be dry because we have this big area of high pressure sitting in right across over the british isles. and where we've had the clearer skies overnight, and particularly into parts of england and wales, wednesday starts on a chilly note. the coldest spots in the countryside in low single figures and there will be a few mist and fog patches around. but also a lot of sunshine across much of england and wales, cloudy skies in scotland, outbreaks of rain, including some heavier bursts in the north for a time. parts of eastern and southern scotland brightening up during the day, more sunshine in northern ireland by the afternoon, some patchy cloud though, filtering furth south through england towards north wales and the midlands. south wales and southern england staying mostly sunny and this is where we will see the higher temperatures, around about 20 celsius. now, as we go on through wednesday evening and n

it was the north—west highlands of scotland, the vast majority of scotland will be drier stuff long sunny spells for england and wales. temperatures where they should be for the time of year. they will claim a little should be for the time of year. they will claim a little this should be for the time of year. they will claim a little this weekend. should be for the time of year. they will claim a little this weekend. it will claim a little this weekend. it will readily north—west of scotland. much of the country will be dry this weekend with sunshine. back to you. that sounds lovely. thank you very much. they promise you a miserable start... but it will get better. matthew always brings the sunshine. fewer people are being prosecuted for homophobic hate crimes despite rising numbers of potential victims coming forward, new figures suggest. figures from forces in england, wales and northern ireland have revealed a rise in homophobic incidents from nearly 6,000 in 2015, to more than 13,500 as of april this year. 0ur correspondent ben hunte reports. lily is 17 and already she's a victim of

it was a must win match for scotland but win they did. and it means they could have just saved their rugby world cup campaign. they knew that defeat to samoa would have left qualification for the quarter—finals out of their hands but they won 34 points to nil injapan. that means scotland are now third in their group behind ireland and japan who are top. scotland's remaining games are against russia and japan. that was a true reflection of who we are and what we are capable of, and what playing for scotland means for these players. that was a tough challenge that they had to rise up and face, knowing that if we underperform tonight we were out of the world cup, and we are playing a very dangerous team, so to see the effort and the togetherness was excellent. that's all the sport for now. enjoy the rest of your evening. the average height of a two story houseis the average height of a two story house is around seven metres high. imagine then if you count for a second wave is that our three times that size at around 22 metres high. that is

is polling to win a majority in scotland once again with a tourism retreat so if you once an election unable the boat and but i get on. here for all of us to see that the prime minister is playing a game of bluff and bluster he doesn't care about stopping in no deal grants it has strategy as his lead advisor put it as a sham this isn't a parliament this is the people. it is a problem and standing up for the people mr speaker the people dead no vote for the new deal break says this prime minister is robbing me people opposed finding could prove there was a me but no running number 10 so once again i ask the prime minister are you a dictator or are you a democrat will the prime minister of the same family just was so that no deal can be avoided if i'm not just put on election so that the people can truly decide the next 400000 or so this is big i'm a democrat because i not only want to respect the will of the people in the respect of the referenda but i also i also want to have an election where i must say willing to have an election if the if the right over my gentleman opposite terrib

pushing into western scotland overnight. that weather front will bring some rather murky conditions to western coast and hills, a bit of drizzle, some low cloud, mist and fog patches around as well. we will see some of that weather pushed across eastern scotla nd weather pushed across eastern scotland and pushed across into northern scotland as well. the driest weather across the south of the country. temperatures recovering in belfast. highs of 17 here, 15 in aberdeen. slightly milder as well. a cold front bringing rain southwards across england and wales and behind the cold front, cooler air follows. showers affecting north—western areas, some of those heavy and thundery. some sunshine around but those temperatures generally easing around by a couple of degrees. there will be further swings in those temperatures as we head into the weekend, as well. saturday for many of us quite a quiet day. there will be some cloud around but also some bright and sunny spells, perhaps some of these affecting south—western wales, where

the risk of gales to the far north of scotland. across the half of the uk it will be light winds and highs on 23 celsius and so the risk of showers, cloudier for central parts of the uk with rain and dry for southern parts of england and here will see the temperatures picking up 25 to perhaps 26 celsius in the southeast. this is bbc news. i‘m ben brown. the headlines at 11pm: the prime minister denies misleading the queen over his reasons for suspending parliament. did you like to the queen when you advised her to prorogue, to suspend parliament? absolutely not. borisjohnson also insists government documents warning of long queues, medicine shortages and price rises after a no—deal brexit are a worst—case scenario. blown up by government forces. hospitals for victims of the war in syria are being deliberately targeted in rebel held areas. this was a hospital until a few months ago. it‘s one of 40 that have been attacked since april this year.

could contain sleet and snow. 0ver scotland could contain sleet and snow. over the mountain tops. as we get into wednesday and the area of low pressure continues to slide its way eastwards, while we all get into this cold northerly wind, we could well start wednesday morning with a touch of frost. temperatures for parts of northern england, central and southern scotland, out in the countryside, could be down to freezing. but it is looking for like a beautiful day for the most part. lots of crisp sunshine and blue sky overhead. some showers running down north sea coasts on a brisk wind. light winds further west but two bridges of11— light winds further west but two bridges of 11— 1a degrees. towards the end of the week, there is a lot of uncertainty and it looks like temperatures will start to climb again — make temperatures. they could be wet and windy weather. we will keep you posted. for the end of the week, more rain at first but temperature is climb for the end of the week and the chance for more wet and windy weather. i'm kasia madera with bbc wo

the chance of one or two showers across scotland. with the north—westerly breeze, it will be noticeably fresher with temperatures in the south perhaps reaching highs of 17 celsius. in the north, highs of 2011 and 1a. next week, the jetstream celsius. in the north, highs of 2011 and 1a. next week, thejetstream is set to stay far to the north and thatis set to stay far to the north and that is where we will see low pressure. also high—pressure dominating and building across the uk. it is the positioning of this high pressure that will affect the temperatures. there will be a good deal of dry weather. as we move into mid week, it looks set to edge more towards the east and with that, we will import more warmth. looking further ahead, plenty of dry weather. i think there is a chance of something a bit better for the far north of scotland. lots of sunny spells to come and filling warm in the sunshine was not increasingly humid as the weaker wears on with the chance of seeing overnight fog. ——as the week wears on. hello. this is bb

there is relief all around here right now and it is not job done yet for scotland. they have to face russia and the host japan. they need to win both games. that will be far from easy but tonight they have won a huge game under pressure. it is a big boost to them and the perfect response after the trauma of that opening game defeat to ireland. katie gornall with the story of the match. let's hear now from the coach and captain — on the day that the real scotland turned up injapan. that was a true reflection of who we are and what we are capable of, and what playing for scotland means for these players. that was a tough challenge, they had to rise up and face knowing that if if we underperform tonight, we are out of the world cup. and we are playing a very dangerous team, such as the effort, it was excellent. —— to see the effort. it was tough and the ball was slippery but i think it was the same for both teams, and it was pleasing oui’ for both teams, and it was pleasing our defence managed to get a few over the samoan handling because of the pressure. and o

agrees with the court of session in scotland ? well, agrees with the court of session in scotland? well, it's a question that has been put to the pm by our political editor, laura kuenssberg. obviously i have the greatest respect for the judiciary and the independence of the judiciary is one of the glories of the uk and of our constitution and is one of the things that is admired around the world. the best thing i can say having said that is to wait and see what they will say. would you be ready to recall parliament if that is what it said you had to do?” think the best thing i can do is wait and see what the judges say. not wait and see what the judges say. n ot exa ctly wait and see what the judges say. not exactly a crystal—clear commitment. i think what is clear is that if he was forced to recall parliament huge questions would hang over the decision to prorogue the commons over a five—week period, and a lot of mps would return westminster pretty determined to hold the government's feet to the fire over brexit strategy. and speaking of that, xavier bettel, the luxembourg

the rain also working into southern and eastern scotland but for western scotla nd eastern scotland but for western scotland and northern ireland, you should get away with a mostly dry picture on tuesday. even inland, winds gusting at around 30 miles per hour. 40—115 miles per hour on tuesday. wednesday, a bit of rainfall through the south—east. wednesday, not a bad day. wanted to showers around, not as windy as on tuesday. it remains pretty unsettled and autumnal for the rest of the week. 00:14:32,025 --> 2147483051:44:00,728 next on bbc news, 2147483051:44:00,728 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 it's the film review. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: a5 world leaders gather for another climate summit we ask, can china kick its coal habit? getting electricity from these things is now cheaper per unit than generating it from coal. but at the un, scientists say greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere have reached new records. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme, crisis talks continue at travel company thomas cook, the british—based but partly chinese—owned firm co

during saturday, it moves into the north of scotland but it will bring windy conditions across scotland with some fairly heavy rainfall to come. so the rainfall totals mounting up across highland scotland, the winds picking up here through the day as well. meanwhile, a breezy picture for northern ireland but much of england and wales sees light winds, blue skies and lots of sunshine. so a fine day across much of the uk on saturday. a little bit of patchy cloud here and there but temperatures up to about 21 to 23 degrees widely across england and wales. northern ireland at about 19 celsius, scotland 15 to 17 where you have outbreaks of rain and also those strong gusty winds. in fact, these are the wind gusts saturday afternoon. we could see 40 to 60mph gusts of wind particularly across the northern isles. that's where we'll see the strongest of those wind gusts. heading on into saturday evening and overnight, the winds tend to ease as this frontal system moves its way south. it will be tending to weaken a bit. so a bit of patchy rain early sunday for northern ireland, parts of northern e

for northern ireland and scotland, brighter skies and sunshine but some showers into northern scotland which could be wintry over the highest mountains because temperatures at best will get to 9 degrees in aberdeen and as we move out of tuesday and wednesday, that low pressure drifts away to the east. look at the white lines, the isobars come from a long way north. that is where you will be coming from, very chilly feel on wednesday. in fact we could start off with a touch of frost in places, all the way down to freezing perhaps for some spots in the countryside in northern england and central and southern portions of scotland. as we go through the day after that chilly start, actually we will see a decent amount of blue sky and sunshine, a crisp autumn day. one or two showers down these north sea coasts where it will be quite windy and those are the afternoon highs, 11—14 degrees. as we edge towards the end of the week, those temperatures are set to rise again. the chance for some wet and windy weather to return. a huge amount of uncertainty about that but before we get there, rain

showers across northern scotland. through the rest of the week it stays pretty u nsettled, of the week it stays pretty unsettled, could turn wet and windy again mid week. hello, this is bbc news, with shaun ley. the headlines. as conservative mps gather for their party conference, the snp say there could be a confidence vote in the government as early as next week, in an attempt to avoid a no—deal brexit. downing street reacts angrily as borisjohnson is referred to the police watchdog over his links to an american businesswoman when he was mayor of london. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, promises to replace the government's controversial welfare policy, universal credit, should they get into power. hosts japan make history by beating ireland for the first time, with a stunning 19—12 victory at the rugby world cup. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week — smash hits, smash hits, and extreme mic testing. thursday was bbc music day, an annual celebration of the power of music to change lives, with 2000 e

scotland are now six points behind second placed russia. england are in big trouble after australia took three late wickets on day three of the fourth ashes test. rory burns, joe root and jason roy all fell in quick succession to leave england 200 for five in theirfirst innings. still 297 runs behind in a match they can't afford to lose if they want to win back the ashes. our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching at old trafford. for much of the day england's batsmen battled well, but the day has ended with australia still very much in control. after a long rain delay, england fans had plenty to cheer at first, century stand between rory burns and joe route, but eventually burns went for 81, caught at slip, and then the wicked started to tumble. joe root soon followed, lbw a71. that brought ben stokes to the wicked, to a huge ovation from england fans. of course, he was the hero of the last test at headingley. but he soon lost his batting partner, jason roy, clea n his batting partner, jason roy, clean bowled byjosh hazelwood, just b

scotland could have just saved their rugby world cup campaign. they've beaten samoa 3a points to nil in kobe. the scots produced a dismal performance to lose to ireland in their first game but were much more assured against samoa and ran in two first half tries through sean maitland and greg laidlaw. they knew that defeat would have left qualification for the quarterfinals out of their hands. a huge drop—goalfrom stuart hogg saw them lead 20—nil at half—time, two penalty tries in their favour in the second half saw them pick up what could a very important bonus point. maitland was illegally stopped from going over towards fulltime. their remaining games are against russia and japan. england are in tokyo, where they are preparing for saturday's match against argentina. plenty of time to recover from the tight turnaround between their first two matches, the bonus point wins against tonga and the usa. another win would guarantee eddie jones's team a place in the quarters. the england number eight billy vunipola says they have really enjoyed th

christa taking wild swimming to the max in scotland. respect, christa! well, that's your lot for this week. don't forget to join us next week when: carmen's injapan getting a truly bird's eye view of some ancient burial mounds in the heart of a very modern city. wow, that's really big. gosh! and, look, it's right in the centre of downtown 0saka! and alex goes to sea for the very first time. on board a specially adapted ship where wheelchair users can crew, and learn the ropes too. you're actually spot on at the moment. only now. you're absolutely spot on! only on camera! off camera i'm terrible. that's next week. but if you can't wait that long, don't forget we are all over social media. so, please, give us a follow! but for now, from me, ade adepitan, and all the travel show team here in amsterdam, it's tot ziens! hello. welcome along. so, latest thoughts on how sunday is going to shape up right across the british isles. quite a variety of weather on offer and then we will take a look at the next few days after that. sunday starting off really very wind

that scotland does not —— scotland is not respected in the united kingdom, we looked at the republic of ireland in the european union, and we looked at what it is like for a small country. scotland is on the path to a second independence referendum, iwill is on the path to a second independence referendum, i will have no doubt there will be a resounding yes vote for an independent scotland in the european union. final couple of questions, i know you do not have all day, would you be happy for your staff to be. to have to publish their private messages, whats app, e—mails, to you? their private messages, whats app, e-mails, to you? my staff don't communicate about official government business by private message, my staff are not civil servants or advice is, when civil servants or advice is, when civil servants and advisers are giving advice about government business, the law of the land is that they do so using their official e—mails. parliament voted on monday to ordain the government to release the private messages of certain government officials and advisers, because we believe

getting into southern scotland. behind it, clear skies and sunshine is across wales and the south—west. in scotland clear skies and a bit on the nippy side. mild ahead of it across southern england and wales. tomorrow, we start off with that band of rain in northern ireland, northern england and you can see how it slips slowly southwards. just behind it, a plethora of heavy thundery downpours. lightning will be frequent in amongst all this. to the north, drier and brighter with sunshine but feeling cooler. 8—12 in scotland, northern england, northern ireland. for the rest, 12—18. turning colder. wednesday morning, there will be some frost. are you getting your big coat out already? i used it today for the first time. i am a bit nash as they say in yorkshire. are you travelling to work on a bus this morning? two million people in the uk will be. but the number of bus journeys has been falling, so what is the industry doing to get more people back on board? victoria is at the uk's biggest bus maker. good morning

a little bit chilly in north—east scotland. 0utbreaks chilly in north—east scotland. outbreaks of rain through the night pushing eastwards. the north of scotla nd pushing eastwards. the north of scotland turning drive. the rest of the country, another chilly night, particularly england and wales. the chance of mist and fog for your commute tomorrow. tomorrow, northern england, southern scotland, the chance of mist and fog patches. that will clear away. most will see sunny skies. cloud across scotland. elsewhere temperatures climbing a bit more. a few more spots hitting 20 degrees through thursday afternoon. more of a south—easterly breeze of developing. but barely a cloud on the chart. mist and fog to start with just about anywhere from the midlands northwards. skies for just about all. —— blue skies for just about all. —— blue skies for just about all. —— blue skies for just about everyone. we start to dragging more a southerly wind bringing in humid. temperatures widely into the 20s. northern scotla nd widely into the 20s. northern scotland could hit 2

so a lot of sunshine on friday, and we lose the cloud from scotland, and some spots in scotland could even get up to 24. certainly a warm feel across the uk to bring the week to a close at this point in september. but if anything, warmer still on saturday, as we really ta p warmer still on saturday, as we really tap into a plume of air coming up from northern spain and across france, sweeping all the way across france, sweeping all the way across the uk. saturday brings the promise of plenty of sunshine and temperatures quite widely in the low 20s, possibly up to 26 in the south—east. but keep your eye out there towards the west as for a clue of what is waiting in the wings. a big change for the second half at the weekend. becoming more unsettled with the chance of some heavy, possibly thundery rain, and feeling cooler as well. but for now, a bit ofa cooler as well. but for now, a bit of a renaissance of summer. a reminder of our top story. the supreme court is told that borisjohnson‘s suspension of parliament is not a matter for its judges to rule on. the court is considering whe

showers developing in northern ireland, scotland and northern england, merging to give a longer spell of rain in places, and some showers going to wales and south—west england. much windier day with gales developing in the western isles. add the strength of the wind to temperatures ofjust 12 celsius, a chilly day in parts of scotland, with temperatures getting up to 20 or 21 further south and east, it will feel cooler given the strength of the wind. now, all these fronts start to pull away eastwards as we go into thursday. the isobars becoming a bit further spaced apart, so the winds will fall lighter. still showers and longer spells of rain to deal with, particularly for northern and western scotland, a few may filter into the far north of england. for northern ireland, england and wales, thursday will be a day of sunny spells and variable cloud. fairly brisk breeze, not as strong as wednesday, and a cooler feel and this continues into friday and the weekend. temperatures not much higher than 18 or 19 celsius. still some outbreaks of rain at times the further north and west you are

cloud building north and west, bringing rain into northern ireland, northern and western scotland. likely to be heavy in places. maybe a bit patchier in southern scotland, northern england and parts of wales and dry in central, southern and eastern england with temperatures up to 22 celsius, just 1a—15 where we had the cloud and rain in scotland. eastwards on tuesday evening and this rain sliding south and east along england and wales, some of which could be heavy. clearer skies developing behind and a fairly mild start for most with temperatures in double figures. we've still got this band of rain to deal with first thing on wednesday morning, soon pulling away from east anglia and south—east england. sunshine developing behind. notice how the isobars start to squeeze themselves together. a much windier day on wednesday, particularly for northern and western coasts. the rain out of the way for east anglia and south—east england with sunshine behind. showers soon developing, though, in northern ireland, scotland and northern england, merging to give a longer spell of rain in

in scotland's court of session, a clear verdict on borisjohnson. each opinion expresses the view that the advice given by the government to her majesty the queen to prorogue parliament from 9 september to 1a october was unlawful and that therefore, the prorogation itself is unlawful. in plain language, thejudges concluded number ten broke the law by telling the queen they wanted to suspend parliament for a break before unveiling their plans for government. cheering. when opposition mps, jubilant at the ruling, suspected, in fact, they wanted to close down parliament to avoid difficult questions on brexit. for every moment parliament remains prorogued, the british government are breaking the law. so we, as politicians, are calling for a parliament to be recalled, so that we can get on with scrutinising what this government is up to in relation to brexit. the court did not specifically order the government to open up the commons. but some mps who had packed upjust yesterday rushed back to demand it gets going again, taking their places in protest on

the arguments in scotland have failed thus far. so this has been a rather good or to very welcome decisions because there was a decisions because there was a decision in the prime minister's favour in scotland. this one today, to welcome victories in what has been a bruising week for him but the legal battle continues. the chief constable of west yorkshire police says he's "disappointed" that his officers were used as a "backdrop" to a political speech by borisjohnson on brexit yesterday. john robins says the force thought the prime minister's remarks would be used in connection with the government's police recruitment drive and had "no prior knowledge" that it would veer into politics. he was the liberation hero who became a ruthless dictator — robert mugabe, the former president of zimbabwe has died at the age of 95. mr mugabe led the independence war against white minority rule and then ruled the country for 37 years. his regime was one of brutal repression and economic mismangement, which brought zimbabwe to its knees. he was

into northern ireland and scotland, , and then rain pushing into northern ireland and scotland,, the remnants of another ex tropical system, outbreaks of rain into northern ireland scotland, pushing south and east as the day wears on for most of east as the day wears on for most of east anglia and the south—east it will stay dry all day. more of the way of cloud spreading in. another fairly windy day. down towards the south—east particularly a humid day, 24 south—east particularly a humid day, 2a degrees in london, 15—18 for aberdeen and belfast. not looking to that for the weekend but there will be some rain in the northern half of 00:29:54,660 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 the uk. this is bbc news. the time is 5:30pm. the headlines: mps demand the immediate recall of parliament after scotland‘s seniorjudges rule the prime minister‘s decision to suspend it for five weeks was unlawful. in the last half hour — borisjohnson has defended his decision to suspend parliament, denying in a broadcast on social media that his government is ‘authoritarian‘. labour‘s deputy leade

milder across northern ireland and western scotland. they will start the day with cloud and outbreaks of rain which will push steadily eastwards. further rain through the day across scotland. always wetter in the west. rain for northern ireland and northern england and north wales. a few spots of drizzle further south over those western hills. middle and south—east england, some sunshine in the morning, more cloud in the afternoon. it will probably be dry, temperatures at best 22 degrees. even further north with the cloud and rain, those numbers are higher than we saw sunday. quite windy in many places. those south—westerly winds should tend to push away the worst of the rain during the evening. it will stay a bit damp and dreary around some of these western hills and coasts. and on the whole, there'll be a lot of cloud on monday night, into tuesday morning. as a result, the temperatures will be a bit higher. by which time, we've got the high—pressure really getting squeezed down to the south of the uk. this broad westerly airflow

in scotland's court of session, a clear verdict on borisjohnson. each opinion expresses the view that the advice given by the government to her majesty the queen to prorogue parliament from 9th september to 14th october was unlawful and that, therefore, the prorogation itself is unlawful. in plain language, thejudges concluded number 10 broke the law by telling the queen they wanted to suspend parliament for a break before unveiling their plans for government. the court did not specifically order the government to open up the commons. but some mps who had packed upjust yesterday rushed back to demand it gets going again, taking their places in protest on the green benches in the empty chamber, with an impromptu rally at the doors. we have shown in the last ten days that we are prepared to work together across parties in the national interest, and our resolve remains absolutely firm that we will do that. labour, too, is pressing the prime ministerfor a return. whatever happens next week, we will continue to press for parliament to be recalled, so th

and maybe scotla nd far west of scotland and maybe scotland that escapes will be a wet and windy day. temperatures, given the strength of the sunshine, no surprise they are up again into the teens. here we are, middle part of the week, still dominating the scene, swinging weather fronts towards us from the atlantic. the number of isobars on that chart. mid week, pretty wet, pretty windy, too. intended as the endpoint but a springboard for future discussions. this is bbc news, i'm nuala mcgovern. our top stories: protesters around the world take to the streets — in a global call for action against climate change. we against climate change. are united behind the sciei we we are united behind the science and we will do everything in our power to stop this crisis from getting worse. after a whistleblower alleges improper conversations with a foreign leader, president trump insists his dealings are all above board. and the woman who claims she was abused by prince andrew speaks out. buckingham palace emphatically denies he had any sexual contact with her. inside the aaron vico oil refin

they live in carlisle and might consider moving to scotland to get her the drugs. heartbreaking, really, to know that only five minutes down the motorway that this drug could be available to her, or is available to her now, should i say. yet we live in england, in this postcode lottery that now exists. it may appear to be a simple solution, but decisions on drugs costing thousands of pounds each month and the best use of nhs resources are never straightforward. hugh pym, bbc news. our top story this evening: the prime minister denies misleading the queen over his reasons for suspending parliament after a court ruled it was unlawful. an england batting for pride in the ashes test at the oval, and australia almost helping. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, an unlikely comeback. kim clijsters has announced that she will be back on tour next year for the first time since 2012. hospitals in rebel—held parts of syria are being deliberately targeted with air strikes by the syrian government despite the fact that it is a war crime — that's what

nd scotland, one or two who was in scotland and northern ireland with some sunny spells. lots of sunshine for england and wales, where rain will be lighter. a fresh feel, but with the sunshine, a lovely day, and temperatures around 15—16 in glasgow and 20—21 in london. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live. today at 4... i did not lie to her majesty — the prime minister is forced to answer questions about misleading the queen over the suspension of parliament. did you lie to the queen when you advised her to prorogue, to suspend parliament? absolutely not. the number of people convicted of rape in england and wales falls to its lowest level on record. that was good. the fun of gaming — but how to protect children from addiction? mps want the industry to do more. coming up on afternoon live all the sport. the latest on the cricket? england have lost three wickets on the opening day of the final test against australia, but they have been stacking up the runs. and darren bett will have the weather. the weather should be cooler and fresher, but with more sunshine to

they live in carlisle and might consider moving to scotland to get her the drugs. heartbreaking, really, to know that only five minutes down the motorway that this drug could be available to her, or is available to her now, should i say. yet we live in england, in this postcode lottery that now exists. it may appear to be a simple solution, but decisions on drugs costing thousands of pounds each month and the best use of nhs resources are never straightforward. liz brennan joined us earler. her four year old daughter, annabelle is living with cystic fibrosis and their family have been campaigning for the availability of 0rkambi on the nhs in england. she says the medication would make a huge difference to annabelle's quality of life: what it does is work on the root cause where they deal with the symptoms and so by working on the root cause, it will slow down the progression of her disease which then means that she has every chance to fight these infections in a better way it is less likely to get these infections and generally the toll that it has on her body will

the power of scotland. they're too strong for samoa, a bonus point win keeps their rugby world cup alive. dina's at the double in doha, 100 silver last night, now she's quickest in the 200 at the world athletics championships. cardiff are told by fifa that they have to pay the first installmenet of emiliano salas transfer fee. the striker who died in a plane crash shortly after joining the club. also coming up in the programme... big night at old trafford coming up, but manchester united against arsenal isn't as big as it used to be. and johnny be good. rae makes superbikes history with his fifth world title in a row. we managed to regain my composure and round by round we have come back, and to do it two rounds out already is mad. evening. 8 days ago, scotland were at an all time low after being taken apart by ireland in their rugby world cup opener. this morning they knew that they had to beat samoa to keep their fate in their own hands. they did that very comfortably, with a bonus point as well. 34-0. ou

before scotland could regroup, ireland hit them again. somewhere in the mass of bodies, ireland‘s captain rory best grounded the ball. the slightest gap was being exploited with ruthless efficiency. scotland had a mount fuji—sized challenge in front of them. worse was to come when their best forward hamish watson left injured, and ireland punished them with more than brute force as andrew conway skipped through to put the game out of reach. 27—3 it finished. ireland, it turned out, had nothing to worry about, on a sobering night for scotland. despite their ranking, ireland‘s form coming into this world cup had been a bit like the japanese weather, unpredictable, but they absolutely dominated a very disappointing scotland side here tonight. scotland now have eight days to regroup until they play their next game against samoa in kobe, and on this evidence they have plenty of work to do. katie gornall, bbc news, in yokohama. england also scored four tries in a comfortable win over tonga. 35—3 the final score there, but they should

to the south not as many showers, but were at the showers crop up in scotland some will be heavy and thundery, even in the sunny breaks between the showers temperatures just 1a or 15. northern ireland will see more cloud and showers in the afternoon, showers in north england and wales, some clipping into east anglia but further south not as many showers, good spells of sunshine, temperatures 21 degrees. tonight that band of showers in northern ireland will work its way into scotla nd ireland will work its way into scotland and northern england, away from these areas it's dry and under clear spells it will turn chilly, in towns and cities, some spots in this countryside will be 4 or 5 degrees. high pressure to start monday meaning it will be fine and right for the most part but this frontal system for the most part but this frontal syste m fro m for the most part but this frontal system from the west will bring changes, gradually through the day you can expect more cloud, for western wales and the south—west of the odd spot of drizzle, for northern ireland and scotland in the far no

in scotland's court of session, a clear verdict on borisjohnson. each opinion expresses the view that the advice given by the government to her majesty the queen to prorogue parliament from 9th september to 14th october was unlawful and that, therefore, the prorogation itself is unlawful. in plain language, thejudges concluded number 10 broke the law by telling the queen they wanted to suspend parliament for a break before unveiling their plans for government. the court did not specifically order the government to open up the commons. but some mps who had packed upjust yesterday rushed back to demand it gets going again, taking their places in protest on the green benches in the empty chamber, with an impromptu rally at the doors. we have shown in the last 10 days that we are prepared to work together across parties in the national interest, and our resolve remains absolutely firm that we will do that. labour, too, is pressing the prime ministerfor a return. whatever happens next week, we will continue to press for parliament to be recalled, so tha

most dry, away from western scotland but it will turn wet across parts of scotland, rain will come and go, plenty of cloud around. further south, most places staying dry but still a few sunny spells possible. went light but further north, 40 miles an hourso went light but further north, 40 miles an hour so quite blustery. —— winds. a little bit milder than the weekend across the south, touching 19- 22 weekend across the south, touching 19— 22 degrees in the southern counties of england and wales. further rain across england, north wales, northern ireland and parts of western scotland during the rush hour. the rain turning lighter and patch clear skies in the far north of scotla nd patch clear skies in the far north of scotland and you may see the northern lights yet again. not as chilly as last night. temperatures for most end of the teams as we start tomorrow morning. best of any brightness towards the south misty and murky northern england. turning heavier in northern scotland. wetter in northern ireland, the wind digging up once more. a little bit higher than today the tempera

to the north of that, northern england and scotland, largely dry with just the odd shower but on the cool side. as we go through monday night, the rain pushes northwards and eastwards, getting into the far south of scotland, certainly ran into northern ireland, showers chasing on into the south where it will be a mild night, but we start tuesday morning on a decidedly chilly note across the northern half of scotland. 0ur area of low pressure just churning its way eastwards as we go through tuesday. along the line of this frontal system here we was see heavy bursts of rain and there could be thunder and lightning mixed in. the wet weather tending to pivot its way south—east, leaving something brighter behind but with the winds coming down from the north, there will be a few showers and it is going to feel really chilly, nine for aberdeen and stornoway. some of the showers over the highest ground in northern scotland could contain some sleet and snow over the mountain tops. as we get into wednesday and the area of low pressure continues to slide its way eastwards, while we all get in

before that, scotland and ireland. you can tell i am excited. we could sit and talk about the rugby all day. away from the rugby world cup and after defeat by norwich last weekend and a defensive injury list, there was talk of a crisis at manchester city. but pep guardiola's side reacted in emphatic style with a devastating 8—0 victory over watford. it took just 52 seconds for david silva to set them on their way at the etihad. and byjust the 18th minute, nicolas otamendi had made it 5—0. that's the quickest any team has got to that margin in the premier league. bernardo silva went on to claim the match ball with a hat—trick as city cut liverpool's lead at the top to two points. the video assistant referee played a pivotal role as tottenham lost 2—1 at leicester city. spurs would have taken a 2—0 lead after serge aurier‘s goal, but var ruled son heung—min was offside in the build up. leicester then levelled, before a great strike by james maddison turned the game round. the 2—1 win for leicester moves them up to third. spurs mana

more cloud across northern ireland and scotland. as we move into the afternoon, a bit of patchy rain pushing into the north—west. temperatures are sitting in the low to mid teens, perhapsjust reaching 20 celsius in the south. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines. david cameron accuses borisjohnson of only backing leave in order to further his own political career. the home secretary priti patel says there's no point dwelling on the past — and that the prime minister is committed to getting a brexit deal. obviously, you know, the referendum has happened, we've all moved on and the fact of the matter is we're now working to deliver that referendum mandate. that is so important, there is no point going over the past. the liberal democrat leader jo swinson reiterates her belief that "there is no good brexit deal" — as party members consider a conference motion to revoke article 50 if the lib dems win a general election. iran dismisses accusations made by the us, that it was responsible for two drone attacks that h