going to get the go—ahead in scotland. i guess you welcome that, but it's frustrating and a sense for you, that it frustrating and a sense for you, thatitis frustrating and a sense for you, that it is not the case in england for the time being at least. you have, today, we woke up at half six and found out this news. this is a landmark day for our campaign. we have been campaigning for four years for the whole of the uk to get access, universal access the nhs. for our consultants to have every tool in the box to treat this really hard, cruel disease. and the fact that now, in scotland, our scottish friends, or a scottish cystic fibrosis family have woken up without relief, to know that their loved ones are going to get the best possible chance to life, it's just such a day to celebrate. but like you said, it's frustrating. it's also heartbreaking to think that just because we don't live in scotland, our children, our loved ones, currently aren't getting the same chance to lie. the cost implications, you know, it may be arg

especially because it‘s the queen scotland and ireland —— between scotland and ireland —— between scotland and ireland in the first group came. it's ireland in the first group came. it‘s an odd rivalry, a very friendly one. it is exciting though, and i can feel at this time, for some reason it feels closer than ever. that game getting under way in just over an hour. we‘re joined now in the studio by former scotland coach and player, bryan redpath and also from london by former ireland international, shane horgan. good morning to both of you, thanks for joining good morning to both of you, thanks forjoining us. i would say it‘s a very early morning, but i know both of you would be wide—awake at this time anyway for this matter. brian, talking about this scotland/ ireland rivalry, it gets a bit less friendly every time, doesn‘t it? rivalry, it gets a bit less friendly every time, doesn't it?|j rivalry, it gets a bit less friendly every time, doesn't it? ithink that‘s very respectful. i think the celtic nations stick together a lot, and a big thing about today is it‘s the first

we will see rain moving across northern ireland and scotland. the odd heavy burst here and there but as the rain thinks its way down, it will tend to fizzle. the weather front weakening of the wire. another fairly windy day, there is the wind gusts through the afternoon. it is going to be fairly cool and fresh, but to the south—east, that wedge of humid air, parts of the south east could get up to 24 celsius. the committee will be swept away southwards as we get into friday. —— humidity. the temperatures only up to 20 and cardiff, plymouth and london. some showery rain across the western side of scotla nd showery rain across the western side of scotland courtesy of a frontal system keeping its way through. as we go into the weekend, the weather fronts approaching northern and western parts of scotland, the high pressure becomes increasingly dominant. for many of us on saturday, for northern ireland, southern scotland, england wales, plenty of such aid to come. more cloud bringing absence of rain across north—west of scotland. the tempera

change in the history of scotland. that's quite some feat for a bowl. i think for a bowl alright, yes, it certainly was, aye. can anyone come out here and started rummaging around under the water there to find some amazing relics? no, before i go to any loch, what i do initially is seek permission from the state or from the trust or from anybody that owns this area. i get permission before i start, before i stick my head into the water. chris's finds make some of these crannogs older than egypt's pyramids. he is now working closely with archaeologists from england to see what other secrets they can unearth. while the crannogs in the outer hebrides are certainly some of the oldest, hundreds of these stone islands are scattered across scotland, forgotten and overgrown in its lochs. i'm headed back over to the mainland to the scottish crannog centre in the highlands. i'm keen to find outjust how they were used thousands of years ago. the timing is pretty great because we are in the middle of an iron age festival. folk music plays. so this is a bone whistle

before scotland could regroup, ireland hit them again. somewhere in the mass of bodies, ireland's captain rory best grounded the ball. the slightest gap was being exploited with ruthless efficiency. scotland had a mount fuji—sized challenge in front of them. worse was to come when their best forward hamish watson left injured, and there was more than brute force on display from ireland as andrew conway skipped through to put them out of reach after an hour. 27—3 it finished. ireland, it turned out, had nothing to worry about, on a sobering night for scotland. despite their ranking, ireland's form coming into this world cup had been a bit like the japanese weather, unpredictable, but they absolutely dominated a very disappointing scotland side here tonight. scotland now have eight days to regroup until they play their next game against samoa in kobe, and on this evidence they have plenty of work to do. katie gornall, bbc news, in yokohama. today was a great performance, in the first half of the lads took their chances really well in th

this is eastern scotland. it's part of eastern scotland and north—east england that have seen heavy showers, some thundery. high pressure to the south—west of the uk. the flow round that is introducing cooler air. showers have been moving southward through the day. and at night, a few showers to be had. cloud and showers moving away from northern ireland this and across scotland, northern england, parts of wales. but away from that, lots of dry and clear weather. that allows temperatures to dip, cooler than it was last night. in rural sports temperatures could be mid to low single figures. into tomorrow... mostly starting dry with sunshine. cloud and rain into northern ireland. that will move across scotland, northern england too. patchy rain affecting wales and south—west england. the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, even though cloud will increase, will stay dry. temperatures here a little higher than they have been. beyond monday, there is an atlantic influence, so there will be further wea

still breezy through the north of scotland. a bit of patchy rain for northern ireland, northern england, perhaps north wales. to the south of that, up to about 25 in the sunshine. a cooler or fresher 14 or 15 further north. bye— bye. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm martine croxall. today at 2: borisjohnson says he's cautiously optimistic and that there's the rough shape of a deal on brexit. but he's faced backlash in yorkshire, where a heckler told him to get back to parliament. why are you not with them in parliament, sorting out the mess that you have created? would you mind? i am very happy to get back to parliament very soon. but what we want, ithink parliament very soon. but what we want, i think to see... why don't you sort it out, boris? the number of people killed as a result of domestic violence is at its highest level for five years. the vast majority were women. the family of 18—year—old owen carey call for a change in the law following his fatal allergic reaction to a burger at a byron restaurant.

a huge win for scotland under ferocious pressure. and with wins needed from their remaining games against russia and hosts japan, the odds are still stacked against them getting out of the group. but now, at least, they leave here with hope. katy gornall, bbc news, kobe. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. we heard about those flood warnings. over 60 flood warnings in england and wales, river flooding and coastal flooding. more and wales, river flooding and coastalflooding. more rain to come on top of what we've hand and what has been a wet september. we've seen the rain come in from the south—west across south wales, very wet through this afternoon and we got heavy rain crossing wales, heading into the midlands, east anglia as well. lots of that will clear away but it will hang around across northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. south of that era spells following the rain showers not far away. they will be quite mild. north of our band of rain, cold across northern parts of scotland. a fair bit

in scotland the last coal commission i think was 100000 jobs lost so i think the scottish government has taken the view that for in the short term at least stopping briggs or at least open a new do briggs it has to take priority but 1st your tweets messages and emails in response to last week's show where alex interviewed michael sullivan the author of the leveling robert says we can't wait that long now this is in response to michael suggestion the scottish independence will come within the next 5 to 10 years moreover says westminster and i resembles alice in wonderland and it's not fit for purpose we need out not let's says again in relation to michael fantastic guest here i'll get the bit louis says professor bosch give a nice summary of the thinking behind the whole independence and that we've been away it up since 1990 or so he also pointed out the threat to self-determination and equality of the sensualist empire like united states of europe and finally jamie says i think you should get nice a choice for your case where to me i quite like if you've got any suggestions for new c

this is eastern scotland. it's part of eastern scotland and north—east england that have seen heavy showers, some thundery. high pressure to the south—west of the uk. the flooring that is introducing cooler air. showers which have been moving southward through the day. and did the night, a few showers to be had. cloud and showers moving away from northern ireland this evening at across scotland, northern england, parts of wales. but away from that, lots of dry and clear weather. that allows temperatures to dip, cooler than it was last night. in rural sports temperatures could be mid to low single figures. into tomorrow. mostly starting dry with sunshine. cloud and rain into northern ireland. that will move across scotland, northern england too. patchy rain affecting wales and south—west england. the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, even though cloud will increase, will stay dry. temperatures here a little higher than they have been. beyond monday, there is an atlantic influence, so there will

and perhaps scotland this time would vote to leave. will skip the financial times, we have spoken about the fed already but there is a story in the daily mail today that is quite interesting. 16 of the nhs budget is devoted to treating patients with diabetes. is huge. to be specific, it is one sixth of the hospital budget but this is a huge figure. a large part of that is to deal with the impact of diabetes. kidney failure, blindness, heart attack, stroke. there are so many other side—effects as well. attack, stroke. there are so many other side-effects as well. and the issue, one of the issues is that many of those issues i spoke about are preventable to so maybe the nhs should talk about how it will prevent these things. one of the inevitability is of this story comes up inevitability is of this story comes up with obesity because it is linked to type two. people can be born with type one but type two is often caused by obesity. and so the issue is should we be using that money more wisely to try and prevent these problems? because

ireland begin their campaign against scotland on the 22nd of september. team ineos have signed giro d'italia champion richard carapaz on a three—year deal from next season. the ecuadorian rider will make the move from movistar after winning his first grand tour injune. he willjoin a team featuring three other grand tour winners — geraint thomas, chris froome and egan bernal, who won this year's tour de france. sadly that's all the time we have left for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. there's a trend to something cooler for all of us in the week ahead. still not much rain across parts of east and south—east england and barely a cloud in the sky in sevenoaks on monday afternoon. for others, we've had more cloud and outbreaks of rain, some of which has been heavy, especially in scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england. more rain in the forecast on tuesday. but in the early hours of tuesday, more rain confined to southern scotland, northern england, quite light and patchy but some mist an

spilling further south into scotland and across northern ireland. top temperatures here though, still getting well up into the teens, up to 23 for the south—east of england. through the evening and overnight, as that front slides south, some strong winds for northern ireland and scotland, perhaps even gusts of severe gales across the northern isles. through sunday daytime that front comes to a rest, cutting the uk in half, if you like, with a pulse of rain anticipated to run across the front, perhaps as far north as southern scotland and as far south as the north midlands and north wales. so, the biggest difference though, the temperatures on either side of that front, chilly to the north but still some warmth around to the south. hello, this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. the headlines: the former prime minister david cameron accuses boris johnson of acting ‘appallingly‘ during the 2016 eu referendum campaign. the liberal democrats conference kicks off in bournemouth — with the party set to decide whether to back a promise to ‘scra

into the week and, further weather fronts approaching northern and western parts of scotland. the south, high pressure becomes dominant. for many of us on saturday, for northern ireland, southern scotland, england and wales, plenty of sunshine to come, more cloud breeding habits of rain across the north—west of scotland and the attempt to stop to climb a little bit, maybe up to 22 celsius, maybe one as we get into sunday. some patchy rain across the northern half of the uk. you're watching beyond 100 days. demands for the recall of parliament, after scotland's highest civil court rules its suspension on monday was unlawful. the three scottish judges said the prime minister's decision had been motivated by brexit and the ‘improper purpose of stymieing parliament'. the government say they are waiting for a final decision from the supreme court next week. 0pposition mp‘s say the parliament should be recalled immediately. america's foreign policy does not follow precedent or any predictable path. so what happens next? now that the national security advisorjohn bolton, is out

as actually been respected by the supreme court of the united kingdom part scotland should be a bit more comfortable in the united kingdom well i don't i don't take that from a cold i mean let's let's remember the supreme court of course has judges on it sitting on it from scotland and there is an argument i think for there being a supreme school court in scotland without having any recourse to a supreme court in the u.k. but that's something that would have to wait for eddie if and when scott becomes an independent nation there was a distinction between the 2 judgements of course that the court of session and of chambers said that and the prime minister's more troops were under suspicion whereas the supreme court in the u.k. and the estimable leader here will say that the only matter what the prime minister's mortals were taught what was that the cat from the a difference of emphasis between the the courts of scotland and south of the border well there was a slate difference in that regard but nevertheless i mean in some ways the supreme court judgment of shoes he was even more rob

into tuesday, most of us of scotland. into tuesday, most of us will have a cloudy start to the day but occasionally brighter for north—east scotland and shetland has morning sunshine. it will brighten up morning sunshine. it will brighten up in central and eastern england but otherwise cloudy. in western areas, the cloud could be taken up for rain anywhere. the afternoon sees more persistent rain in northern ireland and scotland, turning damp across north—west england and wales. the rain is associated with this weather front which will slide eastwards. another occluded front coming into the north on wednesday, both bringing cooler air. men to start the day on wednesday, said his dangling creating then some sunshine, some sunshine in the west. for karina across scotland and northern ireland. behind that ear turns chilly. temperatures around 12 celsius in aberdeen. it will be a chilly of day but drive for many of us as we chilly of day but drive for many of us as we head into thursday. temperatures up to 19 in london. y

a sobering night for scotland. despite their ranking, ireland's form coming into this world cup had been a bit like the japanese weather, unpredictable, but they absolutely dominated a very disappointing scotland side here tonight. scotland now have eight days to regroup until they play their next game against samoa in kobe, and on this evidence they will have plenty of work to do. well, andy swiss is at england's opening game against tonga in sapporo. andy. yes, just a few minutes left here in sapporo, and the latest score is england 35, tonga 3. england are one of the favourites for this world cup, and they were expected to have far too much for tonga, but it certainly wasn't easy for them at first. two tries from manu tuilagi put them in control at half—time, when they led 18—3. after the break, england have extended their lead, thanks to two more tries from jamie george and luke cowan—dickie, but there have been a lot of errors. england will get the win wanted but not, perhaps, the performance. plenty for

, one or two across eastern parts of scotland, one or two showers across eastern parts of scotland, one or two showers east across northern england, perhaps the north midlands. elsewhere, dry, more sunshine around the northern areas later, temperature is not quite as low as they were yesterday. again, 20 degrees in the south—east of england. not quite as cold at old trafford but it is a reducing risk of showers, if there are any tomorrow, we will find the more likely at the start of play. most places dry this evening, we have rain, coming in from the second whether front, and this is more widespread, perhaps heavy rain coming down into scotland, northern ireland, northern parts of england and wales and with it, the wind will be kicking up, south—westerly wind picking up overnight. milder than it was last night, double figure temperatures. tomorrow, we start with the rain across northern england and north wales, a little bit of rain heading through the midlands, everything sinking south, and eventually, we will see more cloud and patchy rain for southern parts of england. further nor

scotland are now six points behind second placed russia. england's cricketers are in big trouble after australia took three late wickets on day 3 of the fourth ashes test, to leave england 200/5 in theirfirst innings. still 297 runs behind in a match they can't afford to lose if they want to win back the ashes. our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching at old trafford. for much of the day england five batsmen battled back well but that day has ended with australia still very much in control. after a long rain delay england fans had plenty to cheer at first, a century stand between rory burns and joe root, but eventually burns went to 81, caught at slip, and then the wickets started to tumble. joe root soon followed lbw 471, that brought ben stokes to the wicket, a huge ovation from the england fans, he was the hero of the last test at headingley. but he soon lost his batting partner jason roy, clean bold byjosh hazlewood, just before the close. england five wickets down, but still with a huge amount of work to do. while stokes is sti

differently to any pa rt treat scotland differently to any part of the uk. this, 0k, it keeps the dup happy, but the situation with the dup is that the dup are losing their power by the day because every single day that goes past we get closer to an election which would make the dup within the du -- dup within which would make the dup within the du —— dup within the which would make the dup within the du -- dup within the uk which would make the dup within the du —— dup within the uk government are irrelevant. the dup meant they did have a very slim one, but now they haven't even got that. if we move they haven't even got that. if we m ove o nto they haven't even got that. if we move onto bbc online, which is looking at the new trade commissioner, which was announced yesterday, this was announced by ursula von der leyen, who is the new european commission president to be, all these changes take place on october 31. of course they do. ironically. it's a big day. hogan is an irishman, he's pretty close to leave arad car, the prime minister, and he is s

of course, this is scotland's supreme court, three judges of course, this is scotland's supreme court, threejudges in scotland's supreme court of civil appeal, who have reeled unanimously, all threejudges are appeal, who have reeled unanimously, all three judges are showing separate opinions, that the prorogation was unlawful because it was done for the express purpose of stymying parliament, preventing them from scrutiny and the work of the executive in the run—up to the crucial executive eu council summit on the 17th and 18th of october. you area qc on the 17th and 18th of october. you are a qc as well, our legal correspondent was saying a few minutes ago that as far as he was aware, the government has made no application to suspend today's ruling, you can confirm that? yes. what is the immediate impact of that? could parliament return? yes, it does, because the highest court in the british isles that has ruled on this matter, and i would remind you of years at the scottish supreme civil court is higher than the court of first instance in england and has the samejurisdiction of fi

eastern scotland. four northern parts of the euchre, 16 or 17 at best. likewise, we should should see temperatures a degree or so higher further south. a similar picture on tuesday. still a south—westerly breeze, not quite as strong on tuesday. eastern areas may stay dry with a little bit of brightness and sunshine. most of the rain or drizzle coming in across western areas especially over the hills. temperatures similar to those of monday. the weather starts to change again as we move to the middle part of the week. this weather front is perhaps the most significant because it will bring some rain across south—eastern parts of the uk. there could be as much as half an inch of rain overnight which will linger into wednesday morning. that clears away and we look to the north to see some showers and sunshine, a burst of heavy rain coming down across scotla nd of heavy rain coming down across scotland and northern ireland into northern england, that could contain some thunderstorms. changing the wind

scotland in those playoffs because they topped those leaked groups. that means there will be back here in match for a game probably against bulgaria and the semi final and then a final match if they get through that against either serbia or norway. that now looks like scotland only realistic hope of making the finals in 2020 tonight. expecting the fairly disappointing crowd. this evening for steve clarke and his side as he tries to build momentum for those a euro 2020 playoffs tonight but for scotland it's the tallest of tall orders. let's have a quick look at some of the days other headlines. danny cowley is the new manager at championship strugglers huddersfield town. cowley has took lincoln city from non—league to league one during his three full seasons in charge. he replaces jan siewert who was sacked last month. richard agar has been given a rolling 12—month deal at leeds rhinos since taking temporary charge agar has led rhinos to seven wins in 1a games to secure their survival in super league. at snookers shanghai masters, last years runner

a huge win for scotland under ferocious pressure. and with wins needed from their remaining games against russia and hosts japan, the odds are still stacked against them getting out of the group. but now, at least, they leave here with hope. katy gornall, bbc news, kobe. the turbine hall at the tate modern art gallery in london has been the temporary home to exhibits — large and small — since its opening in 2000. installations have ranged from a giant sun — to more than 100 million porcelain sunflower seeds. this week, it's the turn of american artist kara walker, known for her exploration of slavery and racism, through paper silhouettes and sculptures. our arts editor will gompertz went along to take a look. grand and glorious. outside buckingham palace is the victoria memorial, a famous london landmark which caught the eye of the american artist kara walker. inspiring this, her 13—metre—high fountain at tate modern. she is not celebrating a monarch‘s reign but questioning britain's imperial past. specifically, its invol

cloud building north and west, bringing rain into northern ireland, northern and western scotland. likely to be heavy in places. maybe a bit patchier in southern scotland, northern england and parts of wales and dry in central, southern and eastern england with temperatures up to 22 celsius, just 111—15 where we had the cloud and rain in scotland. eastwards on tuesday evening and this rain sliding south and east along england and wales, some of which could be heavy. clearer skies developing behind and a fairly mild start for most with temperatures in double figures. we've still got this band of rain to deal with first thing on wednesday morning, soon pulling away from east anglia and south—east england. sunshine developing behind. notice how the isobars start to squeeze themselves together. a much windier day on wednesday, particularly for northern and western coasts. the rain out of the way for east anglia and south—east england with sunshine behind. showers soon developing, though, in northern ireland, scotland and northern england, merging to give a longer spell of rain in

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

scotland's fa ns samoa is now a must win. scotland's fans arrived in kobe showing plenty of spirit but knowing this could be where their journey effectively ends. defeat to ireland and the success of japan had scotland propping up the group, their world cup on the line afterjust one game. in sweltering conditions under the roof, scotland was suitably fired up. the boot of greg laidlaw got them off the mark but scotland's attack was struggling to get a grip. after half an hour, suddenly they clicked. sean maitland with a gift from above to settle the nerves. scotla nd from above to settle the nerves. scotland knew that keeping the dream alive would be tries, and lots of them. laidlaw scored their second. and with half—time approaching, stuart hogg attempted the audacious. now everything was going their way. scotla nd now everything was going their way. scotland 20 points up against samoa and out of sight at the break. so an impressive first half and, after the break, they moved further ahead from samoa, scoring a penalty try

thickening cloud to northern ireland, north—west scotland, initially, and north—west scotla nd scotland, initially, and north—west scotland is a day goes on, patchy light rain and drizzle. elsewhere, it will stay dry, for the most past —— most part the winds are light. temperatures around 15 to 18 celsius, a bit warmer in eastern scotla nd celsius, a bit warmer in eastern scotland and north—east england. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11. amber rudd has quit the cabinet and conservative party saying she cannot "stand by" while "loyal moderate conservatives are expelled". she said she no longer believed leaving the eu with a deal was the government's "main objective" — and said the sacking of 21 tory mps was an "assault on decency and democracy". have been surprised l by i have been surprised unfortunately by the lack of work and preparation thatis by the lack of work and preparation that is going into getting a deal. i knew and i accept that the prime minister said to be able to leave no deal on the table. but when i had expected to see was a huge govern

eastwa rds have the cloud and rain in scotland. eastwards on tuesday evening and this rain sliding south and east along england and wales, some could be heavy and clear spies developing behind and a mild start for many with temperatures in double—figure. a band of rain to deal with first thing on wednesday morning, soon pulling away from east anglia and south—east england with sunshine developing behind. look at isobars squeezing together. a windier day on wednesday, especially for northern and western coast and the rain out of the way for east anglia and south—east england with sunshine behind and showers developing in northern ireland, scotland and northern england with longer spells in places and some showers going to wales and south—west england. much windier day with gales developing in the western isles. at the strength of the wind to temperatures ofjust 12, a chilly day in parts of scotla nd 12, a chilly day in parts of scotland with temperatures getting up scotland with temperatures getting up to 20 or 21 further so

the showers are most widespread across the western side of scotland. brisk winds. those are the gusts you can expect for the rest of today. still the remnants of a weather front bringing cloud and patchy rain into the five south of england right through the afternoon. temperature wise, we are looking at highs of 15 to 21 celsius. through this evening and tonight, most areas will be dry and showers in the north tend to fade away. we will see some clear spells here and they are. it is going to turn quite cloudy, murky in parts of wales and the south—west of england. and remember that next weather maker i showed you, that is going to introduce cloud and rain into northern ireland and western scotland. here we have the remnants of what was tropical storm gabrielle, bringing outbreaks of rain, in association with these weather fronts. tucked in between the front, remember this area has come from the tropics. it is going to feel rather humid briefly. so through tomorrow, many of us across england and wales will start off as some spells of sunshine. cloud increasing thr

western scotland, northern scotland, showers will come and go. breeze will push them through quickly before the sunshine returns. not as humid as slightly fresher day, you will notice it when you step out first but overhead this afternoon. it will feel pleasant indeed. a finance to the day and as i go through tonight, most places bright and clear but amounts of cloud across scotland and ireland and ran into northern scotland by the end of the night in particular. that will keep the temperatures up here. the south, single figures, some spots around 23 or on saturday morning. 0n saturday, england and wales continue with the fine weather and lots of sunshine around. while cloud through saturday and a stronger wind which could touch gale force at times, 40-50 could touch gale force at times, 40—50 mph in the north perhaps. northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southern scotland will see a little bit of rain at times although there will be some dry weather around two and temperatures tomorrow upon today's values, around 23 in

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

it will be windy in scotland but further south, the winds light. however, in the fresher air, temperatures a bit lower. top temperatures of 20—21 degrees for plymouth, cardiff, london, more like 17 in aberdeen. through friday night, temperatures will dip away. particularly down towards the south—west where winds will remain light. further north, more in the way of a breeze in northern ireland and scotland and some rain pushing back into the far north—west. the overnight lows seeing one or two spots down towards the south getting down to three or four degrees. high pressure still in charge for most of us as we go into saturday morning but notice frontal systems trying to squash in towards the north—west, bringing some outbreaks of rain and also some pretty strong winds. much of the rain on saturday is likely to be confined to the northern and western parts of scotland and a bit more cloud into northern ireland and the far north of england. further south, a lot more sunshine and temperatures creeping up in southern parts. 22-23. always cooler

some of the showers over the highest ground in northern scotland could contain some sleet, even some snow over the mountaintops. as we get into wednesday and that area of low pressure continues to slide away eastwards, while we all get into this cold northerly wind, we could well start wednesday morning with a touch of frost. temperatures for parts of northern england, southern and central scotland, out in the countryside, could be all the way down at freezing. but it is looking like a beautiful day for the most part. lots of crisp sunshine and blue sky overhead. some showers running down these north sea coasts on a brisk wind. lighter winds further west, but daytime temperatures of just 11—14 degrees. then as we head towards the end of the week, there is a lot of uncertainty, it does look like temperatures will start to climb again, but there could be some wet and windy weather. we'll keep you posted on that one. so, for the week ahead, more rain at first but temperatures climb for the end of the week, but there is the chance for some more wet and windy weather. good morning welco

cool the northern scotland. there is the area of low pressure pushing north and eastwards through this evening and overnight. the northern accent takes us into the far noth of england, maybe southern scotland. rain falling on saturated ground, because issues with flooding and strong winds. the strongest of which across england and wales where they could touch 50 mph in places. asa mild they could touch 50 mph in places. as a mild night. temperatures across central and southern england not much lower than 1a or 15. it would start of the day tomorrow, bleakly across the midlands, northern england. slowly the smell of rain associated with the low pressure will pull away. to the north and south of this is a mainly dry day with a scattering of showers. still some strong winds as this area of low pressure starts to put eastwards. the winds will be strengthening and eventually starting to turn more northerly as well. the filling day across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. —— called a feeling day. notic

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

outbreaks of rain pushing into northwest scotland into the early hours as well. moving into the early hours as well. moving into the weekend, we are looking at plenty of sunshine. we will see the temperatures picking up across the south. so for saturday, outbreaks of rain across northern scotland, later pushing into northern ireland. it will be quite windy across the northern half of the uk, with the risk of gates for the far north of scotland. across this half of the uk, largely dry with light winds, and highs of around 23 celsius. moving into sunday, brighter skies to come for scotland, still the risk of one or two showers. cloudy for the central swathe of the uk with semi breaks of rain, and staying dry for southern parts of england and wales, and here we will see the temperatures picking up 25—26dc to come in the southeast. you're watching beyond 100 days. who will challenge donald trump for the white house? tonight, the top 10 democrats share a stage in houston. it is a big night forformer vice presidentjoe biden, still the overwhelming favourite, but the

a cooler, fresherfew into the far north of scotland with 13-17 into the far north of scotland with 13—17 degrees. at weather conditions for most of us, as we move towards the weekend, the promising with high pressure building friday into saturday. just some weather fronts toppling across that high, introducing them at times, some and windy weather into the extreme north—west of the great glen. the bulk of the country looks set to be a dry, settled weekend ahead and pretty warm in the south—east we could see temperatures peaking at 25. critical of david cameron's list when he left number ten. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: another change to team trump as the president sacks his national security advisor — john bolton. colleagues deny the administration's in disarray. the president's entitled to the staff that he wants. he should have people that he trusts and values and whose methods and judgements benefit him in delivering american foreign policy. benjamin netanyahu vows to extend israeli sovereignty over thejordan valley — if he's re—elected next week. palest

scotland faced a daunting task too. the number one ranked nation, belgium, and the gulf in class was clear, as the men in yellow handed the scots a schooling. their hopes of automatic qualification for next summer's tournament in tatters. david ornstein, bbc news. daniel james's superb start to the season's continued as he scored the only goal for wales in their friendly victory over belarus in cardiff. james has scored three times for manchester united since joining them in the summer and added this superb finish 16 minutes into the match. england play kosovo tonight at southampton‘s st mary's stadium. they're top of their qualifying group with a 100% record, but the kosovans are second and unbeaten in 15 matches. their coach was asked what tactics he'll employ against england. he's not a man to argue with. it's a tactical pressing. in a crazy game, it is "go, go, go!" it's not tactic. perhaps it's not the right run but it is... i will, i will, i want to win the ball. perhaps you lose the ball and we score, because p

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

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

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

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

the winds are lightjust gci’oss scotland. the winds are lightjust across parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england so here are few midnight but there could be dense fog in the morning. the fog not as much of an issue in the south because we will have strengthening winds. tomorrow's rush hour could start with gusts in excess of 50 mph in the southern counties again, another wet start. rain on the heavy side once more but slightly more short lived and today and mainly confined to southern counties and east anglia. a damp start across the north of england and eastern scotla nd north of england and eastern scotland and still patchy rain and drizzle continuing, but more so as you brighten up tomorrow in the afternoon largely dry with showers in the west and pleasant enough when you get the sunshine at 17 or 20 degrees. rain into northern ireland for tomorrow evening as more weather fronts across the country come in so through tomorrow night and into thursday, more wet and windy weather and the heaviest rain in north

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

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

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

brightest guys for northern ireland and scotland but showers into northern scotland which could be wintry over the highest mountains because temperatures will get to nine degrees in aberdeen. into tuesday, into wednesday, pressure —— low pressure d rift tuesday, into wednesday, pressure —— low pressure drift away and the isobars come from a long way north. that is where the air will come from. a chilly feel on wednesday but we could start with a touch of frost in places, may be down to freezing, and some spots into the countryside and some spots into the countryside and central and southern portions of scotland. as we go through the day, after a chilly start, a decent amount of blue sky and sunshine. a crisp autumn day. one or two showers down north sea coasts where it will be windy and those are the afternoon hires, 11— 1a degrees. as we edged towards the end of the week, the temperatures are set to rise again. the chance for wet and windy weather to return a huge amount of uncertainty about that. before we get there, rain at first through the week ahead but then chilly for the