further showers in the grampians. further showers east of northern ireland and inland across central part of england and wales. dampening activity later end of this system coming in from the south and west. —— ahead of this system. with more sunshine, pure showers, lighter winds. .. sunshine, pure showers, lighter winds... not such a bad day. then it all changes again for the weekend. the next area of low pressure coming in with more wind and rain. clearing into the afternoon with some brighter weather following. it might escape the rain in scotland and northern ireland, where it might be chilly but at least some sunshine. and then more wet weather on sunday. not a complete wash—out weekend but there will be spells of rain and strong winds around so go prepared if you are heading out and about. see you later. hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm: 0ur father killed our mother and sister — the two brothers calling for better understanding of psychological abuse. from the outside i

the other parts of the grampians, 0rkney and shetland, a fairamount of grampians, 0rkney and shetland, a fair amount of blood through the day. in western scotland, sunshine all the way, and temperatures of 1a celsius. cloud will come and go across the north—east of scotland overnight, but elsewhere, clear skies, leading to a cold night. the frost is mainly against continental europe. we have greens on the temperature chart, meaning temperatures above freezing but low enough for a touch of frost on grass and cards in the morning. it would be lovely and sunny. sunshine for most of us, still patchy cloud in eastern scotland and maybe north—east england. temperatures just above where they should be for the time of year and they will drop away further into next week. high—pressure migrates north, easterly winds developing, ringing blue, colder air towards us on monday. more cloud on monday, threatening showers in the east. the best of breaks in the cloud will be in the west, but sunshine is possible just about anywhere. the temperatures are down in single figures for the vast majorit

yes, a bit of snow over the hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moors. another cold day, mind you — highs of between seven and eight degrees celsius for most. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: president trump says he's been advised not to listen to an audio recording of the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi because it's too "violent" and "terrible". california's wildfires — how the emergency services are coping with the crisis, with more than 1,000 people still unaccounted for. residents in the mexican city of tijuana take to the streets to protest the arrival of migrants at us—mexico border. the british prime minister speaks of a crucial few days ahead for her brexit plan, saying replacing her as leader wouldn't make negotiations any easier.

in some of the deeper valleys in the highlands of scotland, the grampians, there are patches of frost where the winds have managed to fall light. here is a weather chart through the rest of the day today. high pressure still influencing the weather, dragging the dry air in from europe. that is significant because that is why we are not seeing much in the way of cloud. that said, there may be patches of cloud through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland to start the day. these will probably be in and break up to give sunshine. a much sunnier day for northern ireland. most of us it will be fine, settle, and sunny. a chilly breeze blowing throughout the day. temperatures near normal for the time of year, 10—12 degrees, perhaps feeling cool around the coastline of east anglia, southern parts of england as well. we start to see those changes taking place with the weather as we look at the chart for monday. more cloud moving in. it will be thick enough to bring light rain or drizzle around some of the western coasts of scotland. the western areas of england. lots of cloud around

northern ireland as well as south eastern areas of the grampians have some cloud, but for most the sunshine will be out this afternoon. into tonight 's most of us have clear skies and a great night to view those meteor showers if you're lucky enough to see them. but it will be chilly if you're heading out with temperatures dropping back into single figures. in some waking up tomorrow to some frost. but for many it will be a great day with sunshine from dawn to dusk. temperatures still in double figures at this stage. they will be heading down because of this cold air across continental europe which works towards us next week. some breaks in the cloud but always the chance of some showers turning up in eastern areas of england in particular. and temperatures not getting out of single figures for many. then into tuesday the greater chance of some showers for england and wales in killer. and we could have some snow mixed into those showers in places. that is how that return to the colder air comes about but at least this weekend we have some sunshine around. that is how cold it would feel in t

some sunny breaks in the east and in southern eastern parts of the grampians, orkney and shetland, some cloud through the day. western scotland, sunshine all the way through and temperatures peaking at 1a. most around 10—13. tonight, clear skies leading to a cold night. frost across continental europe but we will see temperatures above freezing but low enough for a touch of frost on grass and cars. a colder start than the last few days but lovely and sunny for most of you. temperatures just above where they should be for the time of year, 10-13, but should be for the time of year, 10—13, but starting to drop, and they dropped more next week. easterly winds develop bringing colder air towards us on monday. more cloud on monday, threatening the odd shower in the east. the best of the breaks in a cloud in the west, but sunshine as possible everywhere. but temperatures in single figures for the majority. on tuesday, colder again. single figures for the majority. on tuesday, colderagain. some sunny spells with cloud, but a chance of rainfor spells with cloud, but a chance of rain for the

the same across the grampians to the east. and across 0rkney, shetland. it may struggle to brighten up through daytime today. across north—west scotla nd daytime today. across north—west scotland you start with the sunshine once again and you will finish with it. temperatures around 14. most around 1013 by day. tonight a cold and that they knew had been used to. __ 10- and that they knew had been used to. -- 10- 13. and that they knew had been used to. --10-13. the and that they knew had been used to. —— 10— 13. the temperatures should not drop too much. for many, the green colours on the temperature is an indication well down into weed if not lower single figures. a touch of frost for some of you as you start your sunday. a sunny sunday it will be. a little cloud across the of scotland. the peak district will —— the cloud of the peak district will break up at times. temperatures are starting to drop a little bit. in double figures at this stage. into next week we bring the blue colours on the chart from europe. the much colder air and winds

and in some of the deeper valleys of the highlands, the grampians, there are patches of frost around in the countryside as well. a chilly start to the day but a gloriously sunny one. high pressure is firmly in charge. we continue to drag in this dry airfrom the new charge. we continue to drag in this dry air from the new continent for the time being. it means not much in the time being. it means not much in the way of cloud. most areas will have sunshine from dawn until dusk with barely a cloud in the sky. the exceptions, east of scotland through the vale of york, that cloud over time will turn too thin and break up with sunshine coming through. that isa with sunshine coming through. that is a much sunnier day in northern ireland were yesterday was pretty cloudy. as well as the sunshine we will have some cool winds blowing. coolest across eastern and southern parts of england. temperatures near normalfor parts of england. temperatures near normal for the parts of england. temperatures near normalfor the time of parts of england. temperatures near normal for the time of year. is betwe

in some of the deeper valleys in the highlands of scotland, the grampians, there are patches of frost where the winds have managed to fall light. here is a weather chart through the rest of the day today. high pressure still influencing the weather, dragging the dry air in from europe. that is significant because that is why we are not seeing much in the way of cloud. that said, there may be patches of cloud through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland to start the day. these will probably be in and break up to give sunshine. a much sunnier day for northern ireland. most of us it will be fine, settle, and sunny. a chilly breeze blowing through out day. temperatures near normal for the time of year, 10—12 degrees, perhaps feeling cool around the coastline of east anglia, southern parts of england as well. we start to see those changes taking place with the weather as we look at the chart for monday. more cloud moving in. it will be thick enough to bring light rain or drizzle around some of the western coasts of scotland. the western areas of england. lots of cloud around, c

bits of white mixed in — yes, there could be bit of snow over the hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moors. but at the same time, the weather might become a bit drier for those in the south—east. another cold day, mind you — highs of between seven and eight degrees celsius for most. that's your weather. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. the brexit action moves to brussels, where the 27 remaining countries meet to discuss the draft withdrawal agreement and finalise a joint political declaration on future relations between the eu and uk. no deal due to the us—china trade war — apec members fail to agree on a joint statement for the first time in its history. and on the markets, its a lacklustre start to a new trading week with the lack of progress on trade between us and chinese officials disappointing investors.

northern ireland fairly cloudy as well and southern and eastern parts of the grampians. 20 of cloud. the cloud will come and go across 0rkney and shetland all day long. —— plenty of cloud. across the highlands, 1a, 10— 13 across the rest of the country. we will continue to see cloud in the north—east of scotland, most will have clear skies. with the clear skies, the green, an indication it will be a cooler night. notice the blue lurking close by. for us, most will be frost free. very close. temperatures down to one or two celsius for some as we start tomorrow morning. here is a look at tomorrow. that was the north—east. it will continue in shetland. for most of you it will be a sunny day throughout, temperatures not far off today's values, may be down around ten, 11 degrees for the vast majority. the colder air, blue colours across much of europe, not just us, but much of europe will feel the chill into next week, it comes our way, more cloud monday, the best of the brighter breaks in the best of the brighter breaks in the west. sunny breaks in the east, but we will start t

colder than that in the grampians and highlands. in some of the deep valleys where the winds have fallen, it will be below freezing. looking at sunday's weather picture you can see the extent of the sunshine. a sunny day for northern ireland compared to yesterday. early morning cloud for eastern scotland running down to the vale of york, thinning and breaking at times, so we should see some spells of sunshine. for many areas of the uk it will be sunshine from dawn till dusk, with little in the way of cloud in the sky. temperatures the average, 10—12, feeling cool in the breeze around the east coast of east anglia and the southern coast of england. over the next few days winter will be arriving. it will get much colder. look at the temperatures in cardiff. highs of just five degrees. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: president trump has met with emergency workers and victims of california's worst ever wildfires. 76 people are no

yes, a bit of snow over the hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moors. another cold day, mind you — highs of between seven and eight degrees celsius for most. that's your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump says he's been advised not to listen to an audio recording of the murder ofjournalist, jamal khashoggi. he's confirmed the us authorities have the tape — recorded at the saudi consulate in istanbul — and that it's too "violent" and "terrible" to listen to. strong winds in california are hampering progress for emergency crews battling the camp fire, which is still only 60% contained 10 days after it started. at least 76 people have died, and 1200 are still unaccounted for. tensions have built in the mexican border city of tijuana, as nearly 3,000 migrants from a caravan that has been travelling through central america have arrived into tijuana in recent days. the federal government estimates the number of migrants could soon swell to 10,000. to the latest headlines. —— the latest headli

in some of the deeper valleys in the highlands of scotland, the grampians, there are patches of frost where the winds have managed to fall light. here is a weather chart through the rest of the day today. high pressure still influencing the weather, dragging the dry air in from europe. that is significant because that is why we are not seeing much in the way of cloud. that said, there may be patches of cloud through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland to start the day. these will probably thin and break up to give sunshine. a much sunnier day for northern ireland. most of us it will be fine, settle, and sunny. a chilly breeze blowing throughout the day. temperatures near normal for the time of year, 10—12 degrees, perhaps feeling cool around the coastline of east anglia, southern parts of england as well. we start to see those changes taking place with the weather as we look at the chart for monday. more cloud moving in. it will be thick enough to bring light rain or drizzle around some of the western coasts of scotland. the western areas of england. lots of cloud around,

winds across the north and west, and heavy rain across the mainland, southern parts of the highlands, grampian southern uplands, up to 50 millimetres of rain. it eases off in northern ireland but when the around the coast, 60 mph throughout the day, widespread gales across england and wales but at least some breaks in the cloud between 12 heavy showers. into tonight it's dry for a time, the winds not quite a strong, still breezy but later on the winds pick up breezy but later on the winds pick up again, the rain returns and eventually northern ireland but the temperature is not dropping much higher by night than it has been by day because we've got another plane of warmerair day because we've got another plane of warmer air pushing and ahead of the scott front but this is where we're going to see the strongest of the winds for thursday morning, england and wales this time with the of the wind, deals possible just about anywhere coupled with more rain. it's getting better kind of day, the winds becoming less strong and the heaviest of the rain pushing across scotland through the morning and ear

yes, a bit of snow over the hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moors. another cold day, mind you — highs of between seven and eight degrees celsius for most. that's your weather. i'm kasia madera with bbc news. our top story. president trump says he's been fully briefed on an audio recording of the murder of the journalist, jamal khashoggi. but he said he wouldn't listen to the tape, which he described as vicious and violent. mr trump said cia reports that the saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman must have ordered the killing were premature and it might be impossible to ever know. emergency workers in california are still struggling to contain wildfires that have devastated parts of the state over the last ten days. at least 76 people have died. and this story is trending on bbc.com... a painting believed to be by pablo picasso has turned up in romania, six years after it was stolen from a dutch museum. "harlequin head" was one of seven masterpieces snatched from a museum in rotterdam in a raid that lasted only th

the next hour or two, these are the temperatures you may be contending with. older than that in the grampians in thailand. in some of the deep valleys weather winds have fallen, it will be below freezing. looking at sunday's were the picture you can see the extent of the sunshine. a sunny day for northern ireland compared to yesterday. early morning cloud for ease scotland running down to the vale of york thinning and breaking at times, so we should see some spells of sunshine. for many areas of the uk it will be sunshine from dawn till dusk, with little in the way of cloud in the sky. temperatures the average, 10— 12, feeling cool in the breeze around the east coast of east anglia and the east coast of east anglia and the southern coast of england. 0ver the southern coast of england. 0ver the next few days winter will be arriving. it will get much colder. look at the temperatures in cardiff. highs ofjust look at the temperatures in cardiff. highs of just five degrees. look at the temperatures in cardiff. highs ofjust five degrees. that's your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: presi

cloud lingering around the grampians and eastern pennines. through the afternoon, blue skies all the way through until dusk. the winds will strengthen over the next few days. temperatures still in double figures for most. around 13 or 14 in western scotla nd for most. around 13 or 14 in western scotland once again. not quite as one on the north coast of iceland. i6 one on the north coast of iceland. 16 degrees here this afternoon. in germany, 5 degrees for many. an easterly wind barbie dragging colder air towards our shores. we will see increased amount of cloud too. it comes in overnight across parts of central eastern scotland and the good part of england. showers in eastern anglia later. we will see a frost into tomorrow morning, but it is here when the morning commute could well be again under blue skies and sunshine. through the day, pliable increase, and a cloudy day forjust pliable increase, and a cloudy day for just about all of us. pliable increase, and a cloudy day forjust about all of us. the cloud will be set enough across parts o

in some of the deeper valleys in the highlands of scotland, the grampians, there are patches of frost where the winds have managed to fall light. here is a weather chart through the rest of the day today. high pressure still influencing the weather, dragging the dry air in from europe. that is significant because that is why we are not seeing much in the way of cloud. that said, there may be patches of cloud through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland to start the day. these will probably thin and break up to give sunshine. a much sunnier day for northern ireland. most of us it will be fine, settle, and sunny. a chilly breeze blowing throughout the day. temperatures near normal for the time of year, 10—12 degrees, perhaps feeling cool around the coastline of east anglia, southern parts of england as well. we start to see those changes taking place with the weather as we look at the chart for monday. more cloud moving in. it will be thick enough to bring light rain or drizzle around some of the western coasts of scotland. the western areas of england. lots of cloud around,

yes, a bit of snow over the hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moors. another cold day, mind you — highs of between seven and eight degrees celsius for most. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: president trump says he's been advised not to listen to an audio recording of the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi because it's too "violent" and "terrible". california's wildfires. how the emergency services are coping with the crisis, with more than 1000 people still unaccounted for. residents in the mexican city of tijuana take to the streets to protest the arrival of migrants at the us—mexico border. the british prime minister speaks of a crucial few days ahead for her brexit plan, saying replacing her as leader won't make negotiations any easier.

yes, there could be bit of snow over the hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moors. but at the same time, the weather might become a bit drier for those in the south—east. another cold day, mind you — highs of between seven and eight degrees celsius for most. that's your weather. this is the briefing — i'm sally bundock. our top story: pm under pressure — theresa may will address business leaders later — kicking off what she's calling a "critical week" for the uk. strong winds are hampering progress for emergency crews still battling california's devastating wildfires. residents in the mexican city of tijuana take to the streets to protest the arrival of thousands of migrants at the us—mexico border in the first installment of our special 100 women series we speak to one of the most powerful women in global affairs. the un deputy secretary general amina mohammed. and they've been accused of destroying the traditional press, but now facebook says it's coming to support britain's local newspapers.

have got down into a single figures and some of the deeper valleys in the highlands of scotland, the grampians, there are a few patches of frost whether wind has managed to fall like. here is the weather chart to the rest of the day. high temperatures influencing our weather, dragging dry airfrom europe and that is significant as thatis europe and that is significant as that is why we are not seeing much of the way of cloud of it that said, there may well be patches of cloud through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland. through times these will be in and break to give sunshine and eight sunny day coming up sunshine and eight sunny day coming upfor sunshine and eight sunny day coming up for northern ireland compared with saturday. most of us it will be fine, settled and sunny but there will be a chilly breeze blowing through the days of the temperatures near normalfor through the days of the temperatures near normal for the through the days of the temperatures near normalfor the time through the days of the temperatures near normal for the time of year, ranging from 10— 12 degrees,

in some of the deeper valleys in the highlands of scotland, the grampians, there are patches of frost where the winds have managed to fall light. here is a weather chart through the rest of the day today. high pressure still influencing the weather, dragging the dry air in from europe. that is significant because that is why we are not seeing much in the way of cloud. that said, there may be patches of cloud through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland to start the day. these will probably be in and break up to give sunshine. a much sunnier day for northern ireland. most of us it will be fine, settle, and sunny. a chilly breeze blowing through out day. temperatures near normal for the time of year, 10—12 degrees, perhaps feeling cool around the coastline of east anglia, southern parts of england as well. we start to see those changes taking place with the weather as we look at the chart for monday. more cloud moving in. it will be thick enough to bring light rain or drizzle around some of the western coasts of scotland. the western areas of england. lots of cloud around, c

cloud across the slopes of the grampians into the borders. eastern parts of the pennines. but mostly it is suntanned from dawn to dusk. wind is suntanned from dawn to dusk. wind is strongest in the south. you will get used to that. like further north and temperatures still above average for the time of year. around 13—14 in parts of north—west scotland later. warmer than that across iceland at the moment. 16 celsius possible on the north coast today. you can see where the warm air is. five celsius in germany. that is important because that is where our air is coming from in the next 2a hours. call the coming towards us and not just that hours. call the coming towards us and notjust that but hours. call the coming towards us and not just that but also hours. call the coming towards us and notjust that but also more in the way of cloud once again. cloud comes from the sea tonight. maybe the odd shower by the end of the night. clea rest for longest the odd shower by the end of the night. clearest for longest in the west. kids season frost around today consider the start o

yes, a bit of snow over the hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moors. another cold day mind you, highs of between seven and eight celsius for most. that's your weather. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: president trump says he's been advised not to listen to an audio recording of the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi because it's too "violent" and "terrible" to listen to. it's suffering tape, it's a terrible tape. i've been fully briefed on it. there's been no reason for me to hear it. i said to the people, should i? they said you really shouldn't. california's wildfires — how the emergency services are coping with the crisis, with more than a thousand people still missing. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: the british prime minister speaks of a crucial few days ahead for her brexit plan — saying replacing her as leader wouldn't make negotiations any easier. and the story of the south korean soldier rowing his way to sporting success

persistent rain in the southern highlands, grampians and southern uplands causing minor flooding. worst of the rain in northern ireland could cause breaks in the cloud. a few showers in england and wales, but breaks in the cloud and still windy, the winds will force just about every everywhere but maybe 60 mph in the southern coasts, maybe 60 mph in the southern coasts, may be more. the winds will ease a touch. the rain eases off but later on it returns to parts of england, wales and by the of the night, northern ireland. helping to keep the temperatures up, though. milder by night than it has been by dave recently, for some, 12 or 13. we got warm air pushing north ahead of this cold front, but ahead of that we will see another windy spell, especially for england and wales tomorrow morning. for tomorrow morning's commute, the strongest of the winds, 40, 50, 60 mph gusts, outbreaks of rain coming and going in the morning, heaviest in the west, affecting northern ireland and that will slide its way through the morning into the afternoon across parts of scotland but it means most wil

sudden, eastern parts of the grampians towards 0rkney and shetland, the cloud will remain. 9-10dc shetland, the cloud will remain. 9—10dc here. in the highlands, 30-1adc will 9—10dc here. in the highlands, 30—1adc will be the high. in too tight, clear skies for most. the cloud will come and go for most. with clear skies around, widespread frost across europe which is of note. the green on the uk shows that it will not be a case of temperatures dropping below freezing but it will get close enough for some frost on cars and grass for some frost on cars and grass for some of you into tomorrow morning. soa some of you into tomorrow morning. so a slightly colder start than we have been used to over the past few days. but it will be a cracking sunday. sunshine from dawn to dusk for many. some cloud across parts of eastern scotland but for most uninterrupted blue skies and temperatures still in double figures. 10—13dc, but starting to drop away and it will drop by the into next week. blues, the cold air across the rest of europe coming towards us as high pressure works its way northwards.

heart of the midlands, north—east england, eastern parts of scotland, and on the eastern side of the grampians and the pennines will cease urgently. the latest winds in the north. after the chilly start we will see 13— 50 degrees in the highlands. quite a breeze blowing. that will be with us for a few days, if not stronger. that will temper the feel of things —— 15 degrees. temperatures will be around 11 or 12 degrees. the mild air compared to some parts of europe. 16 on the north coast of iceland. that is converted by degrees in germany. we castellet to germany, their weather today will be ours tomorrow. —— we look towards germany. more cloud developing towards is in parts of scotla nd developing towards is in parts of scotland and eastern england. it will travel westward through the night. western areas will stay clear for longer. a touch of frost into the morning prostrate across eastern parts thanks to the cloud on the strengthening breeze. more cloud around tomorrow compared with today. the best of the sunshine first thing in the west. the best of the sunny brea ks in the west.

persistent rain southern highlands, grampians, trossachs, also the lake district, could cause minor flooding. showers for the rest of england and wales, drier and clearer moments but it will be wendy for the journey home, deals possible —— gales possible. into tonight the rain eases for a time, becomes a bit less strong, still a blustery night but the wind will pick up later across england and wales, more rain returning from the south—west. rain clipping into the east of northern ireland, temperatures around 7—12, mild night, rain is coming from the south ahead of this cold front which will bring if slightly fresher field but before it crosses the windiest speu but before it crosses the windiest spell of weather on thursday in the morning across england. gusts touching 40, 50, maybe 60 especially around the coast. rain starting the day, the south—east of northern ireland, the rain will work its way north into scotland through the morning, from then on an improving kind of day on thursday, sunny spells and a few showers to take us into the afternoon and it will stay fairly mild as w

the wind chill on the higher ground of the grampians. while much of eastern wales, still at bit of cloud around the coast of east anglia in particular and kent. temperatures this afternoon generally around the high single figures yet again. still a few showers for a time across eastern areas but it will fade. frost developing where you have clearer skies. mist and fog across parts of england and wales, too. that will shift through the morning as the breeze picks up and the breeze picks up as soon as the morning rush—hour ends. lots of northern ireland, wales and the west of the south—west midlands. the rain will be there but turning to snow over the snowdonia hills. a few on the chilly side. plymouth, 12 degrees, mild air is on its way in. milderair degrees, mild air is on its way in. milder air comes in on tuesday and wednesday but then a deeper and windy area of low pressure. javier —— widely winds up to maybe 50, 60 or 70 —— widely winds up to maybe 50, 60 or70 mph —— widely winds up to maybe 50, 60 or 70 mph across th

good parts of scotland seeing outbreaks of rain, most persistent on the eastern side of the grampians. away from that, only the odd isolated shower, grey and misty over the hills but for most, dry start. as i said, northern england, northern ireland and later in south—west scotland, you will see sunshine. temperatures today, we from the south coast, where we could hit 12, most in single figures again thanks to the easterly flow. the easterly wind will remain with us tonight and through the weekend, but tonight and through the weekend, but tonight more heavy and thundery showers in the south—west towards being this channel, pushing to other southern counties. damp in eastern scotla nd southern counties. damp in eastern scotland but with gaps in the cloud, the chance of a touch of frost into saturday morning but most will start the weekend frost free. remaining cool on saturday. grey and gloomy for many to begin the day, and if you're on southern counties of england, this is where we will see heavy and persistent rain. parts of devon, cornwall and dorset at risk of minorflooding as

snow on the ground in the grampians. it will all clear through. the afternoon looking a bit brighter, some sunny spells, the odd shallot, mild to the south, cold in the north and on sunday fairly cloudy for many —— shower. not as heavy as we have seen on saturday morning, but some stating dry. that's how it's looking. thank you very much. it does seem really mild. it is very mild. we have winds coming from the south. unfortunately the very strong winds that go with it isa the very strong winds that go with it is a little bit of a sting in the tale i suppose you could call it. at least it is mild. thank you. ben, we talk quite a lot about the road network. you have a different ta ke road network. you have a different take on that. yes, looking at changes to be made for people with disability. it is the things we might take for granted in terms of signage, getting out of the car, maybe to fill up at the petrol station, things are much more difficult with a disability. the road network is not set up for it. we know that being able to get out is s

showers will tend to congregate a lot across the northern and western isles, the highlands and the grampians. also some snow over the mountains potentially. the gusts of wind first thing in the morning combining with the rain to make it unpleasant for travelling but nothing exceptional, not for scotland and the time of year. not for scotland and the time of yea r. lots of not for scotland and the time of year. lots of showers through the morning will pester southern and western coasts, one or two getting inside, they could be hail and thunder but i'm hoping they will dampen down later with the approach of the next weather system. the temperatures will not be as high, not as mild as it has been but given some sunshine it will be better for most. it does not last, this comes in on saturday. at this stage we think it will be the morning hours so the afternoon looks drier. timings and location bringing across the southern half of the uk so it might be scotland and possibly northern ireland excavate the worst of the rain and stay in the cool air, brightand of the rain and stay in the cool air, br