anglia and the south—east. elsewhere that north—westerly breeze brings cooler air, clean air, some sunshine and a bea air, clean air, some sunshine and a be a scattering of showers, mainly the northerly and western parts of scotland and northern ireland. temperatures, ebbing away towards the end of the week. this is bbc news. liz truss is in new york on her first trip abroad as prime minister. for the uk's long—term security however ministers have promised extra support for households and businesses. the two week inquest into the death of 1a year old molly russell has begun. she took her own life after being exposed to harmful material on social media sites. the culture secretary estimates at least 250,000 people queued to see the queen's coffin in london, as the royal family begins another seven days of mourning. a man is jailed for ten months after disorder in leicester between muslim and hindu communities.

another warm day for many with temperatures in the low to mid 20s, up to 25 east anglia and south—east england. the showers push further north overnight, heavy infantry, arriving into scotland. behind them some clearer skies but perhaps it's a patchy mist and fog and once again a warm and muggy night, temperatures not much lower than 15 or 16 celsius in places. the week ahead brings the chance of some showers for many, particularly for those still and slowly the temperatures start to ease too. welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories. at least ten people have been killed and many more injured in a series of stabbings in canada. police say two suspects are on the run, and are urging people to stay inside. we are still looking for the two suspects. we're asking residents across saskatchewan and neighbouring provinces to be vigilant. rejected — a radical new constitution for chile, offering gender equality, minority rights and healthcare for all, is soundly beaten in a referendum. britain's wait for a new prime minister is nearly over — the result of the governing cons

although the far east of east anglia, south east england may not see very much, it�*s another muggy night. temperatures not much lower than 15 or 16 celsius, could see some mist and fog developing and the clear skies behind this band of rain still lingering across northeast scotland through monday morning. elsewhere, some sunshine but also some showers getting going where we see them be heavy and thundery, many will stay dry. however, we�*re keeping an eye on this area of more persistent showers coming up into south west england and south wales. it�*s quite a breezy day. once again, the strongest winds will be for irish sea coast, where we could see gusts of around a5 miles an hour in the sunshine when we miss the showers, temperatures getting up to 25 celsius and quite widely those temperatures in the low 20 celsius and then the showers becoming more persistent once again through wales, south west england pushing up into the midlands, northern england and northern ireland as we head through monday evening. so here�*s our area of low pressure still with us as we head into tuesday. i

but warm for most, especially in east anglia and south—east england with the best sunshine. 25 or 26 degrees here and the low to mid 20s for many of us. on sunday night, another band of heavy rain pushes up from the south which is likely to affect a large swathe of the uk. heaviest across england and wales, perhaps not reaching the far north of scotland until later in the night. once again, a warm and muggy night with temperatures not much lower than 14 or 15 temperatures not much lower than 1a or 15 celsius. we start the week with this low pressure stealth of the west, going nowhere fast. notice the west, going nowhere fast. notice the squeeze in the isobars, still stronger winds, particularly in south—west england and on irish sea coasts and further showers on monday. rain initially is heavy in northern england and scotland in the morning but easing away and behind it, a good deal of sunshine but some showers cropping up and where we see them, again they could be heavy and thundery. somewhat hit and miss, some have largely dry and warm day with temperatures again in the low to mi

anglia and the south east. for the rest dry with sunny spells and some showers in the north west. temperatures just easing down at 17, 18 degrees. the weekend looking good for the most part with sunshine but next week north westerly winds are strengthening, fresher and cooler with temperatures dropping. 12 degrees in edinburgh heading into monday. mild for england and wales cricket board canned but fresher heading into next week. a reminder of our top story... energy bills for businesses are to be cut by around half the predicted level in a package of measures to try to help with soaring bills. that's all from the bbc news at one —— so it's goodbye from me —— and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s this is the bbc news channel, and laura already and here is your latest export�*s news. the former world in a one roger federer said he decided to retire when he is stopped believing he can play because of injuries. he will play in one last match at the labour cup later this week before hanging his racket up

probably not quite as many as there are today. —— the coast of east anglia. still breezy and still rather cool, 13—18 celsius. a little bit chilly towards the south—west on saturday night but most of us will be a touch milder, because there will be more cloud in the mix by this time, sunday starting with a band of cloud may be bringing showers as it drifts south across the uk and even where we start with sunshine, we will see more cloud developing as the day wears on. temperatures still lower than they have been of late, 1a in stornoway, 16 for glasgow, 19, the high and cardiff, and looking ahead to monday for the queen's state funeral, we will see this area of high pressure building, cutting off some of the brisk winds that have affected eastern areas, and it will keep things largely dry, but there is going to be a lot of cloud abound on monday. some showers cheaply for irish sea coast, the small chance of a shower on london, but on balance it should stay dry, with temperatures between 13 and 19 celsius. some cool days and some chilly nights and dry for

anglia and south—east england staying mainly dry. quite a breezy day, particularly for irish sea coasts where we could see stronger gusts for a time, but a warm day for most of us, especially across east anglia and south—east england where we see the best of the sunshine, 2a, 25, maybe even 26 celsius here, and the low to mid 20 celsius for many of us. through sunday night, we see another band of heavy rain pushing up from the south, and that is likely to affect a large swathe of the uk. heaviest across england and wales, perhaps not reaching the far north of scotland until much later in the night. once again, it is a warm and muggy night with temperatures not much lower than 1a or 15 celsius. so, then, we start the new week still with this area of low pressure to the west of the uk, it is going nowhere fast. notice the squeeze on the isobars, so still some stronger gusts of wind, particularly across south—west england and for irish sea coasts, and further showers as well on monday. the rain initially heavy across northern englan

it looks like it's going to be quite a cloudy day across east anglia and the south—east, some rain from time to time. it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dry with some sunshine, scattering of showers come in on the north—westerly breeze to scotland and northern ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could

anglia, south—east england staying mainly dry. breezy, particularly on the irish sea coasts, but a warm day for most of us, especially across east anglia and south—east england where we see the best of the sunshine, 2a, maybe 26 celsius and the low to mid 20 celsius for many of us. sunday night, heavy rain pushes up from the south, likely to affect a large swathe of the uk, heaviest across england and wales, not reaching the finals of scotland until later in the night. again, a warm, muggy night, temperatures not much lower than 1a or 15 celsius. we start with the new week with low pressure to the —— notice the squeeze on the isobars, still some stronger gusts of wind, vertically across south—west england and for irish sea coasts and further showers on monday. rain heavy in scotland, easing the way, and behind it some sunshine but showers propping up and where we see them they could be heavy and thundery, somewhat hit and miss, are largely dry and warm day, again temperatures in the low to mid 20 celsius as we start the ne

quite a cloudy day across east anglia in the southeast and some rain from time to time and should cheer up in the mittens and much of england and wales away from the southeast is to betray with some sunshine and scattering of showers on the northwesterly breeze to scotland and northern ireland and temperatures may struggle to run 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or19 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 with the cloud towards the south east on that weather front there which is only barely slowly moving away from the sale of our pressure we're going to trudge on the northerly breeze and in that cooler air and may be bringing the northerly breeze and in that coolerairand may be bringing in the scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. for the west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with a decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the thought of a little rain in the southeast of england but should be moving away in temperature should be around 16 degrees on saturday afternoon. saturday night could be q

it looks like it's going to be quite a cloudy day across east anglia and the south—east, some rain from time to time. it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dry with some sunshine, scattering of showers come in on the north—westerly breeze to scotland and northern ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could

anglia and south—east england staying mainly dry. quite a breezy day, particularly for irish sea coasts where we could see stronger gusts for a time, but a warm day for most of us, especially across east anglia and south—east england where we see the best of the sunshine, 24, 25, maybe even 26 celsius here, and the low to mid 20 celsius for many of us. through sunday night, we see another band of heavy rain pushing up from the south, and that is likely to affect a large swathe of the uk. heaviest across england and wales, perhaps not reaching the far north of scotland until much later in the night. once again, it is a warm and muggy night with temperatures not much lower than 14 or 15 celsius. so, then, we start the new week still with this area of low pressure to the west of the uk, it is going nowhere fast. notice the squeeze on the isobars, so still some stronger gusts of wind, particularly across south—west england and for irish sea coasts, and further showers as well on monday. the rain initially heavy across northern englan

it looks like it's going to be quite a cloudy day across east anglia and the south—east, some rain from time to time. it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dry with some sunshine, scattering of showers come in on the north—westerly breeze to scotland and northern ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could

of east anglia, south—east england may not see very much. it's another muggy night — temperatures not much lower than 15 or 16 celsius. could see some mist and fog developing in the clearer skies behind this band of rain. still lingering across north—east scotland through monday morning. elsewhere, some sunshine but also some showers getting going. where we see them, they will be heavy and thundery. many will stay dry, however we're keeping an eye on this area of more persistent showers coming up into south—west england and south wales. it's quite a breezy day. once again, the strongest winds will be for irish sea coasts. we could see gusts of around 45 mph. in the sunshine where we miss the showers, temperatures getting up to 25 celsius, and quite widely those temperatures in the low 20s celsius. and then those showers becoming more persistent once again through wales, south—west england, pushing up into the midlands, northern england and northern ireland as we head through monday evening. so here's our area of low pressure still wi

this is what we're looking at at the moment and finally we see the back of the cloud across east anglia, that is moving away. but this thick band of cloud in the north—west. that is a weather front and it is notjust bringing cloud it is bringing rain as well. ahead of it we have some warm air we had today with temperatures of 20 degrees or so. but this band of rain, the weather front will slip south eastwards over the next few days and around this area of high pressure we will draw down a cooler north—westerly breeze. there is the rain we have at the moment, many affecting the north—west of scotland but it will be wetter in other parts of scotland and northern ireland overnight. england and wales should be dry and we will see clear skies in many areas. it could be chilly across southern parts of the uk, temperatures could be as low as seven or 8 degrees. milder in the rain in scotland and northern ireland. the rain moves away slightly from northern ireland and scotland with sunshine following. that reign was over the receipt gets wetter in northern england, cumbria and wales. ahea

anglia and south—east england staying mainly dry. quite a breezy day, particularly for irish sea coasts, where we could see stronger gusts for a time, but a warm day for most of us, especially across east anglia and south—east england, where we see the best of the sunshine. 2a, 25, maybe even 26 celsius here, and the low to mid 20 celsius for many of us. through sunday night, we see another band of heavy rain pushing up from the south, and that is likely to affect a large swathe of the uk. heaviest across england and wales, perhaps not reaching the far north of scotland until much later in the night. once again, it is a warm and muggy night, with temperatures not much lower than 1a or 15 celsius. so, then, we start the new week still with this area of low pressure to the west of the uk — it is going nowhere fast. notice the squeeze on the isobars, so still some stronger gusts of wind, particularly across south—west england and for irish sea coasts, and further showers as well on monday. the rain initially heavy across northern

anglia in south—east england. so monday will be a day of the big weather contrast with rain across the central portions of the uk, sunshine michelle is moving into the north—west of scotland along with cooler air so the temperature dropping away. south—east england turning warmup with hazy sunshine and highs of 26 for some. over tuesday and to a degree wednesday as well the weather front will try to move up weather front will try to move up from the south of the uk and threaten outbreaks of rain across southernmost areas. the main question is how far north that will get whether we will see outbreaks of rain extensively across southern england on tuesday. that is a possibility but away from that in the south will be a lot of dry weather was sunny spells and notice that temperatures are dropping across east anglia and south—east england, back down to the low 20s, closer to where they should be at this time of year. the threat of rain is there again on wednesday from that weather front effect southernmost areas

it looks like it's going to be quite a cloudy day across east anglia and the south—east, some rain from time to time. it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dry with some sunshine, scattering of showers come in on the north—westerly breeze to scotland and northern ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could

it looks like it's going to be quite a cloudy day across east anglia and the south—east, some rain from time to time. it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dry with some sunshine, scattering of showers come in on the north—westerly breeze to scotland and northern ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 or 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy, damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though coul

to the east of the front, it is still quite warm with some sunny spells across the midlands, east anglia and southeast england. behind the front temperatures drop a bit, and it will certainly feel a fair bit fresher. now thursday night, the weather front loses some of its strength, so the rain becomes a bit lighter and patchier as it moves across the midlands and central southern england. by the time it reaches east anglia in the southeast on friday, initially quite weak, it looks like the weather front is actually going to get a bit stronger, so the rain turns heavier for a time across east anglia and southeast england. away from that, though, a decent day, sunny spells and, again, just a few showers into the north west. now we're taking a look at the weather charts into the weekend and beyond, another weather front dives its way southwards, and behind that, we get cooler and fresher air. so some fairly brisk winds around next week and certainly plenty of showers, too. but that said, the weekend not looking too bad, although there'll be some showers, it's still on the mild side. it's mo

of east anglia, south—east england may not see very much. another muggy night, tubbs is not much lower than 15 or 16 celsius, summerson from developing. behind the band of rain, still lingering across north—east scotland through monday morning, elsewhere some sunshine but also some showers. many will stay dry, however keeping an eye on a survey of more persistent showers coming up into south—west england and south wales, quite a breezy day, winds again the strongest winds will be for irish sea coast where we could see gusts of around 45 mph. in the sunshine misty showers, tubs getting up to 25 celsius, quite widely in the low 20s. showers more persistent through wales south—western would up on venables, northern england and northern ireland as we had three monday evening. low pressure still with us as we head into tuesday, soiling across the uk, we keep it for much of the week. many starting the day largely dried up some showers lingering across north—eastern scotland, and then we see this band of heavier showers winds again pushing

frederick you look a little different across east anglia in the southeast with more cloud, some rain at times friday could look a little different across east anglia in the southeast with more cloud, some rain at times and some of weather likely to be here across kent and sussex. away from here some spousal sunshine, scattering of some light showers, mainly because scotland and northern ireland but temperatures are typically going to be around 17 degrees on friday to end the week. let's head into the weekend and we could still see some rain not far away from the far southeast of england, high pressure trying to build in from the atlantic but this is going to be at the end of the weekend, when weather beginning to arrive. but for much of the weekend, it's going to be dry but rather cool to see some sunshine from time to time. goodbye.

the south—east of england and east anglia. showers in the south should get out of the way quickly by the end of rush—hour, looking largely dry for much of england and wales, this north—easterly wind will drag some showers into northern england, part of the midlands, east anglia, eastern scotland, but far more scattered than those we had seen today, so more sunshine and a little warmer too. all change on friday, not so much sunshine, more strong winds and heavy rain sweeping in. a wet start to friday. northern ireland, heavy rain, the best part of 20 millimetres. showers for scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon but wet weather setting in for england and wales. windy across—the—board, gales across some of the coasts and tyres grants, temperatures take the hits, sliding back into the mid teens. it looks like the frontal system will pull away for the weekend, we should be left with brighter skies, the chance of showers, brazier, the chance of more stubborn rain on the south on saturday but we will keep you posted

it looks like it's going to be quite a cloudy day across east anglia and the southeast, some rain from time to time. it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the southeast will be dry with some sunshine, scattering of showers come in on the northwesterly breeze to scotland and northern ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far southeast of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could be quite

to the east of the front, it is still quite warm with some sunny spells across the midlands, east anglia and southeast england. behind the front temperatures drop a bit, and it will certainly feel a fair bit fresher. now thursday night, the weather front loses some of its strength, so the rain becomes a bit lighter and patchier as it moves across the midlands and central southern england. by the time it reaches east anglia in the southeast on friday, initially quite weak, it looks like the weather front is actually going to get a bit stronger, so the rain turns heavier for a time across east anglia and southeast england. away from that, though, a decent day, sunny spells and, again, just a few showers into the north west. now we're taking a look at the weather charts into the weekend and beyond, another weather front dives its way southwards, and behind that, we get cooler and fresher air. so some fairly brisk winds around next week and certainly plenty of showers, too. but that said, the weekend not looking too bad, although there'll be some showers, it's still on the mild side. it's mo

people saying this is good for norfolk, but people also saying this is good for the region of east anglia. the eastern powerhouse, a consortium of ceos from around this region and other interested parties, wrote an open letter to liz truss before she was announced as the new tory leader. they said that they wanted better levelling up funds and they wanted better investment in rails and road and they want the life sciences here in this region, to be morejoined up, so they can be more effective. the people here, though, talking about whether or not they are worried that she will have too many national priorities in order to look after them some say they are worried, some say they are not, but her tumour on the radio this morning, saying that they would be working hard, even though she has all these national priorities, and that when she is back in the constituency, they will manage your time effectively so they can look after the constituents issues that matter to them.— jo for that. 0k, jo forthat. ok, let's jo for that. ok, let's get the weather. here is darren. hello again. many northe

some of the showers merging together in sort of organised bands up through parts of east anglia towards north—east england, but with the sunshine, we could see highs of 2a degrees. through saturday night, into the early hours of sunday morning, as the low shifts position a little, we might see a squeeze in the isobars with this next pulse of wetter weather — that suggests that we could see those winds gusting in excess of 40mph. and some of that rain, again, quite heavy — the brighter greens suggesting that, across northwest england, south—west scotland and, at times, parts of northern ireland. there will be showers elsewhere, but not everyone will see the showers. it'll be a slightly windier day generally, but the wind direction still coming from the south, we could see some more persistent showers arriving across the channel coast by the end of the day. but again, those temperatures may well peak at 2a or 25 degrees — that's still into the high 70s. early into next week, that low pressure really stays with us, so we will continue to see frontal systems moving in across the c

anglia and south—east england. away from that, though, a decent day, sunny spells and, again, just a few showers into the north west. now taking a look at the weather charts into the weekend and beyond, another weather front dives its way southwards, and behind that, we get cooler and fresher air. so some fairly brisk winds around next week and certainly plenty of showers, too. but that said, the weekend not looking too bad, although there'll be some showers, it's still on the mild side. it's monday onwards that we see those strengthening winds and quite a big drop in temperatures. goodbye. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the british government steps in to help all businesses with their soaring energy bills this winter. the average energy bill will be capped at half the expected levels, to avert a much deeper recession. iran is struggling to contain the anger, after the death of a young woman, detained by the morality police. and the immigrants flown from texas to martha's vine

elsewhere, warm spells of sunshine, warm it in south—west england and east anglia, temperatures up to 26 degrees. further showers or longer spells of rain in the forecast next week, and slowly temperatures easing down. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... nasa calls off its second attempt to launch its most powerful rocket, artemis 1, to the moon, five days after technical problems scuppered the first. we are going to stress this and test it and test that heat shield, and make sure it is right before we put four humans up on the top of it. moscow blames maintenance problems forfailing to resume the main pipeline that transports gas from russia to europe after a three—day closure. mourners have paid their respects to the last soviet leader, mikhail gorbachev, who was buried in moscow, this afternoon. now on bbc news, britain's new hong—kongers. over 100,000 people from hong kong moved to the uk in the past year probably one of the biggest migrations of our generation. they've got a one way ticket to a new life thousands of miles from everything they know. we can't go back to h

some mist and fog patches first thing across east anglia and the southeast. otherwise, more in the way of sunshine to start the day, but come the afternoon, the cloud will be building up, spreading out over land, limiting the sunshine. we're going to find a bit more rain in the northwest of scotland. southerly breeze may well pick up a little bit more, but that's going to bring us some warmth. could make 21 in the moray firth, 21 degrees in east anglia and the southeast of england. moving on to thursday, and we've got a band of rain moving its way through scotland and northern ireland, heading its way into northern parts of england and into wales. ahead of it, again, some sunshine, increasing cloud. we've still got temperatures of 20 or 21 degrees. some late sunshine for much of scotland and northern ireland, hello, this is bbc news with chris rogers. the headlines. liz truss says she's prepared to take unpopular decisions to make the economy grow. among them — allowing bankers to get bigger bonuses. big tech bosses are to give evidence to the inquest into

anglia. 0n we see out to wednesday, still dodging the downpours. there'll be more to come on thursday, perhaps fewer by friday. as we go on into the weekend, the low pressure system will move away, and it will be dry by then. bye— bye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source live from downing street where in the past few hours liz truss arrived for the first time as the uk's new prime minister. she's the third woman to hold the office of prime minister, and she faces a number of issues at home and abroad. i am confident that together, we can ride out the storm, we can rebuild our economy, and we can become the modern brilliant britain that i know we can be. earlier, liz truss accepted the queen's invitation to form a government at a meeting in balmoral in aberdeenshire.

southern england, southern wales, east anglia, about 22—23. it will feel warmer in the afternoon when the sunshine finally puts in an appearance. now, beyond that, we have strengthening north—to—northwesterly winds moving in later in the week, and it will be bringing some cooler air. for those planning a trip to london for the queen's lying in state, the weather should be mostly dry — couldn't rule out an odd passing shower for thursday. it then turns cooler with temperatures into the upper teens. now, for thursday, for the rest of the uk, there'll be a bit more the way of cloud coming in across scotland. quite widespread showers here and showers are also going to extend around some of our north sea coasts. it will be dry across many inland areas, but those temperatures are starting to come down. 15—16 for scotland, northern ireland and northern england, too, and that trend of cooler weather continues as we head into the weekend. 15 in manchester, for example, london around about 17 degrees, so cooler than it has been. that's your weat

then, friday night, that rain turns heavy in east anglia and the south—east, and eventually, it'll sweep into the near continent by the time we get to early saturday. and here is saturday. that low pressure is very broad and it's still driving our weather. in fact, the winds will remain brisk on saturday, although not quite as strong, but they will blow in some showers off the atlantic. they will be most frequent out towards the north—west here. hail and thunder is quite possible. in southern parts of the uk, given a bit of sunshine, it actually shouldn't be too bad at all. and later, saturday night into sunday, we are expecting another weather front to just brush southern parts of the uk. some uncertainty exactly how quickly that rain will clear away on sunday, but the thinking is by the time we get to the afternoon, most of us should have a dry day. just before i go, an update on tropical storm ian — it's out in the atlantic, but the second landfall is now expected on the south carolina coast. and the storm surge around the south—east of the united states, again, is likely to cau

it looks like it's going to be quite a cloudy day across east anglia and the south—east, some rain from time to time. it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dry with some sunshine, scattering of showers come in on the north—westerly breeze to scotland and northern ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could

4 overnight with the odd spot down to 3—4 and east anglia and the south—east. overnight lows of 8—10. first thing thursday showers hanging around close to the south—west but it will be drier and the coming off the north sea feeding some showers and scotland, if you for the midlands and east anglia. overall more on the way of sunshine and fewer showers and it should feel milder, 15—16 the highest. friday, after a pretty quiet thursday this tells you what is coming. a big band of rain, a lot of wet weather working its way across the uk accompanied by strong ones. not bad first thing across eastern england, the rain turning heavier through the afternoon and into the evening and should brighten further west. particularly gusty and strong around the coast. temperature dips down again thanks to the wetter weather. the weekend looking breezy but the bright are once again and we should see the temperature nudging up by a degree or so, the mid to high teens for the majority saturday and sunday. thanks, susan. and that's bbc news at six on wednesday the 28th of sep

of east anglia may not see much. another muqqy anglia may not see much. another muggy night, temperatures not much lower than 15, 16 celsius, could see some mist and fog developing in clearer skies. this band of rain lingers in north—east scotland. elsewhere sunshine but showers getting going. many will stay dry however we are keeping an eye on this area of more persistent showers coming up into south—west england and south wales. quite a breezy day, the strongest winds will be for irish sea coast where we could see gusts of 45 mph. in the sunshine and temperatures up to 25 celsius and temperatures up to 25 celsius and temperatures quite widely in the low 20s celsius. the shower is becoming more persistent once again, pushing up more persistent once again, pushing up into the midlands, northern england and northern ireland as we head through monday evening. this area of low pressure still with us on tuesday. it is slow moving across the uk, we keep it for much of the week and on tuesday we will see showers, many

anglia. dry to the north of it with some strong winds. clearer slots to the south of it with some sunshine at times, but more in the way of heavy, thundery rain out in the west later. and the winds will be a feature on saturday, to the west of the country and more especially in the north. northwest scotland could see winds touch gale force at times. here are your temperatures for saturday — nice enough when the sun shines out. it'll feel cooler, though, in the wind and where you have the rain. and as i said, potential for more rain to come not just through sunday, but into monday. and any of these areas of low pressure that spin up, whilst there's a bit of uncertainty around them, they could bring some strong winds, too. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. united nations inspectors are due to visit the russian—occupied zaporizhzhia nuclear plant where nearby shelling has prompted global fears of disaster. claims of torture are credible â€

i'm joined now by dr matt jones, a climate scientist from the university of east anglia. and, matt, your research focuses on climate change and how that impacts the rate and intensity of wildfires. so how much has our warming world had an impact on wildfires? so, just to put things into perspective, our world is now about 1.2 degrees warmer than it was in 1750 — on average — and that's as a result of the emissions of greenhouse gases since the industrial revolution. so, one degree might not sound like a huge amount at first glance, but actually that's been more than enough to shift the frequency of many episodes of extreme weather, and that includes both droughts and heatwaves. these conditions have really special significance for wildfires, of course, because it's in these conditions that living vegetation can dry out. so can the dead leaves and twigs and other litter on the forest floor. and all you really need in this situation is for an ignition source, such as from humans, or from lightning, to start a fire, and a fire can quickly grow out of control. fire has al