i think there will be enough cloud that those moist flows coming in of the north sea, for there to be medicine —— bits and pieces of rain at times, but nothing particularly organised about it. i think scotland and northern ireland again very best for a wee bit of sunshine, one or two showers again across the north and north—east of scotland. and maybe we will just and north—east of scotland. and maybe we willjust find a degree or two on the temperatures, but certainly nothing to write have about by any means at all. the weekend, similar sort of fair. on the cool side, a lot of cloud around, and there will be some rain at times, but nowhere near this sort of intensity that we may well have seen during the course of thursday in some areas. the set up much the same stop northern and north—western flank, a big area of low pressure over the continent, feeding and moist airfrom the over the continent, feeding and moist air from the north sea, over the continent, feeding and moist airfrom the north sea, so over the continent, feeding and moist air from the north sea, so a lot of cl

eating and moist air from the north sea. a lot of cloud across the greater part of the british isles. new weather front coming in from the western isles of scotland as temperatures are struggling, five, six, seven degrees, ten at the very best. sunday, spot the difference. we push that aren't across the high ground of scotland. bits and pieces of rain as the flow brings the 00:28:34,138 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 moisture in from the north sea. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. mind the gap. campaigners mark equal pay day — as research shows women earn i3% less than men here in the uk — and almost a third less around the world. plus, the secret weapon in the war on waste. how packaging could soon be telling you how to recycle it. and on the markets, asian shares under pressure as data shows the trade war hitting the chinese and japanese economies. and the latest reports suggest a solution to that trade war

a run of showers over the north sea through south—west scotland to the north—west of england. but as you see, even on into the afternoon, many central and eastern areas will end up with a dry, sunny but not overly warm day. now, temperatures down into single figures. where we will see a significant change to the afternoon is rain getting into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. and just be advised that in the more intense burst over the moors to the south—west, and the brecon beacons you could well end up with a covering of snow. here we are on into thursday, that same band of weather still producing an awful lot of rain over the southern counties. and as the day progresses, so this more southern future isjoined by a more northern feature and that's the concern, because the rain looks set to return to some of the flood—affected areas. there are already met office warnings out and available on our website. from thursday on into friday, the big area of low pressure, still close by over the near continent, and it's still a north to north—easterly feed o

a run of showers over the north sea through south—west scotland to the north—west of england. but as you see, even on into the afternoon, many central and eastern areas will end up with a dry, sunny but not overly warm day. now, temperatures down into single figures. where we will see a significant change to the afternoon is rain getting into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. and just be advised that in the more intense burst over the moors to the south—west, and the brecon beacons you could well end up with a covering of snow. here we are on into thursday, that same band of weather still producing an awful lot of rain over the southern counties. and as the day progresses, so this more southern future isjoined by a more northern feature and that's the concern, because the rain looks set to return to some of the flood—affected areas. there are already met office warnings out and available on our website. from thursday on into friday, the big area of low pressure, still close by over the near continent, and it's still a north to north—easterly feed o

and north sea coast, but even inland it is not helping. we mayjust about squeeze out a double—digit temperature the further south you come. into this evening, the transient ridge of high pressure edges in, it will help settle things down. many showers ease and fate, still some feeding into scotland, some for wales. under clear skies, a perfect recipe for frost, especially for the far north of the uk. further south, more likely that temperatures will not drop away so far but many places waking up to scenes like this on wednesday morning. there may be mist and felt but not too extensive. a fine day on wednesday for many, lots of sunshine, feeling cold. parts of north—east scotland may struggle to get above freezing. all eyes towards the far south and west, where the next weather system urges in and it looks as though it could bea in and it looks as though it could be a troublemaker. another cold day on the cards, as we head overnight this area of rain started to work m, this area of rain started to work in, it will pivot and gradually wo

most incoming chancellors look at the north sea and thing here is a chance for us to make some money. george osborne recently did it and put extra taxes on the north sea not long after he came into power and almost immediately had to reverse them and change the tax to the north sea because of a disastrous drop in investment and if you talk to the north sea firms they say that more taxation might mean they do not do any more drilling in the north sea which if you're moving to a green economy might be the whole point of the policy anyway. dominic, thank you very much. the conservatives are also talking about building houses today. boris johnson will announce plans to deliver a million homes in five years, with extra help for first—time buyers. the proposals include an overhaul of the planning system. the headlines on bbc news. lawyers representing the victims of the sex offender jeffrey epstein say prince andrew should put himself forward to be interviewed by us authorities, after his statement saying he would step down from royal duties. labour will launch their election manifesto th

west is the low pressure drifts it's way off into the north sea. low single figures for most of us, particularly where we have clearer slots into south and east england potentially. a chilly start to tuesday with a low continuing to move off into the north sea, almost a repeat performance as we go through tomorrow. the wind coming from more ofa tomorrow. the wind coming from more of a northerly direction so that means perhaps the emphasis of the showers on all the sticking out bits across the coast, more shelter in lent you might dodge showers again but again, sunshine and blustery showers, some of them heavy, perhaps with some hail in there. this could bea with some hail in there. this could be a troublemaker as you move from wednesday into thursday with more low pressure moving in and this weather front could bring low pressure moving in and this weatherfront could bring persistent rainfora time. weatherfront could bring persistent rain for a time. the emphasis of where the rain will finish up on wednesday and thursday is still subject to change,

blowing the rain over into the north sea, in the rain over into the north sea, in the north—east of scotland, we have lots of showers already coming in right behind, and some of them will be having a tundra, with hail. 0vernight, some settling slow above 200 metres in the highlands. in the heavier showers you are likely to see more of that today. these white circles with the numbers indicate sustained wind speeds. gusts, of course, will be much more than that. coming from a chilly direction, it will make it feel cooler than these temperatures are just, and these temperatures are just, and these temperatures are just, and these temperatures are generally about one degree also below where they should be at this stage in november. mild air across the south—west of england and the channel islands. through this evening and overnight, the low pressure is still very much driving up pressure is still very much driving up to. we still have lots of showers rotating around it. there will be clear spells as well, and if you are away from the breeze and out of the showers, in some sheltered glands, for

a run of showers over the north sea through south—west scotland to the north—west of england. but as you see, even on into the afternoon, many central and eastern areas will end up with a dry, sunny but not overly warm day. now, temperatures down into single figures. where we will see a significant change to the afternoon is rain getting into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. and just be advised that in the more intense burst over the moors to the south—west, and the brecon beacons you could well end up with a covering of snow. here we are on into thursday, that same band of weather still producing an awful lot of rain over the southern counties. and as the day progresses, so this more southern future isjoined by a more northern feature and that's the concern, because the rain looks set to return to some of the flood—affected areas. there are already met office warnings out and available on our website. from thursday on into friday, the big area of low pressure, still close by over the near continent, and it's still a north to north—easterly feed o

the chance of one or two showers through north sea coast but, for many, as you are today. largely dry, spells of hazy sunshine, temperatures creeping up compared to what we have seen. the breeze will be noticeable through wednesday night into thursday, keeping the frost at bay. weather fronts still try to push in, but it will be only toward south—west england, wales and northern ireland. nothing too much to trouble us on thursday. staying dry with spells of hazy sunshine further north and east, a new more spots getting above 10 degrees. some of the rain will push northwards through thursday night and into friday, hit and miss, stopping too much on the way of frost. back to the far western friday, outbreaks of rain with myspace is becoming dry, partly cloudy skies, some sunshine here and there. into the weekend, there is a question about what is happening south—west of us. this area of low pressure is close by, the bulk of the rain looks like it will push towards the mediterranean but weather fronts could bring towards the mediterranean but weatherfronts could bring rai

to north—easterly feed ofa still a north to north—easterly feed of a cold north sea that will generate an off a lot of cloud across the greater part of england, wales, may be the southern parts of scotla nd wales, may be the southern parts of scotland as well. enough about the cloud for there to be the odd bit and piece of rain. the best of the sunshine across much of northern and western scotland, through northern ireland, the western side of wales, may be done into the west country as well. but again, it is a cold, and underneath those weather fronts are miserable, dang sort of day. here we are at the start of the weekend. what's changed ? are at the start of the weekend. what's changed? really, not very much at all. the low pressure ever closer towards the south—eastern quarter stop still be unsure feed into the eastern side of the british isles, still the suggestion of enough cloud for there to be bits and pieces of rain falling from that. no great intensity, but of course, any ran into some areas is really not welcome at all. here we are as farahead really not welcome at all. he

a run of showers over the north sea through south—west scotland to the north—west of england. but as you see, even on into the afternoon, many central and eastern areas will end up with a dry, sunny but not overly warm day. temperatures down into single figures. where we will see a significant change through the afternoon is rain getting into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. and just be advised that, in the more intense bursts over the moors of the south—west and the brecon beacons, you could well end up with a covering of snow. here we are on into thursday. that same band of weather's still producing an awful lot of rain across the southern counties, and as the day progresses, so this more southern feature is joined by a more northern feature. and that's the concern, because the rain looks set to return to some of the flood—affected areas. there are already met office warnings out and available on our website. from thursday on into friday, the big area of low pressure still close by over the near continent, and it's still a north to north—easterl

and going into tuesday, low pressure then towards the north sea, around that, we‘ve still got some bands of wet weather moving through. so notjust showers, but maybe some longer spells of wet weather sinking southwards on wednesday. there will be drier, brighter zones around these as well. it‘s still going to be a chilly day. don‘t expect anything warmer as the week goes on. low pressure will still be close by during the remainder of the week. a little gap early on wednesday. and look at this, more weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. chilly start to wednesday, turning wetter from the west. as i mentioned earlier, low pressure staying around for the rest of the week. we this is bbc news, the headlines: at least three people have died in bushfires on the east coast of australia. weather forecasters and firefighters have warned that more dangerous weather is on the way, and told people at risk to leave for safety now as they might not be able to provide help. tensions in bolivia are high after the govering party called on its supporters to head for la paz to defend president evo

sea, moisture laden airand flow from the north sea, moisture laden air and still bits of pieces of rain to be had quite widely across england and wales but not with the same sort of intensity we might have seen on thursday. scotland, northern ireland seeing the rest of the sunshine, the north of scotla nd the rest of the sunshine, the north of scotland with one of shoe —— wa nted of scotland with one of shoe —— wanted to showers each in their own right being wintry across higher ground. what news of the weekend, not a great deal changes. not much intensity about the rain i speak of but that set up on saturday is very similaron but that set up on saturday is very similar on friday, still the big area of low pressure, still the moisture laden air on its northern length, beating cloud and bits of pieces of rain, particularly in eastern parts of scotland and england. separate weather front closes on the western isles. in between, bits and pieces of sunshine perhaps to the western side of wales, up towards the solway, could be favoured and we mayjust about find a degree on the temper

a run of showers over the north sea through south—west scotland to the north—west of england. but as you see, even on into the afternoon, many central and eastern areas will end up with a dry, sunny but not overly warm day. now, temperatures down into single figures. where we will see a significant change to the afternoon is rain getting into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. and just be advised that in the more intense burst over the moors to the south—west, and the brecon beacons you could well end up with a covering of snow. here we are on into thursday, that same band of weather still producing an awful lot of rain over the southern counties. and as the day progresses, so this more southern future isjoined by a more northern feature and that's the concern, because the rain looks set to return to some of the flood—affected areas. there are already met office warnings out and available on our website. from thursday on into friday, the big area of low pressure, still close by over the near continent, and it's still a north to north—easterly feed o

chilly in parts of scotla nd north sea coast too. chilly in parts of scotland where the fog lingers. this is bbc news i'm shaun ley. the headlines at eleven. prince andrew categorically denies having sex with an american women who says she was forced to sleep with him when she was just 17. ican i can absolutely, categorically tell you it never happened. the duke of york said he does not regret his friendship with the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. in the election — the conservatives promise all migrants will be treated equally after brexit — regardless of where they come from —— but the foreign secretary rules out setting a target for the number of people entering the uk. it is not just it is notjust the volume. it is also the kind of immigration we have got. we want people coming here who wa nt to got. we want people coming here who want to contribute but we have to control the costs.

it isa the north sea coast but elsewhere it is a quite story. dry and sunshine coming through but temperatures are really subdued, five — seven degrees. overnight, on friday, widespread hard frost on thursday. temperatures below freezing in many places and that could be freezing fog around first thing saturday morning. murky start to saturday. largely dry for many. good sunshine coming through. towards the end of the day, low pressure pushing it. as that bumps into cold air, we need to keep abreast of that for parts of north wales, and maybe southern england. they could be a spell of some snow for the first of december. that will ease into the continent. high—pressure set to build. it still stays on the cold side but the high—pressure keeps things quiet for the beginning of december. as we move into the six — ten day period, hopefully the high will continue to keep things quiet but also it would keep things quiet but also it would keep things quiet but also it would keep things relatively cold. early december looks mostly dry, cold days

monday into tuesday sees little movement in the area of low pressure, it meanders into the north sea but still sitting on tuesday, providing that force of moisture to bring more further showers on the day and for the rainfall. cold with the wind coming from the north so again it is likely to be wintry over the hills, filling cold but they start to ease in the west later in the day and those showers start to see pressure building on. not long behind that is another band of rain but a brief window of drier weather through tuesday night into wednesday when we see widespread frost and a risk of ice because it has been so wet. wednesday, we breathe again with drier weather for a wednesday, we breathe again with drier weatherfor a time wednesday, we breathe again with drier weather for a time but there is positioning is causing us a headache, slowly meandering into northern ireland and southern and western areas, giving many parts dryer day and a chilly day, starting with a frosty note and what happens next is it looks like the low pressure will sink southwards but leaving its weather fron

that area of low pressure pushes off into the north sea. bump of high—pressure building before next weather system arrives later on wednesday and through thursday. there could be many central, northern and eastern areas with a fine day, thanks to the pump of high—pressure. a cold start. the cold day to come, four, five degrees at best, 7— eight further south across the west for northern ireland, wales, south—west england with breezy conditions, some wind units. as we head into the thursday, that weather front will pivot. it could be that some parts of england and wales could see a lot of rainfall throughout the day. a bit of uncertainty to the north and south but some of this rain could be a flat thing the flood affected areas of the midlands and northern england. you have to stay tuned to the forecast and head on line to check out the latest flood warnings. at whether front will weaken, the ridge of high—pressure will move back western areas. friday, quite cloudy, breezy across eastern areas. further north and west, and improving

low pressure in charge of the weather on tuesday, here it is, across the north sea. sending strong winds across eastern areas. potentially wintry weather across the high grounds of scotland, possibly northern england too. the best of the weather is across south—western and southern areas of the uk, places like cardiff could get away with a sunny tuesday. another low pressure is carried on by the jet stream. we are on the cold side of the jet, low pressure coming our way brings colder weather with them. the next weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to northern ireland but notice large chunks of the day could stay dry across eastern areas. as we are on the cold side of the jet, an increasing chance that weather fronts bring spells of wintry weather across the hills of northern britain. this dip in thejet stream here, low—pressure parks itself the uk. that basically means showers churning and changeable weather through thursday into friday. this low pressure has dragged chilly air from the north. five or 6 degrees. that will stay across from friday and possibly

a few showers in the north and perhaps a few down the north sea as well. the weekend, the chance of some rain for southern england but there is uncertainty, the big picture is this area of high pressure m oves picture is this area of high pressure moves and so there will be a risk of a few showers across northern and north—eastern parts of the uk, for the majority it will be largely dry, remaining cold but not as much rain as we have had recently. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm. labour says it has proof the nhs is at risk under a conservative government — afterjeremy corbyn obtains a document on a post—brexit trade deal with the us. we've now got evidence, that under boris johnson, the nhs is on the table and will be up for sale. we are absolutely resolved, that there will be no sale of the nhs, no privatisation. the nhs is not on the table in any way. the snp launches its election manifesto — saying it's time to put scotland's future in scotland's hands and calls for a second independence referendum next year. a warning from councils, that

and going into tuesday, low pressure then towards the north sea, around that, we've still got some bands of wet weather moving through. so notjust showers, but maybe longer spells of wet weather sinking southwards on wednesday. there will be drier, brighter zones around these as well. it's still going to be a chilly day. don't expect anything warmer as the week goes on. low pressure will still be close by during the remainder of the week. a little gap early on wednesday. and look at this — more weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. chilly start to wednesday, turning wetter from the west. as i mentioned earlier, low pressure staying around for the rest of the week. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories. at least three people have died in bushfires in australia, as forecasters and firefighters warn that more dangerous weather is on the way. our real concern is actually moving into tuesday where we are expecting temperatures in the high 30s, early 40s. humidity down to single digits and winds gust

— north—easterly feed of the cold north sea which will bring an awful lot of cloud, into wales and southern scotland, too. the rest of the sunshine across much of northern and western scotland, western ireland, the western side of wales and south—western part of the country as well. but it is cold and miserable and dank under those weather fronts. here we are at the start of the weekend. what has changed? really not much at all. the low pressure ever closer to the south—eastern quarter, still the onshore feed, still the suggestion of enough cloud to have bits and pieces of rain falling from that. no great intensity but any rain into some areas is not very welcome at all. here we are as far as sunday, no signs of mild air creeping towards the british isles, so sunday is another dank sort of chilly day. the best of the sunshine behind a more westerly feature here, and still that stripe of bigger cloud all the way from the north east of england. single figures are the order of the day. further rain to come, some haylen snow and a bit cold, too. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. the headlines: in

there will be a few showers brought into north sea coastal areas on a brisk, northerly wind, but otherwise it's fine. there is some sunshine. it stays pretty chilly, 6—10 degrees at best. but as we head deeper into the week, it does turn more unsettled again. we will see further outbreaks of rain, heaviest in the west. this is bbc news. welcome, if you are watching her in the uk, on pbs or around the globe. i am james reynolds. our top stories: prince andrew breaks his silence on thejeffrey epstein scandal in an exclusive bbc interview. he was question of staying at the home at the convicted sex offender. buckingham palace denies all allegations of inappropriate behaviour. evo morales, the deposed president of bolivia, says he might stand again if there is a re—run of last month's divisive election. the former american ambassador to ukraine tells the impeachment enquiry president from was not manipulated by —— corrupt foreign interests. —— was manipulated by and five alleged spies let go.

we've got an area of low pressure sitting in the north sea, spiralling around. they will move further south is the day continues. lighter winds tomorrow but not much change with the feel of the weather, u nfortu nately. really the feel of the weather, unfortunately. really struggling. as we move into wednesday, we start find that there will be another area of low pressure and the uncertainty as to where this front is going to sit as we move through wednesday night into thursday, it could potentially bring some heavy rain across parts of england and wales and potentially sitting across the areas that have seen the floods. we will update you through the week. this is bbc news. the headlines: nigel farage gives in to pressure from fellow brexiteers and says his brexit party will not stand in tory held seats the brexit party will not contest the 317 seats the conservatives won at the last election. but what we will do is concentrate our total effort into all of the seats that are held by the labour party. a chinese firm confirms a rescue deal for british steel, buyi

got a few showers though, coming in off the north sea, threatening towards the north—east of scotland and we have got a few showers to come across northern ireland. those i think should fade away, getting blown away by a fairly brisk south—easterly wind. quite a grey day for the midlands. towards the south—east of england, feeling chilly in the breeze. a little bit of sunshine further north, but the rain is going to be in the south—west of england and south wales and this is where we are likely to find the highest temperatures, perhaps double figures. but that rain can be a little heavy at times. it will push its way overnight towards the south—east of england, further north across wales, perhaps into the midlands as well. and a few showers towards northern areas too. a lot of cloud around. rain never too far away so not too cold — temperatures typically 3—6 degrees. we've got a few showers to come really, i think, on friday. it's a messy sort of day. things could develop a bit wetter though towards the south—west. those showers heavy for a while, merging into some longe

sea coasts and drifting into the north york moors, some of them could be wintry, a few wintry ones for the highlands as well, and a cold one for everybody on friday, temperatures down to single figures and a cutting northerly wind. now, here's saturday, high pressure's still clinging on, but it looks like this system will try to eke into the picture from the atlantic. just how far north the rain will push is probably the biggest question. pretty windy and wet weather on the cards for the south—west of england and south wales through saturday. elsewhere it stays fine but it will remain distinct chilly, with temperatures at six or seven degrees, whereas we're looking at 11 in plymouth. by sunday, though, that will be sinking south, and we should see some widespread fine weather all parts of the uk to enter the weekend. come the start of the new week, though, some frontal systems potentially toppling into scotland, bringing more cloud and outbreaks of rain, but perhaps some just slightly milder air as well. but certainly to start our new week, we are looking at fine weather, but a colde

north sea, but most of the rain will be again across the southwest wells. maybe the channel islands it will be a touch mounted there. temperatures creeping slowly up the day this week by friday, will have low pressure spreading northwards here, operates of rain across northern ireland to northern england and in the high for the afternoon in the cluster of heavy showers to southwest england and into wales. temperatures tens and into wales. temperatures tens and 11 eight and nine for the north as we head into the weekend and indeed into next week and the low pressure will be nearby, whether moving northwards of the course of the weekend and into the exterior of low pressure, sunday and into next week, you see quite a bit of rain that and it will be quite windy and you'll also notice the orange colours red across the board and will be a bit milder in fact on sending and into monday with highs reaching 12 or 13 degrees across parts of the midlands and wells both low pressure, it will be windier and likely increasing amounts of rain across the uk. this is bbc ne

sea coast and drifting into the north york moors, some of them could be wintry, a few wintry ones for the highlands as well, and a cold one to everybody on friday, temperatures down to single figures and a cutting northerly wind. saturday, high pressure still clinging on, but it looks like this system will try to eke into the picture from the atlantic. just how far north the rain will push is probably the biggest question. pretty windy and wet weather on the cards for the south—west of england and south wales through saturday. elsewhere it stays fine but it will remain distinct chilly, with temperatures at six or seven degrees, whereas we're looking at 11 in plymouth. by sunday, though, that will be sinking south, and we should see some widespread fine weather all parts of the uk to enter the weekend. come the start of the new week, though, some frontal systems potentially toppling into scotland, bringing more cloud and outbreaks of rain, but perhaps some just slightly milder air aswell. but certainly to start our new week, we are looking at fine weather, but a colder outlook than w

is sitting across us and, indeed, much of central and western europe and the onshore flow from the north sea, moisture—laden airs and there's still bits and pieces of rain to be had quite widely across england and wales, but not with the same sort of intensity that we might have seen on thursday. scotland and northern ireland seeing the very best of the sunshine, the north of scotland still picking up on one or two showers, each in their own right could be wintry across the higher ground. and what news of the weekend? not a great deal changes, i'm afraid. there's not a great deal of intensity about the rain i'm just about to speak of, but that set—up for saturday is very similar to friday, still the big area of low pressure, still the moisture—laden airs on its northern flank, feeding cloud and bits and pieces of rain into particularly eastern parts of both scotland and england. separate weather front eventually closes on the western isles. in between, bits and pieces of sunshine perhaps to the western side of wales, down into the south—west of england, up towards the solway, cou

down the north sea as well. for the weekend, the chance of rainfor as well. for the weekend, the chance of rain for southern england but there is uncertainty. the big picture is this area of high pressure mating and, there will be the risk of a few showers in northern and north—eastern parts of the uk but for the majority it will be largely dry, remaining cold but not as much rain as we have seen over recent weeks. you are you're watching beyond 100 days. is the national health service up for sale? that's the claim from jeremy corbyn who claims he's got the evidence that it is. the labour leader says the nhs would be at risk under a post—brexit trade deal with the us , nonsense says the prime minister. the claims originate from documents sourced by labour, covering a series of talks between us and uk officials in washington and london. under boris johnson, the nhs is on the table. the nhs is in no way on the table, in all aspect whatever. a new report says president trump knew about the whistle—blower comp

showers for the north—east of scotland, a few running down our north sea coast of england. after that bitterly cold start to the day in the scottish capital, temperatures here only reach around 2 degrees through the afternoon, so it is going to be a cold one for sure. and if anything, monday night, the frost gets more widespread and more intense. some of the sheltered glens in scotland could potentially see temperatures getting down as low as —10 degrees celsius. if that happens, that would be the coldest night of the autumn. now, looking at the weather picture into the middle part of the week, high pressure initially stays with us. but, increasingly, we'll see this low pressure try to make inroads off the atlantic, and that's going to be bringing rain or showers to western areas. but that said, i don't think the rain's going to be as troublesome as it has been for much of this autumn. now, we could have some lingering mist and fog patches to start off tuesday. 0therwise, cold and frosty. we'll start to see this band of rain working in across northern ireland, maybe getti

low pressure pushes off into the north sea and allows a bump of high pressure to build in before wednesday before this next weather system moves in wednesday night into thursday. it could bring some areas quite a lot of rainfall, unfortunately. through wednesday, though, it could be a chilly start in central, eastern and northern areas but dry and bright thanks to that bump of high pressure. the next weather system will be arriving across northern ireland and wales and the south—west of england, bringing some heavy rain here later in the day and it will be another chilly one, temperatures struggling to get up as much as 4 degrees across scotland. so, through wednesday night a few showers here and the weather front across the south—west will push northwards and eastwards, it'll pivot as well, we think. bit of uncertainty too, its northwards or southwards extent but some areas could see quite a lot of rainfall it could be the flood—affected areas in the midlands and northern england could see quite a bit of rainfall. but again, i have to emphasise there's some uncertainty on the positi

sea and getting blown into the thames estuary, so we will see some of them coming into the north of kent. across northern scotland, if anything, the showers could well come together later on in the day to give some wetter weather right towards the end of the afternoon. 0n into monday, a bit more in the way of cloud across northern areas with some rain skirting across the far north of scotland. otherwise a dry, cold, frosty start to the day, a few fog patches around but plenty of sunshine for most of us. those temperatures still struggling for many — although notice it is turning milder across the far north—west of scotland. and that really is a trend we see later on in the week. it does turn a little bit milder from the north and west as the week goes on. this is bbc news — welcome if you‘re watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i‘m james reynolds. our top stories: the terror suspect shot dead on london bridge is named as 28—year—old usman khan. convicted seven years ago for terrorism offences, he had been released from prison in december last

low pressure pushes off into the north sea and allows a bump of high pressure to build in before wednesday before this next weather system moves in wednesday night into thursday. could bring some areas quite a lot of rainfall, unfortunately. through wednesday, though, could be a chilly start in central, eastern and northern areas but dry and bright thanks to that bump of high pressure. the next weather system will be arriving across northern ireland and wales and the south—west of england, bringing heavy rain here late in the day and it will be another chilly one, temperatures struggling to get up as much as 4 degrees across scotland. through wednesday night a few showers here and the weather front across the south—west will push northwards and eastwards, it'll pivot as well, we think. bit of uncertainty too, its northwards or southwards extent but some areas could see quite a lot of rainfall it could be the flood—affected areas in the midlands and northern england could see quite a bit of rainfall. again, i have to emphasise some uncertainty on the position of the weather front. the

one area of low pressure clearing out towards the north sea but there is another lurking in the winds ready to move in from the atlantic. this evening, still outbreaks of showery rain but gradually through the night they will ease and fate. if you continuing to feed into northern scotla nd continuing to feed into northern scotland which could be wintry, still a few showers as well for wales but lighter winds, clear skies, the recipe for a widespread frost. that's particularly for the northern half of the uk, the further south you can the more likely those temperatures will drop away so far but many will wake up to a scene like this on wednesday morning frosty with mist and fog in places but it shouldn't be too extensive. wednesday for many will be a fine, dry day with lengthy spells of crisp autumn sunshine from the word go. a few showers feeding into parts of northern scotland, north—east scotla nd northern scotland, north—east scotland may struggle to get above freezing on wednesday. it'll be a cold day but this next system starts to showers its hand down towards the south—wes

is sitting across us and, indeed, much of central and western europe and the onshore flow from the north sea, moisture—laden airs and there's still bits and pieces of rain to be had quite widely across england and wales, but not with the same sort of intensity that we might have seen on thursday. scotland, northern ireland seeing the very best of the sunshine, the north of scotland still picking up on one or two showers, each in their own right could be wintry across the higher ground. what news of the weekend? not a great deal changes. not much intensity about the rain i just about to speak of, but that set—up for saturday is very similar on friday, still the big area of low pressure, still the moisture—laden airs on its northern flank, feeding cloud and bits of pieces of rain, particularly in eastern parts of both scotland and england. separate weather front eventually closes on the western isles. in between, bits and pieces of sunshine perhaps to the western side of wales, down into the south—west of england, up towards the solway, could be favoured and we mayjust about find a

into the north sea. elsewhere, some clearer skies and a few isolated showers. a chilly night, low single figures perhaps quite widely across the country. so we start off tomorrow with the best of any drier weather perhaps into the south but as we go through the morning, those outbreaks of showers will drift their way slowly southwards. lighter winds perhaps than monday, but that means some of those showers could be pretty slow moving and some of them intense with some hill mixing well. but if you dodge the showers and keep the sunshine, those temperatures are still struggling, five to 10 degrees at the very best. as we move out of tuesday evening into the night, we will see this little ridge of high pressure building. a quiet spell of weather for a time. that will allow temperatures to fall away, possibly some fog in central areas which will not last. the cloud thickens, the next law pushes in and it will bring a spell of heavy rain into the south—west of england. moving up through the middle and sent

one area of low pressure clearing out towards the north sea but there is another lurking in the wings ready to move in from the atlantic. this evening, still some outbreaks of shari rain but gradually through the night they would tend to ease with a few feeding into northern scotland over the high ground, still a few showers as well for wells but later wins clear skies, the recipe for a widespread frost particularly for the northern half of the uk, the further south you come, the more likely the temperatures will drop away so far. but many will wake up toa away so far. but many will wake up to a scene like this on wednesday morning. frosty predicts there some mist and fog in places but it should not be too extensive. wednesday for many will be of fine dry day with lengthy spells of crisp autumn sunshine from the word go. still some showers feeding into northern scotla nd some showers feeding into northern scotland northeast scotland may struggle to get above freezing on wednesday. it be a court day but this next system starts to show its hand towards the southwest of england and wales

and elsewhere, yes, still a few showers but tending to cut off that feed down the north sea coasts. perhaps drier, sunnier here. and that low—pressure, hopefully, will scoot away southwards. not great news, as you can see, for central and southern parts of europe. of the high—pressure, then, gives many of us a dry day on sunday. just a few showers, nipping around the top area of that high—pressure into northern parts of scotland in particular. never ruling out one in the east as well. but a lot of dry unsettled weather, as we have, as you can see into the forecast period. however, there are warnings enforced. you can find those on the website. you're watching beyond 100 days. conservative leader borisjohnson refuses to commit to a pre—election interview with one of the bbc‘s most forensic interviewers. the other party leaders have all subjected themselves to andrew neil's interrogation — but seven times this afternoon the prime minister was asked if he'd take part, seven times he dodged the question. here i am. i'm being interviewed by you... five minutes. not a full—l

there will be a brisk northerly wind bringing showers into north sea coastal counties but further west, it will be dry, sunshine, still feeling rather chilly but as we look deeper into the coming week, we could have some quite dense fog around through monday night. dry for many on tuesday but it does turn increasingly unsettled through the week. more rain, the winds will pick up, but it will start to turn mild there. some rain to come this weekend then but hopefully not as much as we have had over the last few days. that's all for me. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: prince andrew breaks his silence on thejeffrey epstein scandal. the duke of york was questioned about staying at the home of the convicted sex offender in an exclusive bbc interview. buckingham palace denies all allegations of inappropriate behaviour. that is the bit that, as it were, i kick myself for, on a daily basis because it was not something that was becoming of the royalfamily. labour promises free, full—fibre broadband, for every home in the uk, by 2030. borisjohnson dismisses the plans as

now, one area of low pressure pulls away into the north sea. here‘s our next one arriving as we go into tuesday. this has the remnants of what was tropical storm sebastien, so it‘s going to pep up the rain, strengthen the wind. the timings of this rain may well change as we go into tuesday, so keep an eye on the forecast if you can over the next 24—48 hours. but it looks like we‘ll see another spell of quite heavy rain at times, strong winds as well, particularly across wales and south—west england. some spells of sunshine following on behind the rain, but also some heavy showers. so, all in all, it‘s a really unsettled and often quite windy day on tuesday. still mild, 10—13 celsius. bear in mind there are some warnings in place for the rain on both monday and tuesday. all the details are on the website. it looks like, as the week goes on, things do eventually turn drier, but also colder again. bye— bye. this is bbc news. welcome if you‘re watching here in the uk or around the globe. i‘m simon pusey. our top stories: voting

showers for the north—east of scotland, a few running down our north sea coast of england. after that bitterly cold start to the day in the scottish capital, temperatures here only reach around 2 degrees through the afternoon, so it is going to be a cold one for sure. and if anything, monday night, the frost gets more widespread and more intense. some of the sheltered glens in scotland could potentially see temperatures getting down as low as —10 degrees celsius. if that happens, that would be the coldest night of the autumn. now, looking at the weather picture into the middle part of the week, high pressure initially stays with us. but, increasingly, we'll see this low pressure try to make inroads off the atlantic, and that's going to be bringing rain or showers to western areas. but that said, i don't think the rain's going to be as troublesome as it has been for much of this autumn. now, we could have some lingering mist and fog patches to start off tuesday. otherwise, cold and frosty. we'll start to see this band of rain working in across northern ireland, maybe getti

off into the north sea. elsewhere, there will be some clearer skies and a few isolated showers. will be a chilly night. low single figures, perhaps quite widely across the country. so we start off tomorrow with the best of any dryer weather, perhaps into the south, but as we go through the morning, those outbreaks of showers, will drift their way slowly southwards. lighter winds, perhaps, than monday, but that means that some of those showers could be pretty slow moving command some of them intends with some hail mixed in there as well. but, if you dodge the showers, keep the sunshine, well, those temperatures still struggling, 5—10 degrees at the very best. now, as we move it up tuesday evening into the night, we will see this little ridge of high pressure building, a quiter spell of weather for a time, that will allow temperatures to fall away, possibly frost and fog in its central eastern areas on wednesday, it's not going to last. the clouds thickens, the next low pushes in, and it will bring a spell o

sea as well. most of us after the cold start, here is the dry day with sunshine. at those temperatures. after a freezing cold start in the capital, temperatures only two degrees. if anything tomorrow night the frost gets even more extensive and if anything it will be even sharper as well in the scottish countryside. temperatures plumbing the depths that —10 celsius. it will be the coldest night of the autumn. that takes you to the middle part of the week and high pressure initially with us, but we are going to see this low pressure in the atlantic start to get closer to the british isles and that will push areas of rain into the south—west of the country. the rain unlikely to be as heavy or persistent as we have seen often so many times this month indeed, this autumn, but nevertheless some damp weather does return. rain gets into northern ireland. if you mist and fog actors could linger but a lot of dry and bright weather with sunny spells. damages for in edinburgh and seven in london. heading

., but in the north sea, guyana, brazil. while no one has expressed additional cuts, there may not be additional cuts, there certainly is not going to be any pullback of the supply cuts. vonnie: we have been waiting for this to happen for so long. when it happens, given how is happening, does it change anything about geopolitics, oil pricing? >> on this has done is show that there is a reluctance to invest at a high price in oil companies. it was a relatively expensive offering, dividend yield is lower than exxon, other similar competitors. at a price people will invest, but not as high as we all thought it was, or as saudi arabia thought it would be. amber: thank you for those insights, david. iscking with energy, there an ongoing tug-of-war between u.s. republicans and democrats about the government's role in addressing climate change. one former epa official says bipartisan support for environmental protection is not only possible but it's been done before. the epa was started 50 years ago by president richard nixon. i sa

sea, pushing into east anglia and kent. skies will continue to clear for scotland, northern ireland and the north of england with a widespread sharp frost developing. there could be some icy surfaces where we see those colder areas in northern scotland. then we will have high pressure on monday bringing a speu high pressure on monday bringing a spell of settled weather and stopping this low pressure making inroads from europe but nevertheless it could get close enough to bring cloudy weather into the far east of england with maybe a bit of rain but otherwise after a cold and legally frosty start it should be a dry day for most with plenty of sunshine. it might be sunny but it will stay cold in places with highs ofjust two in edinburgh, further south, nine or ten in cardiff and london. further questions and controversy for prince andrew in the wake of his bbc interview. he said he didn't regret his association withjeffrey epstein, the financier convicted of child sex offences. lawyers say he should now assist inquiries in th

and going into tuesday, low pressure then towards the north sea, around that we have still got some bands of wet weather moving through. so notjust showers, but longer spells of wet weather sinking southwards on wednesday. there will be drier, brighter zones around these as well. it will still be a chilly day. don't expect anything warmer as the week goes on. low pressure will still be close by during the remainder of the week. a little gap early on wednesday. and look at this, more weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. chilly start to wednesday, turning wetter from the west. as i mentioned earlier, low pressure staying around for the rest of the week. welcome to bbc news — i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: at least three people have died in bushfires in australia as forecasters and firefighters warn that more dangerous weather is on the way. our real concern is moving into tuesday where we are expecting bridges in the high 30s, early 40s. humility is make humidity down to single digits and winds gusting up to 80 kilometres per hour. —— humidity. hello and welcome to b