ever i could stay in scotland i would. love it here but unfortunately just the option to get inside the sheer mind of our teacher is things like that is kind of second to none if you want to get in the scene. to be there obviously there are opportunities there when you when you play events and you've got to give us an idea of what if you please what if you've got where very lucky elsley being on music college you get to play a lot it's nice because sometimes you'll get an email and. tomorrow for this concert can you come and it's just great never really know what's going to pop up yeah it's just all around the place really here she did you see can you understand from from point of view why she might despite wanting to study and all the calendar if you are going to go to london for music the guildhall is the place to go and. i think there is a critical mass when it comes to be particularly classical music and a really big city like london would have all the number of orchestras and things is going to combine. traditional sc

israel beat scotland's 2—1 back in october. so, as we say, scotland are just that one win away from booking that provisional euro 2020 play—off place, for the first time since 1998, scotland could be heading to a finals. this is a huge game for us, we know that it this is a huge game for us, we know thatitis this is a huge game for us, we know that it is and at the weekend we took on a huge game, after the disappointment against israel. and we absolutely nailed it. we have to ta ke we absolutely nailed it. we have to take that forward and realise it. we are under no illusions about how big are under no illusions about how big a game it is. scotland nailed it against albania at the weekend, 4—0, the scoreline, from that, morale is clearly high, that win came as well given the fact that scotland were without nine key players, it looks like alex mcleish will go with pretty much the same group this evening, morale is high, confidence is high, something we do not see often in the scotland camp. plenty to play for this evening. a

some early sunshine perhaps across northern ireland, into wales and western scotland. maybe some sunshine developing at times across southern counties of england, but elsewhere, cloudy, a little bit damp with some wetter weather pushing back into eastern scotland, seven degrees if you're lucky here. eight or nine, i think, will be fairly typical elsewhere. another chilly sort of day. the threat of rain coming into the far south—west with this area of low pressure. higher pressure to the north of the uk, hence this east to south—easterly breeze, not particularly strong on friday. a nothing sort of day on friday. not much sunshine, a fair bit of crowd, most places will be dry, showers more likely in the south—west, and wetter weather again coming into eastern parts of scotland. those temperatures getting up to eight, nine, possibly even the heady heights of 10 degrees, so the temperatures are going the right way. the air is getting a bit less cold as it comes in from the south, but still not particularly warm if you're stuck under the cloud and some pockets of rain

the rain isn't moving very farand it scotland. the rain isn't moving very far and it should be mild. temperatures of 15 degrees. in the evening you may have bonfire plans, you can see how the rain grinds to a halt. rain across scotland. moving away from northern ireland. heading into western wales. to the east drier and more areas will be dry on sunday evening. the reason for the rain on saturday evening is on that front there. it is moving into england and wales. at the same time it is weakening and slowing down and gets anchored by that low pressure developing to the south—west. we start cloudy for england and wales on sunday. not much rain around. but we will see it developing here in the south west of england and then into wales. scotland and northern ireland seeing some sunshine and showers in the north—west and some sunshine for east anglia and the south—east. it won't be as windy on sunday, but mild, temperatures 12 or 13 degrees. a look at early next week and we will keep these southerly winds. most of rain in wester

scotland will be free to rejoin the european union, says spain, which will delight the snp. exactly, because the pain has always been very insistent that if scotland were independent it could not simply rejoin, you have to do the whole process ca n rejoin, you have to do the whole process can take decades to join the blog, and that is because they been worried about catalan independence, but clearly spain is not particularly happy at this deal as david was just saying. they said they've been very united behind the european commission so far, but as we enter the final endgame up until the summit coming this sunday, the members tape are starting to break and the fact that spain is saying this will very much anger downing street and westminster‘s idea of saying scotland to be independent andjoin saying scotland to be independent and join the eu again because that is one of the biggest arguments against scottish independence here. i think against scottish independence here. ithink in against scottish independence here. i think in a way it is a howl of how they feel at their de

after a nervy night at hampden park scotland are a step closer to euro 2020.

and your studies to london from scotland ever i could stay in scotland i would. love it here but unfortunately just the option to get. the sheer amount of our teacher is things like that. kind of second to none if you want to get in the scene to be there obviously there are opportunities there when you when you play events and you've got to give us an idea of what if you please but if you don where very lucky obviously being a music college you get to play a lot it's nice because sometimes you'll get an email and so and so. tomorrow for this concert can you come and it is just great never really know what's going to pop up yeah it's just all around the place really she did you see can you understand from from point of view why she might despite wanting to study and all the calendar if you are going to go to london for music the guildhall is the place to go and. i think there is a critical mass when it comes to be particularly classical music and a really big city like london would have all the number of orchestras and things is going to combine. traditional scott

the wet weather pushing into western scotland. further south, low wet weather pushing into western scotland. furthersouth, low cloud across southern counties of england for most of the rest of the day. still plenty of sunshine in other areas as the rain moves into the northwest. temperatures, across the board on the mild side thanks to southerly winds. highs between 12-15. southerly winds. highs between 12—15. up to southerly winds. highs between 12-15. up to 17 southerly winds. highs between 12—15. up to 17 across parts of northern scotland, where it is particularly mild. overnight our wet weather moves away from northern ireland. the front teases across scotland, weakens, still potentially bringing drizzle across the southern uplands stop england and wales having a lot of cloud, quite low cloud. there will be mist ryan hill fog patches dotted around. for visit will be a murky start to friday morning. friday the low cloud will be with us for much of the day. it's more extensive, moving northwards with time. there will be hole

fiji down to 13 men, and scotland quick to use the space. from there, they would not be really troubled. tommy seymour in for a hat trick, the sixth try for scotland, beating fiji at their own spectacular game. finishing with a final flourish from adam hastings. now they were the entertainers. a win was expected, but perhaps not quite like this. adam wild, bbc news. an incredible place to play rugby. an incredible stadium here today. we knew it was going to be a tough test. to bounce back in international rugby is important and they put on an incredible fight in the first half. we pulled away in the last 20 minutes and it was very pleasing. is there another level for south africa at next week? went to go away and come back next week and recover. ireland are playing argentina at the aviva stadium in dublin. the hosts scored two first half tries to argentina's one with bundee akki charging through for the second. it's now 17—15. let's see if they can equalise. there were emotional scenes at leicester city's king power stadium for the club's

was not specifically mentioned in these documents scotland is not specifically mentioned scotland is a part of the united states. mr duncan smith. but. can i say that i have always wished well to my right although friend and my question is in this light to say that deep deep misgivings on reading much of this overnight there is a real issue with the way that we will be treated in with the backstop and i say to her that when you read this you realize that we are locking ourselves in to an arrangement from which we seem unable therefore to have the sovereign right to withdraw that seems to me to be the biggest single issue here which strips away the one thing that we said when we wanted to vote for leaving was that we took back control so can i say to my right elbow friend my concern is that we have the sovereign right when we want to leave the un we have the sovereign right when we want to leave nato we have even the sovereign right when we want to leave the e.u. but we do not have the sovereign right to leave this arrangement. prime minister my rational friend his and he says that th

ever i could stay in scotland i would. love it here but unfortunately just the option to get inside the sheer amount of our construction teacher is things like that is kind of second to none if you want to get in the scene to be there obviously there are opportunities there when you when you play events and you've got to give us an idea of what if you please but if you don where very lucky obviously being a music college you get to play a lot it's nice because sometimes you'll get an email and then. tomorrow for this concert can you come and it is just great never really know what's going to pop up that yeah just all around the place really she did you see can you understand from from caitlin's point if you why she might despite wanting to study and all the calendar if you are going to go to london for music the guildhall is the place to go and. i think there is a critical mass when it comes to be particular to classical music and a really big city like london would always call the number of orchestras and things is create

scotland we have crisp and chilly start. lots of sunshine around here but even these areas not exempt from a shower throughout the day tomorrow. the mass of showers we hope will clear out into the north sea and then it will be mostly southern and western areas exposed but it would be quite brisk in the afternoon of three in a more showers to northern ireland. so here perhaps escaping until after dark for most part. that lopressor closing in it through monday and more showers again across western parson did not have a dollop of rain fort kent and essex but hopefully fewer showers into monday and then the weather does settle down next week. bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm carole walker. the headlines at 7pm: one of the key commemorations to mark 100 years since the end of the first world war takes place in the north of paris. some 70 world leaders are in france for the centenary. the former transport minister, jo johnson, says more ministers may resign over the prime minister's brexit plans, and voters were sold a "false pros

some heavy with hailand southern scotland. some heavy with hail and thunder, the winds close to gale force around western coast. parts of northern ireland, northern scotla nd parts of northern ireland, northern scotland and eastern england in particular will see very few if any showers. some will stay dry all day long. temperatures above where they should be for the time of year, 12 to 14 should be for the time of year, 12 to iii degrees. showers continue northwards and eastwards as we go through the night at monday night into tuesday a little ridge of high pressure builds into our decaying low pressure system. that puts a cap on the atmosphere, stopping big shower clouds from forming. one or two in the west could drift eastwards as the westerly winds start to develop, but most will have a dry day on tuesday with a bit more sunshine around. it should feel reasonably pleasant. finishing the day with cloud and rain pushing into the north and west of scotland. that ta kes the north and west of scotland. that takes hold through we

scotland's format merge field has been hot. the window last week and was impressive but this was scotland's big test. a rejuvenated springboks side, a big challenge in every sense of the word. their power throughout the team often too much to stop. an early chink in the scottish defence. but while the springboks game is both a strength, scotland's is all about scale. and pace. peter korn sprinting over the line. and the creativity continue to pay off as set from the lab is sending hamish wants into the heart of the springbok defence. despite going down to 14 in the second—half south africa kicked themselves into commanding position. first andra pollard and then elton dan chas. a real test match in the end edged by springbok. just a second defeat in two years at murray feel for scotland. at times they were brilliant but it was not quite enough. there were great moments i got us back in the game and moments in the second half where we could have ushered off and picked on. but the effort put out was outstanding. this team is lea

their response to your question was this, scotland is pa rt your question was this, scotland is part of the united kingdom, we are leaving the eu as one united kingdom, no mention of wales either. she was saying that northern ireland isa she was saying that northern ireland is a specific issue because, as you well know, it is the only part of the uk that shares a border with the eu. i think the important part is that there is a differentiation for northern ireland, and i welcome that, we all understand the importance of the good friday agreement, we have had relative peace in ireland for the last 20 yea rs, peace in ireland for the last 20 yea rs , we peace in ireland for the last 20 yea rs, we have peace in ireland for the last 20 years, we have a responsibility to make sure that is maintained, and thatis make sure that is maintained, and that is fantastic, but the point we have made from day one, if the uk wa nts to have made from day one, if the uk wants to leave the single market and the customs union, and i don't think it should, there is no reason we cannot have differentiation

another island can stay virtually any single market then why can't scotland? that there are so many fronts she is fighting looks like the odds are stacked against us but i think people feel she will get the backing of the cabinet by earlier this evening. this idea getting it through parliament is another problem and thatis parliament is another problem and that is because the dup and she relies on it clear that if it is as it looks to them and they have not read the document but editors as they to be worth what they see as a division between northern ireland and the rules it would have to follow and the rest of the united kingdom they say they cannot back it will stop that this majority gone so she will have to persuade people on and says, the dup artificially some labour mps. and says, the dup artificially some labourmps. —— and says, the dup artificially some labour mps. —— potentially some labour mps. —— potentially some labour mps. —— potentially some labour mps. good questions from jeremy corbyn today putting doubts to her but she seemed t

as the rain is clear from northern scotland clear out of away. as the rain is clearfrom northern scotland it clear out of away. as the rain is clear from northern scotland it is you we could see a touch of frost towards morning and even patchy mist and fog because the winds for light here and in northern ireland but as you can see elsewhere, there are more showers to follow. here it'll bea more showers to follow. here it'll be a relatively mild night once again but unfortunately that means as we head into remembrance sunday, armistice day, there is a high chance of catching showers. across england and wales, in particular. western and southern 0pen england, the south—east and the midlands and east anglia. around about 11 o'clock it still looks quite wet in eastern areas. it might query away from the cenotaph —— by that time but there is still uncertainty to get that detail and even before then, if heading about there will be showers, some heavy showers with hail and thunder. perhaps fewer for northern ireland but they are coming back into d

across scotland with a vengeance. the wind will escalate further this evening and we could have gusts of up to 70 miles an hour in northern scotland. starting to dry up eventually in parts of northern ireland, some rain for england and wales. but still windy. the wind probably more of a problem here. it clears the way for a time overnight. but only briefly because by the morning we have more wet weather and again more windy weather potentially tied in with this next developing area of low pressure. if it develops a little more it could bring even stronger wind than those shown here. potentially 70 miles an hour. there will be heavy rain to go with that as well. the rain staggering its way across scotland and clearing from northern ireland and clearing from northern ireland and then a brighter day tomorrow but and then a brighter day tomorrow but a lot of showers as well. relatively mild and that is the positive. so no frost by night. and not feeling particularly pleasant in the wind and rain by day but friday brings p

the rain city across scotland. quite miserable here. it is starting to march away. for the west, further showers packing in but sunny spells and between 12. as we go through the evening we will find rain pulling away and then combining for a longer spell in the north west of scotland. the winds becoming stronger across the north of scotla nd stronger across the north of scotland as we go east. that will hold up the temperatures but they will be lower than they have been in recent nights. four or five celsius. the low pressure is still with us tomorrow but no real weather fronts across the country, just a scattering of showers. not as wet or windy for many of us. not exceptional for this time of year. just something to be aware of that rain and combined with the rush hour, making for miserable conditions as well. for the rest of the day, some shelter from the showers in the grampians. further showers in the grampians. further showers east of northern ireland and inland across central part of england and wales. dampening activity later end of this system coming in fro

of scotland most prone to a frost first thing. for most, it's going to be a frost—free week. now, through the day, showers in the west will push a little bit further northwards and eastwards, given the strength of the breeze. but there'll be parts of the midlands, north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland who will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. temperatures 12—14 degrees, still a little bit higher than it should be for the time of year, and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. now, as we go through monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push their way eastwards. the wind switches around in direction to more of a westerly one into the morning, and it will be a cool night. temperatures down into single figures. but as i said, most will be frost—free thanks to the breeze as we start tuesday. but the key for tuesday is this little bump in the isobars, bump in the pressure pattern, northwards. that's an indication we've got a ridge of high pressure. that puts

warm fronts across northern and western scotland, northern ireland, will bring some early rain. that will gradually ease off. brightening conditions, still some patchy rain across western areas during the day. the odd isolated shower across eastern parts of england but for many in wales, england, eastern scotland, a dry day on monday. some spells of hazy sunshine, highs around 15 or 16. the wind picks up a little into tuesday, again, a few showers running away northwards across scotland and england but it is into northern ireland, wales, south—west england where we will see more persistent and heavy rain gradually working in. temperatures widely into the teens, 17 or 18 in the south—east corner, continuing with the mild theme with the rest of the week but still with a bit of wet weather at times. this is bbc news. the headlines... the businessman, aaron banks, insists all donations he made to the leave campaign complied with electoral law and says his critics are trying to undermine brexit. we know the electoral commission has a bias in this. the chairman has called it a col

western fringes of scotland still seeing some sunny spells. northern ireland — early showers clear, and then it's dry with sunny spells here. a lot of cloud through much of northern, central and eastern england. wherever you see that cloud, it could be damp in places, though the rain not amounting to very much. there's still some sunshine through much of wales, the south midlands, and into south—west england. now, the winds are a touch lighter than they've been. temperatures are still for the most part in single figures, but windchill isn't so much of an issue. still going to feel quite cold though, particularly where you find yourself underneath the cloud cover, and you may be seeing a bit of patchy rain. that will continue on and off through thursday night and into friday morning, still more particularly through eastern scotland. and then, to end thursday and through the night and into friday, the risk of a few heavy showers into the far south—west of england, maybe clipping south—west wales. not as cold as friday begins, though pock

those showers continuing for the western isles of scotland and northern ireland. in between, some styles of sunshine, varane at clearing away from east anglia until sometime this evening. temperatures 8—13. through this evening, ourfront evening. temperatures 8—13. through this evening, our front clears away eastwards and behind it we will see mainly clear skies, peppering of showers for the western eyes of scotland. a cold night, temperatures just above freezing in the middle of town. holding up to seven or eight for the channel islands. it is chris started the day tomorrow, frosty, plenty of sunshine and the sunshine will become hazy as high cloud built eastwards. but for much of daylight hours it will be mainly dry with a light or gentle breeze. temperatures recovering to between nine and 13. i'm sure you can spot this area of rain behind me. that will extend to northern ireland and scotland in the evening with a win strengthening. if you have fireworks night plans tomorrow, it is dry and the wind not as strong just yet. they will be strengthening overnight

a fairly chilly end to the night across the highlands of scotland. and through tuesday morning, there'll still be some showers, particularly for western scotland, north—west england. these will start to fade, and for most it's a mainly dry day. there'll be some spells of sunshine, but cloud will tend to build across northern ireland, the western isles of scotland, ahead of some rain through the evening. it's a breezy if not windy day, these are average wind strengths through the afternoon, but still quite gusty, particularly for western coasts. and temperature—wise, well, 10—14 celsius through tuesday afternoon, still on the mild side for the time of year. so through the evening, the rain already in the west will slowly start to push its way eastwards, and that's likely to become heavy for a time across parts of northern ireland, north wales, north—west england and western scotland. some patchy rain for the midlands, but otherwise, for central, southern and eastern england, it should stay mainly dry. some clear spells, temperatures here holdi

here's our scotland editor, sarah smith. ‘s the edinburgh beer factory is a small, young company with big ambitions to rapidly expand their exports. at the moment, they don't yet know if brexit is a problem, or if it could provide new opportunities. actually, some of our early sales have been to japan, hong kong and canada, so we're not entirely tied to the eu. that said, the eu is the single biggest exporting bloc. if theresa may is to convince scottish business her deal will work for them, she needs to persuade people like these brewers. new opportunities to sell beer or anything else to the rest of the world beyond the eu is what the prime minister wants to sell to scottish businesses. but if the economy here slows down, then that will really affect companies like this one, which sell most of their product in the uk. visiting a leather factory outside glasgow, theresa may insisted her deal does take scotland's interests into account. and she tried to reassure some of the factory‘s employees she met that it will protec

but scotland fought back throughout the half. this brilliant set move from a line—out saw hamish watson cross the line to level the scores just before the break. this game is live on bbc2. the springboks having their advantage and have a narrative edition make it 20—0. —— 20 had been 20. three points ahead. another one to go six points ahead. that's a post up there is nothing in this match. wife on bbc two right now scotla nd match. wife on bbc two right now scotland trailing the springboks 20 - 23. scotland trailing the springboks 20 — 23. just about 20 minutes up playing that game. australia were comfortable winners over italy. 26—7 the final score in padua. winger marika koroibete scoring a couple of tries for the wallabies. it maintains the australians unblemished record against the azzurri. isaid it i said it was a great day for international rugby union. the action doesn't really stop. the top two ranked nations face each other in dublin in the next 15 minutes. six nations grand slam champions ireland facing wor

has a lwa ys bad dealfor scotland, and she has always argued that scotland should be allowed to stay in the single market and a customs union even if the rest of the uk leaves, and of course now she the rest of the uk leaves, and of course now she can say the rest of the uk leaves, and of course now she can say if northern ireland can have a closer relationship with the eu, why can an exception not be made for scotland? u nless exception not be made for scotland? unless it is, there are 35 snp mps will surely vote against this agreement, they will only vote in favour of something that keeps scotla nd favour of something that keeps scotland in the single market and the customs union, she has made that clear from the beginning. the customs union, she has made that clearfrom the beginning. but the customs union, she has made that clear from the beginning. but the snp and others have significant concerns in scotland tonight about what the agreement means for the fishing industry, and this could be another problem for the prime minister. the scottish secretary, david mundell, thought to b

northern ireland, frequent showers, outbreaks of rain, southern scotland brightening up, northern scotland, rain, sleet and no, look at the strength of the wind, windier picture for scotland and northern ireland tomorrow, compared with today. certainly going to feel cold in the wind, for many of us, temperatures a little bit higher, particularly so across parts of southern england. wind chill, where it has felt like it is closer to freezing, it is not quite as chilly tomorrow. they're in mind, tomorrow evening, tomorrow night, it will become mainly dry and mainly clear as well and that will allow temperature to dip a way to give a widespread frost into thursday morning, before cloud increasing on the east, best of any sunny spells in the west, still on the damp side through eastern scotland and north—east england, temperatures still rooted in single figures. low pressure to the south, high—pressure to the north, south easterly flow into the weekend, parts of southern england could be close enough to the area of low pressure to seek a bit of rain. we will keep you updated. picture overa

and it is the north—east of scotland most prone to frost in the morning. for most, it's going to be a frost—free week. through the day, showers in the west will push a bit further northwards and eastwards, given the strength of the breeze. but there'll be parts of the midlands, north—east england, northern scotland, northern ireland that will stay completely or almost completely dry throughout the day. temperatures 12—14 degrees. still a little bit higher than it should be for the time of year, and it will be one of the cooler days of the week. now, as we go into monday night and into tuesday, a few more showers will push eastwards. the wind switches around in direction to more of a westerly one into the morning. it will be a cool night. temperatures down into single figures. most will be frost free thanks to the breeze as we start tuesday. but the key for tuesday is this little bump in the isobars, bump in the pressure pattern, northwards. that's an indication we've got a ridge of high pressure. that puts a cap in the atmosphere and stops some of th

and across the western isles of scotland. elsewhere dry. a mixture of variable cloud and clear spells. could see mist and low cloud developing as the night wears on. cooler where we keep clear skies. temperatures down to four or five celsius. double figures were we keep the cloud. it is mild air which continues to flow across the uk as we go into thursday. it will be a mainly dry day for most. there will be a front fringing the far west of scotland and northern ireland. more cloud and some outbreaks of rain. still quite a breezy day. mist and low cloud quite stubborn to clear in places. some may have a fairly gloomy day. where does thin and good spells of sunshine. temperatures in the mid teens. i3—i6 celsius. looking ahead towards the end of the week, we have got an area of high pressure keeping things fairly settled and keeping fronts in the atlantic at bay. heading through friday and into the weekend most will be dry. however, with lighter winds we are likely to see some mist and fog, which may linger at times. temperatures starting to

how is that going down in scotland? earlier our scotland correspondent lorna gordon explained the scottish national party's response to the draft agreement. i think the snp government's position could be summarised in saying that they have been left in the dark and they are worried that scotla nd the dark and they are worried that scotland is going to be left out and left behind, left in the dark in the sense that they are very angry that they haven't seen as brexit deal thatis they haven't seen as brexit deal that is going to be discussed by uk ministers this afternoon, and left behind in the sense that they are very worried that if a special deal is cut from northern ireland, then there could potentially be a situation where scotland is competing forjobs with northern ireland, which is effectively potentially staying in the single market. nicola sturgeon would say thatis market. nicola sturgeon would say that is the worst of both possible worlds, and her warning is that we shouldn't, voters here in scotland shouldn't,

one of scotland's? why not scotland's? the honourable gentleman stands up and says the snp will not amble with scotland's future, the snp gambles with scotland's future every time it stands up and talk about independence. we will come back to the incas and what backbenchers had to say about the draft agreement later in this programme. earlier in the house of lords, the transport secretary chris grayling was due to appear before a lords eu committee. he arrived and adelaide for the morning session, the committee chair was understandable. we do recognise that this may be a slightly difficult situation for you in the uncertainties that you share waiting for the announcement overnight and the discussions going on today. we recognise you were even more delicate situation that you might normally be, we will try not to seriously embarrass you but if there are things you feel you can't answer, clearly we understand that. he wondered if chris grayling could say anything generally. the journey focusing on what is causing some degree

drierfor scotland, showers continuing here. drier for southern scotland this afternoon, still further showers the northern ireland but the northern england, the east midlands, south—eastern areas of england, brightening up quite nicely with some sunshine but still some showers to come in south—west england and across the south of wales. with lighter winds converter yesterday across england and wales, not quite as cold, doesn‘t feel quite as cool but still some fairly strong winds across scotland. this evening and tonight, quite a bit of pride in eastern areas which will keep temperatures above freezing, but further west with clear skies, we will develop quite a widespread frost across western areas, temperatures down to freezing, down to —3, but above freezing the northern ireland and down the eastern side with more cloud and that cloud through thursday morning could bring a few showers across the north—east of england and eastern scotland. further west, are bright enough start with some sunshine but then the cloud wi

and across scotland. across the board, he sunshine or rain, a mother if the time of year. and it is across the missionaries of scotland, northern england, and is the buzz of northern ireland, with temperatures around 16 or 17 degrees. and we stick with a minor seem as we go through to the end of the week. high pressure builds of the live across continental europe are giving weather fronts to the west, keeping things dry, and given that southerly airflow, so the format will remain with us. but as winds get lighter letter in the week, at a greater risk of minsk and from fall. —— mist and fog fall. i'm ben bland with bbc news. our top story: how to stop the spread of fake news — a major new season from the bbc joins the search for solutions. around the globe, misinformation has been seen to cause social and political harm, with people having less trust in the news, and in some cases being subjected to violence or death as a result. the leaders of france and germany have warned of the dangers posed by t

much of scotland and northern ireland will be fine. one or two showers in the north—west, where it's still quite windy. east anglia and the south—east look like staying dry as well. and it's still mild, not quite as mild as saturday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the us mobilises thousands of troops as president trump continues his crackdown on immigration ahead of the midterm elections. at this very moment, large and well—organised caravans of migrants are marching towards our southern border. some people call it an invasion. it's like an invasion. google's global walkout: staff show their anger at the tech giant's treatment of women and ethnic minorities. us authorities charge two former goldman sachs bankers and a fugitive malaysian financier following one of the world's biggest financial scandals. and the new sound of south africa: we meet the djs setting a course from the street to stardom.

showers and outreach of still showers and outreach of rain into parts of eastern scotland and for most of us, temperatures are still in single figures of. this chilly because it is less windy. chance on sunday for outbreaks of rain in southern england, not showing up at there is uncertainty about the prospect of that. mainly dry elsewhere. single figure temperatures. there is a pool of cold air cumulating over us, what will shift that? area of low pressure will have a go deeper into next week. first half of the week, high—pressure, settled mainly, frosty at night. the low pressure tries to come in later in the week on the turning more unsettled once again and less cold with the air coming in from the south—west but it isa coming in from the south—west but it is a very slow process. towards the end of the week we are waiting for that to come in. noticed this mild and moving in. it will take its time, this battle between the mild airand the time, this battle between the mild air and the cold air and the high and low pressure. it looks like probably the mild, more unsettled will com

perhaps up to 60mph over scotland. and the rain will slide towards north—west england and west wales. for the midlands and the south—east, sunshine and mild. saturday night the rain will move eastwards. in one or two places such as cardiff, perhaps belfast as well, there could be some rain if you're off to any fireworks displays. it will be windy with a fair amount of dry weather. on saturday night this system will wriggle across central parts of the uk. and low pressure sliding to the north—west, but another starting to develop to the south and on sunday that will feed rain into the south west and wales. still windy, but not as windy as saturday. to sum up, mild, often windy with some rain at times. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at seven: a stark warning from the met office — the uk has faced more extremes of hot weather and downpours over the last decade due to global warming. a paraplegic man sues luton airport after claims that he was forced to drag himself through the terminal building

for scotland, a brings a new opportunity. topping the group stage opens the back group to a major final and opens the back group to a major finaland a 20 opens the back group to a major final and a 20 year weight would come down to a playoff, but to get their scotland had to beat israel, and at this stadium has rarely seen it done easy. when hampden park night visitors opened the scoring many sensed the same old story, but this team does have characters emerge in right now and james forrest is showing their clinical street. this was the equaliser to break the tension. he already scored twice for scotland against albania on saturday. now the celtic man was crowning a perfect week. his second goal made him belief, but even in the noise he was composed enough for a third. i had tried to define the night and restore the roar. there would be one israel goal back in an inevitable nervous finish, the best competition —— but this competition have unlocked a new scottish bravery and a route to a finals could be paved through a for

a few showers across scotland. it should be a little bit less cold across southern parts of england and wales. here we are closer to lower pressure. that weather front is attempting to push showers up a notch as clipping the southwest, but running through the english channel and going through other english areas. we still have easterly breeze, and a little bit of sunshine here and there. it's beginning to turn a little bit colder in the north, but still double figures in the south. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11pm: theresa may says further talks are needed to finalise a brexit deal before sunday's planned eu summit following a crunch meeting in brussels this evening. we have had a very good meeting this evening. we have made further progress. as a result we have given sufficient direction to negotiators and they can resolve the remaining issues. that work will start immediately. concerns for a 31—year—old british academicjailed for life in the united arab emirates on charges of spying. a s

ms sturgeon says the plans put scotland at a competitive disadvantage, because they would take scotland out of the single market, while northern ireland would in effect stay inside. our scotland editor sarah smith reports. nicola sturgeon says the proposed brexit agreement is unfair to scotla nd brexit agreement is unfair to scotland because it gives northern ireland this sort of deal she has long been arguing. the snp has a lwa ys long been arguing. the snp has always said they want scotland to stay in the single market and customs union even after the rest of the uk has left. the prime minister has always said that is some possible but the snp says if you can have separate arrangements the northern ireland why can't scotland operate under those rules? it is a case the scottie —— the scottish tories have long feared. they will not accept any deal which undermines the integrity of the united kingdom. theresa may was spared any resignations from the top scottish team. senior conservatives say they are satisfied this deal does protect the union but this did not stop nicola sturgeon sa

there will still be this front fringing the far west of scotland and northern ireland. more cloud here and some outbreaks of rain. still quite a breezy day. mist and low cloud quite stubborn to clear in places so some may have a fairly gloomy day, but where it does thin and break, we'll see some good spells of sunshine and again, temperatures in the midteens, 13 to 16 celsius. looking ahead towards the end of the week, we've got an area of high pressure keeping things fairly settled and keeping fronts in the atlantic at bay, so heading through friday and into the weekend, most will be dry. however, with lighter winds, we're likely to see some mist and fog and that may linger at times, and temperatures just starting to slide away through saturday. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and naga munchetty. our headlines today: theresa may agrees a deal on brexit with the eu. the prime minister now has to persuade her cabinet to agree the plan when it meets later today. ministers have been briefed on the details in a series of one to one meetings,

for northern england and southern scotland it will brighten up southern scotland it will brighten up as it will across east anglia into the midlands and the south—east with bright and sunny skies developing. for wales and south—west england, you are prone to a bit more cloud, some showers in the south of wales as well, with temperatures between six and seven wakely. ad on the strength of the wind, especially the strength of the wind, especially the northern half of the country and it will feel a lot colder. to receiving an overnight many of the shelves in the rain will turn to fade, we are looking at quiz goes to the will be a widespread frost. again we see patchy mist and fog forming, there will also be frost and ice potentially in places and we have got this cloud coming in from the north sea. to the extent of the cloud, that will drift towards the west of the course of the course of tomorrow's lobby first thing the west that is less in terms of sunshine, afair west that is less in terms of sunshine, a fair bit of it. already the cloud in the east producing some patchy light ra

ut no reference to scotland. utter contempt has once again been shown to the scottish government at parliament and its people. -- its parliament and its people. mr. speaker, deals for northern ireland means scotland can have its own deals. if northern ireland can stay in the single market, why not scotland, prime minister? the scottish government have published compromised documents calling for justice. the scottish parliament has affirmed that position. why does the prime minister ignore the democratically expressed position of the scottish government? what has happened to the claim of a partnership of equals? why are the desires of scotland been ignored when we know that a settlement can be delivered? why does the prime minister stand in the face of the legitimate demands of the scottish government and the scottish parliament? well, you know, the prime minister can shake her head. but it's a matter of fact. it's a matter of reality. show some respect for the devolved institutions. >> hear, hear, hear, hear. >>

not just wet england, and the western side of scotland. notjust wet but england, and the western side of scotland. not just wet but windy as well. looking at 9am in closer detail, much of england and wales, the far north—west be mainly dry, right or sunny spells. these black wind symbols give an indication of the wind gusts through wednesday morning. lightly touching 40— 50 mph for western coasts and heavy and persistent rain across northern ireland in southern and western scotland. warnings in place there. through wednesday that rain will be slowly pulling away north and eastwards. slowly turning dry across northern ireland, north—west england, central and southern scotland. eventually that rain is away from the highlands. by the afternoon most places becoming dry. very mild, 15— 16 celsius, particularly for the eastern side of scotland, given any sunshine and some help from the third effect. through wednesday evening we will see some lingering cloud across parts of scotland. further outbreaks of rain arriving into the far west of

some early sunshine perhaps across northern ireland, into wales and western scotland. maybe some sunshine developing at times across southern counties of england, but elsewhere, cloudy, a little bit damp with some wetter weather pushing back into eastern scotland, seven degrees if you're lucky here. eight or nine, i think, will be fairly typical elsewhere. another chilly sort of day. the threat of rain coming into the far south—west with this area of low pressure. higher pressure to the north of the uk, hence this east to south—easterly breeze, not particularly strong on friday. a nothing sort of day on friday. not much sunshine, a fair bit of crowd, most places will be dry, showers more likely in the south—west, and wetter weather again coming into eastern parts of scotland. those temperatures getting up to eight, nine, possibly even the heady heights of 10 degrees, so the temperatures are going the right way. the air is getting a bit less cold as it comes in from the south, but still not particularly warm if you're stuck under the cloud and some pockets of rain

touch of frost are parts of scotland and northern ireland and patchy mist and fog, different story as you can see across england and wales, the rain might stretch into parts of northern ireland and southern scotland, uncertainty on her far north ireland and southern scotland, uncertainty on herfar north it ireland and southern scotland, uncertainty on her far north it will grow but these weather fronts bringing back the milder atlantic air, the delineation between the north and the milder air in the south so we wake up to a wet one tomorrow morning, probably brighter after the fog clears not. it will move through quickly, the heavier rain, probably with some rather gusty winds. temperatures starting at six or seven but it is milder but it will be remaining quite cloudy, it will be remaining quite cloudy, it might temporarily write an app but low cloud and drizzle whilst further north mist and fog to clear first thing but for scotland and northern ireland it looks like a decent day, fewer showers than today actually. still a bit wintry over the hills when you look at the temperatures i

clear spells in the west of scotland will allow temperatures to dip away quite quickly overnight with a frost taking hold here and some of us down to “4 going into the morning. in fact, anywhere overnight when it is clear for any period of time, you can see temperatures in low single figures with a touch of frost, one or two mist and fog patches. we pick up the showers are still peppering eastern parts of scotland, across northern towards northern ireland and still feeding into the far south—east. these are overnight temperatures in towns and cities and of course in the countryside and suburbs it will be colder than this. into tomorrow morning and still on this flow of air coming in from the east, showers peppering eastern scotland, eastern england, some in northern ireland but much of western scotland, wales and the west of england will be dry and fairly sunny which means, for some of us, more blue sky compared to today. still single figure temperatures and a frost for many on a monday night into tuesday morning. some mist and fog around as well. but on tuesday, the atlantic star

more cloud coming into western scotland. most of the rainforest in scotland and bloody thing. still sunshine across southern counties of finland. temperatures similar to today. easterly breeze as we head into friday. and nothing sort of day really. not as much frost on friday morning. more cloud in general. a little sunshine here and there. was places dry. a few sharp showers in the south—west. more rain for eastern scotland. the weather pattern fairly static. high pressure to north of the uk. the pressure to the south and south—west threatening to push together with this weather pattern fairly static. high pressure to north of the uk. the pressure to the south and south—west threatening to push together with is weather from we head into the weekend we keep the one. temperatures in the right direction days. we might make double figures on saturday. most places dry. a little sunshine. a few showers and diverse out and showers across eastern part of it. and travelled to brussels ahead of a make or break summit this weekend. —— theresa may is in brussels ahead of a make

some early sunshine perhaps across northern ireland, into wales and western scotland. maybe some sunshine developing at times across southern counties of england, but elsewhere, cloudy, a little bit damp with some wetter weather pushing back into eastern scotland, seven degrees if you're lucky here. eight or nine, i think, will be fairly typical elsewhere. another chilly sort of day. the threat of rain coming into the far south—west with this area of low pressure. higher pressure to the north of the uk, hence this east to south—easterly breeze, not particularly strong on friday. a nothing sort of day on friday. not much sunshine, a fair bit of crowd, most places will be dry, showers more likely in the south—west, and wetter weather again coming into eastern parts of scotland. those temperatures getting up to eight, nine, possibly even the heady heights of 10 degrees, so the temperatures are going the right way. the air is getting a bit less cold as it comes in from the south, but still not particularly warm if you're stuck under the cloud and some pockets of rain

fairly across northern scotland where the winds forfairly light across northern scotland where the winds for fairly light with those clear skies overhead, could get colder in a few spots for a touch of frost but most places holding up between four and 10 celsius. tomorrow is of course armistice day, remembrance sunday, and the weather continues in the same rain. —— in the same manner. the showers are likely to combine into bands across england and wales through the morning, clipping into southwest scotland, behind datsun sunny spells but also further showers push in in, especially for the south coast of england and parts of the south and west of wales. east anglia, northern england and southwest scotland, a band of showery rain will be drifting through but for northern ireland and parts of scotland, most likely to be dry at 11 o'clock if you're heading out to a commemoration and as we head deeper into sunday through the afternoon, we continue to see showers feeding through. this band of showers is likely to turn things wet across northern ireland towards the end of the day, temperatu