winds interspersed with mild to south—westerly winds. 0n with mild to south—westerly winds. on tuesday, it is the turn of the south—westerly winds blowing in, a band of heavy squally rain pushing eastwards so again there will be strong and gusty winds around but it will be mild, temperatures 10—13d, but those south—westerly winds clear off and as we head towards the middle part of the week, they will be replaced by cooler north—westerly winds, another unsettled day, windy at times particularly in the north and west where there will be frequent showers but is immune from seeing the downpour during the course of the day interspersed with brighter weather. it could be cold enough wintry nurse but temperature 6-9d, enough wintry nurse but temperature 6—9d, it enough wintry nurse but temperature 6-9d, it will enough wintry nurse but temperature 6—9d, it will feel chillier. towards the end of the week, we will have the end of the week, we will have the winds coming in from the north—westerly direction, areas of low pressure continue to affect the united kingdom so we

winds interspersed with westerly winds. today we get the mild south—westerly winds and we see the rain and heavy rain will be accompanied by gusty, squally winds but it will also be mild with temperatures reaching a high of 11 up to 13 degrees across parts of england wales. into wednesday's forecast, a change in forecast as the squally weather front works across and we get a replacement of cooler wins and this is where we will see some of the most frequent showers. widespread frequent showers with hail and thunder, cold enough for snow over the high ground and temperatures coming down again, so we're looking at highs of around five up to nine celsius, and it feels cool particularly in the win. looking at thursday's weather chart, another area of low pressure and it will bring a change back to milder, south—westerly winds, so temperatures will be rising through the day and that said, just initially we could see hearty snow in the pennines, before the milder air comes in the pennines, before the milder aircomes in and in

mild south—westerly winds interspersed by cold spells of westerly winds. whence change on a day by day basis. south—westerly winds winning the battle, outbreaks of rain, heavy pushing eastwards gci’oss of rain, heavy pushing eastwards across the country. accompanied by schooling gusts of wind. temperatures of 10—12d. on wednesday, a change in the wind direction. cold and north—westerly winds, a day of sunshine and squally showers. wintry over higher ground, in the far north of england. some thunder. and a much cooler day. temperatures between six and 9 degrees. that's the latest weather. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: as the final few days of campaigning get underway, the conservatives promise to introduce an australian—style points—based immigration system to control unskilled migration. meanwhile labour has set out their plans for social care if they win the election, offering more funding and free personal care for older people in england. police in india have arrested the owner of a delhi factory where a fire k

initially we have the winds coming in on a south—westerly direction. but later in the day we will get these north—westerlies following in across the northern half of the country. temperatures will be dropping away. seven in stornoway, mild for the midlands, east anglia and southern england, temperatures around 12—13 degrees. now the weekends looks like this. a ridge of high pressure to start things, sunday sees a weather front moving across the uk. so, saturday looks like it will be the better day of the two on the weekend, perhaps a bit of rain getting into northern ireland later in the day. sunday looks like it will turn more widely unsettled with rain at times. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: the us house intelligence committee releases its impeachment inquiry report, accusing president trump of putting his interests ahead of america's. he was willing to sacrifice the national security of the united states in order to get what he wanted. the co—founders of google, larry page and sergey brin, are step

it is mild because we have the south—westerly winds with us. those winds also dragging in outbreaks of rain. through friday, the rain will tend to switch over to a mixture of sunshine and showers as north—westerly winds blow in. there is winds bringing some cool air. temperatures dropping through the afternoon, temperatures five in stornoway, quite mild towards the south—east, 11 degrees or so in the london area. for the weekend, probably saturday looks like being the better of the two days will stop a lot of dry and bright weather, the rain could work into northern ireland late in the day and then we will probably see rain work its way eastwards a cross will probably see rain work its way eastwards across the uk, slowly clearing on sunday to give a brighter weather. this is bbc news. i'm carrie gracie. the headlines at 11:00: nato unity unravels after canada's leaderjustin trudeau is caught on camera appearing to mock president trump to other leaders. well, he's two face. honestly, trudeau is a nice guy. they honestly find him to be a nice

and shower, north—westerly winds will start to move in bringing cooler air to the north—west of the country and a significant drop in temperature. so later on in the afternoon, five degrees in some areas, eight in aberdeen. still mild further south with highs of 11 or so in london. this weekend we're looking at a ridge of high pressure to start the weekend. later in the weekend we will see the band of rain come through and quite a bit of that might come through overnight. there will be further pulses of rain for sunday. 0verall, saturday looks like being the better of the two days of the weekend and sunday could see rain at times for many of us. and that is your weather. welcome to bbc news, i'm mike embley. our top stories: legal experts in the trump impeachment inquiry give their verdicts on whether he should be removed from office. if what we're talking about is not impeachable, then nothing is impeachable. i'm concerned about lowering impeachment standards to fit a paucity of evidence and an abundance of anger. despite celebrations marking 70 years of nato, more tensions emerge

those south—westerly winds also brought a lot of cloud an outbreak of rain. we continue to see that cloud feeding through, we continue to bring in that milder air as well. further south, we stick with something colder. as we go through the overnight hours, then, the last of today's rain tending to clear way from scotland. there's still a lot of cloud here as there will be for northern ireland. further south to mcclea ry northern ireland. further south to mccleary skies come in a completely clear. but where would you have some clear. but where would you have some clear breaks, it's going to continue to turn cold. temperatures continued to turn cold. temperatures continued to drop for some. and we've also got some misty conditions developing. by the morning, concerned there could be some dense fog in this area across the southeast. some major airports and some key motorways. a yellow warning from the met office. do bear that in mind if you're driving early on. there could be some disruption. any low mist and fog, that could clear during the day, and across engl

north—westerly winds. the temperatures in the weather will change on a day by day basis. tuesdayis change on a day by day basis. tuesday is the turn of south—westerly winds. we looking at a cloudy day with, rain will be heavy and squally as it pushes eastwards a cross heavy and squally as it pushes eastwards across the country. mild, temperatures ten to 12 celsius. wednesday, we swap the south—westerly winds for a north—westerly wind and so temperatures will be going back down. in the short—term, strong winds on the way tonight across wales and south—west england in 00:28:45,534 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 particular. take care. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at two... as the final few days of campaigning get under way — the conservatives promise to introduce an australian—style points—based immigration system to control unskilled migration. we wa nt we want to bear down on migration, particularly on unskilled workers who have no job particularly on unskilled workers who

it's turning milder as south—westerly winds spread in across more of the country. high for most between 9—12 degrees. what follows thursday night will be a very mild night. now, that might come as something of a surprise, especially when you consider recent nights have seen some very sharp frosts. as we head into friday morning, these are the kind of temperatures —11—12 degrees. now, the reason it's so mild is it's cloudy, it's wet and it's windy, and initially we have the winds coming in from a south—westerly direction. later in the day we'll start to get north—westerly winds following in across the northern half of the country, and so temperatures will be dropping away. highs of seven degrees in stornoway. mild day for the midlands, east anglia and southern england, temperatures here around 12—13 degrees. now, the weekend looks like this. a ridge of high pressure to start things, but sunday sees a weather front move in across the uk. so saturday looks at the moment to be the better of the two days of the weekend, where it should be largely dry and bri

winds interspersed by colder spells of north—westerly winds. the winds changing on a day by day basis. tuesday sees the south—westerly winds winning the battle, outbreaks of rain, heavy, pushing eastwards across the country accompanied by squally, gusty winds but it will be mild, temperatures are for most, ten to 12 degrees. for wednesday, it is a change in the wind direction and a change in the weather as well. cold north—westerly winds feed in, a day of sunshine and squally showers, the showers could be a bit wintry over the highest ground in scotland and perhaps the far north of england, with hail and thunder mixed in with some downpours as well and a much cooler day, temperatures foremost between six and 9 degrees. 00:30:52,143 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 that's your latest weather, bye—bye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. campaigning intensifies, as politicians canvass in key battle grounds — with just days until the country goes to the polls. in india, at least a0 people are killed in a fire at a factory making school bags in

let's take a picture on sunday into monday, low pressure to the north of us, this north—westerly blow setting up us, this north—westerly blow setting up around that, and to the further south you are, more rain. it may just be the channel islands but many friends to southern counties of england. we will watch that on monday, elsewhere, a few showers, more especially towards north—western areas, the most frequent coming into western parts of scotland. that takes us on tuesday, christmas eve. we have that north—westerly flow, bright breezy colours for many of us, so was more targeted to the north—west and look how great is at stage across southern parts of wales and england. again, mainly single figures. let's ta ke again, mainly single figures. let's take a look at the jet stream. there are some changes as we go deeper into next week, this north—westerly flow initially, bright, breezy and showery at the start of the week but thenit showery at the start of the week but then it looks like this bulge in the jet stream, a ridge of high pressure will move in. some uncertainty about

wind it be around and south—westerly wind it be a very mild night. thursday night into the first part of friday morning for most, temperatures into double figures. a mild start to friday with a few of us a wet start as well. mild and wet with south—westerly wind later in the day the rain will tend to eased to a mixture of sunshine and shower, north—westerly wind will start to move in bringing cooler air to the north—west of the country and a significant drop in temperature. so later on in the afternoon, five degrees in some areas, eight in aberdeen. still mild further south with highs 11 also in london. this weekend we're looking at a ridge of high pressure to start the weekend. later in the weekend we will see the band of rain come through and quite a bit of that might come through overnight that it will be further pulses of rain for sunday. 0verall, saturday looks like being the better of the two days of the weekend and sunday could see rain at times for many of us. and that is your weather. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story

initially, with the wind coming in from the south—westerly direction but, as we go through friday, we will start to get north—westerly winds spreading into the north—west of the country and, with that, cooler air — temperatures seven degrees in stornoway, mild for the midlands, southern england and east anglia, with temperatures reach around 12—13 degrees. as far as the weekend goes, it should start off on a dry and bright note for many of us on saturday, with some sunshine. sunday more unsettled, cloudy with rain at times. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. google goliath — 20 years after students larry page and sergey brin created the search giant, they're handing over control of its trillion—dollar parent alphabet. diversity dearth — a new report warns britain's top companies lack of black, asian, and minority ethnic bosses. we ask an expert why. and on the markets: there is real concern about trade. we have seen declines right across the board from wall street and following on today in asian trading

mulder south—westerly winds spreading across more the country. i was the most between 9— i2 across more the country. i was the most between 9— 12 degrees. what follows on thursday will be a very mild night, it might come as something of a surprise especially when you consider recent nights have had sharp frosts. as we head into friday morning, these are the kind of temperatures, 11—12 degrees. it is so mild as it is cloudy, wet and windy. initially we have the winds coming in on a south—westerly direction. peter in the day we will get these north—westerly is following in across the northern half of the country. temperatures will be dropping away. seven in stornoway, mild for the midlands, east anglia and southern england, tempered as around 12— 13 degrees. now that we can look like this. original papers are to start things, sunday sees a weather front moving across the uk. so, saturday looks like it will be the better day of the two on the weekend, perhaps a bit of rain getting into northern ireland later in the day. sunday looks like

mild south—westerly winds interspersed by cold spells of westerly winds. whence change on a day by day basis. south—westerly winds winning the battle, outbreaks of rain, heavy pushing eastwards across the country. accompanied by schooling gusts of wind. temperatures of 10—12d. 0n wednesday, a change in the wind direction. cold and north—westerly winds, a day of sunshine and squally showers. wintry over higher ground, in the far north of england. some thunder. and a much cooler day. temperatures between six and 9 degrees. that‘s the latest weather.

the wind coming in from the south—westerly direction but as we go through friday, we start to get north—westerly winds spreading through the north—west of the country and, with that, cooler. mild for the midlands, southern england and east anglia with temperatures reach 12— 13 degrees. the week and it should start off on a dry note with some sunshine. sunday more u nsettled, with some sunshine. sunday more unsettled, cloudy with rain at times. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: the democrats release their impeachment inquiry report, accusing president trump of putting his interests

and shower, north—westerly winds will start to move in bringing cooler air to the north—west of the country and a significant drop in temperature. so later on in the afternoon, five degrees in some areas, eight in aberdeen. still mild further south with highs of 11 or so in london. this weekend we're looking at a ridge of high pressure to start the weekend. later in the weekend we will see the band of rain come through and quite a bit of that might come through overnight there will be further pulses of rain for sunday. 0verall, saturday looks like being the better of the two days of the weekend and sunday could see rain at times for many of us. and that is your weather. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: donald trump's impeachment inquiry enters a new phase, as constitutional law experts give evidence on whether the us president should be removed from office. if what we're talking about is not impeachable, then nothing is impeachable. i'm concerned about lowering impeachment standards to fit a paucity of evidence and an abundance of anger. nato celebrates its 70th anniversa

but with the westerly wind the showers continue. as i mentioned, we will see many of them gathering across northern ireland and scotland and a wintry element to them, hail and wonder through the day ahead in the showers and certainly so through the night and into monday. that continuation of heavy showers, particularly in the north. the south will he‘s off ahead of that next area of rain. the timing on that are still uncertain but likely to come in, we think, through monday night and into tuesday. so that gives us another period, wet period of 5—10, possibly 15 millimetres of rain. again on the saturated ground, nowhere else for it to go. further north, fog with lighter wind as well and it mayjust linger on christmas eve, that tailback of cloud and patchy rain but we are hopeful it will be a decent day for christmas eve with a lot of dry weather to be found as well. not especially warm. as we get into christmas day, the next area of low pressure starts to wind itself up and later in the day and into boxing day it could potential

north—westerly wind. that will be bringing us a day of sunshine and showers was that the showers almost most frequent across western areas. a bit wintry over the top of the scottish hills, perhaps more across the northern pennines and for most of us are cold feeling day, temperatures 69 degrees. we will get those winds returning. in the short—term, very strong winds to come over night, wales and south—west england. take care. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at three. as the final few days of campaigning get under way — the conservatives promise to introduce an australian—style points—based immigration system to control unskilled migration. we want to bear down on migration, particularly on unskilled workers who have no job to come to. meanwhile, labour set out their plans for social care if they win the election — offering free personal care for older people in england and an additional £10 billion of funding. i want social care available for everybody, all across the uk.

it's mild and wet with south—westerly wind later in the day the rain will tend to ease to a mixture of sunshine and showers, north—westerly winds will start to move in bringing cooler air to the north—west of the country and a significant drop in temperature. so later on in the afternoon, five degrees in lenwick, and eight or so for stornoway and aberdeen. still mild further south with highs of 11 or so in london. this weekend we're looking at a ridge of high pressure to start the weekend. later in the weekend we will see the band of rain come through and quite a bit of that might come through overnight. there will be further pulses of rain for sunday. 0verall, saturday looks like being the better of the two days of the weekend and sunday could see rain at times for many of us. and that's your weather. this is the briefing, i'm ben bland. our top story: france braces itself for severe disruption as the biggest national strike in years begins over pension reforms. legal experts in the trump impeachment inquiry give their verdicts on whether he should be removed from office. if what

more of a north—westerly. it will push the showers down through the argosy into north—west england, part of the midlands and north wales for a while. a lot of those showers will by the way to stop the winds will drop. skies were clear. it will get colder overnight. these are the temperatures in towns and cities. at the very least a touch of ground frost. sparkling start to the day christmas day. it looks like we will have lots of blue skies and sunshine. one or two early mist and fog patches first thing. and a few showers stuck to clear away from the far north of scotland. otherwise a dry day, sunny for the most part, northern ireland perhaps crowding over a little bit later on. the winds will be quite late for the northern half of the uk. temperatures again six or seven. further south a little bit cooler thanit further south a little bit cooler than it has been over the past few days. if you are going to be travelling on christmas day evening, we are likely to find some fog developing. particularly across n

the afternoon when the sunshine returns but with it also some stronger winds, so these strong north—westerly winds will blow the rain away from southern areas, but it kind of hangs around in the north through the night and into friday, with showers rushing in on that north—westerly, so another cold —feeling day, but we're back to sunshine and showers for most on friday except as you can see northern and north—eastern parts of scotland with their persistent rain, hill snow too, and heavy showers elsewhere, some hail and thunder, temperatures perhaps doing a little better than the day ahead but feeling cold with that wind. that wind which will continue to blow through friday night into saturday, significant snow is expected across the alpine regions, some really heavy winds battering central europe, another very deep area of low pressure heading towards the balkans. there are warnings out quite widely across parts of central and southern europe. turin expecting some snow on friday and we wouldn't like to rule out some winteryness across many alpine regions. here in the uk it is going to

still a south—westerly wind here, so ten degrees in stornoway, also 11 down in plymouth, but in many spots, we will have single digit temperatures once again. now, as we move through tuesday night into the early hours of wednesday, again there is potential for fog across central and eastern and southern parts of england, another chilly night and chilly start to the day here. further north and west, milder, but with some extra cloud, more of a breeze and some outbreaks of rain thanks to this frontal system here. this will be working its way in from the west as we go through on wednesday and you can see quite a few light lines, quite a few isobars on the chart, there will be strong winds across north—western parts as well. that rain getting to scotland and northern ireland, eventually into the far north of england, further south and east some of that fog to start off, which could be slow to clear. then we see some sunny spells. again, single digits for most but in the far south—west, the far north—west, we'll be up at 10—11 degrees. now, as we head into thursday, we're going to

it's turning milder as south—westerly winds spread in across more of the country. high for most between 9—12 degrees. what follows thursday night will be a very mild night. now, that might come as something of a surprise, especially when you consider recent nights have seen some very sharp frosts. as we head into friday morning, these are the kind of temperatures —11—12 degrees. now, the reason it's so mild is it's cloudy, it's wet and it's windy, and initially we have the winds coming in from a south—westerly direction. later in the day we'll start to get north—westerly winds following in across the northern half of the country, and so temperatures will be dropping away. highs of seven degrees in stornoway. mild day for the midlands, east anglia and southern england, temperatures here around 12—13 degrees. now, the weekend looks like this. a ridge of high pressure to start things, but sunday sees a weather front move in across the uk. so saturday looks at the moment to be the better of the two days of the weekend, where it should be largely dry and bri

but with the westerly wind the showers continue. as i mentioned, we will see many of them gathering across northern ireland and scotland and a wintry element to them, hail and wonder through the day ahead in the showers and certainly so through the night and into monday. that continuation of heavy showers, particularly in the north. the south will he's off ahead of that next area of rain. the timing on that are still uncertain but likely to come in, we think, through monday night and into tuesday. so that gives us another period, wet period of 5—10, possibly 15 millimetres of rain. again on the saturated ground, nowhere else for it to go. further north, fog with lighter wind as well and it mayjust linger on christmas eve, that tailback of cloud and patchy rain but we are hopeful it will be a decent day for christmas eve with a lot of dry weather to be found as well. not especially warm. as we get into christmas day, the next area of low pressure starts to wind itself up and later in the day and into boxing day it could potentially

but with the westerly wind the showers continue. as i mentioned, we will see many of them gathering across northern ireland and scotland and a wintry element to them, hail and wonder through the day ahead in the showers and certainly so through the night and into monday. that continuation of heavy showers, particularly in the north. the south will he's off ahead of that next area of rain. the timing on that are still uncertain but likely to come in, we think, through monday night and into tuesday. so that gives us another period, wet period of 5—10, possibly 15 millimetres of rain. again on the saturated ground, nowhere else for it to go. further north, fog with lighter wind as well and it mayjust linger on christmas eve, that tailback of cloud and patchy rain but we are hopeful it will be a decent day for christmas eve with a lot of dry weather to be found as well. not especially warm. as we get into christmas day, the next area of low pressure starts to wind itself up and later in the day and into boxing day it could potentially

still a south—westerly wind here, so ten degrees in stornoway, also 11 down in plymouth, but for many spots, we will have single—digit temperatures once again. now, as we move through tuesday night into the early hours of wednesday, again there's the potential for some fog across central and eastern and southern parts of england. another chilly night and a chilly start to the day here. further north and west, something milder but with some extra cloud, more of a breeze and some outbreaks of rain thanks to this frontal system here. this will be working its way in from the west as we go through on wednesday and you can see quite a few light lines, quite a few isobars on the chart, there'll be strong winds across north—western parts as well. that rain getting to scotland and northern ireland, eventually into the far north of england. further south and east, some of that fog to start off, which could be slow to clear. then we see some sunny spells. again, single digits for most but in the far south—west, the far north—west, we'll be up at 10 or 11 degrees. now, as we head into thu

initially we have the winds coming in on a south—westerly direction. but later in the day we will get these north—westerlies following in across the northern half of the country. temperatures will be dropping away. seven in stornoway, mild for the midlands, east anglia and southern england, temperatures around 12—13 degrees. now the weekends looks like this. sunday sees a weather front moving across the uk. so, saturday looks like it will be the better day of the two on the weekend, perhaps a bit of rain getting into northern ireland later in the day. sunday looks like it will turn more widely unsettled with rain at times. that's your weather. hello, everyone, this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: the us house intelligence committee releases its impeachment inquiry report, accusing president trump of putting his interests ahead of america's. the white house calls it a one—sided sham with no evidence of wrongdoing. we'll have the latest from the us. also ahead: he was willing to sacrifice the national security of

between the two, we'll be squeezing a south—westerly wind in our direction and as you can see from the orange colours on this chart, well, that south—westerly wind will still be pumping this very mild air in ourdirection. a lot of dry weather to be had i think on sunday across england and wales. again, there could be some early fog patches but for northern ireland and scotland, more of a breeze, more cloud, some outbreaks of rain, particularly the further north and west you are. and those temperatures again up to 13 or 14 degrees. monday, a similar day at first glance. rain up to the north—west, drier further south and east. but it looks like this rain band might make a little bit of progress down into england and wales this time, although it's likely to fizzle as it goes. temperature—wise on monday, well, it is still relatively mild. now, the weather set—up does not change all that much as we head deeper into the week. high pressure still centred down to the south. frontal system still up to the north—west. there may be a spell of very wet and windy weather for a time for th

north—westerly breeze in our direction and occasional showers too. plenty of sunshine around that for most, and sunday, it doesn't look bad at all. we have had some mild weather, 10 degrees in the south, and in the lowlands of scotland. the christmas week, a closer look at some of these mild pulses of the air heading in our direction. squeezing out cold air that we have on top of us at this stage. here, first thing on monday, sunshine around and across the bulk of the uk. showers in scotland and with mild air advancing from the south—west, temporarily we think, only temporarily, some rain splashing across southern parts of the country. that is monday and that will take us into christmas eve. we have rain moving across the south of the country, wales, the midlands and east anglia. to the north, some showers. into christmas eve daytime, that rain should be out of the way and we are into some bright weather. christmas eve itself is looking pretty decent. sunny spells and clear skies in the evening. temperatures of 10 degrees in the south, closer to 6

but with the westerly wind the showers continue. as i mentioned, we will see many of them gathering across northern ireland and scotland and a wintry element to them, hail and wonder through the day ahead in the showers and certainly so through the night and into monday. that continuation of heavy showers, particularly in the north. the south will he's off ahead of that next area of rain. the timing on that are still uncertain but likely to come in, we think, through monday night and into tuesday. so that gives us another period, wet period of 5—10, possibly 15 millimetres of rain. again on the saturated ground, nowhere else for it to go. further north, fog with lighter wind as well and it mayjust linger on christmas eve, that tailback of cloud and patchy rain but we are hopeful it will be a decent day for christmas eve with a lot of dry weather to be found as well. not especially warm. as we get into christmas day, the next area of low pressure starts to wind itself up and later in the day and into boxing day it could potentially

so those strong north—westerly winds will blow the rain away from southern areas, but it kind of hangs around in the north through the night and into friday, with showers rushing in on that north—westerly. so another cold feeling day, but we're back to sunshine and showers for most on friday except, as you can see, northern and north—eastern parts of scotland with their persistent rain here, hill snow too, and heavy showers elsewhere, some hail, some thunder in there as well, temperatures perhaps doing a little better than the day ahead but feeling cold with that wind. that wind which will continue to blow through friday night into saturday, blowing our weather front further southward. look at this — significant snow is expected again across the alpine regions, some really strong winds as well battering central parts of europe, another very deep area of low pressure heading towards the balkans. so, there are warnings out quite widely across parts of central and southern europe as well. look at this for turin — expecting some snow on friday and we wouldn't like to rule out some

it's turning milder as south—westerly winds spread in across more of the country. high for most between 9—12 degrees. what follows thursday night will be a very mild night. now, that might come as something of a surprise, especially when you consider recent nights have seen some very sharp frosts. as we head into friday morning, these are the kind of temperatures —11—12 degrees. now, the reason it's so mild is it's cloudy, it's wet and it's windy, and initially we have the winds coming in from a south—westerly direction. later in the day we'll start to get north—westerly winds following in across the northern half of the country, and so temperatures will be dropping away. highs of seven degrees in stornoway. mild day for the midlands, east anglia and southern england, temperatures here around 12—13 degrees. now, the weekend looks like this. a ridge of high pressure to start things, but sunday sees a weather front move in across the uk. so saturday looks at the moment to be the better of the two days of the weekend, where it should be largely dry and bri

it's mild and wet with south—westerly wind later in the day the rain will tend to ease to a mixture of sunshine and showers, north—westerly winds will start to move in bringing cooler air to the north—west of the country and a significant drop in temperature. so later on in the afternoon, five degrees in lenwick, and eight or so for stornoway and aberdeen. still mild further south with highs of ii or so in london. this weekend we're looking at a ridge of high pressure to start the weekend. later in the weekend we will see the band of rain come through and quite a bit of that might come through overnight. there will be further pulses of rain for sunday. 0verall, saturday looks like being the better of the two days of the weekend and sunday could see rain at times for many of us. and that's your weather. 00:29:41,886 --> 2147483051:51:35,657 even with my gorgeous guide dog, 2147483051:51:35,657 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 0lga. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: legal experts in the tru

and shower, north—westerly winds will start to move in bringing cooler air to the north—west of the country and a significant drop in temperature. so later on in the afternoon, five degrees in some areas, eight in aberdeen. still mild further south with highs of ii or so in london. this weekend we're looking at a ridge of high pressure to start the weekend. later in the weekend we will see the band of rain come through and quite a bit of that might come through overnight. there will be further pulses of rain for sunday. 0verall, saturday looks like being the better of the two days of the weekend and sunday could see rain at times for many of us. and that is your weather. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: the impeachment inquiry against donald trump has entered a new phase, as the house of representatives holds hearings aimed at drawing up articles of impeachment. three constitutional experts called by the democrats say the president's actions require him to be removed from office. but a law professor selected by republicans disagreed. meanwhile, president trump le

for the time being we have showers here with brisk south—westerly wind. worth taking the umbrella with you. and we have murky conditions in the south particularly around the thames valley where we have seen dense fog at heathrow and along stretches of the m25. there is freezing fog we have across the south with temperatures well below freezing in places. it means that some fog patches may loiter into the first part of thursday morning, bringing poor travelling conditions. elsewhere, we have the rain that is quickly spreading in through thursday morning across northern ireland and scotland, and eventually the rain will move in for a time across the north of england and wales. the heaviest and most persistent rain targets the western side of the highlands where we look at around 70 or 80 millimetres of rain, enough to cause localised surface water flooding. after that murky start in the south—east it should brighten up for a number of us with some spells of sunshine and it will be relatively mild despite the brisk wind. through thursday night, the rain pu

it's turning milder as south—westerly winds spread across more of the country. high for most between 9—12 degrees. what follows thursday night will be a very mild night. now, that might come as something of a surprise, especially when you consider recent nights have seen some very sharp frosts. as we head into friday morning, these are the kind of temperatures —11—12 degrees. now, the reason it's so mild is it's cloudy, it's wet and it's windy, and initially we have the winds coming from a south—westerly direction. later in the day we will start to get north—westerly winds, following in across the northern half of the country. and so temperatures will be dropping away. highs of seven degrees in stornoway. mild day for the midlands, east anglia and southern england, temperatures here around 12—13 degrees. now, the weekend looks like this. a ridge of high pressure to start things, but sunday sees a weather front move in across the uk. so saturday looks at the moment to be the better of the two days of the weekend, where it should be largely dry and bri

a very moist and south—westerly flow, that is why it has been so great murky. they can cloud up to the north—west being at pics of rain. as we go through this evening and in tonight, we will see rain moving into northern ireland and scotland and into parts of england as well. to the south of that, predominantly dry, but lots of cloud around and that is producing a lot of drizzle, misty and murky conditions. in alternate, temperatures to start saturday morning double digits for so many west and north. we go into tomorrow, these frontal systems just making their way close to the north—west. a brisk wind, further south and east high pressure is in charge, meaning a lot of dry weather, but still with a lot of dry weather, but still with a lot of cloud in england and wales tomorrow. in parts of north—east wales, the eastern side of northern england, may see some brightness coming to our times. northern ireland and western scotland, rain at times, particularly heavy and persistent for the hills of western scotla nd persistent for the hills of western scotland a

initially we have the winds coming in on a south—westerly direction. but later in the day we will get these north—westerlies following in across the northern half of the country. temperatures will be dropping away. seven in stornoway, mild for the midlands, east anglia and southern england, temperatures around 12—13 degrees. now the weekends looks like this. 0riginal papers are to start things, sunday sees a weather front moving a ridge of high pressure to start things, sunday sees a weather front moving across the uk. so, saturday looks like it will be the better day of the two on the weekend, perhaps a bit of rain getting into northern ireland later in the day. sunday looks like it will turn more widely unsettled with rain at times. that's your weather. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: the us house intelligence committee has released its impeachment inquiry report, which accuses president trump of putting his personal interests ahead of america's. it claims there is overwhelming evidence of misconduct. the white house says the

a moist south—westerly flow heading towards us. the cloud towards the north—west still bringing some outbreaks of rain. this evening and tonight we will continue to see ray moving out of northern ireland and into scotland and northern england. even south of that there will be the odd spot of drizzle. cloudy, misty and murky conditions. double digits in the west end in the north. as we go into tomorrow, we will still have frontal systems plaguing the north—west of the uk. still lots of cloud in the south—westerly flow, but with high pressure to the east, many spots will be largely dry. certainly across england and wales it looks like a predominantly dry day, limited brightness, could see the cloud breaking across north—eastern wales and north—western england. northern ireland and scotland seeing some rain at times, but in north—eastern scotland with some shelter from the breeze there is every chance we will see some sunshine, temperatures here may be up sunshine, temperatures here may be up to 15 or14. sunshine, temperat

it's mild and wet with south—westerly wind later in the day the rain will tend to ease to a mixture of sunshine and showers, north—westerly winds will start to move in bringing cooler air to the north—west of the country and a significant drop in temperature. so later on in the afternoon, five degrees in lenwick, and eight or so for stornoway and aberdeen. still mild further south with highs of 11 or so in london. this weekend we're looking at a ridge of high pressure to start the weekend. later in the weekend we will see the band of rain come through and quite a bit of that might come through overnight. there will be further pulses of rain for sunday. overall, saturday looks like being the better of the two days of the weekend and sunday could see rain at times for many of us. and that's your weather. this is bbc news, the headlines: the latest stage of the impeachment hearings into donald trump has heard testimony from constitutional experts. three of them, called by the democrats, say the president's actions clearly met the definition of impeachable offences. but a law professor

but with the westerly wind the showers continue. as i mentioned, we will see many of them gathering across northern ireland and scotland and a wintry element to them, hail and wonder through the day ahead in the showers and certainly so through the night and into monday. that continuation of heavy showers, particularly in the north. the south will he's off ahead of that next area of rain. the timing on that are still uncertain but likely to come in, we think, through monday night and into tuesday. so that gives us another period, wet period of 5—10, possibly 15 millimetres of rain. again on the saturated ground, nowhere else for it to go. further north, fog with lighter wind as well and it mayjust linger on christmas eve, that tailback of cloud and patchy rain but we are hopeful it will be a decent day for christmas eve with a lot of dry weather to be found as well. not especially warm. as we get into christmas day, the next area of low pressure starts to wind itself up and later in the day and into boxing day it could potentially

light winds but a brisk westerly wind across western scotla nd westerly wind across western scotland pushing in milder air, so 9-10dc, 6-8dc for scotland pushing in milder air, so 9—iodc, 6—8dc for england, wales and northern ireland. heavy rain across scotla nd tra nsfers northern ireland. heavy rain across scotland transfers its way across the northern isles to monday evening, heavy and persistent that time, then necklace away. we start tuesday dry, cold and frosty across wales, central and southern england, not as cold as northern england, more cloud feeds its way across in temperatures above freezing across northern scotland. as we go into tuesday, this area of high pressure d rifts eastwards. we tuesday, this area of high pressure drifts eastwards. we will introduce moister air meaning a risk of fog returning on tuesday morning, especially across england and wales, some of that dense and slow to left. where it does, good spells of sunshine and a dry day across the uk on tuesday. quite cloudy across northern and western scotland, spells of sunshine here. 10 celsius the high h

the winds coming in initially from a south—westerly direction. later in the day, northwesterly winds working in across the north. some cooler air across the north. some cooler air across the north. some cooler air across the northern areas. 7 degrees in storm .in . in the midlands, highs of 12 celsius. we can prospects? we are not working out too badly. sunday see some thicker cloud. could turn quite heavy, the rain, on sunday. saturday looks like the wetter of the two days of the weekend at this stage. that's latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: president trump arrives in london for the nato summit, promising not to get involved in the election campaign. he's been at a reception at number 10 tonight, hosted by the prime minister, borisjohnson. he was also at buckingham palace, meeting the queen. earlier, he made the kind of political intervention he said he'd avoid. i think boris is very capable and he'll do a good job. do you have words for a possible prime minister corbyn? i can work with anybody, i'm a very easy person to

it's mild and wet with south—westerly wind later in the day the rain will tend to ease to a mixture of sunshine and showers, north—westerly winds will start to move in bringing cooler air to the north—west of the country and a significant drop in temperature. so later on in the afternoon, five degrees in some areas, eight in aberdeen. still mild further south with highs of 11 or so in london. this weekend we're looking at a ridge of high pressure to start the weekend. later in the weekend we will see the band of rain come through and quite a bit of that might come through overnight. there will be further pulses of rain for sunday. overall, saturday looks like being the better of the two days of the weekend and sunday could see rain at times for many of us. and that ‘s your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: the latest stage of the impeachment hearings into donald trump has heard testimony from constitutional experts. three of them, called by the democrats, say the president's actions clearly met the definition of impeachable offences. but a law professor selected by republ

those south—westerly winds dragging the mild airaway south—westerly winds dragging the mild air away but also bringing various pulses of wet weather. so we are starting off the day on a very mild note, but with some outbreaks of rain particularly across england and wales, these pushing northeast was as we go through the day. maybe we‘ll see some further showers, but also some spells of sunshine. however, late in the day cloud and rain will return to the south—west of england, parts of wales in the midlands. it is going to stay windy, but not quite as windy as it has been through the nighttime hours. so through the afternoon, actually not a bad afternoon for parts of scotland. temperatures of nine degrees for aberdeen, 10 degrees for glasgow, that will feel fairly mild. one or two showers here and for northern ireland in northern england. further south across the southern half of wales, the south midlands, down towards the south of england, and some heavy burst of rain even behind this main rain band. some really blustery showers. it stays quite windy, i think, across the far sout

so those strong north—westerly winds will blow the rain away from southern areas, but it kind of hangs around in the north through the night and into friday, with showers rushing in on that north—westerly. so another cold feeling day, but we're back to sunshine and showers for most on friday except, as you can see, northern and north—eastern parts of scotland with their persistent rain here, hill snow too, and heavy showers elsewhere, some hail, some thunder in there as well, temperatures perhaps doing a little better than the day ahead but feeling cold with that wind. that wind which will continue to blow through friday night into saturday, blowing our weather front further southward. look at this — significant snow is expected again across the alpine regions, some really strong winds as well battering central parts of europe, another very deep area of low pressure heading towards the balkans. so, there are warnings out quite widely across parts of central and southern europe as well. look at this for turin — expecting some snow on friday and we wouldn't like to rule out some