welcome back one of the fascinating contrasts between scotland and catalonia is that while scotland secured an independence process in twenty fourteen the people's demonstrations in catalonia a nation tonight event to self-determination where much much larger the catalonia national day regularly attacks more than one million people onto the streets of barcelona in scotland even in the run up to independence for twenty fourteen thirty thousand was considered a large crowd however i things changing i asked martin hannan a journalist with a national newspaper who's been covering the all i'm to one battle marches up and down scotland well cried they were expecting an edge and go for the march and rally on saturday martin had an welcome to the alex savin show so tell me a bit about the march of the been happening up and then the country under the banner all under one banner way to beat and how many people have been attending them it's been going for a couple of years no sense yet that this phenomenon that's taken off what started in me and go article when round about somewhere between thirty fiv

but in the north west of scotland. but in the south they will turn chilly over england and scotland with temperatures down to two or three degrees in the coldest spots. some fog patches to take that into sunday morning as well. these will burn off and should be a fair bit of sunshine, the best of it across the far south and east. the rain will turn later and patchy in the day as it works through england. that rain is associated with a cold front with cold aircoming into is associated with a cold front with cold air coming into scotland and northern ireland. some of that amateurs will be seven celsius would you have this afternoon. now, the cold air will continue to push southwards into next week. we will see it calling down across england and wales on monday but there will beafair and wales on monday but there will be a fair bit of bright weather to go on monday with sunshine around. the best of it across england and wales. further north and west some rain in scotland. notice the temperatures just easing back. rain in

in north—west scotland. they're really important live tool that we use to eat the sea lice off the salmon. sea lice are naturally occurring, they're always found in the ocean but when they get into the pens, they get quite difficult to manage and control so it's a good way of us to keep the fish clean, free of lice, without using any medicines or any other interventions. so it's a very natural way of keeping the salmon clear of lice. genuinely that effective? we are almost 100% effective at using cleaner fish to control our lice. now, we are about 700 miles from your nearest salmon farm. why would you come down here to catch them, why can't you just catch them all in scotland? the fishery in scotland has been heavily fished for at least the last 8—9 years... so what we've been trying to do is take from a wide range around the whole of the uk in lots of small other locations. and try and spread the load, rather than deplete stocks in localised areas. last year the company bought in about 65,000 live ballan

scotland, a detailed opposition. the whole problem in 2016 was that it was a slogan on the side of a bus that was used as a mechanism to get people to vote for brexit. so under the circumstances, people did not vote for what will happen, people did not vote to become more poor, to come out of this market and customs union. it is quite different that people were clamouring for a second opinion on that. when the snp and scottish government comes in front of the people and has a detailed proposition. you have also said that your party won't vote for anything short of the single market and the customs union membership of both, in any deal, the prime minister comes back from brussels with. does that make the prospect of a no deal more likely? there is a majority in the house of commons to stay in the single market and customs union. but, our prime minister is held to ransom by the right—wing elements in her own party. i am saying to her that recognising to stay in the single market and customs union is the best option,

cool in scotland. much of england and wales will start saturday morning like today with dense patches of fog. again they will be slow clear. they will reveal spells of sunshine. we have cloud in northern ireland, into scotland, outbreaks of rain the further north and west, it will tend to fizzle out as it works southwards, a fairly wind away day, lighter winds elsewhere and where we have the sunshine, including eastern scotland, we will get temperatures up scotland, we will get temperatures up to 16 or17. scotland, we will get temperatures up to 16 or 17. maybe 18 around south—east england and east anglia. so, for the second—of the weekend we still have this area of high pressure, we still have a front, draped across northern ireland and northern and western scotland, so thatis northern and western scotland, so that is where we will see the strongest winds. more in the way of cloud. once again sunday outbreaks of rain, more persistent. unlikely to get into northern england so further south, it is g

windy in the far north—west of scotland. it may fringe the northern highlands. much of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, a fine and dry start the new week. a good deal of sunshine. windy for the northern and western isles, gusts of 60 these are the average strength. 12 celsius across scotland, england and wales. for most, a fine end to the day tomorrow. that breeze will strengthen further. more persistent rain pushing into tuesday, courtesy of this front. still that squeeze and the isa buyers. windy conditions. a more north—westerly wind. a monster a. conditions. a more north—westerly wind. a monstera. more conditions. a more north—westerly wind. a monster a. more cloud. conditions. a more north—westerly wind. a monstera. more cloud. —— moisture in the air. more drive further east you are. the best of the sunshine further south and east. temperatures up to 16 or 17 celsius. as we pick up that moisture air on wednesday, more cloud down england and wales. while most of the uk dry, there will be more cl

similar temperatures for the eastern side of scotland, 12 or 13 further west. by the time we get to wednesday, our front has pulled away, looking dry across scotland, one or two showers, but then a fairly moist windflow, that will generate a little more cloud, but for most it stays dry. some spells of sunshine coming through, particularly across the east, temperatures up to 1a and 16 celsius. that mild air doesn't last very much longer, slowly we pull away as a go towards the weekend, this plunge of arctic air pushing its way southwards. it'll feel very much colder by friday and then into the weekend. some strong and cold northerly winds and the chance to see some snow in the hills of scotland and northern england. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: the nhs braces itself for another winter crisis and hospital bosses warn it could be worse than last year. the finish line in sight — theresa may will tell mps the brexit deal is 95% agreed — but will it be enough to silence critics in her own party? shutd

of scotland's people, that is our responsibility. in that context, we will need to have the option of having an independence referendum, keeping scotland in europe as an independent nation. would you want to be allowed to hold another independence referendum, to be part of that process of having another eu referendum? 0ur wishes must be respected and if scotland does vote to stay in the eu, as i expect it will, and we need to give voice to that. if england wishes to come out, that is a decision that the people of england can take, that we must make sure we defend scotland's interestes, staying in europe. interests, staying in europe. some in your party say they are ocncerned that this sets a precedent. now you have backed a second eu vote, if scotland were to vote for independence, you would have to have a confirmation referendum on the terms of that as well. is that fair? let's just nail that, because there is a difference... when people voted in 2014 in scotland, there was a white paper that was put in front of the people of scotla

on tuesday more persistent rain for scotla nd tuesday more persistent rain for scotland particularly the further north and west you are. further south and east, mainly dry, cloud into northern england and northern ireland on tuesday. further south is where we'll see the best of the sunshine, good spells of sunshine to the east of the pennines helping temperatures up to 15—16, some wild once again. a similar day on wednesday, this time we've lost the front from the far north of scotland so front from the far north of scotland so aside from one two showers it's mainly dry here, maybe more cloud around on wednesday where we've been used towards blue skies and sunshine but temperatures up to 15—16. however as we go towards the end of the week notice our big yellow and orange colours, the milder air, gets replaced with blue colours. a blast of arctic air coming down from the north as we go towards the end of the week and not only will be feeling cold and the strong winds, there's also the chance we could see some snow over the hills of scotland and northern england. bye—bye. this is

down the eastern parts of scotland. down the east coast of england, some showers across the midlands and in the south—west. all of these showers moving further south through the afternoon. some sunshine and gusty northerly winds, temperatures out there between around seven or 8 degrees, but others feeling colder than that. with wind chill, it feels like 1—5d. than that. with wind chill, it feels like1—5d. in the than that. with wind chill, it feels like 1—5d. in the evening, we keep those showers. colder temperatures too. but remember, overnight night the clocks go back by one hour. at 2pm on sunday morning, it becomes one o‘clock on sunday morning. we have chilly conditions with clear skies across northern ireland, western scotland, western england and wales. here, we are likely to see a sharp frost first thing on sunday morning. towards eastern parts of england, we have crowd and showers, not as cold first thing. sunday is a fairly similar thing to today. winds coming from a north—easterly direction. tomor

northern scotland close to a weather front pressure. northern scotland close to a weatherfront again, pressure. northern scotland close to a weather front again, there are outbreaks of rain particularly into orkney and north north—west of the mainland. sunshine across southern and eastern parts of the uk and particular where we are staying dry, windy computer yesterday, these are average speeds but gusts higher in the pennines and into scotland. it's not as wendy in the northern isles as it was yesterday. temperatures about the mid—teens. in sunshine in england and north—east scotland we could see around maybe 18. quite pleasa nt could see around maybe 18. quite pleasant if you have the sunshine, cloud still coming into the northwest overnight, still reign in the north—west scotland, still breezy, another mild night to come. chilly again the further south you are but not as chilly as last night, the odd patch of mist and fog in the morning. want last long, another quiet day to come tomorrow, that area of high pressure, cloud com

all hands on deck for scotland, but one went overboard. this. johnson charles and further depleted the scottish resistance. in the end kieran tierney scored the winner for israel for them. it was that sort of night. it's a long way back and it seems alex's team have a long way still to go. so, scotland's first defeat and israel's first win leaves group c1 looking like this. scotland still top, but only on goal difference with all teams on three points after two games. israel and albania meet on sunday. wales were also in action tonight, they lost 4—1 to spain in a friendly at the principality stadium in cardiff. spain have been in good form since their disastrous world cup and took the lead inside 10 minutes through paco alcacer. sergio ramos then scored a header before alcacer had the freedom of the welsh box to make it 3—0. marc barta added a fourth after half—time with wales struggling defensively again. sam vokes did score a last minute consolation goal but it was a heavy 4—1 defeat for ryan giggs' side. world champions france left i

the ice, still windy, particularly across scotland and northern ireland and on the northern england with stronger winds compared to the weekend and some persistent rain, between north and west of scotland, and close to the area down towards the borders here, some spells of sunshine, and northwest england and northern ireland, sunshine the furthest out, 15 to 16 celsius, to the eastern side of scotland, 12 and 13 for the west. by the time he did wednesday, our front is all the way, so mainly dry, one or two showers but fairly moist wind flow and that's to generate a little bit more cloud midweek but for most it stays dry, some dry spells of sunshine, particularly across the eastern side, temperatures between 14 and 16 celsius, but that mild air doesn't last very long, it starts to pull away towards the weekend, disc plunge of arctic air, it is going to deal very much older on friday and then into the weekend, strong and cold northerly winds, we could see some snow on the hills plunge of arctic air, it is going to deal very much older on friday and then into the weekend, much colder o

an independent scotland, just as scotla nd an independent scotland, just as scotland is now, will be a beacon for progressive values, equality, opportunity, diversity and fairness. indeed those values feel more important today than at any time in my life. in the face of rising prejudice and intolerance across the world, iam proud prejudice and intolerance across the world, i am proud that our party welcomes those who come here from other countries. to everyone who has chosen to make scotla nd to everyone who has chosen to make scotland your home, no matter where you come from, let me say this again today. we value your contribution. 0urs today. we value your contribution. ours is today. we value your contribution. 0urs isa today. we value your contribution. ours is a much better country for having you here and we want you to stay. and to the prime minister, my message is blunt. it is great that the son of an immigrant is your home secretary but don't expect praise when you are denying others the chance to build a life here. actions, prime minister, speak louder than words. and you're

the best of the sunshine from north—east england and into scotland. which will see the lion's share of the sunshine in the day ahead. and where we start with cloud, it should brighten up a little bit, but further south into north—west england and the west midlands, a chance of seeing patchy rain even at this stage of the day at four p.m.. and it will be blustery here, the winds are stronger, further north in northern england, especially into scotland, black arrows showing the gusts into northern scotland with gusts of 60 mph and the showers rattle through quite quickly on the wind. now, as we go on through tuesday evening, well, we are going to turn things a little more chilly through eastern spots under the clear sky. but the cloud moving into the west and thickening with patchy rain and drizzle will serve to keep temperatures up. so an east—west split in temperatures as wednesday begins. now on wednesday this next weather system coming from the atlantic around the area of high pressure pushing this weather front our way will be the source of a f

some of it will be heavy, especially in western scotland. eastern scotland seen western scotland. eastern scotland seen not as much. for england and wales, after that cloudy start, brightening up. sunny spells developing, the best of which will be across east anglia and the south—east. it will be breezy rather than windy. temperatures roughly in the range of 11 in the north to highs of 20 in the south, which in the sunshine will feel quite pleasant. as we head to the evening and overnight, what will happen is the wind will drop and a subtle change in direction means they will be coming from the south. that will push the weather front towards the north—west of scotland. here, it will still be raining. but for the rest of us, variable amounts of cloud, some breaks, patchy mist u nfold cloud, some breaks, patchy mist unfold in the midlands and east anglia tonight. but that will lift quite readily tomorrow. so tomorrow, quite readily tomorrow. so tomorrow, quite quickly we lose the rain from north—west scotland. then we are looking at a drier and a warm day, the cloud breaking u

mainly for the north and west of scotland, some sunshine at times for eastern scotland. 40—5mph gusts across scotland and the pennines and hazy sunshine. rest of the sunshine across other parts of england and wales. it may be warmer on tuesday, those temperatures at 16, 17 degrees even in the sunshine of eastern scotland. we still have winds easing down through the course of the evening and overnight. the rain beginning to ease off a little bit as well. some cloud will push further down into england and wales. so it probably won't be as cold overnight into wednesday morning. and it is always be the sunniest across southern and eastern parts of england. perhaps eastern scotland for a while. elsewhere there is quite a bit of cloud coming in on that north—westerly breeze. by this stage, the winds will not be as strong and the rain will ease off, just for a while, in the north—west of scotland. and those temperatures could again hit 16, 17 degrees. so quite mild for this time of year. there is still high pressure to the south—west of the uk, we've still got these weather fronts runn

could see the odd shower around, maybe, across the western side of scotland. otherwise it's going to be mostly dry here, that cloud bringing outbreaks of rain to northern parts of england, into wales and the midlands southwards. a pretty glorious afternoon, in fact, with light winds, and that sunshine is going to feel more like summer than autumn. those temperatures topping out at around 22, maybe 23 degrees in the south—east. around the mid to upper teens celsius under that cloud, and for scotland and northern ireland, temperatures here ten to 12 degrees. so it will feel very different. now, as we head on into the start of the weekend, this weather front peps up, and in fact an area of low pressure develops. looks like it could bring quite a lot of rain to parts of england and wales, but some areas could have a washout of a day. maybe an inch or more of rain as we head into the afternoon. it becomes more confined, slowly, to the south and the east of england, whereas further north, actually a lovely start to the weekend, with lots of sunshine around, but ag

again, more wintry showers across the northern half of scotland. fewer showers down the western coasts of england and wales, and indeed actually across northern ireland. most of them coming off the north sea to the eastern side of engaland and scotland. another cold day, seven, eight, maybe nine degrees at best. looking ahead, more of a north—easterly wind from sunday and into monday, so most of the wet weather will be in the east. there'll be some sunshine around, but at least for the coming days, it's going to be pretty cold. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: warnings of queues, delays and increased criminal activity at the uk's borders, in the event of a no—deal brexit, according to a government watchdog. the crackdown on sales of illegal medicine — we're given exclusive access to early morning raids with officers seizing over a million pills in a single week. a visit by the duchess of sussex to a market in fiji is cut short because of concerns about security. earlier in herfirst sp

the rain in the northern isles towards northern mainland scotland, the wind picking up mainland scotland, the wind picking up tonight across the northern half of the uk but keeping temperatures up of the uk but keeping temperatures up compared with last night. some of us up compared with last night. some of us into double figures, lower temperatures will be in southern england, low signal fingers temperatures will be in southern england, low signalfingers in places, maybe the odd patch of mist and fog, but nothing widespread. tomorrow we will keep pulses of rain and strong wind coming into the westernmost parts of scotland, gusty winds for the pennines, around 50 miles an hour. most places a mixture of cloud and sunshine and and a little bit warmer tomorrow. in aberdeenshire, sunshine could see 18 degrees. by wednesday, most places dry. the breeze using. for thursday, the first signs of that change to colder weather. notice the rain gathering towards north—west scotland. this is a weather front that will move south thursday night into friday, still ahead of it on friday, some sunny spe

at the northern half of scotland. at the end of the day it is mostly across the north—west scotland. south of that, mist and fog in the morning across eastern wales, west midlands, which should lift, with plenty of sunshine for england and wales. a warmer day for eastern scotla nd wales. a warmer day for eastern scotland than it has been over the past few days. the next weather front, the cold front, following the warm front, into scotland and northern ireland. high pressure to the south. what we will find is while it will give rain to scotland and northern ireland on sunday, as a band of cloud moves southwards, the rain will peter out. into the high—pressure agent. ahead of that temperatures of 16 or 17 degrees with some sunshine. beginning to turn a bit cooler. and northern ireland. the weak weather front, you can see there is no rain on it, slips away and we draw down some cool air around the top of the area of high pressure. more of a western north—westerly breeze, like in most areas, more sunshine around wi

here is our scotland editor sarah smith. anyone here hoping to learn when there might be another independence referendum has come to the wrong place. but there is another vote on offer. the snp will support a second referendum on brexit. i don't think it would be right for us to stand in the way of people elsewhere in the uk getting the chance to change their minds. and it would also, i think, be odd for us to not grasp an opportunity for scotland to reaffirm its vote to remain in the eu. you've got no guarantees you won't have the same outcome that you did in 2016 — scotland votes to remain, but it is outnumbered by the vote of the rest of the uk, what could you do about that? i've been very frank — it doesn't necessarily solve the problem scotland finds itself in. yes, we can look at options that might protect scotland's position. but fundamentally, the only real protection for scotland against having decisions imposed on us against our will is for scotland to become independent. education matters deeply to the snp, bu

most snow on the mountains in scotland. m ost pla ces snow on the mountains in scotland. most places dry and clear tonight with some mist and freezing fog patches. the lowest temperatures could be minus five in rural areas. scenes like this will greet you on your return to work. watch out for the mist and fog patches. they should clear by the middle of the morning. monday is looking like a decent day with sunshine and cloud increasing from the west. but this front never making inroads. temperatures still on the cool side, so seven to ten degrees at best. one or two isolated showers in the east. but the majority of places should stay dry. heading into tuesday we look at this area of low pressure that has been causing disruption in europe. it will move north. some uncertainty about the positions, but we could have some rain in the south. a lot of dry weather elsewhere. some showers in northern ireland and wales. temperatures around seven to 11 degrees. still cool for tuesday. but things turn milder on the middle of week. on wednesday the wind changes to a southerly directio

people in scotland 60% to remain so, 62% overwhelming support in scotland certainly there is historically been a feeling that they are being dictated to by government that they don't necessarily support. the one thing i talk about is constitutional but really matters is the question of where powers will return when they come back to the uk. this is in fact become one of the big debates in scotland that could motivate questions a potentially independence referendum. when the governments were set up a number of powers were going to be reserved to westminister. everything else was going to be devolved to scotland. where powers come back from the eu like environment agriculture fisheries many in scotland particularly the scottish national party but others they are not reserve so they should be coming back to us and this actually has gone to the constitutional court and is continuing to play out. if they are controlled by london for the sake of having a single market within the uk on things like agriculture and fisheries you will have to deal with questions from the welsh and others about how

this is interesting, from root to to royal bank of scotland, royal bank of scotland might be looking to change its name to repair its battered image —— from club 18—30 to royal bank of scotland. riot police about ten years ago outside the city of london. this was during the 620 protest. the chairman said to the times that the royal bank of scotland name was actually under review because even though it actually does quite well in terms of personal and business banking, it is at the bottom of the league when it comes to how people rate it. very interesting. the dad joke. i love a dad joke. they are back in fashion because experts asked the collating people are embracing be safe and cringeworthy humour... good morning! —— experts are enjoying and embracing the safe. it is an antidote to... why don't you tell us one, doa antidote to... why don't you tell us one, do a dad joke, your best one.|j can't one, do a dad joke, your best one.” can't speak! here we go, let's see ifi can't speak! here we go, let's see if i can get this right. i haven't got my glasses. at work we have a

i think we are the first one in scotland, i think if not certainly edinburgh. please! for the hard—core fan, there are plenty of opportunities to sample the very best, which led the tourist board to create this book porridge tours, ticking you all over the country. luckily, one of the key stops is only an hour's train ride outside edinburgh. auchtermuchty milik like a small, unassuming little is the' scottish town, but what it has is the king of porridge. neil robertson, the only man to hold to golden spurtles awards runs this traditional tearoom, and it is where you come if you're after real salt and water porridge with absolutely no adornment. this is the puritan's porridge, and actually, you have to order ahead for this because it takes six hours for the oats to soak before they are ready. let's give it a go. yes, it is kind of what you expect. it is edible, it's quite bland. the texture is definitely quite natty full stop. i can certainly eat a whole bowl, and it is supposed to be very good for you. however, i've also ordered some of neal's slightly sweeter porri

some strong winds and the chance for some snow on the hills of scotland. that is all from me. some snow for the hills of scotland and northern england. will to newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko oi in singapore, the headlines: saudi arabia's foreign minister describes the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi as murder, but insists his death was not part of a high—level plot. the individuals who did this, were outside this authority. there obviously was a tremendous mistake made. australian prime minister scott morrison is to say sorry on behalf of the nation to thousands of child sexual abuse survivors. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme. taiwan's worst rail disaster in three decades leaves at least 18 people dead and more than 170 injured. and, is this the world's biggest cave hall? explorers find this giant grotto in a sinkhole in southern china.

on in scotland qualify. kind of augusta thank you very much. scotland may have added a substantial headache to the prime minister's bricks and broke leo by opening up m.p.'s options in the house of commons however she may still have something to fear from the other essential physicists in the upper chamber the house of lords joined us after the break when we'll catch up with banks that on the lords. prosecution will need to become almost. equal where you. just read you'll find. somebody going to see do i mean yeah yeah i mean political pressure on the. security industry knows what the pundits business models used by american corporations. does it doesn't. matter what. the solution. to this is he. going he saw as it is just somebody take. an investigative documentary. ghost you'll. see. off to seventeen years of war in afghanistan the country is stuck in a vicious circle of violence elections assassinations and reconciliation talks with the world around afghanistan changing the country be able to escape its bloody cycle. cranking gave americans

heading into southern scotland good morning. in the east, we could see temperatures soaring up on tuesday afternoon, with a high on 17 on the cards in 17. to the south, a bit brighter and milder. much cards in 17. to the south, a bit brighterand milder. much windier than today for northern england, northern ireland and scotland. for the weblog the make, and before the middle of the week, we lose the rain in northern scotland foot largely dry with hazy sunshine filled thursday, pretty similar and, dry with hazy sunshine filled thursday, pretty similarand, if anything, the rain in the north—west picks up a bit food the best of clear, blue skies and sunshine in the south and east. temperatures still about where they should be for the time of year, perhaps a degree 01’ the time of year, perhaps a degree or down on wednesday. thursday to friday, a big change comes about we start to lose that atlantic air and we opened the floodgates to the arctic. the yellow subsides to the blue and that cold plunge will make its way across the u

in northern scotland, eight above normal for this in northern scotland, eight above normalfor this time of in northern scotland, eight above normal for this time of year and fast forward to next weekend, it is going to be much colder, cold enough for some snow in the mountains of northern scotland and across the border, temperatures down into single figures. and it has been getting cooler this weekend as well across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures at 20 yesterday, 12, today, so it does feel a lot fresher. that weather but continues to push south across england and wales bringing a strip of cloud and some spots of rain but nothing too huge. still sunshine tour south—east. overnight bad weather front pushes south and then clear skies for though and it is going to be a cold night, temperatures in the towns and cities getting down to around two — four celsius but in the countryside it will be cold enough for some frost just about anywhere, to be honest. tomorrow, it is a cold but glorious start the plenty of sunshine. the only exception is northern scotland where there will

summer temperatures for the eastern of scotland 12 or 13 further west. the time we get to wednesday are front has pulled always is looking mainly dry, one or two showers but there are fairly moist wind flows that will generate a bit more clout midweek but for most it stays dry and there still will be speued stays dry and there still will be spelled lowe sunshine coming through across the eastern side of england again temperatures between 14 and 16 celsius, but that mild air does that last for very much longer, slowly it sta rts last for very much longer, slowly it starts to pull away as we go towards the weekend, this brunch of arctic air pushing its way southward so it's going to feel very much colder by friday and then into the weekend with the strong and cold northerly winds and here's a chance we could see some snow for the hills of scotla nd see some snow for the hills of scotland and northern england. the by. —— goodbye. this is bbc news. our top story. australia's prime minister has apologised on behalf of the nation to thousands of survivors

there'll be a few showers running through northern scotland on through the day. and even where you begin the cloud, northern ireland, across a large part of england and wales, for many of us it will turn brighter during the day. but we could still see patchy rain, southern parts of northern ireland, north wales, and for some into north—west england and the west midlands. here is the temperature at a:00pm in the afternoon, white arrows indicate average wind speeds here for the day. you can see the temperatures, a good few degrees higher than they were on monday for many. the stronger the wind, the further north we get, though. into some sunny spells north—east england and scotland, the black arrows indicate the wind gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and near 60 miles an hour in northern scotland and the northern isles, with those showers rattling on through. but for many of us, it'll be a dry afternoon, brightening up a little bit. some clear skies developing on tuesday night, through particularly the eastern side of the uk. and this is where we'll see the

there'll be a few showers running through northern scotland on through the day. and even where you begin the cloud, northern ireland, across a large part of england and wales, for many of us it will turn brighter during the day. but we could still see patchy rain, southern parts of northern ireland, north wales, and for some into north—west england and the west midlands. here is the picture at a:00pm in the afternoon, white arrows indicate average wind speeds here for the day. you can see the temperatures, a good few degrees higher than they were on monday for many. the stronger the wind, the further north we get, though. into some sunny spells north—east england and scotland, the black arrows indicate the wind gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and near 60 miles an hour in northern scotland and the northern isles, with those showers rattling on through. but for many of us, it'll be a dry afternoon, brightening up a little bit. some clear skies developing on tuesday night, through particularly the eastern side of the uk. and this is where we'll see the lowe

much cooler for scotland and northern ireland. that brings some rain, a few patches for the north of wales. night, no such problem for england and wales, a lot of low cloud, misty, fog patches, spots and drizzle barely budging from england to the afternoon. weather will be quite damp. like an apache as we go through the day, further south, dre, cloudy patchy start. —— likely patchy. here, in the cooler air, cloudy patchy start. —— likely patchy. here, in the coolerair, if you shout was working into the western isles should stay dry. brighter conditions towards the south—east, with afternoon sunshine here. quite a contrast further north, looking at highs of 11 or 12 degrees, you will notice the change, it will feel much cooler. we can weather prospects, starting with rain across england and wales, quite slow moving and heavy at times, as it swings towards east anglia and south—east england during the afternoon, northwest, decent day, cold and luckily frosty, plenty of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, northern

mainly for the north and west of scotland, sunshine at times for the east of scotland. 40—50 mph gusts across scotland and the pennines and hazy sunshine. rest of the sunshine across other parts of england and wales. it may be warmer on tuesday with temperatures at 16, 17 degrees even in the sunshine of eastern scotland. we still have winds easing down through the course of the evening and overnight. the rain is beginning to ease off. some cloud will push further down into england and wales so not as cold overnight into wednesday morning. it will always be the sunniest across southern and eastern parts of england. perhaps eastern scotland for a while. elsewhere cloud across the north—westerly breeze. by this stage, the winds will not be as strong and the rain will ease off in the north—west of scotland. those temperatures could hit 16, 17 degrees. quite mild for this time of year. there is still high pressure to the south—west of the uk and weather fronts running around the top of that area of high pressure. this one is the significant one because it is behind that that we will r

for more consistent rain for scotland, courtesy of this front thatis scotland, courtesy of this front that is still here, notice the squeezing the ice, still windy, particularly across scotland and northern ireland and on the northern england with stronger winds compared to the weekend and some persistent rain, between north and west of scotland, and close to the area down towards the borders here, some spells of sunshine, and northwest england and northern ireland, podesta sunshine the furthest out, 15 to 16 celsius, to the eastern side of scotland, 12 and 13 for the west. by the time he did wednesday, our front is west. by the time he did wednesday, ourfront is all west. by the time he did wednesday, our front is all the way, so mainly dry, one or two showers but fairly moist wind flow and that's to generate a little bit more cloud midweek but for most it stays dry, some dry spells of sunshine, particularly across the eastern side, temperatures between 14 and 16 celsius, but that mild air doesn't last very long, it starts to pull away towards the weekend, disc plunge of arctic air,

blustery showers continue across northern scotland. next week, across northern scotland. next week, a big area of high—pressure establishing itself across the uk, fine weather across northern scotland, windy and wet thanks to these weather fronts continuing to flirt with the north mainland and into the northern isles. rain quite heavy, gusts gusts of a0 to 60. a bit of cloud across the rest of scotland, maybe northern ireland, one 01’ scotland, maybe northern ireland, one or two scotland, maybe northern ireland, one 01’ two showers scotland, maybe northern ireland, one or two showers and some sunny spells but the best of the sunshine across england and wales. breezy and much cooler than it has been, 13 or 14 high, much cooler than it has been, 13 or 1a high, quite noticeable. a similar picture on tuesday with high—pressure holding on for most, continuing with strong winds and outbreaks of rain across scotland. it's see the a bit stronger across most of the country, certainly central and northern areas. perhaps a bit of this rain could push in two parts of southern

it will be clear overnight in scotland and eastern england. there will be a chill around first thing, but the cloud will thicken here as we go on through the morning, which leaves us during wednesday with a good deal of cloud around. a few bright and sunny spells here and there, but still, along western coasts and hills, you could see a lot of patchy light rain and drizzle into western scotland and northern ireland. more especially, those outbreaks of rain affecting western and northern parts of scotland, the more substantial bursts of rain possible here at times. still with a noticeable breeze here, but not as windy as it was on tuesday, and particularly where you get to see some occasional sunshine, it will feel quite warm for the time of year, quite humid. and these temperatures are higher in northern ireland and scotland compared with tuesday. now, as we run on through wednesday evening, wednesday night and into thursday morning, there are some breaks in the cloud. now, you might think some of it is going to drop away, but they won't, real

northwest england probably staying mainly dry across scotland and the east of england. look at these temperatures, this is what you expect by day at this time of the year. a very mild night as we go into thursday. but thursday's going to be a transition day, we have not one but two fronts working their way across england. patches of early—morning rain in south—west england. behind it, some sunshine for a time. more rain arriving into south—west england, wales, northern ireland, western scotland. it will eventually push its way up into the midlands and north—west england. ahead of this, we've still got some warmth across east anglia, south—east england. 21 or 22 celsius here. starting to see something cooler further west. then some very turbulent weather potentially on friday. a deep area of low pressure, tightly packed isoba rs, so gales and heavy rain. we've got multiple heavy warnings in place at the moment. that will be pushing its way across the uk, bringing heavy rain into western scotland, northern ireland, wales and south—west england. still very wind

and as we go through the rest of the day, you'll notice the cloud thickening across western scotland, where there'll also be a few light showers coming and going across the western isles and the northern isles. it should stay mostly dry for the mainland, though. temperatures between 12 and 16 degrees. as i say, a lot of dry and bright weather. now, as we go through into thursday night time, thickening cloud will work into the north—west of the country, and that will help lift the temperatures towards the end of the night. but it's going to be a colder night across parts of england and wales, particularly in the countryside, again, temperatures getting into low single figures, there could be a few patches of mist and fog around as well. for friday, well, we've still got our area of high pressure with us but this weather front will be bringing thickening cloud to the north—west of the country and outbreaks of rain ultimately to scotland. further south, in northern ireland, we are closer to the influence of a high pressure, so the front does come through, but the rain's going to be q

scotland a murky start to tomorrow morning. temperatures dropping,. scotland and northern ireland seeing a single figures into tomorrow morning. a slightly different day tomorrow morning. northern ireland, some morning. northern ireland, some morning showers. some showers pushing through scotland in the afternoon and by the end of the day, western parts of wales will stop through the bulk of england, it will stay dry. a bit of clout through central areas that are drier and brighter day compared to today —— cloud. it will fill warmer. on wednesday, we are back to square one. southwest england, a zone of cloud, patchy rain and drizzle —— it

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. 11 for the far north of scotland. through tuesday evening and overnight, our band of cloud and rain continues to work its way northwards so for much of the uk, as we start wednesday morning, it will be dry with clear skies, the odd patch of mist and fog and a mild start to wednesday. temperatures between 7 and 12 as the overnight low. the warmer air continues to push its way up across the uk through wednesday and you will see temperatures rising. the warmest day of the week. our front finally clears away from the far north—west of scotland, just some cloud and patchy rain first thing in the morning before it finally moves away and for much of the uk, it is a fine day. plenty of sunshine. a fairly noticeable south—easterly breeze later in the day. some hazy skies across southern england, perhaps some showers through the evening. to give you an idea of the temperature, you can see warmer area extending right across the uk and we will see temperatures widely in the low 20s celsius on wednesday, even up into scotland.

it will be clear overnight in scotland and eastern england. there will be a chill around first thing, but the cloud will thicken here as we go on through the morning, which leaves us during wednesday with a good deal of cloud around. a few bright and sunny spells here and there, but still, along western coasts and hills, you could see a lot of patchy light rain and drizzle into western scotland and northern ireland. more especially, those outbreaks of rain affecting western and northern parts of scotland, the more substantial bursts of rain possible here at times. still with a noticeable breeze here, but not as windy as it was on tuesday, and particularly where you get to see some occasional sunshine, it will feel quite warm for the time of year, quite humid. and these temperatures are higher in northern ireland and scotland compared with tuesday. now, as we run on through wednesday evening, wednesday night and into thursday morning, there are some breaks in the cloud. now, you might think some of it is going to drop away, but they won't, real

warren in northern ireland and central and southern scotland. a brighter start in northern scotland, mickie most of it because the rain which start in northern ireland will head northwards. any splashes of rain will continue and some sunny spells and cloud, best of which in the south—east. highs around 18 celsius. for all, temperatures should be up this week, some rangers come in northern ireland and westonzoyland on tuesday, drier and better midweek. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: ahead of the snp party conference, nicola sturgeon says the party would vote for another eu referendum if it's proposed in the house of commons. i have said before we would not stand in the way of a second referendum. i think snp mps would undoubtedly vote for it. pret a manger confirms a second case where a customer is believed to have died from an allergic reaction, this time to a sandwich which was supposed to be dairy—free. victory for president trump as brett kavanaugh is sworn onto the supreme court after weeks of debate over sexual abuse allegation

temperatures 16 or 17 degrees for eastern scotland. for northern ireland, maybe 18 for south—east england. the second half of the weekend staying fine for england and wales, this time in scotland a spell of heavy rain, also in the northern ireland. it will get quite windy as well. mist and fog could again be a problem further south initially, but there will be some sunshine coming through. temperature—wise, 11i there will be some sunshine coming through. temperature—wise, 1a or 15 degrees for scotland and northern ireland, those temperatures just edging down a bit. 17 degrees the south—east england, but as a cold front eases through, that will drop the temperatures. even somewhere like london by monday will be down to about 13 celsius. enjoy the mild weather over the next few days. it will get cooler for weather over the next few days. it will get coolerfor all of weather over the next few days. it will get cooler for all of us by monday. that's your weather. i'm mariko oi in singapore, the headlines — the pressure on saudi a