we are disappointed, but it does show that the scotland act, which enshrined the scotland act, which enshrined the legislative consent process in law, is meaningless and worthless. this was much trumpeted by all the uk parties, apparently scotland was to be treated as an equal, that clearly isn't true. but what the judgment says is they are not legally required to consult, but the judgment also points out that the powers of the parliament will be changed, so we believe that a legislative change motion should be required here, and we will give parliament a chance to vote. what will happen if ministers, as they are today, are refusing to see this picture in terms of scotland, wales, england and northern ireland, they are only focusing on a uk picture, and that for you clearly is the main message? they are forcing this issue toa message? they are forcing this issue to a crisis. i am a member of the joint ministerial eu negotiation committee, and we put a paper to that which is still being considered, to be in a situation where it appears that ministers are contemptuous of scottish opini

and i specifically reference the scotland plan, to look at, the scotland plan will be considered by the j mc on european negotiations, and working with the scottish government moving forward. >> scotland leaving economic forecasters, the real wages will pop. tories jeering and cheering, when the forecast for people's income is likely to drop by 2000 pounds, 80,000, mister speaker, 18,000 people may lose their job in scotland as a result of the brexit plan of the prime minister. this is a price worth paying for our little britain brexit. >> i repeat what i said. we are working to get the best possible deal in terms of access to the single market and continuing to cooperate in partnership with member states of the european union. the right honorable gentlemen once again talks about the possibility about the negative impact on scotland. his party is dedicated to taking scotland out of the single market by taking it out of the united kingdom. be change they have been told by investors to rein in senior executive pay which is too often distorted by long-term incentive plans which is too comp

some ice for northern scotland, but breaks in the cloud for eastern areas of scotland. now, through the rest of the day, the rule of thumb is the closer you are to the front, the less likely you are to get cloud breaks. staying over craft in this area. south—east england, another cold day, but plenty of sunshine. for northern ireland and scotland, cloud breaks from time to time, but overall it is a cloudy picture with some bright spells for eastern scotland. now, as we spells for eastern scotland. now, as we go through wednesday night, for most of us it is a cloudy old mate with mist and fog patch is reforming, spots of light rain and drizzle, pity to eat a north—west scotland. that we still have cold air with us for east anglia and southern counties of england, so we will see a frost tomorrow night —— particularly. i hope you like your weather cloudy, because that is how it will stay. the best of the sunshine. in england but again prospects for some breaks in northern ireland and scotland from time to time. temperatures generally between 7—10 degrees, and if

his scotland content that of eu membership. his scotland co nte nt for that of eu membership. his scotland content for our future to be dictated by an increasingly right—wing westminster government with just one mp here? right—wing westminster government withjust one mp here? or is it better that we take our future into oui’ better that we take our future into our own hands? it is becoming clear that this is a choice that scotland must make. put together with a recent warning the other day that a ha rd recent warning the other day that a hard brexit makes a second referendum would likely, i would suggest that nicola sturgeon is indeed gearing up for the possibility of a second independence referendum. a possibility that not only the uk will be the eu but this presents the possibility of uk being poised to break up. another key element today is what happens to the bill we expect david davis to unveil in around, 12:30pm, we know labour wa nt to in around, 12:30pm, we know labour want to table amendments. i enjoyed by hilary benn. the key amendment, it seems to me, that you

more persistent rain across western fringes of scotland and websterfor across western fringes of scotland and webster for northern ireland. away from here, we have a difference in temperature for england and wales. towards the east, still somewhat cooler, while the cloud further west it is milder, 10 celsius or so. we also have some rain and drizzle. we will see more of that rain and drizzle pushing into eastern areas through the afternoon. the wettest weather for the north. clearing away from northern ireland to give sergeant in the afternoon. more persistent rain in northernmost parts of england and scotland. not really rising much temperature wise because there will bea temperature wise because there will be a lot of cloud, as there will be for the premier league, which continues on tuesday. a selection of matches there. miles, cloudy, the chance of some rain. we start wednesday, the new month, with rain and cloudy skies. lingering in the south east, rain returning to the south east, rain returning to the south west and wales. something brighter in between, chilly start in scotla nd br

better here —— data in scotland. but it is not that huge challenges. if you look at accident and emergency waiting times here in scotland, the figures show that we are conforming better than england, 10% better, but the scottish government targets of seeing 95% of patients within four hours have not been met in september last year. that goes for other key waiting time targets as well. last year, only one out of eight key waiting time targets was met in scotland. we have also talked about social care, we are quite head —— far down the journey of blending ca re far down the journey of blending care and hospital today here in scotland, but still people are in hospital longer than they should be. a particular problem is recruitment, there is a crisis in recruitment problems, because we have got so many people living in the islands and in ruralareas many people living in the islands and in rural areas but also in cities, it is quite hard to attract the top talents to work in our cities. it is also worth bearing in min

northern ireland scotland rather cloudy windy. outbreaks of rain coming back into the western isles into the afternoon. 11 degrees in stornoway, just four in norwich. as we go through the evening we are not seeing that fog developing, there is more of a breeze across the uk but are called windows we going to thursday. frost to start with, maybe a few snow flurries but a raw feeling day despite some sunshine coming through on thursday. feeling colder than this in the wind. hello, everyone. the headlines: beijing hits back over the south china sea. we will protect our sovereignty, it wants the white house. and growing tensions over market access. a big shift in views of formula one, the sport boss is ousted and called a dictator. and back on the top of the national sport. live from our stooges in singapore and london. this is bbc world news, this is news day.

northern ireland and scotland, rather cloudy to start, some breaks across eastern scotland, with a chilly start, patches of frost possible. through wednesday, this front is staying slow—moving, so not much in the way of change, although it will become dryjust of change, although it will become dry just about everywhere of change, although it will become dryjust about everywhere through the afternoon. it will be cloudy here. for northern ireland and western scotland, i hold out the prospects of a few breaks in the cloud, but overall a cloudy picture. the best of the sunshine for south—east england, but here it will be quite chilly. 0n through wednesday night, if anything, clear skies extend across southern counties of england, so that is where the frosty weather will be wednesday night. further north, it is largely frost free and relatively mild. that takes us into thursday, and guess what the forecast is, more cloud, with an occasional spot of rain, a lot of dry weather otherwise, but for the south of england, the best chance of seeing decent sunshine. temperatures similar, hires betw

the highest temperatures have been in scotland. despite the sunshine in south—east england this is where the lowest temperatures have been. blue sky bob was living up to his name in kent. the sunshine in the south—east, the low trps. it felt cold under this area of cloud through wales and midland and into north—west england where they had outbreaks of rain on and off during the day. there will be hill fog to be found tonight, too. cloud in scotland and northern ireland, but mainly dry. where you have cloud, temperatures will hold up. where you are under clear skies, east anning lee why and south—east england the frost will set in. hard frost in rural spots. minus 6 possible going into tomorrow morning. scraping the ice off the car. after the frosty start more sunshine to come during the day tomorrow. elsewhere, most of us will stay cloudy. where you have the cloud in england and wales damp and drizzly in places. dry weather despite the cloud in scotland and northern ireland. rain into shetland later. sunshine in the channel

northern ireland and scotland staying mainly cloudy. visibility is slowly picking up across eastern counties of england. when the fog has gone it stays gone which is good news. a fine afternoon for northern counties of england. pretty cloudy across northern ireland with some showers possible. some rain in the western isles but mild in the highlands with temperatures of up to 13 degrees. overnight tonight the wind picks up and we see cloudy skies spreading across much of the country. with that we could have some hill fog across the tops of the pennines and some drizzle falling. another cold night for england and wales and even some frost possible in scotland but northern ireland stays frost free. the coldest temperatures again in the countryside, a possible minus six degrees in the north of scotland. on thursday we begin with a lot of cloud again, thick enough for some drizzle. and brightening up through the day but the brisk wind drag in some cold continental air. that will make the weather feel below freezing in places. heading on into

so for many areas of north and west scotland and parts of north and west scotland and parts of northern ireland, generally frost free but for england and wales are ha rd free but for england and wales are hard frost on the way, temperatures in towns and cities are down to freezing. in rural areas four or 5 degrees lower. tomorrow those atla ntic degrees lower. tomorrow those atlantic winds continue, a fair bit of cloud across the uk, all of us will have more cloud, the best sunshine on tuesday tomorrow, eastern and southern areas, the west and the north—west will pretty overcast at times and there could be spots of rain so take your umbrella. on wednesday most of the uk and this long area of high pressure, eastern areas under the influence of a weather front close by, overall, fairly settled for most areas in the middle of the week, some mist and fog around on wednesday and thursday. so—called islamic state claims responsibility for the turkish nightclub attack that left 39 people dead. funerals for some of the 11 turks among the dead take place as the hunt for the gunman continues.

rain in western scotla nd eastern scotland. rain in western scotland as we end the day. an approaching weather front is going to be important in the following 2a hours. spreading rain into scotland and northern ireland as we start monday. that will spread its way southwards and eastwards, a band of quite heavy rain. behind it, we see chilly are, five or six by northern ireland, in scotland, snow on the high ground but mild in the south. a shot of cold early on next week and then a mild interlude through the middle of the week, and then some real arctic air coming down later on next week. a bit of a roller—coaster. this could air giving widespread frost and the possibility of some snow. notjust about the high ground of scotland. watch this space. the potential for some wintry weather later on next week. i'll be back in half an hour's time. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3pm: nhs england rejects claims by the red cross that hospital and ambulance services are experiencing a humanitarian crisis. a former american army soldier has been arrested, after five people were

temperatures in scotland, seven or 8 degrees. temperatures will drop through the day that's because with clearer conditions, colder air will start its march in. some rain across the south and eastern parts of scotland. gales around the coast. southern and eastern parts, some misdemeanours around, most fairly cloudy start and a fairly cloudy day ahead. the windy conditions also. south—westerly winds keeping temperatures in double figures, plenty of showers over scotland and northern ireland. temperatures will drop in the afternoon. not only caused by the end of the day, but severe gales in the far north of scotland. eastern areas should be drier by monday night. tuesday night will be the holder. sunny spells through the morning. into the west, cloud for the can. rain or drizzle will work its way in. temperatures. to rise. double—figure highs for the afternoon. chilly to the end of the day. mild night to take us into wednesday. morning cloud clears through, sunshine comes out and temperatures gradually drop. that colder air sur

blustery with those showers in northern ireland and scotland. northern ireland and scotland. northern england will be quite windy, to the east of the pennines. not too many showers as we go further south but quite blustery with the strongest winds a bit further west. it's a day of sunny spells across the southern half of the uk but breezy. lots of showers in the north and increasingly the snow level coming down a bit. some snow level coming down a bit. some snow over higher ground. 4 degrees in scotland, but it will fill called in the wind, 8 degrees further south. in the evening, showers in northern scotland and some snow showers cropping up in northern ireland and northern england. in scotland, snow will get down to low levels. further south, scotland, snow will get down to low levels. furthersouth, not too scotland, snow will get down to low levels. further south, not too cold but chilly, five or 6 degrees. cold in the north. patches of ice as well. rain gathering in the south—west by dawn on thursday and some questions about how far north it goes but it looks like it wi

a mild start, temperatures dropping in scotland already however. still lingering in the east, the rain. northern ireland, after rain first thing, by sam, most will see dry spells. gale force wind is around the irish sea coasts, heavy rain developing. eastern and central parts of england and wales, should be dry. early fog badgers clearing away too. then the rain pushing in, all across england and wales. in that south east corner, double—figure temperatures possible, after that, sunshine comes out, temperature strapping later, down to as low as 5 degrees. cold air pushing in on monday evening. gusty winds, gales and severe gales across northern scotland for a time. temperatures lower than they will be through this coming night. a touch of frost in the south and east. chilly strategies day morning. quickly clouding over in the west. lots of cloud by the afternoon, listing temperatures into double figures. staying a little cool in eastern areas. mild into wednesday morning, then another change, grey conditioning is clearing away, sunshine and temper

there was some sunshine in highland scotland, some sunshine in highland scotland, some blue skies for a while. but towards the south and south west and a lot of low cloud and misty conditions. some hill fog as well. a few breaks in the cloud across northern england and scotland. here it was chilly early on. much milder conditions across the south west and wales. chilly for a while across the north—east of scotland, the clodius dinner for a north—east of scotland, the clodius dinnerfor a while. patchy rain and drizzle is heading slowly east. more substantial and significant rain arriving in northern ireland and western scotland later as the wind sta rts western scotland later as the wind starts to pick up. for most of us, i'll might but cooler for eastern parts of the uk. heading into tuesday morning, we have this rain moving into scotland, some gusty wind, especially around the moray firth. the wettest weather in northern ireland, perhaps across more eastern parts of the country. i had of that, you can see the temperature contrast, lower temperatures for eastern parts of england,

temperatures could be —8, —9 in highland scotland, as the day begins, widespread frost for scotland. towns and cities won't be that colt but patchy mist and fog might be causing problems in northern england as well, and the rest of the uk has a murky and cloudy start, doubt and drizzle in places. this is going to feed into the rest south—west england through the day, moving into wales with a dry start, it won't last, and some of the rain into northern ireland, quite patchy in nature. for the bulk of england, plenty of cloud, brighter breaks in northern england, but the best of the sunshine in scotland. temperatures not too much after a chilly start, mild in a cloud in plymouth, 11 degrees, south—west england might reach 12. on monday night, initially in scotland, but temperatures had a couple of degrees, with cloud heading in and sleet and snow on the hills, but not as cold tomorrow night in scotland as cold tomorrow night in scotland as tonight elsewhere with cloud, hill fog, outbreaks of rain and on tuesdayit hill fog, outbreaks of rain and on tuesday it will spread south and e

scotland voted to remain. they have all been big beneficiaries of the uk membership through subsidies and grants, as with some poorer areas in the uk. what is investment week's editorial saying since theresa may made that four points she would like to start the negotiations with? yeah, so the line is, interestingly enough, there isa line is, interestingly enough, there is a lot of political noise but the impact on the underlying economy we don't think is significant, other than the weakness in stirling. so far. and i don't think long-term, there is a two year timetable. minimum. roughly, we know where we are minimum. roughly, we know where we 'n . minimum. roughly, we know where we are going, the final detail of what are going, the final detail of what a hard brexit is will be ironed out. we think it affects certain industries over others, but overall the economy here is quite robust and we would argue the uk is still a good place to invest, especially in the stock market. very encouraging. unlike the euro, wh

not the case in much of scotland. a ha rd not the case in much of scotland. a hard frost in the highlands. some mist and fog. it could so you don't. in that in england and northern ireland and for the rest of england and wales it is cloudy. damp at times. low cloud, hill fog, coastal fog across parts of the southwest and this next weather system coming in starting to push of breaks of rain into south—west england. very slowly during the day that will advance across south—west england into south and west wales and eventually into northern ireland. some brighter breaks in northern england. the best afternoon sunshine will be in scotland. after the cold start you will have the lowest daytime temperatures compared to elsewhere. mild in south—west england. under the cloud it will feel rather cold. through monday night it will be initially chilly in scotland. temperatures come up, wet weather moving in. sleet and snow for a time. lower levels expecting rain. the system pushing in to the north and west through the night into tuesday. it pushes east and southâ€

but generally around 10 celsius through scotland and northern ireland. into that south—east corner, despite the sunshine, it stays cold — four or five. and so that means for the fa cup third—round replays, it is going to be cold at wimbledon, but burnley and barnsley looks as though it will stay with a little more cloud. not quite so cold there. now, with the clear skies through the day, that is going to allow for those temperatures to really fall away overnight tuesday into wednesday, perhaps the coldest of the nights through the week. we could see lows down to —2, “11 in rural spots. but —1 close to towns and city centres. elsewhere, it is going to be cloudy and rather mild. and that theme, what a surprise, continues into wednesday. once we lose the frost, it is going to be a glorious day across much of southern england, but it looks as though it will stay rather cloudy. but double—digits again in the far north, 10 degrees the high. things become more uniform thursday into friday. not quite as sunny in the south, and not quite as warm in

the decision is looming for scotland. are we prepared to allow our future to be dictated by a westminster government that has gone down a path i think the majority of people in scotla nd i think the majority of people in scotland do not want to go down, or are we going to take the future into oui’ are we going to take the future into our hands? and convinced europeans, lib dems and a handful of labour mps might vote against article 50 to express their fears. unless the government concedes a new deal for the british people so that the british people have a say over the final arrangements between the uk and eu,i final arrangements between the uk and eu, i will final arrangements between the uk and eu, iwill vote final arrangements between the uk and eu, i will vote against article 50. but for the woman who started all of this, success, yes, after a lonely fight. good people didn't seem able to stand up and put their point, so i thought if i stood up, others would join. others would come together and we would have a coales

some rain across northern scotland and also windy here epping up scotland and also windy here epping up to the shetland isles. further south more sunshine, lighter winds too. a reasonably pleasant enough day. temperatures five or six towards the south but a milder seven 01’ towards the south but a milder seven or eight where you have that cloud coming in from the north—west. through into the early hours of wednesday we see this frontal system pushing south across the uk, that opens the doors for cold air to move in during wednesday. it will be a particularly affecting parts of eastern scotland and eastern england, here we have this northerly breeze coming in, so it will feel chilly where you are exposed to that breeze. further west lighter winds and it will feel milder too. most places looking dry through the day on wednesday with temperatures between five to nine for most. things staying relatively settled with high pressure in charge right through to the end of the week. for thursday into friday increasing amounts of cloud, perhaps some rain towards the north and the west by th

i will start with a view of highland scotland. i will be struggling this week to stick with temperatures at around eight. that was aviemore today. but in parts of kent temperatures were only around four or 5 degrees. there area only around four or 5 degrees. there are a few weather fronts close to the uk. it is edging a little bit further west into east wales overnight. another is bringing outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland now. down through much of the uk. clearer in kent and southeast anglia. clear overnight and you will get a touch of frost. i'll start to the day for scotla nd of frost. i'll start to the day for scotland and northern ireland. mild at nine or 10 degrees. some rain falling into the east and south of scotland. plenty of cloud elsewhere. there may still be some drizzle, a potential for drizzle in parts of the midlands and south west england. but in the clearer pice of east anglia and the south east of england, you will have a sunny day compared to today. you can see a slice of brighter weather.

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and wet rush out of scotland. the weather will transfer across england and wales and maintain the mild conditions but the breezy and wetter. behind will be sunshine that the shows will be wintry. it will be wintry over the hillsborough temperatures will follow later 4 degrees 5 degrees. a brief taste of winter. then we seem elderly father time on tuesday and early wednesday but it is behind that as we head through thursday. —— it will be wintry over the hills. it will be quite severe feeling by the end of this week. keep up to date online. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: israel's ambassador in london has apologised after an embassy official was secretly filmed saying he wanted to ta ke was secretly filmed saying he wanted to take down a foreign office official. the may promises a far—reaching programme of social reform to tackle what she calls the everyday injustices experience by working families. nicola sturgeon said she is not bluffing about the prospect of a second scottish referendum if the term

the wet and windy weather sets in across eastern scotland. there will be a chilly filter the day that elsewhere, temperatures not rising bremen overnight. we could find temperatures in double figures. still some more rain around on wednesday. most of it creeping out into the north sea. some more rain arriving in the south—west later on. this is bbc news at five. the headlines: theresa may faces growing pressure over president trump's travel ban on people from seven muslim countries. but the foreign secretary says the travel ban does not affect british passport holders. we have received assurances from the us embassy that this executive order will make no difference to any british passport holder, irrespective of their country of birth or whether they hold another passport. in other news, six people, including former hbos bankers, are found guilty of bribery and fraud that cost customers and shareholders hundreds of millions of pounds. two suspects are arrested in canada after six people were shot dead in what's described as a terror attack

judy field in parts of northern england and eastern scotland. wednesday sees cloud and outbreaks of rain to begin with. the wetter weather made dawdle across eastern parts of england, and then something drier and brighter after a chilly start in scotland, temperatures around 8—11d nationwide. everything coming in on thejet around 8—11d nationwide. everything coming in on the jet stream steering in across the atlantic and pushing northwards across the uk, sir areas of low pressure heading our way and the winds strengthening more as we head towards the latter part of this week. we will blow in thanks to the areas of low pressure at some rain from time to time but it looks like we should stay on the mild side, both by day and also by night. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. it's only been a week since he left office and barack obama is back in us politics. he's condemned discrimination based on religion, as a clear reference to daondl trump's immigration ban. that won't deter mr trump. he says he's honouring a campaign promise and

of scotla nd represent the best interests of scotland and these amendments will bea scotland and these amendments will be a positive attempt to make sure the british government takes on board the wishes of the scottish people. they will be of general benefit to the whole of the uk. we will be looking for a white paper to be laid before parliament before article 50 is triggered. there is cross— party article 50 is triggered. there is cross—party support for that, including on the tory benches. we will be looking for theresa may to seek the agreement of the devolved administrations to trigger article 50 before she proceeds. they are not wrecking amendments, they are designed to ensure the process is carried through properly with proper scrutiny, as the supreme court has said. their decision, a terrible indictment of theresa may, her failure to have a proper plan before she embarked on this course of action, and her hostility to parliamentary scrutiny. we will make sure the parliamentary scrutiny is thorough. thank you for your time. joanna cherry, snp spokesperson on home affairs, in

it could be frosty around rural parts of scotland. the best of any brightness on saturday will be in the north. the scotland, northern england and perhaps northern ireland, some sunny spells. but further south we keep the low cloud and hill fog. pretty murky. temperjust the low cloud and hill fog. pretty murky. temper just ten the low cloud and hill fog. pretty murky. temperjust ten to 11 in the south, slightly fresher further north, but brighter, too. —— temperatures. a lot of cloud, mist, and fog on sunday morning. most looking try with light winds. could bea looking try with light winds. could be a touch of frost across rural parts of scotland first thing sunday morning. no great changes on sunday. a cloudy day. mist and fog around. pretty murky. some rain to the north west of scotland. elsewhere looks generally dry. there will be some brightness around, mainly east of high ground. for eastern parts of wales and the north—eastern part of england, too. looking like a quiet week in. fairly cloudy, but things will be more unsett

a fuse la-— the north—east of scotland. a fuse la" if the north—east of scotland. a fuse la--ifa the north—east of scotland. a fuse la —— if a few snow flurries possible. bank holiday monday should be fine and right across the bulk of england and wales. there will be frost around first thing. not everywhere seeing it. also the risk of icy stretches on untreated surfaces. glorious sunshine on offer from the word go. a few showers across northern and eastern scotland. for the rest of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, a bright and dry day to come. it will feel colder than over recent days, but we have got a return to the sunshine to compensate for the lower temperatures. the winds are looking right, but it will be breezy across the north of scotla nd be breezy across the north of scotland and around the north sea coast as well. temperatures in newcastle at around three degrees, but feeling more like —1 when you add on the combination of the wind—chill factor. so, as we head into monday night, under the clear skies it is going to be very chilly

a few showers in northern scotland through the day. showers in eastern england will depart into the north sea. gliding overfor england will depart into the north sea. gliding over for scotland england will depart into the north sea. gliding overfor scotland and northern ireland compared with yesterday. a fine day for most. six celsius the general high. windy across parts of eastern england. high—pressure for the rest of the week. we have the run of cold north to north—westerly winds as we go to the latter stage of the day and into the latter stage of the day and into the night. the breeze will bring more cloud to scotland, northern ireland, and parts of england and wales. a few spots of rain. wettest in shetland. most will be dry and clear to the south and east and cold est clear to the south and east and coldest across england and wales tonight with temperatures in rural parts of tomorrow morning around —5 minus six. if you are returning to work tomorrow, you will be scraping the car southern areas. generally, a lot more cloud a

best of the sunshine in eastern scotland. in that south—eastern quarter, but does nothing in the south of the temperatures. this is bbc news. the headlines at two: donald trump promises a trade deal between britain and the united states will be a priority when he takes office on friday. obama said they will go to the back of the line, meaning if it does happen, then he had to retract. that was a bad statement. i think you're doing great. northern ireland's power sharing government looks set to collapse today, sparking fresh elections. i'm at stormont, whether clock is ticking inevitably, it seems, towards the collapse of disassembly and what could be a election campaign. the inquests into the deaths of 30 british tourists killed at a beach resort in tunisia in 2015 opens at the high court in london. former football coach barry bennell appears in court and pleads not guilty to child sex offences. also in the next hour, reunited after 18 years.

scotland isn't. a hard frost, particularly across highland scotland, —8 could be yours to begin the day, with some mist and fog as well, just gradually clearing through the morning. so, do watch out for that. yep, definitely frosty in scotland. but that patchy mist and fog into the central belt, for example, to start the day could well slow you down. here's the contrast. as we move into northern england, across northern ireland, the rest of england and for wales, it's low cloud keeping up temperatures. hill fog, too, coastal fog in some spots, particularly across the south—west of the uk, it is damp and drizzly in places, too, and we have another weather system taking outbreaks of rain into south—west england. and as we go on through monday, that is going to take its rain very slowly across the rest of south—west england, into south and west wales and eventually into northern ireland. ahead of that, plenty of cloud, a few brighter breaks in northern england, but after that morning mist and fo

much of north—east england and scotland, clear but cold. milder in the south—west, temperatures up to ten in plymouth. looking ahead to next week, quite an active week where the atlantic finally worked up. slow—moving weather fronts across the uk bringing rain but then it looks like something meaty will be coming later in the week. next week we're looking at spells rain, becoming windy, a chance of severe gales later on. the wind often coming from the southwest show its should be relatively mild. monday will be a case in point. some cloud and rain, but temperatures reaching 11—12 in the south. this is bbc news. i'm maxine mawhinney. the headlines at 11.00am. tributes to the bafta—winning actor sirjohn hurt, who has died, aged 77. i dye my hair, i wear fla m boya nt clothes, far more outre than those i am wearing now. he starred as quentin crisp in the naked civil servant, as well as films including alien and the elephant man, in a career spanning six decades. theresa may arrives in turkey where she's set to discuss a post—brexit t

the decision is looming for scotland. are we prepared to allow her future to be dictated by a westminster government that is going down a path that i think the majority of people in scotland don't wa nt to majority of people in scotland don't want to go down, or are we going to ta ke want to go down, or are we going to take our future into your own hands? the westminster parliament is sovereign, says the court, and only parliament can change the law. ultimately, they have underscored the very foundation of britain's unwritten constitution and as abraham would say, these important principles, are inflexible. our chief political correspondent vicki young is in westminster. iam i am always conscious with my former asa i am always conscious with my former as a paris and rome correspondent that we are guilty of a bit of navel—gazing in london. let's think about the europeans. will they be worried that what has happened might affect the brexit timetable? well, i don't think it will, is the truth. i think there are many people

scotland, temperatures across the uk 8—11d. low—pressure heading up from the southwest moving northwards during thursday, there is the first one had another one in the wings on friday, a bit of uncertainty about the timing and depths of these areas of low pressure and hence the strength of the wind but they will be some strong winds on thursday and most of the rain on thursday across western parts of the uk, maybe something brighter with sunshine perhaps in the south—east of east anglia. that rain heads up across northernmost parts of scotland with stronger winds too and then the winds will strengthen in the south—west and we could see some more persistent and heavy rain heading into wales and the south—west of england. again, an area of low—pressure. that pulls away, again, uncertainty about how windy it's going to get and then the next area of low pressure follows in them again coming in from the south—west. saturday will see some more rain from heading northwards to the north—east of scotland where it could be

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a cold start across parts of scotland, temperatures only reaching 6 degrees. wednesday probably the best day of the week but there will be periods of rain through the week and remember those strong winds by the time we get to the end of the week and weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: as concerns increase over president trump's travel ban — theresa may tells her foreign and home secretaries to speak to their american counterparts about the implications for british citizens. opposition leaders have called for the president's planned state visit to the uk to be cancelled unless the ban is lifted. and a usjudge issues a temporary halt to the deportation of visa holders and refugees as demonstrators protest at airports across america. 20 years after her death, a statue of diana, princess of wales is to be built in kensington palace by her sons prince harry and the duke of cambridge. now a bbc news special. stephen evans speaks to north korean defector, thae yong—ho. i'm steve evans and this is seoul, one of the most prosperous and bustling cities in asia

scotland doing pretty well for sunshine. overnight, mist and fog returns across england and wales but the breeze picks up for the north—west of the uk. cloudy skies for northern ireland and scotland, with patchy rain. another cold one for england and wales. every bit as cold as last night, with the lowest temperatures plummeting to minus six degrees. once again, fog will feature in the morning forecast. we could see further transport disruption. the worst of the fog is in central and southern england. maybe eastern areas of wales. they could be slow to clear. away from those fog banks, bright weather with sunshine across england and wales. further north and west, cloudy for scotland and northern ireland. atlantic winds bring in milderair. changes northern ireland. atlantic winds bring in milder air. changes towards the middle part of the week as the isobars tend to crunch together, indicating a windier spell of weather. brisk southerly winds will eventually clear all of the fog away. quite windy at times but southerly wind

the best chances but at least in england and scotland. freezing fog across north—eastern england and a vial of your at the moment, i see as well as foggy. which in the day the reins backin foggy. which in the day the reins back in the west and north of scotla nd back in the west and north of scotland accompanied by severe gales. here the weather will the day goes on, a lot of cloud in northern ireland but mildly at least. there will be the odd glimmer elsewhere, we can't rule it out but on the whole it is another cloudy day. slightly less grey but still quite cloudy and mild at least, and it stays mild at least overnight. no real frost issues, again stays mild at least overnight. no realfrost issues, again it stays mild at least overnight. no real frost issues, again it will be murky over the hills but it turns progressively wet and windy for scotla nd progressively wet and windy for scotland and northern ireland. not pleasa nt scotland and northern ireland. not pleasant for tomorrow morning rush—hour. gradually as the day wears on th

all the time it looks like scotland will stay largely dry. a different weekend, wetter than it has been, quite windy. at least it is mild. that milder but cloudy and u nsettled is mild. that milder but cloudy and unsettled picture continues into the start of the new week. we have had the transition, or we are having the transition, from the cold and dry whether, to something milder but wetter and windier. theresa may at the white house for talks with donald trump. president trump meets theresa may. talks in the oval office are donald trump is my first with a foreign leader since becoming president. trade is top of the agenda and strengthening the partnership between the uk and the us. mexico's president holds a phone call with mr trumpa president holds a phone call with mr trump a day after cancelling a summit over the us president's demand for his country to pay for a border wall. and on herfirst day in thejob, america's new envoy border wall. and on herfirst day in the job, america's new envoy to the un delivers a blunt warning to those who

wind and rain across scotland initially across scotland and northern ireland and england through the morning. quite an unpleasant rush—hourfor parts the morning. quite an unpleasant rush—hour for parts of scotland and northern ireland. the rain clears away moves its way southwards and for northern ireland in scotland it will be much brighter but much colder. wintry showers especially over the hills. for england and wales the mist and fog lifts, ahead of the rain. windier and wetter conditions in the south for the afternoon rush—hour. the maximum temperatures will dip down, probably three orfour in temperatures will dip down, probably three or four in the north the afternoon. that is because we have a brief incursion of colder and the mild their returns by the middle of the week. after that we get the northerly wind showing its hand. here it comes, coming down from the arctic. big changes on the way by the end of next week and it will feel bitterly cold in comparison to this weekend, which is really relatively mild and benign, apart from that mist and fog. thank you very much. w

but generally around 10 celsius through scotland and northern ireland. into that south—east corner, despite the sunshine, it stays cold — four or five. and so that means, for the fa cup third—round replays, it is going to be cold at wimbledon, but burnley and barnsley looks as though it will stay with a little more cloud. not quite so cold there. now, with that clear skies through the day, that is going to allow for those temperatures to really fall away overnight tuesday into wednesday, perhaps the coldest of the nights through the week. we could see lows down to —2, “11 in rural spots, but —1 close to towns and city centres. elsewhere, it is going to be cloudy and rather mild. and that theme, what a surprise, continues into wednesday. once we lose the frost, it is going to be a glorious day across much of southern england, but it looks as though it will stay rather cloudy. but double—digits again in the far north, 10 degrees the high. things become a little more uniform thursday into friday. not quite as sunny in the south, and not quite

clear spells to start the day across eastern scotland. through the rest of day, where the front remains a slow—moving, if you are underneath this area of cloud it will stay with us all day. it will be a glorious day for south—east england. plenty of sunshine but it is cold and i hold out the prospect of some breaks coming along with the cloud across northern ireland and western scotland. it won't be solidly cloudy but, that said, they will be a lot of cloud around. temperatures reaching double figures in the warmest spots. on into wednesday night, another cold one coming up across southern counties of england. the tendency for the breaks on the cloud to extend across southern counties of england. that is where we will have the frosty weather overnight. further north, with the cloud cover, again, it is generally frost free with temperatures around 5—7 degrees. thursday starting on a dull and cloudy note, save for southern england, with the prospect of early morning sunshine, and staying reasonably bright through the rest of the day.

. —6 —7 and —3 when you get the gaps in the cloud in scotland. gaps in the cloud in scotland. widespread frost to start the day. watch out for sleepiness. —— slipperiness. slipperiness. of scotland including the central belt. belt. further north, they will be a hole in the cloud. hole in the cloud. bit of frost, a bit of fog but at least sunshine. least sunshine. all of the murky days, you will see some sunshine. some sunshine. for the temperatures but i hope it will lift the spirit. will lift the spirit. up with a frosty start to your weekend. high pressure is still there. there. the british isles and widespread frost and maybe fog as well. frost and maybe fog as well. especially the south—western quarter. a fair amount of cloud. rain to the eastern part of the pennines and maybe some in scotland. pennines and maybe some in scotland. quarter, there could be a lot of cloud. cloud. more in a way of cloud for many more people on sunday. many more people on sunday. the weekend, a lot of dry weather around. around. sunny spells on saturday and chile but by day and night. chi

on tuesday, more cloud and showers across western scotland. filtering into other northern and western parts of the uk. further south, dry weather albeit with more cloud around. temperatures a couple of degrees higher. it turns colder again through the middle part of the week but sunshine returning. sunshine by day but colder by night. keep up to date with developments including whether warnings on the weather website. i will be back in half an hour. i'm mariko 0i, in singapore. the headlines: cctv footage emerges of the moment a gunman launched an attack on a turkish nightclub, killing 39 people. a huge manhunt continues. questions for indonesia after 23 people are killed when fire breaks out on a crowded ferry. others are still missing. i'm kasia madera, in london. britain's queen elizabeth is said to be better despite missing a second church service due to a heavy cold. and will the world's scientists come up with desperately—needed antibiotics to fight superbugs in 2017? we'll look at the big global health issues of the year ahead. announ