the cloud increasing, outbreaks of rain into south—west england through tuesday morning, and that rain will slowly push its way into parts of wales, some coastal counties of england, and eventually into northern ireland. ahead of it, you see that the cloud is increasing, turning the sunshine hazy, but away from wales, south—west england, northern ireland, a mainly dry day, colderfeeling day after that chilly, frosty start. some places will struggle to get much about six or seven celsius. by the time we get to wednesday, we are back into the wet, windy regime. further outbreaks of rain working their way eastwards, turning dryer from the west through the day, and we should end the day fine with some spells sunshine. still quite mild across england and wales, nine to 13 celsius here, five to seven for scotland. so we get rid of one area of low pressure, a brief respite, before the next one arrives from the west as we go into thursday. notice again a squeeze in the isobars, so it's notjust wet, it's also windy. on the leading edge of this rain, we'll see some snow once again across parts

those showers are really quite likely to work into parts of north wales and parts of north—west england, particularly around cheshire, greater manchester and merseyside. and the temperature's going down. seven to 11 degrees your high on sunday. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lebo diseko. our top stories: asian stock markets recover, despite the arrest of a huawei executive and fears of a renewed us—china trade war. canada's prime minister says it's not political. there was no engagement or involvement in the political level in this decision because we respect the independence of our judicial processes. the trade war‘s already having an impact in the us. we report from ohio, where pain is being felt by auto workers and farmers. it's just hard to imagine that the one thing you thought you would never hear, and never wanted to hear, just happened. paris braces for another round of protests by the yellow

those showers are really quite likely to work into parts of north wales and parts of north—west england, particularly around cheshire, greater manchester and merseyside. and the temperature's going down. seven to 11 degrees your high on sunday. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: theresa may sends out 30 ministers across the uk to try to shore up last—minute support for her brexit deal. 02 customers are back online, but a review is ordered into the disruption that affected 32 million people. 0f a rescue mission‘s launched for the british sailor standed at sea during a round—the—world race. we are going to get through 300,000 tons of cardboard packaging this christmas, so where does it all come from and where does it all end up? i am at

england and showers into both north—west england and the south—east of england as well. the best of any dry bright weather across dental and eastern areas. some rain but mimi dry. our band of rain crosses. is going to be a cold night with the patches of frost and maybe some bog practice as well to start monday morning. where is the ridge of high pressure? to the north—west, we have got a weather system approaching and bring some strong winds. for monday, any fog clearing, should be a bright start to the day. we should seize the morning sunshine for things turned cloudy. more wet weather to the west and we shall have some strong winds, probably gales was the end of the day. it will be relatively mild with temperatures pushing up to 12 degrees back through monday night in into tuesday, our weather front edges closer to returning wet for northern ireland. be slow moving weather front will bring some heavyweight lunch tuesday —— will bring some heavy rain on tuesday. we could see some localised surface flooding issues but will stay on the mild site. on wednesday, that

england. 0ver rain around particularly across south—west england. over the next few hours, some localised surface flooding could be brought by that. this developing area of low pressure continues to fall in the low pressure deepens and that continues to strengthen the winds. the strongest winds will be going into the north in the uk and you can see some of the heaviest rain will be trading back across wales in the south—west england. a0 millimetres of rain and that could cause a few issues first thing friday morning. certainly is big puddles in the morning commute across this part of the world. the winds will continue to strengthen as we go on to the next few hours. —— certainly some. there is a good chance you're going out in the next two hours of things in the heavy rain around as well but it will not be a cold start to the day. the winds will continue to strengthen to the morning across northern ireland than scotland. this is where the strongest winds are going to come through, probably the strongest around midday on the early afternoon, wi

england and may be pa rt across south—west england and may be part of scotland that it will be mild for many of us with the temperature going into double figures. the low pressure is still trapped later in the week in the north—west but it edges closer and we have occlusions that will bring showers for lengthy spells of rain to western areas of the uk and the best of any dry and sunny weather will be across eastern areas of scotland, central and eastern parts of finland as well and the temperatures are close to normal for the time of year with highs of about 7 degrees in aberdeen and around ten in london and plymouth. the low pressure edges towards the uk on thursday but it is filling in so the wind will not be strong on thursday andindeed wind will not be strong on thursday and indeed we will see more in the way of sunshine across scotland otherwise for england and wales it will be a cloudy day with outbreaks of rain around as well and temperature —wise with north—westerly winds feeding into the uk, seven celsius, so feeling cooler but towards the end of the week we will see

, south wales and south—west england too. northernmost counties of northern england and northern ireland and much of scotland will stay dry and sunny. 0n the northerly breeze, quite chilly and further showers running into northern scotland. wintry in nature to relatively low ground as we go through the late afternoon evening, but a big range of temperatures, very mild across south wales and southern england, with temperatures approaching the mid—teens. 0n the northerly flow, that colder air filters southwards across all parts into monday night and tuesday morning. we noticed showers around scotland, wintry in nature and a dusting of snow possible and icy patches again, as tuesday begins. but it does look like a widespread frost is going to be the most noticeable part of tuesday morning and there could be a few fog patches

parts of ireland, north—west england, east wales and the glasgow area. lots of frost as well for many, the big exception being across south—west england, south wales, the channel islands. cloudy and dampier with outbreaks of rain becoming lighter and patchier through the day. always and patchier through the day. always a bit more cloud across southern parts of england and still some lingering fog for one or two but a lot of sunshine did take us through daytime on christmas eve and after that chilly start, the cooler day compared to yesterday for many, with temperatures away from the south—west in single figures. could be some dense fog tomago, the finnish christmas eve in eastern england and into christmas day. this is where it could linger through the day. christmas day itself, variable amounts of cloud, some sunny spells. cloudy at times in the west, temperatures around 11 or 12 but for most, christmas day temperatures in single figures. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm martin stanford. our top stories: urgently searching for trapped survivor

during saturday for northern ireland, wales and south—west england, rain turning heavier with plenty of standing water, 30—50 millimetres and 50—60 mph winds developing across the uk. wind strengthening and a big range of temperatures across the uk. milder in the west with the rain but colder in the west with the rain but colder in the rest of the uk. moisture moving ina in the rest of the uk. moisture moving in a cross cut frozen ground, parts of the midlands, northern england and scotland with freezing rain having a potentially very dangerous effect. some sleet and snow especially in the hills and north of the central belt in scotland, a prolonged period of heavy snow, blowing about in the strengthening wind with blizzards at times. all of that making for an extremely messy travel set up from saturday into early sunday. we have freezing rain and ice risks. heavy rain in places and heavy snow elsewhere. across the uk, strengthening wind. keep in touch with the latest situation near you from bbc local radio. we see further snow affecting parts of scotland and into sunday overnigh

parts of north—west england and south—west scotland, the showers will be a bit more abundant this afternoon. the further north and east you are, you will stay dry and sunny with lighter winds than yesterday coming in from the south oi’ yesterday coming in from the south or south—west. a bit fresher than yesterday because the air is coming off the north atlantic, 7—iod, and that will lead into another cool night. plenty of cloud and showers spreading from west to east for any length of clearer skies in scotland and eastern england will have the chance of a touch of frost tomorrow morning. for the morning commute, a few showers in southern areas but it isa few showers in southern areas but it is a morning feature rather than the full day. a lot of sunshine in the rest of the day. parts of eastern scotla nd rest of the day. parts of eastern scotland and north—east thing that will just have scotland and north—east thing that willjust have a few showers. tomorrow it is western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england where the showers keep on going and temperatures again around

scotland north—west england in the north midlands. was the dry with clear skies, cold in parts of scotland and eastern england with widespread frost into monday‘s commute, catchy frost into monday‘s commute, catchy frost into monday‘s commute, catchy frost in the south and west. most will start the day with sunshine, and it showers and north—west england and the midlands. and that on the subject and hazy a few spots of rain in south—west england and wales and also to northern ireland. mostly in monday dry and chilly especially in eastern areas. see you soon. hello. you are watching bbc news with ben brown. our latest headlines: police investigating the murder of british backpacker grace millane in new zealand find a body. this brings the search for grace to an end. it is an unbearable time for the millane family and our hearts go out to them. waters if the commons rejects her brexit deal. and downing street insists there will be no delay

it will slowly arrive across south—west england, north—east england, too. before clearing overnight. the low pressure is still there the middle pa rt pressure is still there the middle part of the week. what it means is we will have a blustery day on wednesday with a mixture of sunshine and showers but the showers will tend to merge to give some lengthy spells of rain at times across western and southern areas, leaving the best of any dry weather and sunshine to the north and east. it will start to get a bit cooler across the north of the uk but those temperatures getting close to normal for this time of year. still relatively mild in the south. the thursday, low pressure still on the charts but it is feeling so we went this dutch strong winds. —— such strong winds that mainly affect the north—west of the country although a few will clip into south—east england. sunny spells between the showers. to which is close to normal in the north. still relatively mild in the north. still relatively mild in the south. that's your latest weather. welcome to new

england and that light to moderate west to north—west breeze. it'll be fairly cool here. temperatures pretty typical for the time of year. further south it's going to be fairly mild again for the time of year, with 11—12 degrees. this next weather system moves in for sunday, brings outbreaks of rain initially to northern ireland, then in towards parts of england and wales. some of the rain is going to be heavy, quite slow moving as well, through the northern ireland, into parts of wales, the midlands and northern england. it will eventually become confined to the eastern side of england, inot the afternoon. into the afternoon. meanwhile, much of scotland will have a dry but quite a chilly day. temperatures in mid—single digits. further south, though, it's going to be mild again — 12—13 celsius across southern england and south wales. this weather front lingers on across southern parts of the country as we head into monday, of course, that's christmas eve, but with a big area of high pressure expected to establish itself over the country,

the wettest weather heading across wales, probably south—west england as well. it is not going to be cold night though, temperatures staying into double figures across good parts of england and wales as single figures for scotland and northern ireland. it is here that we are going to see the strongest winds come through, particularly for the north—west of scotla nd particularly for the north—west of scotland with the strongest winds heading ina scotland with the strongest winds heading in a bubbly around the middle part of the day or the early afternoon. it is then that we could getjust afternoon. it is then that we could get just the wind afternoon. it is then that we could getjust the wind around 70 to 80 miles an hour. —— heading in around. further south across england and wales, sunny start to friday with this band pushing eastwards pretty quickly with strong gusty winds. gusts up to 50 miles an hour. sunshine to the afternoon the number of showers in the west. temperature wise, paul m moves in during the day so we are going to feel cooler in the aft

those showers are really quite likely to work into parts of north wales and parts of north—west england, particularly around cheshire, greater manchester and merseyside. and the temperature's going down. seven to 11 degrees your high on sunday. this is bbc this is bbc news. asia's top marks have stabilised after concerns in the united states, about a resumption of a trade war between us and china. canada defended the arrest of a top executive from the chinese technology firm huawei, onto us extradition request. prime minister truedeu says it was not political. china has demanded her release. at the start of the first yemen peace talks in two years, the un envoy for the country has called the meeting a critical opportunity to give momentum to peace. the government and the houthi rebels have agreed to a limited prisoner exchange. now on bbc news, stephen sackur is in washington with hardtalk.

this evening and overnight, largely clear skies but showers for northern ireland and north—west of england, the midlands and north wales. clear skies create and north wales. clear skies create a widespread frost across scotland, northern england and east anglia but more mild for the west and south. monday on the whole is fine and bright with plenty of sunshine first thing. as the day goes on we will pick up high cloud from the west and by the afternoon that will thicken, turning murky across the hills and coastlines. drizzle across northern ireland and pushing into western scotland. eastern counties with the best of the brightness. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: no delay to the vote, downing street insists tuesday's crucial commons vote will go ahead and the prime minster warns of "uncharted waters" if her deal is rejected. the brexit secretary urges mps to back the plan. the vote is going ahead and that's because it is a good deal, it's the only deal, and it's important we don't let the perfect become the enemy of the good. but leading brexiteer boris johnson insists the uk can ne

those showers are really quite likely to work into parts of north wales and parts of north—west england, particularly around cheshire, greater manchester and merseyside. and the temperature‘s going down. seven to 11 degrees your high on sunday. hello, this is the briefing. i'm victoria fritz. our top story: the arrest of a huawei executive renews tensions between the us and china, but canada's prime minister says it's not political. there was no engagement or involvement in the political level in this decision because we respect the independence of ourjudicial processes. paris braces for another round of protests by the yellow vest movement. thousands of police and armoured vehicles are put on standby. the charity msf ends its rescue mission for migrants in the mediterranean, and blames the government in italy. and in business, communications breakdown. the huawei affair rattles global markets on fears the us—china trade war could be entering a dangerous new phase.

wales and parts of north—west england, particularly around cheshire, greater manchester and merseyside. and the temperature's going down. seven to 11 degrees your high on sunday. i'm kasia madera with bbc news. our top story: asian stock markets have recovered slightly despite falls elsewhere because of doubts that there'll be a quick end to the trade war between the us and china. the worries have been aggravated by the arrest of a top executive from chinese tech giant huawei on an american warrant. there are fears this will further undermine us—china trade relations. meng wanzhou was detained in canada after an extradition request from the united states. it's understood she's accused of violating us sanctions against iran. beijing wants her release. and this story is trending on bbc.com. these are pictures of a space x rocket failing to land safely back on earth. it was returning to florida when it started spinning on its descent. it's guidance system directed it to splash down in the ocean. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: leading brexit supporters

those showers are really quite likely to work into parts of north wales and parts of north—west england, particularly around cheshire, greater manchester and merseyside. and the temperature's going down. seven to 11 degrees your high on sunday. this is bbc news, the headlines: there've been small recoveries on asian stock markets after thursday's dramatic falls in europe and the united states. concerns are growing about a resumption of the trade war between the us and china. canada has defended its arrest of a top executive from the chinese technology firm huawei on a us extradition request. prime minister truedeu says it was not political. china has demanded her release. us media say the arrest is related to an investigation into possible violations of sanctions against iran. at the start of the first yemen peace talks in two years, the un envoy for the country has called the meeting a critical opportunity to give momentum to peace. the government and the houthi rebels have agreed to a limited prisoner exchange. now on bbc news, panorama. tonight... 0n the trail of a businessman whose

probably the wettest weather heading in across parts of north—west england and perhaps western areas of scotland. temperatures near normal, 8—10 degrees. looking towards the end of the week and the weekend, we will keep low—pressure to the west of the uk, driving in the west, south—westerly winds. they will be quite brisk at times, so quite a windy spell of weather. those winds are relatively mild, so for most of the uk, the weather will stay quite unsettled. still with further showers coming and going, temperatures probably a degree or two above normal for the time of year. the exception to that perhaps across the far north of scotland where we're not too far from the cooler air, and the wind will be a little bit lighter as well. that's your latest weather.

those showers are really quite likely to work into parts of north wales and parts of north—west england, particularly around cheshire, greater manchester and merseyside. and the temperature‘s going down. seven to 11 degrees your high on sunday. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lebo diseko. our top stories: asian stock markets recover, despite the arrest of a huawei executive and fears of a renewed us—china trade war. canada's prime minister says it's not political. there was no engagement or involvement in the political level in this decision because we respect the independence of ourjudicial processes. difficult but critical. mediators in the yemen peace talks say there's a long way to go. paris braces for another round of protests by the yellow vests movement. thousands of police and armoured vehicles are put on standby. and the rescue mission for a sailor in one of the most remote spots on earth, adrift after a huge storm.

wales, north—west england, costs not far off wales, north—west england, costs not faroff 70, wales, north—west england, costs not far off 70, the main band of wet weather sweeping away and then fishing rain and snow over the hills across the northern half of the uk. still quite wintry in scotland, most of the snow by this stage of the high ground, temperatures rising overnight, importing milder air, things coming down and skies clearing in most areas. could be wintry and icy in scotland in the morning, shower is becoming fewer as they well in northern ireland and more sunshine. england and wales cease sunshine in the morning, more cloud in the afternoon and western areas will see showers and longer spells of rain which could be heavy. tomorrow will not be as wendy, the weather and not anywhere near as bad as it has been today and the temperatures will be a bit higher. the cold air getting pushed towards scandinavia and into russia, and things coming from the south—west, a milder direction means more changeable. for most of monday we are in between systems, could be misty and murky over the h

still some fog in the morning, around glasgow, northern ireland, north—west england, north—east wales and the west midlands, it could cause travel issues through the morning rush. elsewhere, most will have sunshine to start the day. more cloud across the south and patchy rain and drizzle becoming lighter towards the far south—west. still mild here but a cooler day for many. a bit of lingering fog into the afternoon for parts of eastern parts of wales and the west midlands but the best of sunshine the further north you go even if temperatures are on the struggle. into the evening, as soon as the sun sets, eastern england, driving home for christmas maybe, here is where we could see dense fog to take us into the latter stage of christmas even and the start of christmas day. blue colours show lots of frost for scotland and england but it does ease away in the west as milder air pushes up from the south throughout. that could come with a bit of drizzle across western areas for christmas day. christmas day forecast itself is a largely dry one. a bit of frost around in the morning especia

turns hazy, a few spots of rain in south—west england, wales and northern ireland. most will get through monday dry but still chilly in eastern areas. see you soon. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. the latest headlines: police in new zealand investigating the murder of british backpacker grace millane say they have found a body. this brings the search for grace to an end. it is an unbearable time for the millane family and our hearts go out to them. the prime minister warns britain will be in uncharted waters if the commons rejects her brexit deal as downing street insists there will be no delay to the vote. but one former cabinet minister says theresa may must renegotiate the withdrawal agreement. the eu doesn't want no deal and we don't want no deal say between us of course we can get a better deal for the uk. backstop goes. the 39 billion is for ourfuture the uk. backstop goes. the 39 billion is for our future agreement. more than 1700 arrests in france after another weekend of violent protests. police use tear gas and rubber bullets on the streets of pari

england and that light to moderate west or north—west breeze. it'll be fairly cool here. temperatures pretty typical for the time of year. further south it's going to be fairly mild again for the time of year, with 11—12 degrees. this next weather system moves in for sunday, brings outbreaks of rain initially to northern ireland, then in towards parts of england and wales. some of the rain is going to be heavy, quite slow moving as well, through the northern ireland, into parts of wales, the midlands and northern england. it will eventually become confined to the eastern side of england, into the afternoon. meanwhile, much of scotland will have a dry but quite a chilly day. temperatures in mid—single digits. further south, though, it's going to be mild again — 12—13 celsius across southern england and south wales. this weather front lingers on across southern parts of the country as we head into monday, of course, that's christmas eve, but with a big area of high pressure expected to establish itself over the country, it will tend to squ

england and that light to moderate west or north—west breeze. it'll be fairly cool here. temperatures pretty typical for the time of year. further south it's going to be fairly mild again for the time of year, with 11—12 degrees. this next weather system moves in for sunday, brings outbreaks of rain initially to northern ireland, then in towards parts of england and wales. some of the rain is going to be heavy, quite slow moving as well, through the northern ireland, into parts of wales, the midlands and northern england. it will eventually become confined to the eastern side of england, into the afternoon. meanwhile, much of scotland will have a dry but quite a chilly day. temperatures in mid—single digits. further south, though, it's going to be mild again — 12—13 celsius across southern england and south wales. this weather front lingers on across southern parts of the country as we head into monday, of course, that's christmas eve, but with a big area of high pressure expected to establish itself over the country, it will tend to squ

sunshade turning his in the west la on, a few spots of rain into south—west england and, also in northern ireland during the afternoon. temperatures here on the rise, they be up to between eight and 12 degrees but single figure temperatures further east and this is where we start the battle between cold air trying to hold on across eastern areas, my other fishing in the atlantic. the fair bit of progress in the week, on tuesday the cold air went out after a frosty start, bit of a no man's land at this stage with lots of cloud around which often and break to allow sunshine through. at the moment the rain is being held after the west of ireland, so most will be dry. temperatures may creep up a little bit across central areas, but still a fairly chilly day and beyond that the mild air will push its way eastwards, but exactly how quick it comes is the big uncertainty. firstly at friday, potato, but with that as he go towards the milder air we can see a spell of hilssner but still a long way to go and i will keep you updated throughout the week. back to you. let's get more on the developing ne

for the rest of the afternoon, showers across the north west of scotland, one or two in north west england, for the rest of us mostly dry. temperatures still mild in the south, ten to 12 degrees here, in the north, typically six to nine celsius. into the evening, we keep shop shelves in the north of scotland. elsewhere, tried for the first half of the night but more cloud and rain in the west during the early hours of sunday. the soggy start in northern ireland, north—west england and wales and two. further east, colder conditions, frost across central and eastern parts of scotland. tomorrow will yield different to today because of the influence of these two fronts, moving in from the west, wishing eastwards through the day. rain across northern ireland, northern england, down to wales, resume rain further south across england. it should dry up for northern ireland but england and wales staying cloudy and risley. scotla nd wales staying cloudy and risley. scotland should see the best of the dry and right weather with sunshine especially north of the central out. in the south—east of en

affair, bringing more cloud in the south—west of england, parts of wales and the midlands. you can seek the further north you are, it is brighter. plenty of sunshine for scotland, northern ireland, northern england, some for patches lingering this afternoon, for most, dry and sunny. cloud still thick enough in the south—west to produce the odd spot of rain and drizzle, brighter skies for midlands, east and south eased of england, temperatures 5—60 great, mild in the south—west, temperatures 11—12. this evening fog forming quite quickly across central and eastern parts of england, rudolph the reindeer will need his shiny nose to guide santa‘s slave. frost in the north—east of the uk, further west remaining mild into christmas day. there will be fog around. —— santa‘s two. on christmas day, rain and drizzle in the west, the thickest cloud here on business day. elsewhere, the fog lifting but it could linger into the afternoon in the east. some sunshine in the north—east of scotland, north—east england, perhaps the south—east of england, perhaps the sout

so we will see a band of rain moving its way through south—west england, wales, northern england during the day on monday. a little bit raggy. further north, again that northerly flow keeping conditions drier but not particularly warm. six or 7 degrees. highest values on monday maybe 11 to 1a degrees. but that northerly flow that is influencing the story in scotland just digs its way a little bit further south for the start of tuesday morning. tuesday morning could be the coldest start throughout the week as we start to see that cooler air pushing pushing its way further south. not for long. milder air waiting in the wings set to return. but it is worth bearing in mind if you are up and off early on tuesday morning that we could see a widespread frost across the country, with the exception, perhaps, down into the south. but it will be a dry, bright start with the rest of the sunshine. it won't be long before more wet weather pushes gradually into the south west. and again it drags in that milderair with it. cooler into the north, staying mild down to the south. good afternoon. the envir

you will notice this weather front down towards the south—west of england. that is producing some outbreaks of rain but generally speaking, lots of cloud across the south and west. further north, one or two fog patches, plenty of sunshine, chilly start with some frost this morning. the fog could linger around the glasgow area, through parts of northern ireland, perhaps even north—west england into this afternoon. there will be lots of sunshine across the north, brighter skies developing across the midlands and the east, down to the south—west remaining quite cloudy, some spots of rain and drizzle throughout this afternoon, temperatures reaching 6—12d. quite quickly through this evening and overnight, fog forming mainly across eastern areas, grabs a bid to north western parts of england as well. if rust developing across northern and eastern areas as well, towards the west, the one front moving through, milder towards northern ireland, wales and the south—west. for christmas day, the crew will be some fog around in central and eastern parts, which cou

england, chilly across the board on tuesday after that frosty start. on three tuesday night and into wednesday the weather system night and into wednesday the weather syste m ta kes night and into wednesday the weather system takes rain and snow to the hell is particularly in the pennines northwards but some uncertainty about the extent, looks like mainly england and wales affair, we will keep an eye on that, this is where the chilly air will be but also the best of the sunshine, quite mild again the further south you are. further weather systems coming in for a thursday and friday but particularly on friday much stronger winds for the time as well. this is bbc world news today. our top stories. a global climate summit opens with a push to cut emissions. the un warns rising temperatures are already hurting communities around the world. destruction in so many places, suffering, a lot of suffering arrived from the consequences of climate change. after some of the worst riots in paris for decades, president macron‘s government promises tough action agai

, south—west england which could bring patches of frost and may be fog. the next weather system racing into the north—west of the uk bringing more wet and windy weather. for monday probably a quiet start to the day for england and wales with fog around and a few patches of frost, bright enough at sunshine, in the north and west winds will pick up and we will see cloud and rain edging. it will be a relatively mild day with temperatures from many areas reaching double figures. looking at the picture for tuesday we've got low pressure to the north—west of the uk, strong south—westerly winds bringing milder air across the south—westerly winds bringing milder airacross the uk, south—westerly winds bringing milder air across the uk, that will boost temperatures but unfortunately there will be rain around as well. a slow—moving weather front, rainfall totals building up, localised flooding issues across parts of scotland, wales, western england as well particularly given how wet it's been. it will be a mild day, 10—12 your top temperatures. towards

england and that light to moderate west or north—west breeze. it'll be fairly cool here. temperatures pretty typical for the time of year. further south it's going to be fairly mild again for the time of year, with 11—12 degrees. this next weather system moves in for sunday, brings outbreaks of rain initially to northern ireland, then in towards parts of england and wales. some of the rain is going to be heavy, quite slow moving as well, through the northern ireland, into parts of wales, the midlands and northern england. it will eventually become confined to the eastern side of england, into the afternoon. meanwhile, much of scotland will have a dry but quite a chilly day. temperatures in mid—single digits. further south, though, it's going to be mild again — 12—13 celsius across southern england and south wales. this weather front lingers on across southern parts of the country as we head into monday, of course, that's christmas eve, but with a big area of high pressure expected to establish itself over the country, it will tend to squ

it is quite showery into the afternoon across northern england, wales, south—west england. the odd shower moving into the south—east of england as well but the cloud breaking up quite nicely in the north—east of scotland, some sunshine here. much milder, temperatures widely up into double figures, 10—14d. tonight, those showers continue to drift their way eastwards. more persistent rain spreading into the south—west during friday morning, pushing eastwards across many areas. it is all linked into this area of low pressure here. the isobars are really quite close together, particularly across the northern half of the uk and especially across scotland, where through friday there will be strong gusts of wind, 60—70, even 80 miles an hour in exposed western areas, through the central belt and up into northern parts of northern ireland as well. those strong winds continue for much of the day and heavy rain continues to move its way in here as well with snow over higher ground and blizzards over higher ground here. elsewhere, the rain clears and there will be sunshine t

turns hazy, a few spots of rain in south—west england, wales and northern ireland. most will get through monday dry, but still chilly in eastern areas. see you soon. this is bbc news. the headlines at midday. no delay to the vote — downing street insists tuesday's crucial commons vote will go ahead as the prime minister warns the uk will be in ‘uncharted waters' if the commons rejects her brexit deal. leading brexiteer boris johnson tells the bbc the vote should go ahead — but insists the uk can negotiate a better settlement with the eu. we have to change it. it's a relatively simple job. we can have a withdrawal agreement that doesn't contain a backstop. we can do better than this. police in new zealand investigating the murder of british backpacker grace millane say they have found a body. this brings the search for grace to an end. it is an unbearable time for the millane family and our hearts go out to them.

heavy rain around south—west england, southern parts of wales. a rapidly deepening area of low pressure the troublemaker. the weeds continued to get stronger and swinging their way in. if you are heading outside in the next few hours, the winds will continue to strengthen so it will be quite blistering outside. not particularly cold. seven degrees in the north, 12 in the south. the strongest winds hitting western scotla nd strongest winds hitting western scotland as we head through to the middle part of the day. up to 70 and perhaps stronger miles per hour is. the wind speed likely to cause speed restrictions on the scottish bridges. heavy rain could bring localised feeling across south—west england. showers moving into western areas in the afternoon. temperatures will go down through the afternoon and will start to fill cooler and fresher. for the weekend, and will start to fill cooler and fresher. forthe weekend, pretty blustery, further showers on saturday, drive but cooler weather for the second half of the weekend. friday night into the we

england and that light to moderate west or north—west breeze. it'll be fairly cool here. temperatures pretty typical for the time of year. further south it's going to be fairly mild again for the time of year, with 11—12 degrees. this next weather system moves in for sunday, brings outbreaks of rain initially to northern ireland, then in towards parts of england and wales. some of the rain is going to be heavy, quite slow moving as well, through the northern ireland, into parts of wales, the midlands and northern england. it will eventually become confined to the eastern side of england, into the afternoon. meanwhile, much of scotland will have a dry but quite a chilly day. temperatures in mid—single digits. further south, though, it's going to be mild again — 12—13 celsius across southern england and south wales. this weather front lingers on across southern parts of the country as we head into monday, of course, that's christmas eve, but with a big area of high pressure expected to establish itself over the country, it will tend to squ

the re m na nts of west england and south wales. the remnants of the rain easing away from east anglia and the south—east. still windy. heaviest of the rain to the east of the pennines. brighter skies in northern ireland, scattering of showers and northwest, best of the weather in far north east scotland, it should stay dry year with sunshine through the afternoon. a slow improvement generally. after a chilly start, temperatures will struggle to warm up. by the north, highs of five to 7 degrees. further south, highs up. by the north, highs of five to 7 degrees. furthersouth, highs of 11 to 1a celsius. just where they should be for the beginning of december relay. saturday night into sunday morning we will see clear skies for a time. a touch of frost before more rain, some of its heavy through the south—east. lingering across northern ireland and southern scotland. it will be a male start across england and wales. double digits in the morning, quite unusual. the rain sweeps through. low pressure unusual. the rain sweeps through.

across scotland, northern england, east anglia, widespread frost. more mild to the south and west. monday starts on the whole with lots of fine weather and lots of sunshine. towards the west an area of low pressure is moving in and through the day that will bring high cloud initially in the west, that will thicken, drizzle for northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland are perhaps wales and south—west england. eastern counties get the best of the brightness. the temperatures give you some idea of what's going on across the country. fine in the east under high pressure but called air getting pulled in. in the west low—pressure trying to move in and bring more mild air but that will also bring a fronts and spills of wet and windy weather and that is the battle in terms of trying to get the battle in terms of trying to get the forecast rate. choose the still looks like the high blocking anything coming in from the atlantic, giving us dry. blocking" for central and eastern areas and keeping temperatures down. highs of single figures across the east

it will be a windy start here, gusts 60, 65 mph for south—west england and southern parts of wales to start the day. sunny spells and showers, will turn drieras we day. sunny spells and showers, will turn drier as we move through the day, cooler feel with the north—westerly breeze and the temperatures taking a little dip, looking at highs between six and 11 celsius. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. thirty government ministers travel around the country, trying to sell theresa may's brexit deal good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. it's not even christmas yet but there could already be a problem for eddiejones ahead of the start of the six nations. saracens and england lock maro itoje will be out for an indefinite period — but certainly for "a number of weeks" with a knee injury. england's six nations opener against champions ireland in dublin is only eight weeks away. in better news, both vunipola brothers are expected to be back in action by the end of the month. arsenal say they'll "remind players of their responsibilities" after a group of t

, the next weather system coming in bringing outbreaks of rain into parts of wales and south—west england, chilly across the board on tuesday after the frosty start and the cloud increasing. on three tuesday night and into wednesday this weather system takes rain and snow to the hills particularly in the pennines northwards but some uncertainty about the northern extent, it looks like mainly england and wales, northern ireland staying mainly dry, this is where the chilly airwill be mainly dry, this is where the chilly air will be but also the best of the sunshine, quite mild again the further south you are. further weather systems coming in for thursday and friday particularly on friday, much stronger winds for a time as well. this is bbc news — i‘m martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00. the environment secretary michael gove says theresa may‘s brexit deal isn‘t perfect but it is the only choice. we have got to recognise that we don‘t vote for this deal, the alternative is our no deal or no brexit. president macron is booed as he visits the scene of the worst riots in paris in

lots of frost, too, for many, the big exception being across south—west england, south wales, the channel islands. cloudy and damp here, with outbreaks of rain becoming lighter and patchier through the day. always a bit more cloud across southern parts of england, and still some lingering fog for one or two. but a lot of sunshine to take us through daytime on christmas eve, and after that chilly start, the cooler day compared to yesterday for many, with temperatures away from the south—west in single figures. could be some dense fog to finish christmas eve in eastern england and into christmas day. this is where it could linger through the day. christmas day itself, variable amounts of cloud, some sunny spells. cloudy at times in the west, temperatures around 11 or 12. but, for most, christmas day temperatures in single figures. goodbye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is martin stanford. here are the top stories: urgently searching for trapped survivors of the indonesian tsunami, at least 280 people are now known to ha

england. some continuing through the mountains of scotland. elsewhere, clear skies continuing through the mountains of scotland. elsewhere, clearskies and light winds, temperatures falling away suddenly across scotland, northern england, east —— east angler will see widespread frost. more mild to the south and west. monday starts on the whole with a lot of fine weather and lots of sunshine but towards the west and area of low pressure trying to move in and that will bring high cloud initially to the west and that will thicken and we could get some drizzle for northern ireland and scotla nd drizzle for northern ireland and scotland and wales and south—west england and eastern counties get the best of the brightness. that temperature is giving you some of the idea of what is going on across the idea of what is going on across the country. high pressure in the east, in the western low—pressure trying to squeeze in bringing in more mild air but they will also bring in these fronts and more