against so—called islamic state. next on bbc news, a special investigation by bbc scotland into milk production. it is a controversial trade. these animals are babies. the age that they are when they arrive is three weeks. i go on the trail of cattle trucks across europe. six days, two ferries, five countries. that was the most stressful journey i think i have ever begun. i discover the bleak choice farmers are faced with. the alternative argument may well be that you just have to shoot this animal. tonight, i investigate the dark side of dairy. it is auction day at one of the busiest markets in the uk. part of today's sale are these dairy bull calves, some just two weeks old. dairy farmers don't want them, because in an industry which relies on milk from female cattle, boys are surplus to requirements. these guys are only between two and four weeks of age and they are absolutely tiny. every now and again, they come up and try and suck on your fingers. in scotland, what happens to these surplus boy calves is at the heart of a deeply controversial trade. it is one which i am sett

. dry. far north of scotland and england, and northern ireland. england, and northern ireland. spells of sunshine but showers never too far away. too far away. you can see this band of cloud is sinking south and east. of cloud is sinking south and east. replacing any earlier brightness and sunshine with cloud. sunshine with cloud. cloud further north means sunshine between, but also blustery showers. between, but also blustery showers. feeling across scotland and northern ireland, into northern england. ireland, into northern england. cannot rule out the odd rumble of thunder and flash of lightning. thunder and flash of lightning. england, northern ireland and northern and western scotland. northern and western scotland. are average speeds but we do have gusts of 30—40 miles an hour. gusts of 30—40 miles an hour. through the evening, most showers fading away. fading away. overnight, especially in western and eastern coasts. eastern coasts. elsewhere, increasingly clear skies. increasingly clear skies. northerly breezes, mist and fog stays way. stays way. cool, temperatures between

new scotland football captain andy robertson believes he's the man to lead his country back to a major tournament. he watched scotland's women reach the world cup earlier this week and the liverpool defender says ending the men's 20 year absence from the main stage would trump any of his football achievements. alasdair lamont has more. leading from the front, the new scotla nd leading from the front, the new scotland captain relishing the role. he will lead out the team against belgium. tomorrow's match is about getting players ready for the nations league and with that another attempt to qualify for a major tournament. that is something their female counter parts have begun to make a habit of of with world cup qualifications after the euros that. s. the game was on the television andi s. the game was on the television and i had seen the end of it when they were celebrating, you could see how happy they were and they look forward to a world cup. that is a fantastic achievement for the women's team and well done to them. but it leaves a bit of fire in the belly for any squad and they wi

will impact scotland and northern ireland and winds will pick up and the cloud will increase with some patchy rain. ingrid and wales still bright and sunny for the most part and a bit warmer “— sunny for the most part and a bit warmer —— england and wales. a cold start this morning, some more cloud in northern ireland and north—west england and northern and western scotla nd england and northern and western scotland with some light showers but most of those will continue through the after nine but away from that, a lot of dry weather and some fairweather clubbed generally sunny in the south—east, temperatures are a bit higher than yesterday, around 16 or 17 degrees but temperatures will fall quickly this evening under the clear skies. not so much for scotla nd the clear skies. not so much for scotland and northern ireland where the wind will pick up and there will be more cloud so not as cold as it was last night. a different story for england and wales. in towns and cities the temperatures could go as low as 1 degrees but in rural parts of wales, the midlands and sout

nd a cold and frosty start. a different story for scotland and northern ireland. a wash of grey in western scotla nd ireland. a wash of grey in western scotland with outbreaks of rain. we have this calm. max cloud streaming and ona have this calm. max cloud streaming and on a strengthening south—westerly wind that means it is going to be cloudy across northern ireland. most of the rain coming across western scotland. eastern scotla nd across western scotland. eastern scotland may see sunshine. temperatures 14 or 15 degrees. further south, more sunshine and warm, temperatures 17 or 18 celsius. quickly in the south gets chilly this evening. windy weather through this evening. windy weather through this afternoon particularly in the north—west. gusts of 50—60 mph. the westerly wind will keep blowing in cloud across the northern half of the uk. outbreaks of rain chiefly across western scotland. a big contrast north and south. southern england much colder underneath the clearer skies. we will not be far away from freezing in one or two mack rural areas. tomorrow high pressure a cr

the time of year, like they were yesterday in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps into the mid—20s towards east anglia and the south—east. into tonight, showers pushing eastwards, likely for a while. gusty winds and clear spells and later in the night the cloud and rain arrives in northern ireland and the wind picks up as ali approaches. drawing in warm air ahead of that, temperatures no lower than 11 to 14. we picked up fares, the first named storm of the season, that will sweep across northern ireland and bloke damaging winds into scotland. we have a met office down the wind warning for tomorrow morning, where we expect the peak gusts. with those numbers there will be travel disruption and damage. it will be windy everywhere, gusty conditions across the uk, but together with those damaging winds across scotland and northern ireland we will see heavy rain in the morning and then through the afternoon ‘s frequent and heavy showers, winds easing through the afternoon, we will push a band of cloud and showers eastwards into england and wales, limiting the highest temperatur

tiny. every now and again they come up and try and suck on your fingers. in scotland, what happens to these surplus bouye cars is at the heart ofa surplus bouye cars is at the heart of a deeply controversial trade —— boy calves. it is one which i am setting out to investigate. galloway, the heart of the scottish dairy industry. this business is all about milk. to get cows to produce it, they need to have calves, but in the vast majority of dairy farms those calves are then taken away from their mums atjust a few days old so that we can drink the milk. david finlay grew up in that business and it has left its mark. when you take a calf away from its mum, what is that process like, for the calf, the mum, for the farmer? well, it is something as a farmer that you just do, you get on with it, it is part of the job and you need to take the calf away because you need the milk. the calf at that point of course knows no better, although instinct tells them something is a bit funny, a bit odd. the mother, well, it varies. sometimes they just walk the mother, well, it varies. sometimes t

sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly hamilton. coming up on the programme. scotland's women make history — as they qualify for the world cup finals for the first time with victory in shkoder. geordie at st george's park with news ahead of the england first match since the world cup. also coming up, why nike's new multimillion pound advertising campaign has caused so much controversy in the united states. and we find out why jurgen klopp is looking forward to catching up with brendan rodgers on saturday. so brendan, hope you had a good time and we can sort out a few things that day. hello and welcome to the programme. for scotland's women, the pressure was on. at theirfinger tips — a place in the world cup finals in france for the first time in history. and their fate didn't rest entirely in their hands — whatever scotland's result with albania — it simply needed to be better than rivals switzerland's over poland to gain automatic qualification. patrick gearey was watching. could this be the team to make scottish sporting history, a question they could only answ

across scotla nd rain setting in more widely across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures 18 or 19 and low temperatures for england and wales. up temperatures for england and wales. up to 26 in the south—east, really warm for this time of year. into this evening, complicated weather map. this area of low pressure is storm helene, and it will be arriving in the south—west first, then into wales. the winds pick up here this evening and overnight and this area of rain pushes in as well. still rain in northern ireland, northern and western parts of scotland, with eastern areas dry and clear but warm tonight. tropical air, so no lower than 60 degrees in some places. moving into tomorrow, the winds are feature of the weather across the winds are feature of the weather a cross m ost the winds are feature of the weather across most of england and wales. a0 mph and maybe 60 mph around western hills and coasts. a windy day and we will soon start to see the back of the rain in wales, moving quickly in the rain in wales, moving quickly in the morning across northern england, scotla nd t

cloud now streaming its way across parts of northern ireland and scotland,, we will see some rain here but also strengthening wind, cloud and wind are the kind of weather ingredients that mean temperatures will hold up a little bit better whereas further south, under clear, starry skies, it will chilly again, these pale rain colours, even blue shades on our temperature chart, temperatures of three, four, five celsius in the countryside, some sportster to freezing or below. southern and eastern areas getting down to a chilly start tomorrow but the bright side, further north and west, extra cloud streaming in outbreaks of rain, especially for west of scotla nd rain, especially for west of scotland and an increasingly strong wind whereas further south after the cool start, temperatures will recover nicely, 17 in plymouth and cardiff and lots of sunshine. a bit more of a wind across north wales. we do see black arrows, wind gusts as expected and in scotland, we could see gusts of 50, 60, 65 mph. with that, outbreaks of heavy rain across the western side of scotland, east of scotland gettin

will turn windy gci’oss the future. it will turn windy across scotland later this evening and into the overnight period, courtesy of this period of low pressure that is getting ever closer to the north of scotland. you can see the squeeze in the isobars which will bring that wet weather to scotland. not as windy in the south this evening. nice end to the day with pleasant spells of sunshine. for the north of scotland the ones will pick up, up to 55 mph, with heavy rain, particularly in the north and west. the eastern areas tending to stay dry. blustery for the north, lighter winds further south. clear spells for south and just about making double figures. one or two eastern areas could dip into single figures, so a fresher night compared to last night. this is the pressure card for monday, a ridge of high pressure across england and wales which means fine weather to begin with before this next area of low pressure moves on for the atlantic. plenty of sunshine to begin the day and quite a pleasa nt to begin the day and quite a pleasant morning for many. breezy gci’oss pleasant morning

disruption, especially in scotland and northern ireland. it is wednesday 19 september. ahead of a crucial meeting of european leaders. to improve his offer to the uk over the irish border. where she will try to win support for her brexit plan. our europe reporter gavin lee has more. and will ask the eu to show willingness to compromise. to prevent the need for a hard border in ireland. of the uk, on sites away from ports and airports. checks could be performed. we can also clarify that most checks can take place away from the border. while the rest of the uk leaves. theresa may is looking for. and a threat to the constitutional integrity of the uk. summit in salzburg. in england will be announced by the government later. for money to spend on projects after 2021. is extremely welcome. our news correspondent dan johnson has more. there is still not enough of this going on. going on. there aren't enough of these going up. these going up. what she calls the stigma which attaches to social, social housing. attaches to social, social housing. marginalised, look down on by others, inclu

scotland. temperature wise, it will feel better across the country. across england and wales, more sunshine around so 20—23dc. very strong winds across scotland. as we head on into the start of the new working bee, original high pressure keeps the southern half of the country, another weather system waiting in the wings moves into the north—west corner of the country as monday wears on. we start of is a fine note and could spell the sunshine around. through the day the cloud will build up across the north and west, a few showers across england and wales but this weather system brings persistent rain to northern ireland initially and then into much of western scotland. those winds will pick up. mid—teens celsius in the north had been disappointing and in the sunshine for the south 18—22dc. on tuesday, we have got this weather front which is the rain across the north—west corner of the country. on monday, it slips its way southwards and it is a dividing line between cooler at the north and former to the south. it is a cold front of course. this is the setup we will have the

on top of us. it is pretty much right on top of us. scotland, for example, much brighter here. it looks as though the south coast of england should enjoy some fine weather. hazy skies, some sunshine. this weather fronts slicing the uk in half, this is where most of the rain will be. in northern wales, the peak district and the lake district. across yorkshire. drips and droughts across yorkshire. drips and droughts across yorkshire. in the far south, we are getting away with it. portsmouth, all the way to kent and scotland and northern ireland, they are not doing bad at all. temperatures in the high teens. the rain will clear way. sunshine in northern england and wales. then, more cloud and further rain drifting in off the atlantic. by rain drifting in off the atlantic. by the end of the night it is damp and wales. throughout much of northern england and south—western scotland, belfast will get some rain. a very mild night. temperatures on the south coast of england no lower than 15 or 16 degrees. on sunday, low—pressure round my head here, with stronger winds and a weather fro

. another area of rain just fringing is the far north—east of scotland, and this zone of cloud and patchy rain is working towards northern ireland and ben wales, western england as we go through the night. underneath the clarity temperatures will hold up into double figures where it is clear overnight. temperatures dipping down into single figures in the wet zones. here is what we are expecting the beginning of the week. this coming in from the atlantic. this coming in from the atlantic. this is going to move further east during tomorrow. it is particularly targeting parts of england and wales with the rain. maybe some of the far south, south—east of northern ireland to begin with, but that will clear. patchy rain south—west scotla nd clear. patchy rain south—west scotland north—east scotland to begin the day. it will easily afternoon to mainly sunny spells. one or two showers. the main swathes of rain, maybe a few lulls in that in the afternoon, quite breezy as well, that south of that is the southernmost counties could stay mainly dry, even some sunny spells into the far

radar, particularly across scotland, where they were blustery. scotland, where they were blustery. northern ireland, the north wales and northern ireland today. and northern ireland today. what one shower looked like passing the highlands. the highlands. a rainbow therewith sunshine between the clouds. sunshine between the clouds. in across the country, and that will tend to clear the skies. tend to clear the skies. down the irish sea coasts and also northern areas of scotland. northern areas of scotland. clear skies and light winds, it will be a cold night. be a cold night. to zero in the very coldest locations. locations. glorious one, with party of early morning sunshine. morning sunshine. turn cloudy across the north and west through the afternoon. west through the afternoon. still relatively cool, high is typically between 11—15. typically between 11—15. will turn milder by tuesday as this milder air pushes in the atlantic. milder air pushes in the atlantic. the focus the spots of rain across england and also northern ireland. england and also northern ireland. the colder

. we are facing two matches with denmark and ukraine. scotland celebrated wildly as they clinched their first—ever spot at a women's world cup finals with a dramatic victory over albania. knowing they had to better the result of group 2 leaders switzerland, who were away to poland, to qualify automatically, shelley kerr's side clung to a 2—1 lead while the swiss pushed for a winning goal. but it finished goalless in poland. and there was drama elsewhere, as norway beat european champions netherlands 2—1, meaning the norwegians qualify top of group 3, while the dutch face into the qualifiers. and in group 4, sweden won in denmark to guarantee their place as automatic qualifiers, ahead of their hosts. but it was scotland's night to celebrate. finally, jurgen klopp has delivered a special message to brendan rodgers ahead of saturday's charity match between liverpool and celtic. the pair will face off at celtic park for the match for cancer clash. it will be the first time they have seen each other since klopp took over from rodgers at anfield, when he also took the keys to his

bring them to face justice here in the united kingdom. scotland's first minister unveils her programme for government, while the northern ireland secretary announces she's cutting the pay of members of the stormont assembly, as the political deadlock continues. but one mp thinks it's time for outside help. wringing that we are all engaged in collectively here today isn't —— it's truly apparent now that the exercise of hand wringing that we are all engaged in collectively here today isn't going to bring about the change that we need. also on this programme: a stark warning that antibiotic resistance could lead to the end of modern medicine. we will be given the choice of either having an expensive treatment that is likely to cure you, but you'll get an infection that might be resistant, and you'll probably die of it. but first: it was a hushed house of parliament that listened intently to theresa may's statement on wednesday on the salisbury nerve agent attacks. she told mps the two men responsible were believed to the russian military intelligence officers. former russian spy serge

makes up more than 60% of england's farming income, nearly three quarters in scotland and 80% in northern ireland and wales.“ quarters in scotland and 80% in northern ireland and wales. if we remove direct subsidies from farmers, they are not going to make it up in environmental payments. first of all, there will not be the same of money ultimately. and, secondly, the distribution will be different. the department for the run it was also under fire from a different quarter, a highly critical national audit office report into brexit preparations. this might be the vision for a green brexit but the vision for a green brexit but the report has highlighted real concerns, including mainly the lack of vets and what this could mean for food exports and the health of animals here. this is a routine health check, a staple in the life ofa health check, a staple in the life of a working vet, but the national audit office warns if there is no deal than vets will be bogged down in the paperwork requirements. an emergency recruitment campaign sta rts emergency recruitment campaign starts in

...|‘m me. and we had to scotland to catch a glimpse of some rare flying visitors to 0rkney. we're not entirely sure where the eagles have come from. there is an outside chance they've come direct from norway. first up on this week's programme, we head to ibiza. a balearic island known as much for its nightlife as its idyllic sunsets. but what's it like hitting the famous dance clubs there in a wheelchair? alex taylor agreed to take us for a spin to find out. alex: ibiza, home to a world—famous nightlife scene four decades strong, and a paradise for clubbers worldwide. as someone who lives for clubbing, parties and a good time, it's no wonder i've ended up here. the only difference is, i'm in one of these. i'm alex, and i'm a bbcjournalist. i've got cerebral palsy and have used a wheelchair since i was young. so i need a carer to help me with lots of day—to—day things. i also happen to be a pretty big clubber. i am myself on the dance floor. i'm not a chair, i'm not a person in a chair, i'm just... i'm me. last year i went to ibiza for the first time and i had a pretty bad experi

northern ireland scotland. ireland scotland. showers, the heaviest across northern scotland. northern scotland. across graduate managers of 12 degrees to 16 degrees. degrees to 16 degrees. england in central and southern parts of scotland. parts of scotland. to degrees and in the countryside are potentially going to bruising. are potentially going to bruising. monday morning starts on a chilly but bright note. but bright note. western scotland they will see more cloud and other bits of rain. cloud and other bits of rain. temperatures 9 degrees in aberdeen and 15 degrees in plymouth. and 15 degrees in plymouth. temperatures bounce back as we headed to tuesday and wednesday. headed to tuesday and wednesday. northern ireland and the west of scotland. hello, this is bbc news. conference gets under way. she also accuses labour of undermining the national interest. politics with brexit and start acting in the national interest. together and get the best dealfor britain. island of sulawesi. with many thought to be trapped under collapsed buildings. that said he was ready to take the firm pri

of rain. we could see further showers returning to western scotland, too, first thing this morning. and where we have the cloud, the temperatures generally starting and where you have the cloud, then temperatures generally starting in double figures, otherwise clear skies and single figure values, on the chilly side. in fact, today will be feeling cooler right the border, especially across the north. and we're starting the morning off with a good deal of sunshine around. showers will start to get going across scotland, and then we'll see another feature, another weather front moving out of ireland across the irish sea into wales and the midlands and south—west england, as we head on into the afternoon. so conditions go downhill for many central and southern parts of england and wales. could see still a little bit of sunshine across the far south—east, where we could make 20 or 21 degrees. further north, a lot more cloud, outbreaks of rain, temperatures in the high—to—high teens celsius. but it's going to feel cooler than that further north. for the far north of england, nor

royal bank of scotland. it was extremely costly at the time. the timing is point meant. it is the 10—year anniversary from financial crisis and he will get good impact. it is interesting that he is going back to the core of a labour economic plan because the prime minister was gordon brown at the time. ever which was born under the time. ever which was born under the leadership of tony blair. —— new labour. it was seen as the core economic plan which is greed isn't bad, that kind of philosophy. —— is bad. moving towards the more centralist zone but this is looking to move labour back toward the original site. wind and solar and talking about £12 billion spent in the first term creating 400,000 jobs. expected to be some of the headlines. it sounds fantastic but you do wonder how they would pull this off and where the money would come from. especially if you think about the timing. you are thinking poster brexit when you do not even know what is going to happen. —— post—brexit. the reality is probably going to be different but refreshing that we are having a focus on g

further north and west, we've got the cooler air for scotland and northern ireland. and across sheltered parts of northern scotland, it could well be cold enough for a touch of frost for early risers tuesday morning. tuesday, though, will dawn on a bright note for most parts of scotland with some morning sunshine. should be a bright enough start too for northern ireland. different story for most of england and wales, where it's going to be a great start to the day and the cloud will be thick enough for a few spots of rain or drizzle, perhaps across parts of north—west england, the midlands and eastern parts of wales too. for one or two, a damp start to the morning, but as we go through the day, that weather front will tend to ease and the cloud will thin a little bit, so we'll get a few brighter spells coming through. there will be a bit of sunshine for east anglia and south—east england. perhaps not quite as much as we had on monday. we'll still have some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, although the cloud will tend to bubble up a bit here a little bit as we hea

. cloudy and windy for northern ireland and scotland, with some outbreaks of rain. across much of england and wales we saw a good deal of sunshine, and it's a similar day on wednesday. we keep this piece of cloud over the atlantic, extending into northern ireland and scotland. the heaviest of the rain through wednesday looks likely to be across the western isles and the scottish highlands. the odd spot of rain, some patchy drizzle at times for northern ireland, under cloudy skies, and we'll see a bit more cloud sinking its way across northern england, maybe with the odd spot of rain. but there'll be some sunshine across eastern scotland, north—east england, and that extends all the way down across much of england and wales. now, these are the average wind strength through wednesday afternoon. gusts once again will be higher, but not as strong as we saw on tuesday — a0 mph at times across scotland and northern ireland. in the sunshine, temperatures quite widely up to 20 or 21 celsius, including aberdeenshire and murray, which should see some sunshine through wednesday afternoon

, particularly in scotland. into tomorrow, sunny spells in the north of scotland, quite warm, plenty of sunshine for east anglia and south—east england, unbroken sunshine and places. elsewhere, cloud, like rain and drizzle, a breezy day, particularly in scotland, these are average wind speeds, but costs will be higher. a fairly warm feel to the weather. temperatures higher were you see the sunshine into the mid 20s once again but turning wetter for northern ireland and the west of scotland during the day. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. america joins together to rememberjohn mccain, the former us senator presidential candidate and vietnam war veteran at a memorial service in washington. misery for northern rail customers as more than two—thirds of services are cancelled — in a dispute over driver—only operated trains. the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell says he's "worried and saddened" at the prospect of the labour party splitting and is pleading with mps considering walking away to talk to the leadership. janbaz tarin appears in court, charged with the murders of a wo

sunshine for many, the clouds starting to build across scotland and northern ireland. cloudier in north—west england and wales in the afternoon but the far north and west of scotland we will see outbreaks of rain later in the day. these are the average wind strengths on monday afternoon. a fairly cool feel for many, especially in scotland under the rain temperatures might not get higher bid nine or 10 degrees. 12-15d higher bid nine or 10 degrees. 12—15d further south even in the sunshine. the temperatures start to rise through tuesday. here is the high pressure building and as the front slip south and east, it will bea front slip south and east, it will be a week of their but drogba cross milder and moister air across much of england, wales, northern ireland and scotland, the far north of scotla nd and scotland, the far north of scotland stays in the cooler air. 0n tuesday, a grey and cloudy start for many, patchy rain for a time in scotla nd many, patchy rain for a time in scotland and that will ease. noticeable north—westerly winds, brea ks noticeable north—westerly winds, br

scotland may try another bid for independence. she is under pressure both inside and outside the party, to gives indications of another referendum. this is for scotla nd another referendum. this is for scotland to be independent of the uk. according to these new poll carried out which are for pro remainers, if we do go forward and do brexit, support for leaving the united kingdom among scots will increase by four point two four to 796, increase by four point two four to 7%, giving it a clear lead to those saying they want to remain at 43%. northern ireland, reunification with the republic of ireland, raking up the republic of ireland, raking up the uk so that will only be england and wales left. some would argue last week scottish politics were in turmoil. alex salmond now legally pursuing the snp... turmoil. alex salmond now legally pursuing the snp. .. with a big war chest from crowdfunding. at the same time, it was his big dream that scotla nd time, it was his big dream that scotland would be independent of the uk. nicola sturgeon, we know where she is out on this issue but she has

the satellite image, across parts of north—east england, northern scotland, a bit more cloud drifting across northern ireland as well. most of us dry, but not everywhere. some showers around across northern and eastern england, down towards east anglia and a few showers across the northern half of scotland. looking at the regional detail, at 4pm you can see those showers for the northern isles. to the south of the northern isles. to the south of the central belt, sunny spells, sunny spells for northern ireland and northern england, the odd shower along the yorkshire coast towards lincolnshire, but sunny spells across the bulk of england and wales, temperatures in the warm spots, possibly 20 celsius, butjust a bit ofa spots, possibly 20 celsius, butjust a bit of a breeze taking the edge of those temperatures today. into the evening, though showers in the east fade, still some rain for northern scotland, then later in the night the next batch of rain moves in across northern ireland and wales. to the east, clearer skies and the most chilly temperatures saturday morning. saturday across

west of scotla nd bringing some rain into the west of scotland and northern ireland. so here at some point we will need the umbrella but for most of the country not looking back. england and wales, in the sunshine and temperatures up to around 25 degrees in london. more like the high teens for most of us and still above average for the time of year. tonight a lot of clear whether around, some rain possibly moving across parts of england and scotland. single figures in the north, double figures in the south. tomorrow the south west of uk, it will cloud over in wales and the west cou ntry will cloud over in wales and the west country with possibly some rain moving into cardiff. we're not 100% sure how much but across scotland and northern england a cooler wind and northern england a cooler wind and occasional showers. so quite changeable day tomorrow and quite cool across the north of the uk. on friday low—pressure around in the north sea and that means increasing wind for scotland and particularly the north east of england and also potentially some quite heavy rain especially round

the weekend, that area to the into the weekend, that area to the north sea near scotland, it may start a producing rain for parts of northern ireland and french southern scotland. some of this will be heavy as it wishes east, the breeze associated with that will not be particularly warm. may be a dry afternoon in northern ireland and may brighten up later in the day across the western spots of england and wales. part two of the weekend, that system clears away and something quieter on its way. more of us try and sing sunshine, maybe some showers, especially across this zone which could move in from the west as we go on to the day. not bone dry, but more dry, bridges in the teens, a few into the low 20s. on monday, the view clearly shows athletic driven weather, this front all the way. atlantic. some cloud, outbreaks of rain, not everywhere wet and cloudy, some spells in northern scotland, bearing that on monday and temperatures close to average, still quite pleasant. i wa nt to average, still quite pleasant. i want to show the jet stream format is weak and the idea is that it is

and wales, but for scotland and northern ireland, there's a lot more cloud around, and some really quite heavy rain for a time. where it stays dry, potentially, south—eastern northern ireland, south—east scotland, 18-19, but 24-25 in the south and east. so, it will feel quite summerlike again. then through monday evening and overnight, we see more of rain, that deepening area of low pressure moving its way northwards. so, bringing gales to the irish sea coasts of england, wales, perhaps southern scotland as well. so, it will be a very mild night. these temperatures are really akin with the average by day at this time of year. so by tuesday, that's starting to move out the way, so quite a windy start tuesday morning, then we look to the atlantic for this next area of low pressure, which could bring even strong winds, potentially, some severe gales to the north and west. she says she's determined to reach a good deal with the eu that works for people across the country. a good deal with the eu that works this is where i get a little bit irritated. this is not... a little bit irri

northern ireland. still a scattering of fairly light showers. full scotland the showers will be more frequent and they could be quite heavy at times, although we'll be hit and miss some of the showers in scotland could bring hail wa nted showers in scotland could bring hail wanted thunderstorm mixed in. the showers in the north fade away for a time through this evening and night. the rain clears away from southern and eastern england. most of us, clear, dry and fairly chilly tonight. later in the night, more rain works in across north—east england and eastern and northern parts of scotland. there could be heavy bursts of rain. elsewhere, after the chilly start friday morning, it's looking like a mostly dry day. a bit of sunshine breaking through at times. the rain clearing slowly from the north—east of england, could linger for the northern isles of scotland for a time. a bit of a breeze coming in from the west or north west. that will take the edge off the temperatures. for most places it will be a degree of two warmer than today, particularly in the north, up today, partic

north—west scotland in the cooler air. under clear skies, some spots will be as low as four or five degrees, and also a few single—figure temperatures in east anglia and south—east england, with one or two mist and fog patches to start the day, because skies have been clear here overnight. but our weather front has cloud from south—west england, wales, the west midlands, northern england, into southern and eastern scotland. some patchy rain, some heavier bursts to begin the day in south—east scotland, clearing away. any rain on the front, though, turning increasingly light in the afternoon, showery in nature. north, north—west scotland here with sunny spells, and northern ireland lighter winds than the weekend. so yes, it is cooler, but still pleasant in the sun. much cooler in eastern scotland, north—east england, where some patchy rain continues into the afternoon, compared with the weekend. some sunny spells developing through western counties of wales. the east midlands, east anglia and south—east england with sunny spells, and you're on the warm side of the weathe

steady fairly light winds. but for north west wales, northern ireland and north—west scotland, these black arrows are wind gusts which could reach 65 mph. also quite a lot of rain across the western side of scotland. you can see all the white lines on our chart. the winds will continue to be fairly brisk. particularly the western side of scotland. on high ground in scotla nd of scotland. on high ground in scotland you could see 100 millimetres of rain. we will see some spells of sunshine and light winds. with those winds coming from the south—west, temperatures beginning to climb. similar temperatures to aberdeen in london. by temperatures to aberdeen in london. by thursday the rain mostly confined to the far north of scotland by this stage. we are going to bejoining in some very warm stage. we are going to bejoining in some very warm air on stage. we are going to bejoining in some very warm air on thursday. the warmest day of the week for many. then cooler air returns by the end of the week for all of us. you're watching beyond 100 days. more allegations of sexual abuse against br

showers for scotland and northern ireland. more cloud and quite a strong westerly wind, too. england and wales, the winds are lighter as you head further south. there will be a lot of sunshine. after a cold start, we will see highs of about 18 degrees and it should feel quite pleasant as well. not quite as warm for scotland and northern ireland. we will see the rain coming in to scotland in the evening, perhaps into northern ireland. as it moves southwards, though, the rain peters out again. more a band of cloud heading down into england and wales. and because we have more cloud debris overnight, if you like, it won't be as cold, saturday night into sunday morning. it will feel chillier by day, mind you, because we've got more cloud is moving southwards. behind it, some sunshine and some showers blown in on a brisk north to north—westerly wind. the bulk of the showers i think will be in the northern half of scotland. but temperatures are going to be lower across the board. only around 12 or 13 degrees in scotland and ireland. 14—16 in the south. that chilly north to north—westerly

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scotland from time to time over the next few hours, that rain mostly focused towards the eastern coast of norfolk and suffolk. that's where it's going to be at its heaviest. a lot of cloud for england and wales, but that's keeping the temperatures up. so, for the early risers, double—figure temperatures. it's not going to be too cold a start to the day. for scotland and for northern ireland, chillier air here, but not quite as cold as it was last night. nevertheless, a cool start. but should see some early morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, before the cloud thickens up. and we'll start to see outbreaks of rain arriving through the afternoon, that rain turning progressively heavier, particularly across western scotland, turning wet too for northern ireland. england and wales for the most part, yes, it's a dry kind of day, cloud will be with us for most of the day, but there'll be some sunny spells coming through every now and then. temperatures high teens to low 20s. however, towards the end of the week, it is going to get more unsettled. cooler and breezier, with rain a

where you have the sunshine, parts of eastern scotland more specially. through the night, a bit more cloud still is further east to into more of the midlands for example. eastern england with largely clear skies, some dipping into single figures with a bit misty in places, one or two clear spaces in scotland but a cloudy story and temperatures holding up, rather warm in places that the humid night. roosy offer northern ireland and scotland. —— breezier. plenty of cloud north and west, dan and drizzle in places. still the sunshine through eastern england, especially east anglia and south—east england. sunny spells in north—east scotland. this is four p.m.. with the cloud, wales, western england, you could still see one or two light showers but patchy drizzle, plenty of sunshine, mid 20s and warm in eastern england, some rain is heading into northern ireland and western scotland, deeper into the afternoon, and especially into the afternoon, and especially into the afternoon, and especially into the evening to give a wet end to the day. that is as a weather front spreads rain so

will hold through the south and east but it turns wet and windy across parts of scotland and northern ireland. it will be a cool day in the north, temperatures at 20, 201 degrees, typicalfor the the north, temperatures at 20, 201 degrees, typical for the time of year. for tuesday, the weatherfront is in the north—west and sinks south and eastwards and grinds to a halt through central parts of the country. this is crucial to what will go on tuesday. the scott wright is the dividing line between something cool and fresher to the north and something warmer and more humid to the south. we have three different weather is going on through the country on tuesday, the north is blustery with sunshine and showers, some heavy for the north—west of scotland. central and southern areas will see this weather front with outbreaks of rain, but to the south, given some sunshine and warmth tapping in from the new continent, you could get 23 or 2a celsius. tuesday looking like the warmest day of the week. it changes again as we head towards wednesday, the weather front moves south and intro

lot of cloud. some bright and sunny spells across north—east england and eastern scotland, but still quite a lot of showers feeding into northern and western areas of scotland. some of those mayjust sink their way into parts of northern england and northern ireland. temperatures not much higher than 12—16 celsius. still quite gusty winds for the western isles of scotland and later in the day for south west england. overnight, the rain starts to ease away from the south, but more rain arrives from the west through the early hours. some clearer skies for many, although still a few showers peppering northern and western parts of scotland and quite a chilly night away from the far south. more rain to come through tomorrow across central and southern parts of england and wales. it will be easing away eastwards through the afternoon. still some showers further north and west. some gusty winds for a time as the rain clears away eastwards. again, temperatures 12—16 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, urges european leaders to "step back

temperatures in the london area close to 2a degrees, more like the mid teens across parts of scotland and northern ireland. further showers in the north—west. by wednesday, the front will be wriggling around, uncertainty about how quickly it will clear, it looks like it will hang around wringing damp weather in the south. sunshine and blustery showers in the north—west but for all of us, are significantly cooler field, between 15 and 70 degrees and finally it looks like we will push that front out of the way as they get into thursday, behind that, all of us get into that cooler and fresh air. it will not be raining all the time but there will be a little bit of rain in the forecast, blustery winds in the north and generally quite a cool feel. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: boris johnson attacks the prime minister's brexit plans saying she has wrapped the country in a suicide vest and handed the detonator to brussels. trade unions back calls for a new referendum on brexit, if theresa may fails to get a good enough deal. polls have closed in sweden's general election with e

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thursday, scotland, northern england and northern ireland will see cloud and outbreaks of rain, the rain most persistent across western parts of scotland. eastern scotland seeing a little bit of brightness and further south across england and wales we will see some spells of sunshine. the wind is relatively light, certainly compared with further north—west, and those temperatures beginning to climb. 20 in aberdeen, 20 in london, and as we get on in the thursday, southern areas are likely to have their warmest day of the week. perhaps a bit of mist penfold to start, but then we will see some spells of sunshine. however, we will see some extra cloud into northern ireland, pushing southwards across scotland as well. some patchy rain behind that band of cloud. we get back into the cooler air. ahead of it, temperatures in the south—east corner could get to 22 or 23 degrees. however, as we move out of thursday into friday, that band of cloud and very patchy rain at this stage will continue to sink south and east was. high pressure builds back in from the west, so it is looking largely