yes i think people fondly upon scotland internationally the look at scotland it's a strong small and unique country with a lot of identity you know with tartan and frisky and so different it's like exotic you know so i thought it is to keep rocking it certainly does thank you thank you. after we confession to make earlier on it was you who told me to say that tartan was the new blood but what we have to mean have been that everybody likes to have a black item in there would look at the can we don't know any occasion and i think increasingly and certainly after my discussion with twenty locks tartan is taking its place you know in the world and i want to fashion item that has a tartan element to it so they've taken advantage of that as a business which is a really good thing to do and home portal as a scot on the brand concert or hugely important and i think in terms of fashion they have orders from all around the world and many people from showbusiness also who are increasingly waiting tartan and you know they believe in the brands based on people want a piece of scotland in the worl

yes i think people fondly upon scotland internationally the look at scotland it's a strong small and unique country with a lot of identity with tartan and whisky and so different it's like exotic you know so i thought it is to keep rocking it certainly does thank you thank you. after we confession to make earlier on it was you who told me to say that tartan was the new black but we're going to have to mean i mean that everybody likes to have a black item and they would look at the can we don't know any occasion and i think increasingly and certainly after my discussion with twenty locks tartness it's taking its place you know in the world and i want to fashion item that has a tartan element to it so they've taken advantage of that as a business which is a really good thing to do and home portal as a scot on the brand concert or hugely important and i think in terms of fashion they have orders from all around the world and many people from showbusiness also who are increasingly waiting tartan and you know they believe the brand is based on people want a piece of scotland in the world

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and the end of the tournament in scotland, held toa of the tournament in scotland, held to a draw by samoa. hello, welcome to the programme. we'll start with rugby union's autumn internationals, a chance for the northern hemisphere to see if they can get closer to the southern hemisphere sides that dominated the world cup two years ago. wales and australia are playing in the late game. england got the better of argentina this afternoon 21—8 while scotland beat samoa 44—38. john watson reports. the rugby world cup injapan, now 678 days away. plenty of time for players to stake their claim for selection, 90 seconds all that stewart hogg needed, seizing a lucky bounce after an unlucky summer following injury. samoa needed a response and found one. josh tyrell in there somewhere to touch down. expansive exciting rugby is the want of the scotland head coach gregor townsend. he saw it here along with the pace and power of hugh jones. man of the match stewart mcanally scored twice, as the scotland lead grew so did the samoa attacking instincts. samoa continued to test the scottish defen

another one is saying to come to scotland. and there's another paying tribute to a key player who has announced this retirement. as soon as the tournament style, we tend to forget all this. moving on to something lighthearted but serious. were being robbed of one of life ‘s joys, pets. multiple studies have shown that your environment has a huge impact on your mental well—being. again, showing the pets are an important source of joy showing the pets are an important source ofjoy in our life. and because our home is a small we do not have gardens, many of us don't have outside space. we are not opting for a pet. is absolutely. and because increasing numbers of us live in rented accommodation, landlords do not allow pets. i had one growing up but i do not have one 110w. one growing up but i do not have one now. i live in a rented flat... we have a dog and a cat. maybe it is great for mental well—being that it isa great for mental well—being that it is a lot of work. it is. and many businesses are now having pet days. tak

parts of scotland. further south, much milder, but still windy. the winds do ease down on thursday, and that snow continues for a while, even to some lower levels in northern scotland, too, before easing down through the day. we're seeing some bands of showers pushing their way southwards, but there'll still be some sunshine in between. still pretty mild, actually, across the south and south—east, 13 or 1a degrees. much colder, though, not just for scotland, but also for northern ireland and the north of england, too. now, heading into friday, a lot of uncertainty about the position of this area of low pressure. this is probably the last of those low—pressure centres moving up from the south—west. the rain more likely across southern england for a while on friday. and this could be the last of the milder air, if you like, because colder air that's in the north and north—west will come sweeping its way southwards just in time for the weekend. now, you may well be dry for much of the weekend. ther

temperatures are little higher, even in scotland but elsewhere 12—14. big picture tuesday to wednesday, you can see it is dominated by low pressure. the winds are getting stronger, so the second half of the week quite turbulent, wet and windy conditions at times. this week it is turning milder, quite a bit of wet weather around and especially from midweek, often windy. i'm ben brown in the zimbabwean capital, harare, where very shortly, we're expecting the country's veteran leader, robert mugabe, to make a live tv address and announce that he's stepped down from the presidency. zbc have been trailing for the last few hours that he is making an address to the nation and there have been reports that he is going to resign. writers have been saying he has

the best of the sunshine continues to be in scotland. otherwise, a lot of cloud for northern ireland, england and wales, continuing to be thick enough for occasional patches of rain, not really amounting to too much. temperatures up on those of yesterday, 10—12 degrees for most. still a little on the cool side to the north and east of scotland. now, for tuesday night, if we see some cloud breaks, we may well see things turning rather foggy. otherwise, it stays cloudy for england and wales, and that cloud will help keep temperatures up, 8—11 degrees. the colder conditions there in scotland, again, with a frost, and probably coming a little bit sharper, as well. bear in mind, though, for wednesday, some of us may well start off with some dense patches of fog. the thickness of the fog will depend on the length of those overnight cloud breaks. but, even if it doesn't start off foggy where you are, across england and wales, it will be grey — fog or cloud being the order of the day. further west, after a bright start in scotland, we'll s

double—figure temperatures maybe even into southernmost parts of scotland, but elsewhere in scotland, still single figures for another day. so still a chilly feel, especially the further north you are. on through monday night and into tuesday morning, we‘ll take another spell of rain through northern england, through northern ireland, and into scotland. but any snow on the hills turning back to rain as we turn ten things milder here eventually, as we go on into tuesday. a very mild night elsewhere, but again with plenty of cloud. it looks pretty wet on tuesday, especially in northern scotland. to the east of it, before any of it gets in, temperatures very mild and a few spots reaching into the mid teens for a while midweek in the uk, with stronger winds for a time. you can see low pressure systems are queueing up some wetter windier weather for a time mid—week, but we are expecting things to turn cold again by the end of the week. so the milderfeel may just be brief. rain at times, and a bit of snow, especially on the hills in scotland. often windy at times this week, as well, and

of scotland. it isa it is a merger of quite a few other police forces that existed until recently. police scotland became one force foreign half years ago, before that, it was eight separate police forces in scotland, within that time it has already had two chief co nsta bles. it has already had two chief constables. chief constable phil gormley, the current chief constable of police scotland, is currently on special leave, that is because of some allegations of bullying against him. currently on special leave. he denies any wrongdoing. the scottish police authority, the body that oversees police scotland, it's too has had its problems in recent months, and its current chair has resigned, amidst claims of his conduct. a new chair has been appointed that will take over that role next month. scotland'sjustice secretary michael matheson was talking to sunday politics on bbc scotla nd talking to sunday politics on bbc scotland and says he is not convinced there is a problem with the culture within pol

parts of scotland. further south, much milder, but still windy. the winds do ease down a bit on thursday, and that snow continues for a while, even to some lower levels in northern scotland too before easing down through the day. we‘re seeing some bands of showers pushing their way southwards, but there‘ll still be some sunshine in between. still pretty mild, actually, across the south and south—east, 13 or 1a degrees. much colder, though, not just for scotland, but also for northern ireland and the north of england, too. now, heading into friday, a lot of uncertainty about the position of this area of low pressure. this is probably the last of those low—pressure centres moving up from the south—west. the rain more likely across southern england for a while on friday. and this could be the last of the milder air, if you like, because colder air that‘s in the north and north—west will come sweeping its way southwards just in time for the weekend. now, you may well be dry for much of the wee

perhaps notjust on the heels of scotland. just monitoring matter the weekend. we will keep you updated throughout the weekend online and of course through the app too. this is bbc world news. i'm alpa patel. our top stories: how much longer can robert mugabe hang on — as his own party calls for him to go. president mugabe has been recalled by zanu pf as being a leader of the party and the country. president trump tweets about the sexual abuse allegations surrounding democratic senator al franken — but stays silent on republican senate candidate roy moore. donald tusk gets tough — the president of the european council tells the uk to speed up with the brexit talks. while good progress is and citizens rights has been made, we need to see much more progress on ireland and on a financial settlement.

scotland, it will be a cold and crisp night. the wind might affect the kickers. 0vernight we would drag the cloud and drain away towards the south—west and that leaves clearing skies. at this time of year that means frost. this is the profile in the countryside. as low as —a1 minus five but at least that is a glorious start of the new date. —— minus four or minus five. i think we will have more cloud into western areas and it will bring rain from the north of wales into scotland and northern ireland. further east increasingly hazy sunshine. despite the presence of the dry and fine weather, five or six or seven only. into monday the weather fronts coming from the atlantic. part of the problem is we are pushing this mild air into some cold air, particularly in the heart of scotland. that could be snow for a time to really quite low levels. elsewhere i am afraid that is one of those days we have got the cloud and the mild aircoming those days we have got the cloud and the mild air coming in from the atlantic. we will keep y

so near skies across scotland but more cloud heading back across ireland to scotland. this cloud has been stuck in the same place on doing it all day and on the holder will be a lot of cloud over night but dry weather as well. across the south of england, this mean band of cloud, we already have some fog here and there, didn't really clear way from the somerset levels all day and he will have more fog forming overnight. let's focus on that fog. it will be across southern england for the morning rush hour, particularly across the west country, hampshire, up to the m3 and 4, and will probably linger through most if not all of the morning. into the midlands, more cloud, east anglia and parts of wales and northern ireland. there may be a spot of rain but on the whole it will be dry. cloudier skies to begin the day across northern ireland and pushing further into scotland, some rain in the north west of scotland, wea k rain in the north west of scotland, weak front, not making great inroads through the day, affecting north west scotland where there will be a stronger breeze

of scotland. that is right, chief constable phil gormley was already on special leave, he has been on that since september following separate allegations of gross misconduct, he is the second chief constable of police scotland, in the force's short boring the half year history, of course, before that, eight separate police forces across scotland. as we said, he is currently on special leave while the police investigations and a new commission investigate him. his deputy, who had been planning on retiring himself, currently in charge. that was an unexpected move, somebody who was going to retire is now in charge of the force. also, the scottish police authority has had some problems recently, the support body set up to oversee police scotland, it recently lost its current chair, who has resigned, because of allegations about his conduct. so a new chair has been appointed who will take up the post next month. scotland'sjustice secretary michael matheson told the bbc that he's not there is a problem

a mild breeze, bringing cloud, eventually rain, to the arts in scotland. that is how it is lacking. goodbye for 110w. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11.00am: the conservative mp, charlie elphicke, denies any wrongdoing after being the headlines at 11.00am: the conservative mp for dover, charlie elphicke, denies any wrongdoing after being suspended by the party over serious allegations. as the westminster harassment scandal deepens political parties consider how to strengthen codes of conduct for mps. police in new york say they have a viable case against film producer harvey weinstein after an actress accused him of raping her seven years ago. the white house downplays a major report on climate change compiled by us government scientists. also in the next hour: they play an essential role in catching traffic offenders. but only half of fixed speed cameras in the uk are actually switched on, a freedom of information request reveals. and i'll be discussing the sleaze scandals engulfing westminster and hollywood with my guests in dateline london in half an hour.

double—figure temperatures maybe even into southernmost parts of scotland, but elsewhere in scotland, still single figures for another day. so still a chilly feel, especially the further north you are. 0n through monday night and into tuesday morning, we'll take another spell of rain through northern england, through northern ireland, and into scotland. but any snow on the hills turning back to rain as we turn ten things milder here eventually, as we go on into tuesday. a very mild night elsewhere, but again with plenty of cloud. it looks pretty wet on tuesday, especially in northern scotland. though to the east of it, before any of it gets in, given any brighter breaks, again temperatures very mild, and a few spots reaching into the mid teens for a while midweek in the uk, with stronger winds for a time. you can see low pressure systems are queueing up some wetter, windier weather for a time mid—week, but we are expecting things to turn cold again by the end of the week. so the milderfeel may just be brief. rain at times, and a bit of snow, especially on the hills in scotland. 0fte

the labor leader in scotland i think honest things i'm challenge for people in scotland a commitment to their right to their foreign interests and six fifty thousand young children no poverty source to the premium games and pleasures out of these well before an honest fellow leaders coach their body and obviously first minister scotland when we come to the subject of poverty pay you've heard about the allegations that his family company didn't even pay the living wage there are they not start mr sanders over the hope that every employer in scotland at least basically every weekend i think i miss the summer i need to make up to that as far as possible and accepting the norm so why no mention they have climate change and so as a manifesto of his opponent richard leonard i think you see of course my isis one of this express a whole range of things that's misleader values now i'm sure the part that would be similarly transport i call it the holy land talks and the highest earners in this country to pay for that who don't quite as well you know grimy until i'm a jane is the reason why the

showers dotted about northern ireland and northern scotland. across much of southern england, the midlands, wales, north—west england, south—west scotland, will have sunshine, but another cold day. colder still when you factor in the wind. especially where it is strongest across the north sea coast. a subtle change of wind direction thursday evening and night, more of these sleet and snow showers pushed further inland, again, giving accumulations in place is especially on hills. 0ut west, we stay mainly dry. a lot of clear, cold weather. quite a hard frost particularly across parts of scotland as we start off on friday morning. some sleet and snow showers, some accumulations to parts of eastern england on friday. a lot of the showers turning to rain or sleet as we go on through the day. a lot fade to allow some sunshine to come through. a change for scotland and northern ireland as it clouds over from the north—west and a bit of patchy rain and hill snow starting to move in here. that is a sign of the change coming in for the weekend as t

the scotland international‘s eight of the season. motherwell were looking immediately to level, but what about this from great gordon? incredible reaction stop. then a controversial penalty. the referee said penalty and sent the frenchman off. then barely converted and it was 2—0 to celtic. leigh griffiths rattled the post latest —— later on. celtic are celebrating their fourth trophy. invincible and unstoppable. it was a mercedes one—two at the abu dhabi grand prix, where valterri bottas led from pole and held off his team mate lewis hamilton. a fitting end to a season in which mercedes have dominated. tom clarkson was there for us. the abu dhabi grand prix marked the final race of the 2070 world championships and for many observers the end could not come soon enough because this race was far from a classic. there was very little overtaking up and down the order and once again it was dominated by mercedes. the greatest spectacle at the circuit came after the chequered flag. unfortunately, what went before was leicester matic

away from northern scotland, the rest of scotland probably bright and sunny. rain showers across northern ireland probably. cool this area is down these eastern coastal areas where there is a mixture of rain, hail, sleet and snow. a sunny start for many and then back into some showers running into pembrokeshire and towards cornwall. those showers in the west will continue all day and those strong winds will continue to blow some showers down eastern coastal areas of scotland and england. some of those showers wintry. a large parts of the uk tomorrow will be dry. quite funny as well but a cold day. those temperatures no better than three or 4 degrees for many. towards the end of the week and the first day of december, cloud coming in from scotla nd december, cloud coming in from scotland and northern ireland. but brighter with some sunshine to england and wales. showers down eastern side of england with a few wintry ones in east anglia and the south east. for most the wind becoming lighter. temperatures struggling up to 4—6d. high—pressure beginning to shri

bit reality isn't always that i mean let me have scotland i can see the cities that you know and look at councils for years has been a complete disaster to the point where more often than not the public ghassan it means that any more you know the police the starts of us of course nuclear fuels that you see leonard says he's too long in the tooth to be a gold minis that we trust with a dozen flip flopper never forget that dhoni blair first met with tony benn for advice about becoming the leader of the labor party. right up there with your own. is a union dad my brother actually a friend has a union brother was in education after that i think rather than actually replace my mother motor left and you know he's the leader of the let me win or i mean blair it was a fantastic program if he was so confident about labor north of the border never outflanking them on the left how did you come to be that the scottish labor body would have the right of labor down south in london. i think it was just that we were a little bit behind the times you know we were still dancing to ninety's chirpy or re

a return to scotland duty for sean maitland. i have not played test match six nations rugby since i was injured. i'm excited to be involved. australia scotland games are very exciting. it was tight as well against new zealand last weekend. scotla nd against new zealand last weekend. scotland will be hoping to take their chances. robert kubica's remarkable comeback will continue next weekend. the polish driver is in pole position to teach at the williams next season and will drive current machinery for the first time next week. he is not driven ina the first time next week. he is not driven in a race since almost severing his arm in a rally accident in 2011. finally, a veronese striker getting a goal is a good day in the office. he caught sight of his dad gesticulating wildly in the stands. his partner went into labour while he was playing. taking time to welcome his new son into the world wearing his playing kit. he said he is feeling a bit overwhelmed after a great night both on and off the pitch. i've got news for you, wait un

edinburgh, scotland beating samoa 44—38. john watson reports. the rugby world cup injapan, now 678 days away. plenty of time for players to stake their claim for selection. 90 seconds all that stuart hogg needed, seizing a lucky bounce after an unlucky summer following injury. samoa needed a response and found one. josh tyrell in there somewhere to touch down. expansive exciting rugby is the wont of the scotland head coach gregor townsend. he saw it here along with the pace and power of hquones. man of the match stuart mcinally scored twice, as the scotland lead grew so did the samoan attacking instincts. samoa continued to test the scottish defence. hopes of victory punctured by peter horne collecting a clever pass to make it six tries for the scots who start with a win. new zealand to come. at twickenham all eyes on england's evolution, against argentina, their series up and running, nathan hughes touching down. owen farrell was rested, george ford on kicking duties, england leading but onlyjust. head coach eddie jones looked rattled, the home

the best of the sunshine across much of central and western scotland. we'll start the tour this afternoon across the south and west. they will become the south and west. they will become the —— there will continue to be some sunshine across cornwall and devon, once any mist fog clears away. to the midlands, in towards wales, a lot of cloud here. maybe a few holes in the cloud. we could see a few showers towards the east coast. across northern ireland, a mixture of sunshine and showers, but for scotland, the lions‘ share of the sunshine but it will be cooler because of that cold start. as we head into this evening and overnight, the cloud starts to build across most, including scotland. a few showers affecting western scotla nd few showers affecting western scotland and western parts of wales and with any holes in the cloud across the south, higuain, mist and fog patches will form. quite a chilly night to come across central and northern parts of scotland. friday, a cloudy day on a reversal of fortu nes friday, a cloudy day on a reversal of fortune

the best sunshine will be on scotland. still some showers in the north—east, where it will be windy. frost on saturday night and into sunday morning, and then on sunday, a weather front coming in from the west, a bit of cloud and patchy rain. some uncertainty about the timing of that, as it moves north—east across the uk. we will keep you updated on that. it looks like any sunshine on sunday will last longest on the eastern side of the uk. to the west, it will begin to cloud over and it will turn a bit less chilly. you're watching beyond 100 days. more women accuse republican senate candidate roy moore of molesting them when they were teenagers. but sexual harassment is not partisan. a popular democratic senator has also just been accused of groping a woman. as allegations against the alabama judge mount, ivanka trump says there's a special place in hell for people who abuse children. roy moore is due to speak shortly. we'll take you live to birmingham when he does. back here in washington, democratic senator al franke

showers dotted about northern ireland and northern scotland. across much of southern england, the midlands, wales, north—west england, south—west scotland, will have sunshine, but another cold day. colder still when you factor in the wind. especially where it is strongest across the north sea coast. a subtle change of wind direction thursday evening and night, more of these sleet and snow showers pushed further inland, again, giving accumulations in place is especially on hills. out west, we stay mainly dry. a lot of clear, cold weather. quite a hard frost particularly across parts of scotland as we start off on friday morning. some sleet and snow showers, some accumulations to parts of eastern england on friday. a lot of the showers turning to rain or sleet as we go on through the day. a lot fade to allow some sunshine to come through. a change for scotland and northern ireland as it clouds over from the north—west and a bit of patchy rain and hill snow starting to move in here. that is a sign of the change coming in for the weekend as t

still quite cool in scotland. in the evening, more rain to come through scotland, slowly pulling away, then a different spell of rain pushing east across england and wales and becoming more persistent across north—west england and north wales as we head through the early hours of wednesday morning. the winds will be strengthening as well, likely to touch gale force along the western and southern coasts. a mild night as we go into wednesday. a much windier day. chance of gales in some places. persistent rain across northern parts of wales, northern ireland, perhaps stretching up to southern parts of scotland. south and east of this, mainly dry, with the best of any brightness. we could see 15 celsius, butjust 8 in the far north of scotland. lots of isobars through wednesday night and into thursday. strong winds. this front will sweep these, but that'll bring heavy rain for a time. how quickly it clears from the south—east of england is a bit open to doubt at the moment. behind it, we start to lose some of the m

across the far north of scotland. temperatures back into double figures across many areas. wednesday, where we have a clear sky beinart across scotland, a widespread frost. we also have the weather front retreating northwards, so weather front retreating northwards, so bringing rain back into northern england and northern ireland and scotla nd england and northern ireland and scotland —— by night. that will head northwards across the rest of scotland, and for the rest of england and all of wales will be variable amounts of cloud, some brighter spells, and one or two showers. we are still looking at double figures. could building just a few more affordable homes in the countryside save some of our rural towns and villages from dying out? that is what some campaigners think. sean. we often talk about infrastructure, but affordable homes is an important element. this is from a report out this morning from the national housing federation. they say there is a real lack of affordable homes in rural areas, which forces y

increasing cloud in scotland and northern ireland. that isa sign scotland and northern ireland. that is a sign of mahle. weather arriving for the weekend. —— milder weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: donald trump hits back at the british prime minister following a spat over controversial tweets by the us president. after north korea's latest missile test, the us ambassador to the un issues another blunt warning to kim jong—un. if war comes, make no mistake, the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed. a convicted bosnian war criminal kills himself by drinking poison in court, after his sentence is upheld. britain offers more money to unblock the brexit negotiations, reportedly as much as 50 billion euros.

. —— outbreaks of rain pushing into scotland. where we see brea ks pushing into scotland. where we see breaks in the cloud there will be patches of mist and fog. tomorrow morning some showers across scotland, they could fall as snow. scattered showers. more brightness behind that weather front. further south, more in the way of cloud. a feud patches of mist and fog. as we move through tomorrow that weather front will sink south and east. increased amounts of cloud, apache outbreaks of rain, finally clearing into the evening. —— patchy outbreaks of rain. cooler temperatures as we move towards friday. tomorrow, that weatherfront is sitting across northern england and wales. it will edge south—east. brightening up quite quickly before that weather front six south. behind it, brighter skies. plenty that weather front six south. behind it, brighterskies. plenty of sunshine. if you showers in the north, falling as snow over the hills. that weather front finally clearing towards the south and east. high—pressure overnight into friday. in the north, still quite windy, a ch

still quite cool in scotland. in the evening, more rain to come through scotland, slowly pulling away, then a different spell of rain pushing east across england and wales and becoming more persistent across north—west england and north wales as we head through the early hours of wednesday morning. the winds will be strengthening as well, likely to touch gale force along the western and southern coasts. a mild night as we go into wednesday. a much windier day. chance of gales in some places. persistent rain across northern parts of wales, northern ireland, and perhaps stretching up to southern parts of scotland. to the south and east of this, mainly dry, with the best of any brightness. we could well see 15 celsius, butjust 8 in the far north of scotland. lots of isobars through wednesday night and into thursday. strong winds. this front will sweep these, but that will bring heavy rain for a time. how quickly it clears from the south—east of england is a bit open to doubt at the moment. behind it we start to l

scotland is to become the first country in the world to set a minimum price for alcohol, following a ruling by the supreme court. and on newsnight, we look at mark zuckerberg's political ambitions. why is the facebook founder on a mission to meet the american people? and we asked where zimbabwe goes from here after 37 years of robert mugabe's dictatorship. good evening and welcome to bbc news. military vehicles are patrolling the capital of zimbabwe tonight, as president robert mugabe remains under house arrest. the military are insisting this is not a coup, though it's clear they are seeking to block the progress to power of mr mugabe's wife, grace. the british embassy has advised uk nationals to stay indoors. our correspondent in zimbabwe, shingai nyoka, sent this report. this is what zimbabweans woke up to this morning — tanks on the streets of their capital city, something that has never happened in nearly a0 years of independence, followed by a statement from the military on state tv, saying the mugabe family was safe and that this was not a coup. what the zimbabwe defence for

, perhaps not just to stop monday in scotland, perhaps notjust on to stop monday in scotland, perhaps not just on the to stop monday in scotland, perhaps notjust on the hills. we will keep you updated. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11. police and air accident accident investigators are trying to establish the cause of a mid—air collision involving a light air—craft and a helicopter that killed four people. approach is today remain with investigating the next of kin, finding out who they are, informing them and supporting them with specialist officers as we increased —— progress the investigation here on site. the eu tells theresa may she has two weeks to put more money on the table if the eu is to agree to begin brexit trade talks before the end of the year. in zimbabwe, president mugabe is seen in public for the first time since the military takeover —— the 93 year is facing growing pressure from his zanu—pf party to stand down. and after a few choppy weeks for the government we look

northern england and scotland, into single figures. tonight will stay chilly in scotland. clear skies and a few showers. an area of free this evening into northern ireland, so be aware of that. some of that could be heavy, with the breeze picking up. of course that keeps that average app. in the northern scotland there could be a touch of frost. sunny spells throughout in scotland, with the odd shower tomorrow for armistice day. brightening up and northern england into the east midlands. to the south of that we keep the cloud and even through saturday afternoon still some outbreaks of rain in south wales and parts of southern england, especially into the south—west. double—figure temperatures. a range of temperatures. 0n double—figure temperatures. a range of temperatures. on saturday the rain turns heavierfor a time, affecting parts of south wales and southern england, but by the time we get the sunday morning it looks like that will clear quickly southwards and then on sunday the blue takes over a cross and then on sunday the blue takes over across the uk. although

of dyslexia scotland and we got them to agree that every teacher training college in scotland compost literally had to teach every new teacher at least the sides of the recognition of a child with a learning disability you had a huge success in your campaign on safety and long periods and you had some success in the weirdness of the slight still much much more still to be done but some success now you've taken on perhaps the biggest battle of all the race against the mansion tell me why that's become one of your personal priorities four years ago helen went to the mayo clinic in rochester minnesota in the united states and got identified as having the major. dementia has no cure currently and has no preventive medicine to stop people from having dementia helen short term memory know is very very weak sometimes she doesn't know whether she's in switzerland or england it's a terrible disease for many people what a terrible cost is to a family to see one of their own and not being able to be cared for because there's no money left in the kitty for them to be looked after helen is looked

here's our scotland football reporter chris mclaughlin. a century ago in the month the the united states entered the first world war, a group of celtic players set a record. today as those who fell in that conflict and others we re fell in that conflict and others were remembered, the current crop we re were remembered, the current crop were out to better it. it was never really in doubt. the class of 2017 have been swatting aside all in their path in scotland. sinclair put them on their way in perth. the signalfor the party them on their way in perth. the signal for the party to start came after dembele doubled the lead in the second half. stjohnstonejust wa nted the second half. stjohnstonejust wanted it to end — an own goal made it three though. by the time ntcham added the fourth, the record had been well and tru smashed. added the fourth, the record had been well and tru smashedm added the fourth, the record had been well and tru smashed. it is an incredible feat by the players and a wonderful example of professionalism and creating

with the exception of scotland, especially northern scotland, especially northern scotland, where it stays windy, some gales into the northern isles, and plenty of showers packing in, wintry on the hills, perhaps the odd one in northern ireland and north—west england but plenty of places dry with some sunshine. single figure temperatures. anything near 15 is a thing of the past. temperatures will drop quickly after dark going into friday afternoon. if you are good for children in need activities bear that 0k, for children in need activities bear that ok, but pudsy will be ok, he will stay warm being a day. the best of the sunshine then will be in scotland, windy in the north and still some wintry sunshine around. most of us still in single figures. another frost saturday night in the sunday morning. still quite windy in the far north—east of the uk but a frontal system coming into the west on sunday looks to bring more cloud, a bit of patchy rain, eventually some less chilly air. a lot of uncertainty about the timing of this movement of this north—eastwards. perhaps in the scot

capped 82 times for scotland, townsend contributed 164 points in the process, and he was in scotland's last championship winning side back when it was just the five nations. he was coach of the glasgow warriors. can some of that success rub off on the upcoming autumn internationals? we have two teams in the top three in the world in the all blacks and australia. we have samoa who have always been a tough opponent for scotland. and then we play every team in the top eight in the world, apart from south africa in the next six months. what a great challenge it is for us. we realise we have to be at our best to beat the best teams in the world. he managed to beat the best as a player. townsend has done it! if he can do it again as a coach, the nation will once again sing his praises. let's stay with rugby union. you might have seen recently that scotland's opponents samoa have declared themselves bankrupt. yet players from samoa, and other pacific islands like fiji and tonga have been a big part of rugby union in recent years. but often, after moving to europe, the players suffer with ment

still quite cold across scotland and northern ireland. another system heads our way as we go into tuesday. unsettled weather through much of the week. further bricks of rain as we go through tuesday, the heaviest of which will be across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... robert mugabe has been given an ultimatum of midday tomorrow to resign from his position as president of zimbabwe or face impeachment proceedings. the chancellor, philip hammond, has said britain needs to build an extra 300,000 homes a year to make an impact on the housing crisis. police say they're confident that a body found near swanage is that of the missing teenager, gaia pope. gaia's sister described her as "beautiful, emotionally wise and intelligent." now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, a phone is born and we are exclusively behind the scenes. can artificial intelligence block the bullies? and driving monsters. just across the water from hong kong, on the chinese mainland, lies a city at the hear

of dyslexia scotland and we got them to agree that every teacher training college in scotland compulsorily had to teach every new teacher at least the sides of. recognition of a child with a learning disability you had a huge success in your campaign on safety and long periods and you've had some success in the weirdness and now you've taken on perhaps the biggest battle of all the race against the mansion tell me why that's become one of your personal priorities four years ago to minnesota in the united states and got identified as having damage. to medicine to stop people from short term memory and i was very very which which cylinder england it's a terrible disease for many probably to see. that a different way than it's been so you know undergrad think you can win this with the right people behind me yes well let's hope so such ok. so jackie stewart thank you so much thank you alex these are great campaigns from some jackie stewart dyslexia and no dementia coming up after the break we'll be hearing from tasmania and that was the campbell will be stating his case as to why blacks it mus

he added that it was not scotland yard's rolled to police the workplace. today, damian green reiterated his innocence. today's public words. today's public words did not repeat last week's assertion that the allegation was completely untrue. the enquiry could report back next week. scotland yard has not said if it has handed over documents to back up it has handed over documents to back up what they said. with two resignations in a fortnight, the prime minister can ill afford to lose one of her most trusted confidants. veterans, politicians and members of the royal family have taken part in remembrance sunday services commemorating those who have lost their lives in conflict. a two—minute silence was held across the country at 11:00. prince charles this year led tributes by laying a wreath at the cenotaph, with the queen watching on from a nearby balcony. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it is, there is little doubt, the way things will increasingly be. forfirst time in her reign, the queen took her place on a balcony overlooking the ce

the best of the sunshine continues to be in scotland. otherwise, a lot of cloud for northern ireland, england and wales, continuing to be thick enough for occasional patches of rain, not really amounting to too much. temperatures up on those of yesterday, still a little on the cool side to the north and east of scotland. now, for tuesday night, if we see some cloud breaks, you may well see things turning rather foggy. otherwise, it stays cloudy for england and wales, and that cloud will help keep temperatures up. 8—11 degrees, the colder conditions there in scotland, again, with a frost, and probably coming a little bit sharper, as well. bear in mind, though, for wednesday, some of us may well start off with some dense patches of fog. the thickness of the fog will depend on the length of those overnight cloud breaks. but, even if it doesn't start off foggy where you are, across england and wales, it will be grey — fog or cloud being the order of the day. further west, after a bright start in scotland, we will see a band of rain movin

of scotland. police scotland became one force four—and—a—half years ago, before that, it was eight separate police forces in scotland, within that time it has already had two chief constables. chief constable phil gormley, the current chief constable of police scotland, is currently on special leave, that is because of some allegations of bullying against him. currently on special leave. the scottish police authority, the body that oversees police scotland, was established at the same time, it too has had its problems in recent months, and its current chair has resigned, amidst claims of his conduct. a new chair has been appointed that will take over that role next month. scotland's justice secretary michael matheson was talking to sunday politics on bbc scotland and says he is not convinced there is a problem with the culture within police scotland as a whole, but he is willing to investigate if there are lessons to be learned at the end of the ongoing investigation. we are concerned when s

for northern ireland and scotland, again some brightness, but the brightest skies will be in scotland. however, later in the day, we will see another weather front coming into the north—west introducing wet and windy weather. 0n north—west introducing wet and windy weather. on thursday, that‘s going to be pushing southwards, taking a narrow band of rain with it, into northern england and northern ireland. 0n either side of it, some bright skies, still a fair bit of cloud and just one or two showers. but temperatures roughly where they should be at this stage in november, dan and lou. it is really wonderful that tree. it‘s just guy another mus, isn‘t it carol. that tree. it‘s just guy another mus, isn't it carol. 55-feet tall. if you stand under the bow, it is much taller than me and i‘m 5‘7". if you stand under the bow, it is much taller than me and i'm 5'7".” have been watching people walk past. it's have been watching people walk past. it‘s twinkling beautifully. drivers who are told their eyesight isn‘t good enough for them to be behind the wheel are carrying

and we've got some sharp showers to run into northern scotland. they'll continue pretty much all day, and it will be quite windy here, too. much further south, some slow improvements through the day, as we see the brighter skies and sunshine filtering southwards, pushing away the dull and damp weather eventually into the english channel. it will take a while to get the sunshine out significantly across southern england in the afternoon, and further north, in the sunshine, temperatures about 10—12 degrees. those showers continue, though, for northern scotland. still quite windy here, as well. clear skies in the evening will see the temperatures dipping. but then we get another spell of rain and cloud, and some stronger winds this time, pushing that wetter weather down quickly across the uk on thursday night into friday morning. the skies clear to the north, again the temperatures will dip away, and it's cold enough in northern scotland for the showers to be wintry in the hills. quickly, we'll see some sunshine developing further south, one or two

the best of the sunshine, western scotland. showers from the word go across north scotland. what happens through the day? we gradually push this rain further towards the east. midlands, central and southern england are drying up. all the while, the print of showers across western and parts of showers across western and parts of scotla nd of showers across western and parts of scotland and northern ireland down into the south—west of england as well. where you have had the sunshine, temperatures in the single figures. if you have plans for bonfires and fireworks, well, it is the western side of the british isles which seized the bulk of the showers. the sunday, fewer showers. still a noticeable north—westerly wind. berry in mind if you are planning fireworks on both saturday and sunday at top i think sunday is and sunday at top i think sunday is a dry bet overall but it will be a chilly evening. it leads into a chilly evening. it leads into a chilly start to monday. widespread frost across the countryside but a significant change coming in a good pa rt significant change

another rainmaker going into wales, north—west england, southern scotland. spreading to eastern parts of northern ireland. across scotland, a lot of dry weather to begin with, some rain and hill snow in the far north. the main rainmaker in this area stays around north wales, moving across more of northern england, into scotland. continued training especially across eastern parts of northern ireland. we may see 100 millimetres by the time this is finished. gail is developing into england and wales. some sunshine in south—east england but a very windy night, up to 70 mph on the exposed coasts and feels, some outbreaks of rain. and this is snow on thursday morning in northern scotland, even at lower levels we may see it accumulating causing travel problems. some showers moving south on thursday. still mild and sunny spells in east anglia and south—east england but beginning to turn cold in the north for more of us. the process stalls somewhat with this low pressure affecting southern part on friday. still some uncertainty about how people are going to see t

as we go to thursday, colder air starts to feed in, initially to scotland. we could see some snow across parts of northern scotland as thursday begins, as that colder air feeds into northern ireland and parts of northern england. it looks like, by the weekend, that cold air will be all the way south across the uk. once again, it turns things a bit drier and brighter as it happens, but with the possibility of wintry showers. colder air last to reach southern areas on saturday. this is bbc news. i'm carole walker. the headlines at 11: at number 10, ministers are said in principle to agree an increased brexit divorce payment to the eu. but in germany, the future of chancellor merkel, one of the eu's strongest voices, is in doubt after the collapse of coalition talks. robert mugabe faces a formal process of impeachment following his refusal to step down as president of zimbabwe. and now they are man and wife. from 1947 to 2017, the queen and the duke of edinburgh have been celebrating 70 years of married life. and on newsnight, merkels plans for a government run

not the case though in scotland. there will be blustery showers in the far north, the northern isles, wintry on hills to relatively lower levels in places, but plenty of sunshine in scotland. mainly dry in northern ireland, but a fair amount of cloud around. a band of showers working south across northern england early in the day but then the sun comes out for the afternoon. early sunshine east anglia, the south—east of england with a touch of frost, but not lasting too long. already got cloud across wales and into south—west england and that's going to extend eastwards during the day, taking some occasional outbreaks of rain. never amounting to too much but making for a dull, damp afternoon for some here. you can see the sunshine across northern england, but especially into scotland, but remember that brisk wind in the far north with the blustery showers. technically milder for some in wales and south—west england. then again, it won't feel that way with the cloud and any rain. but for most of us, it'll be sin