my mother was eight when her family moved from siberia to kyra tower the town by the black mountains in kazakhstan swarmed south in one nine hundred ninety with her family she left the town which had a population of forty thousand at the time. today it's home to just twenty thousand people or so apart from a few friends from his school days my mother doesn't know anyone in cairo tallon a more. current town the greenaway says in the middle of the steps the clean affluent soviet showpiece town what has become of. the apartment block with the circular staircases people here were once proud of this modern building it was home to many young families what defines the town scape today. where and how do the people here live in. this square in front of the white house it's the town hall and a parade ground where the red flags were once waved with pride all for one and one for all. where's the. pride and patriotism today where are the others and where are we. the birth of. the germans have been gone for twenty four twenty five years everything's run down now there were roads everyone was alway

. week drawing on all the warm ear —— colderairfrom siberia. in week drawing on all the warm ear —— colder airfrom siberia. in the east we have more cloud, with snow showers england and scotland. first thing monday, we already have snow showers, with temperature sub zero, with widespread frost and icy conditions as well. monday morning, most of the snow showers will be well scattered across parts of eastern england and eastern scotland, with many places been great, particularly to the west. 0n monday the cloud filter is further west, so it is going to be a cold day. integers a few degrees above freezing, but when you add on the wind—chill, it feels more like minus five degrees. so, a cold day on monday. snow showers towards the east, then introduced, heavier with more persistent snow moving into eastern scotland and england. it will be a bitter cold start, well below freezing, and the met office haveissued below freezing, and the met office have issued a number warning. for the likes of the east midlands, towards essex, london and kent, t

let me put it this way, the wind chill is coming from siberia. guys, siberia. very, very cold. i know you guys just got are back from an extremely cold location, too. but, boy, it's cold out here. >> we know it the way you speak indeed, keith. >> and we feel you. minnesota is nowhere near siberia, but we understand what you're talking about. keep up the good work, fry mend. and kim jong-un will visit south korea for the winter olympic games. kim joe jung will be part of the delegation arriving thereÑi tomorrow. and don't miss going for gold tonight at 7:00. keith will tell us all about the athletes to watch, and we'll introduce you to an olympic medalist from our area. and remember nbc 10 is your home for the winter olympic games. watch the opening ceremony on friday night starting at 8:00 p.m. >>> 4:48 right now. 31 degrees. we have you covered with what you need to know about what's going to happen this morning with weather depending on your neighborhood it's going to be very different. and the timing of it is important, too. because in most areas it's during the rush. >> ou

the so—called beast from the east is sweeping in from siberia. the met office, in conjunction with nhs england, has issued a level three cold weather alert for the whole of the country, the second most serious level. that means there is a 99919 icy conditions or heavy snow, between now and thursday. covering most of eastern in britain. it is certainly not the first snow we will have this winter. but what makes this cold snap different is it is expected to affect the whole of the uk. temperatures could fall as low as —8, but it will feel much chillier because of the wind. there could be increased pressure on already stretched nhs services and councils are providing extra emergency beds for rough sleepers. housing association. the main aim is always to get people off the street and to stop people from dying in the cold weather. and, to date, we have been pretty successful. next thursday is the meteorological start of spring. but that appears to be on hold as winter continues to bite. a uk ticket holder has won nearly £78 million in the euromilli

more on the way as we increasingly tap into this bitterly cold pool of air currently sitting across siberia. but actually, you may well think it is cold enough already. certainly as we start friday morning with a widespread frost, you can see the blue colours on the chart indicating temperatures down below freezing — that is because skies have been clear overnight and that translates into sunny skies as we go on through the day on friday. some areas of cloud floating around as well, particularly across parts of england, but we could even see just the odd light shower here at times through the day. if we take a closer look at 3pm on our high resolution weather model, you can see large areas of clear skies expected, quite a lot of sunshine across scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. some extra cloud across the eastern side of england, but through the midlands into wales and the south—west, it should be largely sunny through the afternoon with temperatures around five or six degrees. the wind is starting to strengthen, particularly in the south. that will continue into the

that was the image of siberia, that wolves ate people there. our salary was only 10% more than the others, the so—called siberian supplement. but they did give us apartments immediately. separate apartments. at that time, in the ussr, there was an acute shortage of housing. they didn't attract us with money, they attracted us with available accommodation and interesting work. no other research laboratories are so lavishly equipped and no where else are the students so carefully selected or so ruthlessly examined. this is what's called the colliding beam accelerator, the only one of its kind in the world, designed to hurl particles of matter and particles of antimatter. translation: our institute of nuclear physics is a globally recognised research centre. its scientists have collaborated in the construction of the large hadron collider in switzerland, but many of the inventions and breakthroughs happened in secret research projects for the ministry of defence. excellent sports facilities were constructed. the house of scientists was built and

more on the way as we increasingly tap into this bitterly cold pool of air currently sitting across siberia. but actually, you may well think it is cold enough already. certainly as we start friday morning with a widespread frost, you can see the blue colours on the chart indicating temperatures down below freezing — that is because skies have been clear overnight and that translates into sunny skies as we go on through the day on friday. some areas of cloud floating around as well, particularly across parts of england, but we could even see just the odd light shower here at times through the day. if we take a closer look at 3pm on our high resolution weather model, you can see large areas of clear skies expected, quite a lot of sunshine across scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. some extra cloud across the eastern side of england, but through the midlands into wales and the south—west, it should be largely sunny through the afternoon with temperatures around five or six degrees. the wind is starting to strengthen, particularly in the south. that will continue into the

feeding in error coming from siberia. and there is the risk of some snow on into next week. the uncertainty in the forecast will be just exactly which direction the cold air tracks in. it could be to the south and into france or could be the uk bracing for a big freeze. but either way it isa for a big freeze. but either way it is a cold outlook for next week and widespread frost which will linger by day and a biting wind boot. please be aware that it is going to turn bitterly cold. good afternoon, i'm hugh woozencroft with a look at the day's sports news here on bbc news. and we start of course, at the winter olympics where they are into the late evening, where the spotlights are well and truly on the women's bobsliegh. team gb‘s mica mcneill and mica moore had a torrid build up, losing their funding last september, but the help of public donations helped put them on the course in pyeongchang. they were eighth going into the final run after a slight the german and american teams are taking part soon. team gb‘s women's curling team has reached the semifinals of the event

it means all of the weather from siberia is going over europe. we are getting the siberian cold air, and you are getting the warm air? the whole thing is going round the wrong way. so when we hear about global warming, it's people like you who are out there in these more remote parts measuring it and monitoring it. yes. if you look at what's been happening in the middle of greenland, you will get a diary from there from many years back. you will see we are on our way into a warmer period. our ice is thinner. this year, it had broken up. you can see that the ice is broken up. if we get the north wind, we have a big space with open water we can sail in and hunt from boats. it's really unusual. maybe you could give us some advice on how to cope with the cold, now we have your weather? how do you keep warm when you go outside, for example? i have good clothes. i have long johns under them. i have my working trousers insulated, so i don't have to take lots of clothes. if we have to go on a very long trip on a snowmobile, we have two jackets on. i have

the wind chill is coming from siberia. one more time, siberia. we are bundled up. i am toughing it out. we are live here in south korea for the winter games. >> get your coat. all right. keith, see you soon. keith will be back live tomorrow morning. starting at 4:00 a.m. he will give us a closer look at our local athletes who are going for gold. remember, nbc 10 is your home for winter games. friday night starting at 8:00. >>> three, two, one. spacex launching the most powerful rocket in the world. carrying a red sports car. two of the rocket's boosters came back and landed up right. a third crashed into the ocean. >>> first alert weather, it is dry right now. snow, sleet, and freezing rain are headed our way. first alert radar showing a storm heading in. tammie souza with everything you need to know. >> pack your patience. you may have a long ride in some places. the doppler radar is quiet. now the clouds are starting to drift in. we had clouds for much of the day. now here come the clouds once again. along with the rainmaking its way in parts of virginia and even

my mother's family settled in well when they moved from siberia to correct out thousands of germans. were already living here they had much in common german language the forbidden lutheran bible songs from the homeland there was no better place than car a town that's what my mother felt at the time. the strasser wanted powerful incident for and we had friends and relatives on every street. it was down to thirty five when i was done with work i would visit someone on the floor i would visit a friend or my sister or another sister or another friend the friend and since i was its force i walked everywhere it was lovely it was the norm the slums look the norm. it's the effect on me i feel like i'm not really here i'm just dreaming. it's on the last links. when she was twenty my mother started her own family. together with my father ryan hold a german from her neighborhood the soviets called it west berlin. probably was a good one and you out of a neighbor's. place that's. just. this lady is from germany she used to live here she'd large take some pictures to remember this place of course

these cold easterly winds go all the way to siberia and that is where our air will be coming from. many areas seeing spells of sunshine but chances are cloud thickening across eastern scotland, north—east england and these areas could start to see wintry flurries. after a high of 1— four degrees on sunday. 0n wintry flurries. after a high of 1— four degrees on sunday. on monday, a very cold night. the knights generally will be very cold. —6, minus seven degrees and maybe colder than that. monday, the best of the brightness in western areas but that cloud starting to thicken up in the east and do not take us know too literally but there is certainly the potential for snow showers starting to develop most especially in eastern areas. temperatures even by date struggling to get above freezing. high—pressure dominating through next week and, initially, these cold easterly winds all the way from siberia, not only towards the british isles but a long way south across europe. 0ur headline for next week, certainly a lot of cold weather, some sharp overnight frost at one of the bi

between one and four celsius with the air coming from siberia. the met office has now issued a weather warning with snow showers on monday and tuesday. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. alarming new research links mistakes in patient medication to tens of thousands of deaths every year. as many as one in five drugs may be given out in error across england. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, calls the situation "appalling" and "totally preventable". good morning, it's friday the 23rd of february. also this morning: the armed officer who was at the florida high school where 17 were shot dead has resigned for failing to intervene. his sheriff said it was a failure of duty. wembley in law enforcement arise at an active shooter, we go in and address the target. that is what should have been done. a fourth british tourist has died following the helicopter crash in the grand canyon. jonathan udall was on honeymoon. his wife remains in a critical conditi

pretty chilly that i thought we might as it's starting tomorrow as it is so i've got the map up for siberia there's a reason for this you referred lots of complaints about how really really cold it's been in pyongyang well this is the reason the source of all cold air in the winter in this part of the world nation is siberia where typically daytime highs about minus ninety sometimes are going to as high as minus eight so that leak site as it often does comes on the korean peninsula that is why it feels cold typical conditions in the area where all the alpine skiing will be done day max but zero freezing if you like but by now i think is going to minus and these are typical average conditions and the wind comes out of siberia roughly fifteen kilometers per hour it's still particularly strong but minus ten it would feel it obviously however as i said it's not been quite this good the training week or at least the last week by the day it's been around about minus nine this is the warmest part of the day so as it gets much colder at night down to about minus twenty the winds been added siberia

more on the way as we increasingly tap into this bitterly cold pool of air currently sitting across siberia. but actually, you may well think it is cold enough already. certainly as we start friday morning with a widespread frost, you can see the blue colours on the chart indicating temperatures down below freezing — that is because skies have been clear overnight and that translates into sunny skies as we go on through the day on friday. some areas of cloud floating around as well, particularly across parts of england, but we could even see just the odd light shower here at times through the day. if we take a closer look at 3pm on our high resolution weather model, you can see large areas of clear skies expected, quite a lot of sunshine across scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. some extra cloud across the eastern side of england, but through the midlands into wales and the south—west, it should be largely sunny through the afternoon with temperatures around five or six degrees. the wind is starting to strengthen, particularly in the south. that will continue into the

my mother was eight when her family moved from siberia to cairo tau the town by the black mountains in kazakhstan swarm south in one thousand nine hundred with her family she left the town which had a population of forty thousand at the time. today it's home to just twenty thousand people or so apart from a few friends from his school days my mother doesn't know anyone and kyra tallon more. cutout the greenaway says in the middle of the steps the clean affluent soviet showpiece town what has become of. the apartment block with the circular staircases people here were once proud of this modern building it was home to many young families what defines the town scape today. where and how do the people here live in. this square in front of the wires the pride and patriotism today where are the others and where are we. so that's about all you have such and that. shit the germans have been gone for twenty four twenty five years everything's run down now there were roads everyone was always surprised by how nice it was here the roads were surfaced and it was green. yes. but that's. the long. v

in the short term this cold air is coming in from siberia. you can see the extent of the cold across europe. ning thing falling from the sky as snow is coming from europe. more others turning dry and clear over western parts. north—east england and eastern and northern scotla nd england and eastern and northern scotland through the night, some sports will dip as low as minus seven celsius. we are concerned about the snow piling up wednesday into thursday and we have an amber met office warning meaning be prepared. some nasty travelling conditions getting going for the central belt and those major routes in scotland wednesday to thursday. due to the frequency of these snow showers, some sports will get one heavy snow shower after another. elsewhere on wednesday, scattered snow showers around and some sunny spells. these are the top temperatures. by day, these are the temperatures. by day, these are the temperatures and this is what it feels like in the wind. some sports feeling in minus double figures. it will strengthen further as the day g

a deep area of low pressure is expected to drift up across siberia, affecting france and eventually into central and southern parts of the uk and northern ireland. we could, for some time, see the potential for some significant disruptive snowfall. these links to russia are what hangs over this presidency. jean claude junker says that i think brexit was good to happen. beyond 100 days. helping you make sense of it all. this is business briefing. i'm sally bundock. the headlines: do europe's corporate giants need protecting from foreign takeovers? that's the question facing eu ministers meeting in bulgaria. china's tech giant huawei tells the bbc it's being barred from the us market for purely commercial reasons — and that security concerns are "rubbish". in asia most share markets are continuing to climb after us shares reached a four—week high. investors are betting us interest rate hikes won't be too aggressive.

be more on the way as we increasingly tap into this bitterly cold pool of a currently sitting across siberia. but actually you may well think it is cold enough already, certainly as we start friday morning with a widespread frost, you can see the blue colours on the chart indicating temperatures down below freezing. that is because skies have been clear overnight and that translates into sunny skies as we go on through the day on friday. some areas of cloud floating around as well, publicly across parts of england but we could even see just the odd light shower here at times throughout the day. if we take a closer look at 3pm on our high—resolution weather model, you can see large areas of clear skies expected and quite a lot of such unexpected across scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. and extra clout across the east of england but through wales and into the west it should be largely sunny through the afternoon with temperatures around five or six degrees. the wind is starting to strengthen particularly in the south, that will continue to the weekend as this area of high

colder air coming in from siberia and northern russia. monday, western parts of the uk will have sunshine, but will be cold. east of england and eastern scotland will have snow showers. first thing, we already have the snow showers, with frost and icy conditions. monday morning, most of the snow showers will be fairly well scattered across parts of eastern england and eastern scotland, with many places staying dry, particularly towards the west. temperatures perhaps a few degrees above freezing for many of us, but when you add the wind—chill, the easterly wind makes it feel more like minus five degrees. a cold day on monday. we will see snow showers in the east,... it will be bitterly cold at the beginning of tuesday morning, with an amber warning. east midlands down to essex, london and kent, some destructive snowfall, likely to cause disruption throughout the day on tuesday, with school closures and temperatures not getting above freezing. we will see further snow showers filtering on this risk wind, for tuesday night into wednesday.

more on the way as we increasingly tap into this bitterly cold pool of air currently sitting across siberia. but actually, you may well think it is cold enough already. certainly as we start friday morning with a widespread frost, you can see the blue colours on the chart indicating temperatures down below freezing — that is because skies have been clear overnight and that translates into sunny skies as we go on through the day on friday. some areas of cloud floating around as well, particularly across parts of england, but we could even see just the odd light shower here at times through the day. if we take a closer look at 3pm on our high resolution weather model, you can see large areas of clear skies expected, quite a lot of sunshine across scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. but through the midlands into wales and the south—west, it should be largely sunny through the afternoon with temperatures around five or six degrees. the wind is starting to strengthen, particularly in the south. that will continue into the weekend as this area of high pressure strengthens its

i'll start with the european map and the temperature contrast, you can see the blues pouring out from siberia into western russia, spreading across the continent and reaching oui’ across the continent and reaching our shores, particularly into next week you really will notice the bitterly cold conditions. it's going to feel extremely bitter, particularly if you add on the wind. widespread morning frosts. there's the chance of some snow in some areas, but uncertainty in that detail. keep tuned to the forecast the weather snow will fall. here and now, we have high pressure in control. its finance settled. a lot of dry weather around through the afternoon. the best of the sunshine across eastern side of england, eastern scotland and some glimmers elsewhere, but there will be a tough cloud and disappointingly chilly where you have the cloud. not too bad in the sunshine. 5—7dc. as we had through this evening and overnight, the skies clear quite widely. it looks like temperatures will plummet. it will be a dry one for where the skies are clear, particularly in england and the of , t, j into par

the so—called beast from the east is sweeping in from siberia. the met office, in conjunction with nhs england, has issued a level three cold weather alert for the whole of the country, the second most serious level. that means there is a 99% chance of severe weather, icy conditions or heavy snow, between now and thursday. there are additional yellow severe warnings for snow early next week covering most of easter in britain. that could cause travel problems and power cuts. it is certainly not the first snow we will have this winter. but what makes this cold snap different is it is expected to affect the whole of the uk. temperatures could fall as low as —8, but it will feel much chillier because of the wind. there could be increased pressure on already stretched nhs services and councils are providing extra emergency beds for rough sleepers. in ipswich it is being done in partnership with the local housing association. the main aim is always to get people off the street and to stop people from dying in the cold weather. and to date we have bee

further north, the easterly winds continue to blast from siberia. plentiful snow showers in the forecast scandinavia and also for the uk and a significant wind—chill as well. as ever, i will leave my colleague to give you more details on that injust colleague to give you more details on that in just half an hour. hello, this is outside source, and these are the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. russia agrees to a daily five—hour ceasefire in syria's eastern ghouta. it'll start on tuesday — the first break for the rebel stronghold. britain's labour leader jeremy corbyn sets out his vision for trade post brexit, calling for the uk to form a new customs union with the eu. it could spell trouble for theresa may's strategy. every day, outside source features bbcjournalists working in over 30 languages. your questions are always welcome. #bbcos is the hashtag it's six months since hurricane harvey hit texas, killing 68 people and forcing more than 40,000 to flee their homes. more than 60 inches of rain fell, causing devastating flooding. laura

. 0ver originating all the way from siberia. over the next few days, it really looks as though the temperatures and set to fall. you can see that in the outlook. temperatures really struggling to climb. you have been warned. this is beyond 0ne hundred days, with me katty kay in new york — christian fraser's in london. our top stories. america's all—powerful national rifle association backs the president's call for armed security at schools across the united states. the un struggles to agree on a ceasefire in syria — as government forces continue their intense bombardment of eastern ghouta for a 5th day. coming up in the next half hour. theresa may holds a war cabinet at the prime minister's country residence, chequers — to try to agree the government's goals — in the brexit process. and the secrets of success, why no one can touch norway at the winter olympics. let us know your thoughts by using the hashtag... 'beyond—0ne—hundred—days' crucial, decisive, momentous, urgent — pick any of those words and they woul

a fine weekend to come, with this weather front coming from siberia. the cold air is really starting to push across the british isles come monday and tuesday. we will feel it. next week, a lot of fine weather which should give us some decent sunshine around, but widespread frost and the wind will be especially raw. today at 5 — oxfam loses thousands of financial donors — in the light of allegations of sexual misconduct. the claims relate to staff working in haiti seven years ago — now the charity‘s head in the uk has apologised for seeming to downplay the seriousness of what happened. i am sorry, we are sorry for the damage oxfam have done, both to the people of haiti but also wider efforts for aid and development, by possibly undermining public support. we‘ll have the latest on the parliamentary session — and we‘ll be talking to one of the mps — highly critical of the charity‘s handling of the crisis. the other main stories on bbc news at 5. syrian government forces intensify their bombing of a rebel—held enclave near damascus —

by the time russian gas flows through these pipes it's already traveled thousands of kilometers from siberia or its way to customers in central europe this compressor station keeps the pressure in the pipeline stable ensuring the gas reached its destination for the west at least for now. this plant run by ukraine state energy company enough to gas was built almost forty years ago and it's now coming to the end of its working life as ukraine struggles to maintain its position as the chief transit country for russian energy needs to upgrade the infrastructure a pilot project financed by dr bank and underwritten by german export guarantees will see the multi-million euro compressors successively replaced but the question is will they ever really be needed. the north stream pipeline linking russia and germany directly across the baltic sea see here to be joined by second street to construction is due to get underway later this year the new pipeline will be able to transport some fifty five billion cubic meters of gas equivalent to two thirds of the cast transiting ukraine on average in recent ye

man's fight for survival pitted against the elements in the revenant is why read about the weather in siberia dicaprio foundation has alerted its instagram followers about the low temperatures in that region. the moment is broke when temperatures reach near record siberian village you call me a con the estimated temperature was around minus sixty degrees celsius climate change is posing a real. threat to local people's lives and life structures. and we are back in half an hour. when you don't know what the teachers who are to get a court to do. what are the most ten steps you. may be. left alone they. said. let me know. that. you speak french now. let's. talk of. the council itself to. the are lead. plough to war hawks selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that don't look for new socks credit to tell you that the because of the tabloid lifestyles a little more news today. the luck factor has been telling you are not cool enough to fight their products or luck. to all the hawks that we along with our audience will walk o

north from siberia and that's why the snow making equipment is able t so well. for wherever we need to. we see changes for the upcomi weekend. dry watch. santa rosa looks impressive. we have seen a 12.96 inches of rainfa since the season starte we should be. we are down over 10 inches in santa rosa. that puts us at 55% of average. you can see back for most of the bay area. 60% of where we should be. even if we have a strong mark, it be hard to make up the it is possible to get good storms here even in march for the bay area. let's bring it for the forecast. mostly sunny start and down to cool cold weather. get your heavy jackets out. we will be chilly here to start at the north bay at 38. you are used to it. they will begin at 41 degrees. we will have increasing cloud clouts increase in the north bay and the east bay. any rainfall will stay to the north. by the afternoon, not as much as it has been. 59 in santa rosa. 56 in san francisco. 63 in san jose and low 50s. a big change from the records we 70s. extend forecast once we hit next monday. los are possible. s

stronger it will feel quite raw in the days ahead and that is because we have had the wind pushing in from siberia, it will be widely frosty overnight, a hard frost, —6 in the suburbs, and a bit of cloud tomorrow morning but it should melt away. there will be more cloud in eastern parts of scotland and england, but in contrast less cloud for the western isles of scotland and northern ireland but it is not really helping the temperatures, if you factor in the wind it will feel bitter. it becomes more interesting tomorrow evening and overnight, the increasing threat of cloud and wintry flurries for eastern counties, another bitterly cold night across most of the country, and then the risk increases as we go through monday of snow showers. this is bbc world news. the headlines at 11: after days of wrangling, the un security council passes a resolution calling for a 30 day ceasefire across syria. remanded in custody, charged with causing the death by dangerous driving at two young brothers in coventry. —— and man and woman are in custody. the death of emma chambers, best known for playing alice

the russian presidential election has already started at least in the northwest siberia which became the first region to cast ballots in early polling this was organized to due to the remoteness of the polling stations there and the severe winter weather conditions election officials were using all possible means of transport from helicopters to snowmobiles. a un security council resolution that were guarding yemen that was proposed by russia has been adopted unanimously on monday russia vetoed a draw for a solution tabled by the u.k. that condemned iran over actions in yemen. russia's draft resolution has passed unanimously in the security council today they met to discuss the ongoing situation in yemen and to vote on two rival draft resolutions one proposed by the u.k. and the other by russia of a u.k. draft resolution called for quote additional measures against iran over accusations that it violated an arms embargo now this came after u.n. experts said in january that iranian military equipment was brought in to yemen after the arms embargo was imposed but also stated that they w

currently gripping europe a cold front dubbed the beast from the east is sweeping across the continent from siberia one of the worst affected countries as croatia whirls two meters of snow has fallen in some areas even in spain thirty eight provinces are affected the canary islands off the northwest coast of africa are being lashed by strong winds and in britain hundreds of trains have been cancelled and many schools closed in ireland which doesn't often to see so much snow panic buying of bread has left supermarket shelves empty. well germany is being hit by a flu epidemic authorities have registered more than one hundred twenty thousand cases and more than two hundred people have died so far this winter doctors here in berlin say they're dealing with three times the number of patients usually affected this time of year. linda few reports from the front line. it's crowded in dr frank fresh less practice these days many turn up suspecting the flu he has to take a swap to confirm that but says he's learned to recognize flu patients by sight. i . think they're a lot sicker than the others he comes on

southwards, squeezing these strong easterly 38mg afifig‘ (5551159; §,$§g°€§‘°,°f " em; au x39 sitting across siberia in our direction on this strong easterly wind. so, through monday and tuesday, temperatures will struggle. the temperatures i show you here are the daytime highs — the absolute highs. temperatures for a good part will be lower than that and notice even by day somewhere like norwich will struggle to get above freezing. as we continue to tap into that colder air, there certainly is the chance for some snow in places through next week, very tough to predict exactly where at this stage — stay tuned to the forecast. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: no progress on a ceasefire for syria, and the attacks in eastern ghouta continue. america's gun lobby hits back, accusing its critics of exploiting the florida school shooting for political gain. australia's deputy prime minister is to resign after admitting an affair and denying allegations of sexual harassment. and arrests in argentina after nearly

you follow the isobars around the eastern and southern flanks, then we begin to look away, up towards siberia, for the source of the air that comes towards us as we start the new week, and that's really quite crucial. we haven't seen that sort of setup for quite a while, but there's no doubt about it. next week, yes, there will be some sunshine, there will be some chilly nights around. a bitter wind in from the east and the chance of snow as temperatures tumble. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and naga munchetty. a move on gun control policy in the united states. president trump indicates he's willing to make a change. as students prepare to march in the state capital after last week's school shooting, he says he'd support a ban on devices which turn rifles into machine—guns. good morning, it's wednesday 21st february. also this morning: a warning of a humanitarian disaster in syria where hundreds of people have died after days of bombing. we look at how early onset dementia could be linked to regular heavy drinking.

and that‘s beeause—welte. all the way from siberia. we really start to tap into that very cold air as we head into the new working week. not only will it be cold, with temperatures struggling to get above freezing even by day, there is the increasing chance the of some snow showers, particularly in eastern areas initially. perhaps some areas with more persistent snow at times, but even further west, not completely exempt. perhaps not quite as many showers but just about anywhere, we will have the potential for a little bit of snow. so, to sum up things for next week, it will be very cold with bitter winds. some snow at times and widespread frost and ice. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: the bombardment continues on the ground as the un security council delays a crucial vote on a ceasefire in syria. a former senior adviser to donald trump pleads guilty to conspiracy and lying to fbi investigators. as pressure grows for action on gun ownership, t

easterly winds developing through this week, drawing in the cold air from siberia and northern russia. during monday, western parts of the country should be largely clear with some sunshine, it will feel cold. in the east we more more cloud more cloud with more cloud with snow more cloud with snow showers more cloud with snow showers in have more cloud with snow showers in eastern england and eastern scotland. first thing monday morning we already have snow showers. temperatures subzero and i widespread frost to start your monday morning with icy conditions. most showers scattered across the east, many places staying dry out towards the west. during the day on monday, the cloud filters further it will be a cold day. west, it will be a cold day. temperatures just i few west, it will be a cold day. temperatures justl few degrees temperatures just a few degrees above freezing. when you add on a wind chill and the easterly wind making it feel more like minus five degrees. a cold day on monday. we will continue to cease though showers towards the ease. overnight into tuesday, heavier, more

probably heard that it's going to get even colder still with the air really originating all the way from siberia moving across the cold continent. so over the next few days looking as though those savages are set to fall. you can see that in a city outlook through monday into tuesday. temperatures really struggling to climb above freezing. have been warned. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11. a fifth day of intense bombardment by syrian government forces in rebel held eastern ghouta, with no agreement by the un security council on a humanitarian ceasefire. an away day at chequers for theresa may and senior ministers, as they try to agree a collective position on britain's future relationship with the eu. haiti suspends oxfam operations, as it investigates claims of sexual misconduct by charity aid workers in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake. and on newsnight, one of the most powerful men in the charity sector has quit. we hearfrom a powerful men in the charity sector has quit. we hear from a former colleague who says he got what he deserved.

this icy front has been coming across from siberia, across northern europe and driving these snow showers across the north sea into eastern areas and some have been pushing west as well. during the start of wednesday, it looks like most of the showers will become confined to northern areas and eastern scotland. a very cold start with temperatures below freezing across the board. an amber warning remains in force for the eastern side of scotland to the central belt of scotland and to north—east england, where there will be five to 15 centimetres. widespread in some areas and we could see more than that on the high ground. there could be significant disruption through wednesday morning for the central belt of scotland and north—east england. the showers will be frequent and heavy. further south, more in the way of sunshine but it will be a very cold air. today will be the coldest of the week. factor in the wind as well and it will feel more like minus five to maybe —10 celsius. so, bitterly cold. on thursday, this low pressure which has been named storm emma by the portuguese weather

that's because we've got the air coming in from siberia, northern russia... we start off monday morning with a few snow showers, particularly towards the east, but it is the cold and frosty start to the working week. cloud across eastern england and he fears, and bring a few. a few showers pushing their way further west to the day. a little bit of snow through the midlands. although temperatures are a little bit above freezing by a few degrees, it is going to kill quarter when you add on the affect of the wind—chill. for some of us, it won't feel much warmer than minus five celsius. some more persistent and heavy snow showers working. certainly well below freezing to start your day on tuesday. it won't warm up in a hurry because we got a cold easterly winds. heavy snowfall and the met office has issued an amber warning for potentially very destructive snow on tuesday, particularly for eastern england, southeast too. we could seek disruption to travel, perhaps school closures. as these heavy snow showers continue to work in. some of the snow showers reaching