duelling explains why the north sea fishing grounds are so important. with. me it's one of our most productive maritime areas of. the north sea it's rich in fish resources warm because the rivers that feed into it provide a lot of nutrients and interest almost one hundred percent of some commercial species are caught here. like herring for example a popular food in germany herring prefer to stay in british waters in late summer and autumn they tend to gather around northern scotland and the shutdown islands but this area is inside the two hundred miles down at the u.k. wants to keep for itself after breakfast at. this is the town of sustenance on the german baltic island of. factories here processed fifty thousand tons of herring every year and eighty percent of the catch comes from the north sea. people who work at those factories are keeping a close eye on fishing industry negotiations between britain and the e.u. . for those who say. the real problem now is that we might not have a decision on fishing access for twenty nineteen so we won't be able to catch

duelling explains why the north sea fishing grounds are so important. it's one of our most productive maritime areas for the north sea it's rich in fish resources warm because the rivers that feed into it provide a lot of nutrients and in bristol almost one hundred percent of some commercial species are caught here. like herring for example a popular food in germany herring prefer to stay in british waters in late summer and autumn they tend to gather around northern scotland and the shetland islands but this area is inside the two hundred miles own that the u.k. wants to keep for itself after breck's it. this is the town of sas nets on the german baltic island of. factories here processed fifty thousand tons of herring every year and eighty percent of the catch comes from the north sea. people who work at those factories are keeping a close eye on fishing industry negotiations between britain and the e.u. . those who say. the real problem now is that we might not have a decision on fishing access for twenty nineteen so we won't be able to catch herring

dealing explains why the north sea fishing grounds are so important. with this. it's one of our most productive maritime areas. the north sea is rich in fish resources or because the rivers that feed into it provide a lot of nutrients and interest almost one hundred percent of some commercial species are caught here. like herring for example a popular food in germany herring prefer to stay in british waters in late summer and autumn they tend to gather around northern scotland and the shetland islands but this area is inside the two hundred mile zone that the u.k. wants to keep for itself after bra. that. this is the town of sustenance on the german baltic island of. factories here processed fifty thousand tons of herring every year and eighty percent of the catch comes from the north sea. people who work at those factories are keeping a close eye on fishing industry negotiations between britain and the e.u. . three of those cases must be. the real problem now is that we might not have a decision on fishing access for twenty nineteen so we won't be able to catch

this is the german north sea port of play mahasen a city that has experienced. firsthand the decline of the country's fishing industry since the one nine hundred seventy s. . here at the institute a government research facility economist duelling has spent the past two years studying how breck's it might affect germany's fishing fleet. is coming from extreme fire. in the worst case scenario britain would shut us out and we'd have to find our quotas of fish elsewhere. or don't use in their stockroom but british waters are where the fish are. there for her other locations just don't have the quantity and even if they did it would be a lot more expensive to fish there that could lead to a situation where german ships could lose one hundred percent of the catch for a particular species. and i wish them a pretty you know with. so bracks it could have devastating consequences for european fleets that fish off the british coast. dealing explains why the north sea fishing grounds are so important. with this. it's one of our most productive maritime areas of. the north s

along the north sea coasts, well, six or seven potentially. best of the sunshine for the northeast of scotland on friday. highs of 11, maybe 12 degrees here. high still with us for the weekend, still feeding in chilly air on an easterly breeze. we see a front trying to get involved in the story, pushing in from the atlantic, but the high puts the brakes on that quite significantly. just perhaps on sunday, some rain for northern ireland and the far southwest of england. the front, though, will mean we see the wind picking up quite notably across the western side of the uk through the weekend. but still, we‘re very much dominated by dry weather.

rocker to sing she doesn't look like a saint grew up on the north sea. the coast his grandfather was a fisherman and always had this talismanic on his boat. the fact that it's the proposal i like to be out on the water i just can't resist a thought that when i was younger i had another career in mind but that didn't work out for the sea kept calling me back out here you're your own boss and it's up to you to find the fish but i think it has something to do with the thrill of the chase with young people was the song. flint knows this business inside out. this monitor shows him where the fish are clinton his crew sail the north sea between norway and scotland the fish move around the region depending on the season they don't pay any attention to international borders. but the question is will the north sea remain open to fishing that's by no means certain. flynn decides when and where the crew will put out the nets if he finds a good spot they can take in as many as two tons of fish in just twenty minutes. but even while flint is on the job he often worrie

we will see a little more cloud continuing to push in across the north sea overnight, that will be good news across parts of wales and the south—west of england preventing the temperatures from falling too low. where we keep the clearer skies, we could see temperatures just dipping below freezing in places. so again, a touch of light frost not out of the question. starting off tomorrow morning on another drive, quiet note with a little bit of more cloud the further west you are and the cloud coming in off the north sea. going through the day, slightly drier air will allow more sunshine to come through but temperatures still struggling. the high pressure stays without into the weekend. in fact, if anything, we're going to continue to drive in more colder air so it will feel chillier as we get through to saturday and sunday. the good news is, it will continue to stay largely dry. a few extra layers is what is needed first thing in the morning on saturday, which will be a fairly cloudy day. but again, it will be dry. just the risk of an isolated shower across the south—east. temperatur

the mist and fog and low cloud rolling in from the north sea and temperatures about 7 degrees. now, we should get sunshine in the north—east of england on tuesday but our air is getting colder. 0ur air is coming all the way from scandinavia over the cold north sea so we are going to find temperatures dropping. that mild and warmer windier weather is staying out in the atlantic and it wasn't very warm in mid wales on monday with thick cloud, some showery rain too. we should get some sunshine here i think on tuesday because the rain is still probably a bit further south through rush—hour, so affecting south wales, southern england, perhaps into the south midlands. move further north, very much quieter, bit of a chillier start perhaps one or two mist and fog patches but sunshine in most areas and very light winds as well a much sunnier day for the north—east of england. we will still have this showery rain mind you and it is moving very, very slowly its way southwards. it could induce a few more thundery downpours in the south west of england during the afternoon. away from

elsewhere, more and more cloud feeding in from the north sea, a spot of drizzle and blanket of cloud holding temperatures between 5—7. it does mean a grey start on sunday for many of us, and still a bit of patchy rain across north—east england and scotland. moving through the day signs things will brighten up down towards the south, but that could just serve to kick off one or two hefty showers, particularly to the south of the m4 corridor. some hit and miss thunderstorms by the end of the day. 17 degrees in london, a little bit cooler further north and east. next week gets off to a mild start, but it looks increasingly likely that cold air will come back in from the north—east as the week wears on. the forecast looks like this. showers towards the south on monday and tuesday, a mild start to the week, but from the north—east things are expected to turn cooler, temperatures beginning to dip away. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: fears of a major military confrontation in libya. un tal

easterly breezes, mind you, colder around the north sea coasts. a significant drop in temperature around east anglia as well as western parts of scotland where it's quite warm on monday. it gets chilly as the sun goes down and we should see these showers moving down, further south out towards the english channel overnight. clear skies, maybe one or two mist and fog patches but a chillier night. northern parts of the uk, a touch of frost around. we're going to find any showers getting squeezed away to the south by this developing area of high pressure. that is extending its way into the uk and is keeping all of these weather fronts at bay from the atlantic. a lot of quiet and dry weather through the rest of the week. chilly start on wednesday. any showers are more likely to be across the english channel. should be a dry day for the most part, maybe a bit more cloud coming in and more a breeze across east anglia and the south—east of england. a chilly breeze as well. those temperatures are not changing an awful lot. 9—13, if you're lucky. a bit

temperatures still pegged back into single figures along north sea coasts and generally feeling a bit cooler on friday. the cooling trend continues further into the weekend. a battle taking place between low pressure in the atlantic trying to move in with milder air. the colder air from high pressure holding it at bay, though, over the weekend. so it is going to stay mainly settled over the weekend. so no rain showing up on the charts here but notice the temperatures edging down a degree or so and the breeze picking up as well. around that area of high pressure, a stronger wind. dry for most, occasional sunshine, cloudier then by sunday but a windier picture, especially in the west, and it is going to feel chilly in that wind. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty in westminster. brexit delayed again — the eu grants an extension up to the end of october after late night talks in brussels. the uk should have left the eu by now and i sincerely regret the fact that i have not yet been able to persuade parliament to approve a deal. we'll also be getting a european view

for many, temperatures stuck in single figures especially on the north sea coast. for scotland, favourable wind directions with temperatures up to 1a, as we have had over the past few days. clear weather overnight and into sunday but cloud increasing over the far south of england, northern ireland, and on the north sea coast with the breeze we should avoid a frost, but elsewhere we are in the blue so another frost as sunday begins. but with plenty of morning sunshine, some clouds developing. a stray shower here or there, most places will stay dry. in cornwall and northern ireland, expect cloud, the further west you are, you could see some patchy rain out of this weather front but most places will stay dry, with some cloud building during the day. temperatures similar, as is the wind, so it is feeling chilly. however, into next week, still high pressure, low pressure battling, but the orientation changing. as does the wind direction, eventually drawing some warm air from the south. although it is still high pressure and still mainly settled, it is going to feel very

so some of these north—east north sea coasts could well stay quite murky once again. but lots of sunshine developing elsewhere. but we have got that stubborn front bringing more rain along the south coast of england, into south wales too. and you'll notice, by tuesday, that things are starting to turn a little bit cooler, so top temperatures around about 9 or 10 across the east of scotland. perhaps 13 or 14 down towards the south—west. but it will turn colder through tuesday night and on into wednesday, and that's because we start to import this air from scandinavia. so an easterly breeze developing and a drop in temperature. by the time we get to wednesday, there will more sunshine for most of us. still a little bit murky around some of these eastern coasts and just the remnants of that weather front bringing a bit more cloud towards the south—west. but elsewhere, a lot of dry, sunny weather, light winds too, although temperatures not great for this time of year. many of us, particularly towards eastern coasts, are stuck in single figures. and if we look further

in general, low cloud, mist and murk from the north sea. we have this easterly breeze ringing in cloud from the north sea, this weather front bringing in cloud from the north sea, this weatherfront bringing in rain. in wales, we see showers. some getting into northern ireland. to the north, sunshine, a misty and murky morning but some will burn back, lingering around the east coast. in the west, more sunshine and the highest temperatures. they are generally in the mid—teens, cooler around the east coast. sunny weather in south—west england but some showers are likely around the aisles of silly and the channel isles. this band of cloud and rain in the south—east of england and south wales, with a lot of dry weather further north. a settled day, some missed and low cloud, but in the east it feels cooler, and around newcastle it's about 9 degrees. plymouth with sunny spells in the south—west of england. 0n plymouth with sunny spells in the south—west of england. on tuesday and into wednesday, blue colours edging in from the east. col

but a north east breeze introducing cloud along the north sea coast. here, it will feel quite cold. towards the west, temperatures are better but noticeably down on today. also by night. wednesday night, the coldest of this week. many places on thursday morning waking up to a patchy frost. after a bright start, cloud will start to increase. as we head into friday, some places will see temperatures just reach single figures. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live — i‘m simon mccoy. today at 2. all smiles for the cameras — theresa may meets the german chancellor in berlin, in a last minute effort to get an extension to the date of brexit the prime minister is now on her way here to paris to meet emmanuel macron to try and get him to back her. debenhams‘ lenders take control of the struggling high street chain — after rejecting rescue efforts from sports direct‘s mike ashley. harder to change a mobile phone contract — criticism of the changes in the divorce law — allowing couples to split faster and, it‘s hoped, with less acrimony. coming up on afternoon live all the

it will feel a little cool for north sea coasts but inland, highs of 18, i9, for north sea coasts but inland, highs of 18, 19, maybe 20 degrees. medal 20 is possible in the south by the time we get to saturday. —— middle. you're watching beyond one hundred days. france's wealthiest companies and citizens step up — pledging millions to restore notre dame. that will be a way off — today police and fire services are busy trying to determine if the building is safe and secure. we got more images from the cathedral today — inside and out, the damage is less terrible than originally feared. the damage is devastating but the main building has been saved. the damage is devastating but the main building has been savedm the damage is devastating but the main building has been saved. it is not just a main building has been saved. it is notjust a building but our common legacy and strengthen history and it belongs to everyone. the president was quick to the scene to assess damage — tonight emmanuel macron will address the nation. we will bring you what he says.

perhaps chillier in north sea coasts. overnight we continue with cloud affecting the north—east of scotland. still some showers mainly staying offshore. not quite as cold as tonight. temperatures largely above freezing but in the north—east of england, through parts of central scotland, temperatures dropping below freezing. on friday, cloud building during the morning. a cloudy afternoon compared to today. later on, some brighter skies developing across eastern areas of england. again, temperatures are struggling, 8-10d again, temperatures are struggling, 8—10d or perhaps 11. as we go into the weekend, temperatures very similar, some sunny spells during saturday, quite a breeze around on saturday. by sunday, their amount of cloud, should be dry, temperatures remaining 8—10d. goodbye. this is business live from bbc news with victoria fritz and maryam moshiri. a hallowe'en brexit — the eu gives the uk a new deadline of october the 31st. live from london, that's our top story on thursday the 11th of april. firms sa

along the north sea coastline. in the west we have rain across parts of northern ireland, south—west wales, and south—west england. gusty winds here as well. temperatures today, looking at highs of up to 1a degrees. along the north sea coastline it is more likely to be 7—9. through the evening and overnight there will be cloud around. the weather front makes a little bit more progress eastwards. again there will be the odd heavy burst on it and temperatures tonight between four and eight. tomorrow we start off on a cloudy note. we will continue on a cloudy node. much more so than today. the weather front still drifting east, getting into was the west midlands. we should see some of that rain getting into the south—east. it will be light and patchy. again, cool along the north sea coastline. inland temperatures continue to claim. tomorrow's high likely to be around 15. for wednesday we the mist and patches for wales and south—west england to begin with. they will lift. we're looking at largely dry day for

so, here's the storm, you can see the centre moving into the north sea, and tonight it's just going to stay quite breezy, with some showers. some of them heavy around north—western parts of the uk. early evening the gusts inland well in excess of a0 mph, not quite as strong here around the western areas. temperatures at 7pm around 12 in london, optimistic nine degrees in newcastle, and tonight it will be quite chilly. a dry night for most of us, apart from north—western areas of wales, the midlands and a couple of showers elsewhere. the majority of the country should have some clear spells. we are talking around four degrees in northern towns and cities. sunday's weather map looks like there's hardly anything left of the storm, just exiting, the southern portion of the north sea. this is the forecast for the marathon on sunday, temperatures around 8—9 degrees, peaking at around 13—111. a bit of a breeze but it should die away. this afternoon not looking bad, a couple of showers in parts of east anglia, on the whole a bright day, sunny day for many of us. winds are a lot lighter

for many, temperatures stuck in single figures especially on the north sea coast. for scotland, favourable wind directions with temperatures up to 1a, as we have had over the past few days. clear weather overnight and into sunday but cloud increasing over the far south of england, northern ireland, and on the north sea coast with the breeze we should avoid a frost, but elsewhere we are in the blue so another frost as sunday begins. but with plenty of morning sunshine, some clouds developing. a stray shower here or there, most places will stay dry. in cornwall and northern ireland, expect cloud, the further west you are, you could see some patchy rain out of this weather front but most places will stay dry, with some cloud building during the day. temperatures similar, as is the wind, so it is feeling chilly. however, into next week, still high pressure, low pressure battling, but the orientation changing. as does the wind direction, eventually drawing some warm air from the south. although it is still high pressure and still mainly settled, it is going to feel very

sea. high—pressure building in from the south—west. this means a much more settled day on sunday. not completely dry, some showers around. some sunny spells though and crucially, less windy. so a much quieter start to the day. one or two showers, as you can see, including close to the london area, and it is a big day in london because the marathon is taking place. there is likely to be a lot of cloud

so some of these north—east north sea coasts could well stay quite murky once again. but lots of sunshine developing elsewhere. but we have got that stubborn front bringing more rain along the south coast of england, into south wales too. and you'll notice, by tuesday, that things are starting to turn a little bit cooler so top temperatures around 9 or 10 across the east of scotland. perhaps 13 or 1a down towards the south—west. but it will turn colder through tuesday night and on into wednesday and that's because we start to import this air from scandinavia. so an easterly breeze developing and a drop in temperature. by the time we get to wednesday, there will more sunshine for most of us. still a little but murky around some of these eastern coasts and just the remnants of that weather front bringing a bit more cloud towards the south—west. but elsewhere, a lot of dry, sunny weather, light winds too, although temperatures not great for this time of year. many of us, particularly towards eastern coasts, are stuck in single figures. and if we look further ahead to

still a little bit cooler around some of those north sea coasts, eastern scotland, northeast england. but otherwise temperatures are continuing to rise, 20 or 21 is quite likely on thursday. friday, hardly a cloud in the sky. a beautiful day, good friday. we'll see lots of sunshine. this light south to south—easterly breeze putting that warmth northwards. so 21 or 22 through the central belt of scotland. 22 or 23 from london through the midlands to the north—west of england. this is a flavour of what's to come over the easter weekend. the peak of the heat likely to be on saturday. northern areas terminal cloudy. maybe seeing some rain, particularly on sunday. but the southeast still dry with some sunshine. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm kasia madera, in london. the headlines: president macron promises to rebuild notre—dame within five years, as it's revealed the cathedral was just half an hour away from being completely destroyed. ecuador‘s president tells the bbc the shocking details that led to him ending julian assange‘s asylum. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. also in t

some outbreaks of rain sometimes, in the north sea coast the wind coming off the sea. particularly where sunshine is further west it will be a mild day, 11— 1a degrees, blue skies overhead and a bit of patchy cloud here and there. it will be western areas that hold onto the clearest of the skies as we go through saturday night, so much so that parts of northern ireland could see a touch of frost. elsewhere, more and more cloud feeding in from the north sea, a spot of drizzle and blanket of cloud holding temperatures between 5-7. it cloud holding temperatures between 5—7. it does mean a great start on sunday for many of us, and still a bit of patchy rain across north—east england and scotland. moving through the day sign things will brighten up down towards the south, but that could just serve to kick off one or two hefty showers, particularly to the south of the ma corridor. some hit and miss thunderstorms by the end of the day. 17 degrees in london, a little bit cooler north and east. sunday gets off to a mild start, but it looks increasingly likely that cold ai

so some of these north—east north sea coasts could well stay quite murky once again. but lots of sunshine developing elsewhere. but we have got that stubborn front bringing more rain along the south coast of england, into south wales too. and you'll notice, by tuesday, that things are starting to turn a little bit cooler so top temperatures around 9 or 10 across the east of scotland. perhaps 13 or 1a down towards the south—west. but it will turn colder through tuesday night and on into wednesday and that's because we start to import this air from scandinavia. so an easterly breeze developing and a drop in temperature. by the time we get to wednesday, there will more sunshine for most of us. still a little but murky around some of these eastern coasts and just the remnants of that weather front bringing a bit more cloud towards the south—west. but elsewhere, a lot of dry, sunny weather, light winds too, although temperatures not great for this time of year. many of us, particularly towards eastern coasts, are stuck in single figures. and if we look further ahead to

so, here's the storm, you can see the sender moving into the north sea, and tonight it's just going to stay quite breezy, with some showers. some of them heavy around north—western parts of the uk. early evening the gusts in llandow well in excess of a0 mph, not quite as strong here around the western areas. temperatures at 7pm around 12 in london, optimistic 9 degrees in newcastle, and tonight it will be quite chilly. a dry night for most of us, apart from north—western areas of wales, the midlands and a couple of showers elsewhere. the majority of the country should have some clear spells. we are talking around 4 degrees in northern towns and cities. sunday's weather map looks like there's hardly anything left of the storm, just exiting, the southern portion of the north sea. this is the forecast forced their marathon on sunday, temperatures around 8—9 degrees, peaking at around 13—111. a bit of a breeze but it should die away. this afternoon not looking bad, a couple of showers in parts of east anglia, on the wholly bright day, sunny day for many of us. winds are a lot light

elsewhere, more and more cloud feeding in from the north sea, a spot of drizzle and blanket of cloud holding temperatures between 5—7. it does mean a grey start on sunday for many of us, and still a bit of patchy rain across north—east england and scotland. moving through the day signs things will brighten up down towards the south, but that could just serve to kick off one or two hefty showers, particularly to the south of the m4 corridor. some hit and miss thunderstorms by the end of the day. 17 degrees in london, a little bit cooler further north and east. next week gets off to a mild start, but it looks increasingly likely that cold air will come back in from the north—east as the week wears on. the forecast looks like this. showers towards the south on monday and tuesday, a mild start to the week, but from the north—east things are expected to turn cooler, temperatures beginning to dip away. this is bbc news, the headlines: the un fear is a major military conflict could take place in libya. it comes after talks between the secretary general and the country but was most p

still nippy on the north sea coast. we are expecting that cold airto coast. we are expecting that cold air to waft away towards the north and these warmer currents of air coming out of europe will win. the fly in the ointment is that on tuesday before this warming process is upon us, before the warm weather arrives, we have a weather front to get rid of on tuesday. maybe cloudy skies on tuesday with one or two spits and spots of rain. notice these yellow sites coming in, that means the temperatures will be hitting the mid—teens. by wednesday, no weather front, in fact it is way out there in the atlantic. we are underneath those sunny skies. temperatures recovering to around 18 in london, the mid—teens as far north as the lowlands of scotland. from wednesday you will start to notice the difference. by the time we get to thursday and friday, the skies will look like this. it will be perfect picnic weather with temperatures expected to hit 22 degrees. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the cabinet office minister david lidington says the government and l

the mist and fog and low cloud rolling in from the north sea and temperatures about 7 degrees. now, we should get sunshine in the north—east of england on tuesday but our air is getting colder. 0ur air is coming all the way from scandinavia over the cold north sea so we are going to find temperatures dropping. that mild and warmer windier weather is staying out in the atlantic and it wasn't very warm in mid wales on monday with thick cloud, some showery rain too. we should get some sunshine here i think on tuesday because the rain is still probably a bit further south through rush—hour, so affecting south wales, southern england, perhaps into the south midlands. move further north, very much quieter, bit of a chillier start perhaps one or two mist and fog patches but sunshine in most areas and very light winds as well a much sunnier day for the north—east of england. we will still have this showery rain mind you and it is moving very, very slowly its way southwards. it could induce a few more thundery downpours in the south west of england during the afternoon. away from

for many, temperatures stuck in single figures especially on the north sea coast. for scotland, avourable wind directions with temperatures up to 14, as we have had over the past few days. clear weather overnight and into sunday but cloud increasing over the far south of england, northern ireland, and on the north sea coast with the breeze we should avoid a frost, but elsewhere we are in the blue so another frost as sunday begins. plenty of morning sunshine, some showers developing. a stray shower here or there, most places will stay dry. cornwall and northern ireland, expect cloud, the further west you are, you could see some patchy rain out of this weather front but most places will stay dry, with some cloud building during the day. temperatures similar, as is the wind, so it is feeling chilly. however, into next week, still high pressure, low pressure battling, but the orientation changing. as does the wind direction, eventually drawing some warm air from the south. although it is still high pressure and still mainly settled, it is going to feel very different.

some of our north sea coasts bit cooler. 12 degrees, the expected high in aberdeen. the best of the sunshine. talking of sunshine, more of that to go around in good friday. we end the week in sunny skies and with high temperatures as well. highs pushing into the high teens and low 20s. 21 in edinburgh, 22 in cardiff, and again, a bit fresher around some of the eastern coasts. saturday looks like being the dry, sunny day for most of the uk. we could see a change to claudia weather. weather fronts could bring rain here. the other changeable notices, with the change in the wind direction, our eastern coasts will tend to warm up but in band, we could see highs reaching around 2a, 20 five degrees. for the second half of the holiday weekend, we see the weather systems moving off the atlantic, changes the way. that will mean we see rain moving in across northern ireland and scotland, preferably saturday night into sunday, change moving in. further south, another dry day on sunday and still pretty warm as well before we see that change to cooler, more unsettled weather. the

temperatures still pegged back into single figures along north sea coasts and generally feeling a bit cooler on friday. the cooling trend continues further into the weekend. a battle taking place between low pressure in the atlantic trying to move in with milder air. the colder air from high pressure holding it at bay, though, over the weekend. so it is going to stay mainly settled over the weekend. so no rain showing up on the charts here but notice the temperatures edging down a degree or so and the breeze picking up as well. around that area of high pressure, a stronger wind. dry for most, occasional sunshine, cloudier then by sunday but a windier picture, especially in the west, and it is going to feel chilly in that wind. this is bbc news. the headlines: eu leaders have agreed an extension to brexit until the end of october at an emergency summit in brussels. donald tusk urged the uk not to waste any more time. theresa may said she was determined to deliver on the result of the referendum as quickly as possible, voting is taking place in the first stage of the indian general elec

easterly breezes, mind you, colder around the north sea coasts. a significant drop in temperature around east anglia as well as western parts of scotland where it's quite warm on monday. it gets chilly as the sun goes down and we should see these showers moving down, further south out towards the english channel overnight. clear skies, maybe one or two mist and fog patches but a chillier night. northern parts of the uk, a touch of frost around. we're going to find any showers getting squeezed away to the south by this developing area of high pressure. that is extending its way into the uk and is keeping all of these weather fronts at bay from the atlantic. a lot of quiet and dry weather through the rest of the week. chilly start on wednesday. any showers are more likely to be across the english channel. should be a dry day for the most part, maybe a bit more cloud coming in and more a breeze across east anglia and the south—east of england. a chilly breeze as well. those temperatures are not changing an awful lot. 9—13, if you're lucky. a bit

temperatures still pegged back into single figures along north sea coasts and generally feeling a bit cooler on friday. the cooling trend continues further into the weekend. a battle taking place between low pressure in the atlantic trying to move in with milder air. the colder air from high pressure holding it at bay, though, over the weekend. so it is going to stay mainly settled over the weekend. so no rain showing up on the charts here but notice the temperatures edging down a degree or so and the breeze picking up as well. around that area of high pressure, a stronger wind. dry for most, occasional sunshine, cloudier then by sunday but a windier picture, especially in the west, 00:28:57,283 --> 2147483051:51:13,356 and it is going to feel 2147483051:51:13,356 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 chilly in that wind. this programme is live captioned this is bbc news. the headlines: atan at an emergency summit in brussels, eu leaders have agreed to another extension to brexit. this time until the end of october. task urged the eu to not waste any more time. voting is taking place in the first

for many, temperatures stuck in single figures especially on the north sea coast. for scotland, favourable wind directions with temperatures up to 1a, as we have had over the past few days. clear weather overnight and into sunday but cloud increasing over the far south of england, northern ireland, and on the north sea coast with the breeze we should avoid a frost, but elsewhere we are in the blue so another frost as sunday begins. but with plenty of morning sunshine, some clouds developing. a stray shower here or there, most places will stay dry. in cornwall and northern ireland, expect cloud, the further west you are, you could see some patchy rain out of this weather front but most places will stay dry, with some cloud building during the day. temperatures similar, as is the wind, so it is feeling chilly. however, into next week, still high pressure, low pressure battling, but the orientation changing. as does the wind direction, eventually drawing some warm air from the south. although it is still high pressure and still mainly settled, it is going to feel very

for many, temperatures stuck in single figures especially on the north sea coast. for scotland, avourable wind directions with temperatures up to 1a, as we have had over the past few days. clear weather overnight and into sunday but cloud increasing over the far south of england, northern ireland, and on the north sea coast with the breeze we should avoid a frost, but elsewhere we are in the blue so another frost as sunday begins. but with plenty of morning sunshine, some showers developing. a stray shower here or there, most places will stay dry. in cornwall and northern ireland, expect cloud, the further west you are, you could see some patchy rain out of this weather front but most places will stay dry, with some cloud building during the day. temperatures similar, as is the wind, so it is feeling chilly. however, into next week, still high pressure, low pressure battling, but the orientation changing. as does the wind direction, eventually drawing some warm air from the south. although it is still high pressure and still mainly settled, it is going to feel very

sea coasts. further west, highs of 12 or 13 celsius. those temperatures will fall away in the evening and overnight, in most parts of the country, we'll have clear skies, except for northern scotland, where there is more cloud coming in, so it won't be as cold. a frost possible for the west country by thursday morning. as we head towards the end of the week, high pressure dominating the weather, building down from scandinavia across the uk, locking all the weather fronts for the time being. so a lot of dry weather for thursday, there's cloud in northern scotland and there might be a few spots of drizzle over the hills. we're likely to find increasing cloud over central and eastern parts of england, northern ireland, sunshine. the best of the sunshine for wales and western england. typical temperatures still only 10 or 11 degrees. light winds on thursday, but that changes on friday. dry with some sunshine at times, more sunshine as we head into the weekend but the winds going to be strengthening.

elsewhere, more and more cloud feeding in from the north sea, a spot of drizzle and blanket of cloud holding temperatures between 5—7. it does mean a grey start on sunday for many of us, and still a bit of patchy rain across north—east england and scotland. moving through the day signs things will brighten up down towards the south, but that could just serve to kick off one or two hefty showers, particularly to the south of the m4 corridor. some hit and miss thunderstorms by the end of the day. 17 degrees in london, a little bit cooler further north and east. next week gets off to a mild start, but it looks increasingly likely that cold air will come back in from the north—east as the week wears on. the forecast looks like this. showers towards the south on monday and tuesday, a mild start to the week, but from the north—east things are expected to turn cooler, temperatures beginning to dip away. this is bbc news, the headlines: the un fear is a major military conflict could take days in libya. it comes after talks between the secretary general and the country's most powerful

elsewhere, more and more cloud feeding in from the north sea, a spot of drizzle and blanket of cloud holding temperatures between 5—7. it does mean a grey start on sunday for many of us, and still a bit of patchy rain across north—east england and scotland. moving through the day signs things will brighten up down towards the south, but that could just serve to kick off one or two hefty showers, particularly to the south of the m4 corridor. some hit and miss thunderstorms by the end of the day. 17 degrees in london, a little bit cooler further north and east. next week gets off to a mild start, but it looks increasingly likely that cold air will come back in from the north—east as the week wears on. the forecast looks like this. showers towards the south on monday and tuesday, a mild start to the week, but from the north—east things are expected to turn cooler, temperatures beginning to dip away. this is bbc news. the headlines: the un fears a major military conflict could take place in libya. it comes after talks between the secretary general and the country's ms palfor war

elsewhere, more and more cloud feeding in from the north sea, a spot of drizzle and blanket of cloud holding temperatures between 5—7. it does mean a grey start on sunday for many of us, and still a bit of patchy rain across north—east england and scotland. moving through the day signs things will brighten up down towards the south, but that could just serve to kick off one or two hefty showers, particularly to the south of the m4 corridor. some hit and miss thunderstorms by the end of the day. 17 degrees in london, a little bit cooler further north and east. next week gets off to a mild start, but it looks increasingly likely that cold air will come back in from the north—east as the week wears on. the forecast looks like this. showers towards the south on monday and tuesday, a mild start to the week, but from the north—east things are expected to turn cooler, temperatures beginning to dip away. this is bbc news, the headlines: fears of a major military confrontation in libya. un talks with the country's most powerful warlord fail as his forces advance on the capital. after

elsewhere, more and more cloud feeding in from the north sea, a spot of drizzle and blanket of cloud holding temperatures between 5—7. it does mean a grey start on sunday for many of us, and still a bit of patchy rain across north—east england and scotland. moving through the day signs things will brighten up down towards the south, but that could just serve to kick off one or two hefty showers, particularly to the south of the m4 corridor. some hit and miss thunderstorms by the end of the day. 17 degrees in london, a little bit cooler further north and east. next week gets off to a mild start, but it looks increasingly likely that cold air will come back in from the north—east as the week wears on. the forecast looks like this. showers towards the south on monday and tuesday, a mild start to the week, but from the north—east 00:28:17,811 --> 2147483051:50:53,620 things are expected to turn cooler, 2147483051:50:53,620 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 temperatures beginning to dip away. this is bbc news, the headlines: the un fears a major military conflict could take place in libya.

i the ”he; w“ ithe north sea. a still coming in off the north see. a lot of places will still coming in off the north sea. a lot of places will be dry. not quite as sunny lot of places will be dry. not quite as sunny and temperatures are going to struggle to around nine or 10 celsius. to this evening, a lot of the client that builds up will then tend to melt away. we keep clear skies for northern ireland, much of scotla nd skies for northern ireland, much of scotland and wales and the south—west of finland. some rain not far away though. there will be frost elsewhere, most likely across northern england and scotland. the frost is more limited because the winds will be picking up. tomorrow will be a much windier day, gail is possibly across northern ireland towards the far south—west of ingrid where we have the rain. we have showers for the north—east of scotland, but a dry slice of weather and some sunshine. and that was the weather, now it is time for dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week, a whole

more of us will see dry weather, but with a bit of cloud feeding in from the north sea. most of us frost free on saturday morning, maybe just dropping down to freezing across some parts of scotland. the weekend then will be relatively mild, but often cloudy. some sunny breaks here and there, equally a little bit of rain where that cloud is at its thickest. easterly winds blowing across the british isles, that means the thickest of the cloud will be focused across eastern and then central areas, with some spots of rain, maybe the odd shower. further west, the best chance of seeing some sunshine, generally a mild day on saturday, but for some of these north sea coasts, it will be a little bit chilly with the wind coming in off the sea. on sunday, we keep easterly wind, a lot of cloud and the odd spot of drizzle, but as we go through the afternoon, there is a potential that we will see some sharp showers breaking out through the south—east, maybe into the midlands, wales, parts of north—west england, driven by some high temperatures. 15—17 degrees. monday is going to

so, here's the storm, you can see the sender moving into the north sea, and tonight it's just going to stay quite breezy, with some showers. some of them heavy around north—western parts of the uk. early evening the gusts in llandow well in excess of a0 mph, not quite as strong here around the western areas. temperatures at 7pm around 12 in london, optimistic 9 degrees in newcastle, and tonight it will be quite chilly. a dry night for most of us, apart from north—western areas of wales, the midlands and a couple of showers elsewhere. the majority of the country should have some clear spells. we are talking around a degrees in northern towns and cities. sunday's weather map looks like there's hardly anything left of the storm, just exiting, the southern portion of the north sea. this is the forecast forced their marathon on sunday, temperatures around eight or 9 degrees, peaking at around 13 or 1a. a bit of a breeze but it should die away. this afternoon not looking bad, a couple of showers in parts of east anglia, on the wholly bright day, sunny day for many of us. winds are a lot

temperatures still pegged back into single figures along north sea coasts and generally feeling a bit cooler on friday. the cooling trend continues further into the weekend. a battle taking place between low pressure in the atlantic trying to move in with milder air. the colder air from high pressure holding it at bay, though, over the weekend. so it is going to stay mainly settled over the weekend. so no rain showing up on the charts here but notice the temperatures edging down a degree or so and the breeze picking up as well. around that area of high pressure, a stronger wind. dry for most, occasional sunshine, cloudier then by sunday but a windier picture, especially in the west, and it is going to feel chilly in that wind. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: donald tusk confirms there will be another delay to brexit until the end of october — but there‘s still widespread frustration. please do not waste this time. the british pm remains defiant — but has theresa may done enough to cal

along the north sea coasts, well, six or seven potentially. best of the sunshine for the northeast of scotland on friday. highs of 11, maybe 12 degrees here. high still with us for the weekend, still feeding in chilly air on an easterly breeze. we see a front trying to get involved in the story, pushing in from the atlantic, but the high puts the brakes on that quite significantly. just perhaps on sunday, some rain for northern ireland and the far southwest of england. the front, though, will mean we see the wind picking up quite notably across the western side of the uk through the weekend. but still, we‘re very much dominated by dry weather. it‘s a pretty chilly story, and the best of our sunshine will be found on saturday. however, keep the faith because it does look like by the time we get into the following week and start getting closer to the easter weekend, we‘ll start to pull some milder air in from further south in europe and our temperatures should recover — perhaps even to the high teens by friday. this is bbc news. i‘m cl

a lot of cloud feeding its way into the north sea. temperatures as we start the weekend holding up between three and seven degrees for most, maybe just a touch faster across sheltered spots in scotland, so for the weekend itself, relatively mild and often cloudy. we will see some sunshine. equally, where the cloud is at its thickest, there could be a little bit of rain at times. easterly winds bring a little bit of cloud into eastern parts of england and eastern scotland, migrating further westwards into the midlands, north—west england as we go through the day, with the odd spots of patchy rain or drizzle, some showers perhaps across north—east scotland. a mild day for most of us with the best of the sunshine in the eest. a bit of cloud and the odd overnight shower here and there, but the potential for some heavy showers to break out across the south—east, the midlands, perhaps towards merseyside as we go through the afternoon. just a bit chilly for some of those north sea coasts, mild again on monday, but it does look like it

easterly breezes, mind you, colder around the north sea coasts. a significant drop in temperature around east anglia as well as western parts of scotland where it's quite warm on monday. it gets chilly as the sun goes down and we should see these showers moving down, further south out towards the english channel overnight. clear skies, maybe one or two mist and fog patches but a chillier night. northern parts of the uk, a touch of frost around. we're going to find any showers getting squeezed away to the south by this developing area of high pressure. that is extending its way into the uk and is keeping all of these weather fronts at bay from the atlantic. a lot of quiet and dry weather through the rest of the week. chilly start on wednesday. any showers are more likely to be across the english channel. should be a dry day for the most part, maybe a bit more cloud coming in and more a breeze across east anglia and the south—east of england. a chilly breeze as well. those temperatures are not changing an awful lot. 9—13, if you're lucky. a bit

despite the sunny spells, temperatures are likely to struggle, critically on those exposed north sea coasts. on sunday, really could be a case of spot the difference but i suspect on sunday, a little more cloud around with a little more moisture feeding off the north sea. a cloudier day. always the risk of a few isolated showers on this east coast into badgers with the cloud. —— and temperatures struggling. a change to come in the forecast as we had to easter weekend. that high—pressure will start move away in little and into the early half of the week, it's going to allow these weather fronts to bring some showers. however, not for long, because tings will start to change. we start to drag up a southeasterly feed. i will allow slightly milder air to move in. maybe warmer as we get towards the easter weekend. yes, one or two isolated showers around monday, tuesday, but look as we head towards the easter weekend. on good friday, teva chairs are likely to peek into the high teens. —— temperatures are likely to peak. take care. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight... swede