some of that rain quite heavy across south—west england, wales, up through the midlands and north west england overnight tonight. behind it, colder air starts to can. temperatures through scotland, nor is in england and northern ireland could fall as low as minus four degrees. ice could be a problem, and the showers will continue, particularly with this little fellow, which will drift its way through wheels on the midlands. a scattering of showers across the north and west facing courses of scotland. with below freezing temperatures, ice could be a problem. similar story temperatures, ice could be a problem. similarstory across north—west england, down through wheels on the midlands. this is a wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow. could be tricky if you wrote on the road, but were not too concerned about. those showers will ease away and then a quieter story, still with the risk of the few showers. temperatures peaking at around li—7d. as we move into friday, high pressure will build, a cold night. then another area of pressure moves on. winds could be quite as feature. on the leadin

of rain to northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england. later in wales and south—west england. diane bright said the mile south and east well. ties between seven and all of themselves is. —— ties between seven and 11 celsius. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: this could be at least silver. she goes to the front. lizzy yarnold becomes the first british winter athlete to defend an olympic title after winning gold in the women's skeleton — laura deas took bronze. earlier izzy atkin won bronze in the women's ski slopestyle —— a first ever medal for britain on skis. theresa may warns european union leaders not to put lives at risk by blocking a security deal after brexit. the prime minister said britain would no longer be able to help europol, as it does, or extradite suspects quickly. votes are currently being counted ata ukip meeting in birmingham on whether to sack or back party leader henry bolton. the party's national executive committee backed a vote of no confidence in him last month, after his former girlfriend had sen

and we can see the snow turning heavier and drifting in the wind across south—west england into wales with the amber warning through thursday evening. the situation could go downhill quickly here and quite icy, sunspots going into friday further south as less cold air moves in with that brings freezing rain. through friday, an area of snow affecting england and wales and perhaps northern ireland so quite widely was —— we shall see a few centimetres with impacts on travel and still snow showers running into eastern scotland. it is still bitterly cold and colder in the wind. jared kushner is in charge of relations with china, mid east peace and reinventing the us government. it's a huge, difficult brief for someone who has just had their security clearance downgraded. the president's son in law may find it harder to tackle those tasks now he can't even see top secret intelligence. the children of parkland return to school, two weeks to the day after a gunman walked in and killed their friends. i think eventually it will be normal again, but not the same normal it was before, it will

snow showers in western scotland, northern ireland, west england. a few showers from time to time. the blue is with us on monday with wind from the atlantic. showers. monday, not looking bad. good spells of sunshine. some wintry showers, mainly in the north and west. feeling cold. temperatures, 5—8. this weather front in the west will make inroads on monday night. initially of rain. after it bumps into the cold air, snow. certainly in central and southern scotland and the pennines. as the rain band pleasing enter the north sea, skies brightening up. cold air, sunshine and wintry showers. temperature—wise, 5—8. and other system moving in from the west on wednesday. it could bring disruptive snow. heavy snow in central and southern scotland in the final of england. further south, largely southern scotland in the final of england. furthersouth, largely of rain. -- england. furthersouth, largely of rain. —— far north of. keep tuned to the weather forecast. this is bbc world news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: tensions between israel and syria escalate after cross—b

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looking down towards the south—west, deep area of low pressure moves over south—west england and bring the potential for more disruptive snow. it will take its time in arriving during the morning of thursday, perhaps brushing with the south coast eventually into south—west england and south wales. sam wood between the two, brighter, breezy and feeling bitterly cold at there. take care. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2:00. the met office issues a red warning for extreme weather in scotland — people are being advised not to travel in the worst affected areas. heavy snow threatens to leave some villages cut off. more than 2,000 schools are closed, trains and planes are cancelled across the uk as police warn drivers to think twice before taking to the roads. a stand—off on the issue of the irish border, as the eu publishes a legal draft of its brexit withdrawal agreement. the withdrawal agreement must also contain a solution to avoid a hard border, and to protect the good friday agreement in all its dimensions. no uk prime minister could ever agre

snow showers likely across north—west england, wales and south—west england. it will be rain bursting and the rain is likely to stay with you for most of the day. spilling in from the west throughout the afternoon, moving towards the south—east corner by the end of the day. we will perhaps he and improving picture, slowly but surely into the far north of scotland with some afternoon brightness. but if you are in the direction of the by you are in the direction of the rugby matches for saturday afternoon, it looks like potentially we could see some wet weather and stronger wind across for the island match but for england and wales, the rain could certainly be an issue. it will take its time to clear away and wa nted will take its time to clear away and wanted dusk, we could see tightly backed isobars, so maybe severe gales for a time through the early hours of sunday morning. but, the winds will be swinging into an north—westerly direction, driving the cold are across the country so that means it will also drive in some snow showers along those north and we

in south—west england. try and write the further east you are. highs of 7—iid. —— dry and bright. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: commentator: lizzie yarnold goes to the front! lizzy yarnold becomes the first british winter athlete to defend an olympic title after winning gold in the women's skeleton — laura deas took bronze. earlier izzy atkin won bronze in the women's ski slopestyle, a first ever medal for britain on skis. theresa may warns european union leaders not to put lives at risk by blocking a security deal after brexit. the prime minister said britain would no longer be able to help europol, as it does, or extradite suspects quickly. ukip members are to vote on whether to back or sack henry bolton as party leader. the party's national executive committee backed a vote of no confidence in him last month, after his former girlfriend had sent a series of racist messages. the president of haiti says the sex scandal involving some 0xfam workers may be just the tip of the iceberg. joven

so south-west england could get a dusting as well. more than a dusting. it becomes a wider area of snow affecting england and wales. absolutely more snow to come before this is over. we are in dartmouth on friday! picked the best time for it. very quickly, tell us the science of it. what is going on above this weather system and why does it happen? there is talk of sudden stratospheric warning. it happens way above us, above where we normally think about whether, in the stratosphere, where things change, and that affects weather where we are. sometimes when that happens, it turns very cold in europe and the uk. and a few weeks later, that's exactly how things have transpired. you get that change of conditions. 0ur weather comes from different directions. it comes from russia, from siberia, and bitterly cold. so we have to wait for that pattern to change before we get back to normal. it looks like it will be a fairly slow process. it feels baltic out there. nick miller, that's very useful. thank you very much. lots of talk about what car manufacturers will

scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. a widespread frost. you will wake up to some sunshine tomorrow. the showers will become less numerous tomorrow, they will fade a bit, perhaps a little less chilly tomorrow, but this area of rain, sleet and snow moving in on monday night into tuesday morning. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, is warning all uk charities which receive government aid for work abroad that the funding will be withdrawn, if they fail to co—operate with the authorities over safeguarding issues. the foreign secretary, boris johnson, has met the leader of myanmar, aung san suu kyi, for talks which included the issue of rojingya muslims. nearly 700,000 rohingya have crossed the border into neighbouring bangladesh, after a crackdown by the burmese military. a report commissioned by a group of mps is warning of major problems faced by children in england whose parents drink too much. almost a fifth of children reported feeling embarrassed by seeing their parent drunk.

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perhaps not wales and north—west england as well. there will be a breeze. mild under the cloud as we head into tuesday. rob lee a chilly wind blowing across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. some outbreaks of rain on tuesday. that slowly peters out, and further west across england and wales, more likely to season sunshine at times. still some decent temperatures at ten or ii still some decent temperatures at ten or 11 degrees. colder in eastern england. we will find things drying up england. we will find things drying up because high pressure is building in across the uk. it will keep the weather front at bay. we haven't seen much high pressure in the last few weeks. it does mean that after a mild start to the week, it will turn that it colder. with the high building in, aged the dry in most areas. “— building in, aged the dry in most areas. —— it should be dry in most areas. this is bbc news, the headlines: brendan cox, the husband of the murdered mpjo cox, resigned from two organisations set up in her memory after claims of sexual mi

north—west england, a frost into north—west england and in north—east england and north—east scotland, a few wintry showers and a mixture of rain sleet and snow. in western scotland and northern ireland, a bright but cold start. through the day northern areas will have fairly light winds so where you get the sunshine it won't feel too bad but the winds that bit stronger further south, continuing to feed in wintry showers but through the afternoon the showers mostly falling as rain and sleet, not so much snow at this stage but with the cold wind, your thermometer might say five, six, seven, but it will feel more like freezing or maybe even below. meanwhile a relatively balmy ii in rome for the six nations, italy against england. some sunshine overhead. back home, though, temperatures are going to plunge overnight. a cold night to come. where we are still exposed to this north—easterly wind, quite a few wintry showers for east anglia and the south—east. most of these will be snow showers away from the immediate coast and they could give a few centimetres of snow into monday morning

some bright weather in scotland but to northern england, wales and the south—west, generally cloudy day with patchy rain and drizzle in the morning but by the evening rush hour some heavy bursts of rain into the west. overall a mail today with highs of around ten. —— overall a milder day. you're watching beyond one hundred days. the us government tries to avert another shutdown two days before it i’u ns another shutdown two days before it runs out of money. senators say they've got a two year budget deal — now they have to sell it to the house before the government runs out of money on friday. and it's not even clear whether president trump wants to keep the government up and running — he says a shutdown isn't such a bad idea after all. let's have a shutdown — it's worth it for our country. they have military parades in paris and moscow — so why not in washington? the white house is looking at plans. the prime minister summons her brexit war cabinet — can they finally come up with a clear decision on what the government actually wants? also on the programme. iranian wome

and night into south—west england and wales, an area of low pressure, this wind pushing moisture and north, the snow turning heavier, drifting in the wind as well, the amber warning on through thursday evening and night, the situation could go downhill quite quickly, quite icy as well, some spots into friday, further south less cold starting to move in but that brings a risk of freezing rain. 0n through friday we have an area of snow affecting england and wales into northern ireland so quite widely we will be seeing centimetres in places with an impact on travel and we still have snow showers running into eastern scotland. it's still bitterly cold and colder in the wind. this is beyond 100 days, with me, katty kay, in washington. christian fraser's in london. our top stories. one of president trump's top advisers and son—in—law, jared kushner, has his white house security clearance downgraded — thought to be linked to his business dealings. a warning on brexit from a former uk prime minister who urges theresa may to put country before party and not rule out a second referendum.

the south—west wales and south—west england, it is cold and frosty. bright was in sunshine for south—west england —— south—east england and east anglia. it is probably one of those mornings when temperatures will be very slow to rise across parts of eastern england. not really rising significantly until later. quite a range of temperatures, turning mild in the south—west. eyes up to 11 degrees. we still have the cooler air hanging around scotland. six nations again this weekend and both in dublin in twickenham, the threat of rain. probably the rain heavier at twickenham as the evening progresses. looking at saturday night, a windy spell of weather is on the cards thanks to this area of low pressure. it is thanks to this southern flank of low pressure that we could see wind quite strong. it could be a bit stronger than that across parts of the east, itjust depends how quick this area of low pressure develops. as we get into the day on sunday, that area of pressure will be working across to cause problems in the continent. north—westerly win

rain into northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england and south—west england. tomorrow, 11 degrees, feeling milder than it has done. slow progress eastwards to my evening, then there will be outbreaks of some rain. it doesn't go faron outbreaks of some rain. it doesn't go far on monday, grinding to a halt in eastern areas. cloud across the country, mist and fog, murky conditions, outbreaks of rain, lingering for some time in east anglia and south—east england. highs of 11-12d. anglia and south—east england. highs of 11—12d. in parts of scotland, much milder than recently. brighter weather further west. these weather fronts will not go anywhere fast, into tuesday, areas of high pressure on both sides. it stores on tuesday, a lot of cloud with outbreaks of rain. dry and bright with the best of the sunshine in northern ireland and scotland. temperatures coming down, especially in eastern counties, holding onto something milder further west. easterly winds developing as we go through wednesday. this high—pressure world stage dry, there will be some cloud ar

the rain will turn heavy as it moves through north—west england, wales, south—west england, eventually towards the south—east, staying dry during daylight hours in south—east england. a miserable afternoon for many. we might scrape double digits but it won't feel like it. there are important rugby matches taking place this weekend. on saturday it won't surprise you to hear there will be rain around. more of a significant breeze as well, noticeable wind could affect the kicking game for ireland. as we move out of saturday the area of low pressure will move away. on the southern flank we could see gales or severe gales across the north—west. then we can trace those isobars to the north—west. it means as we head towards sunday it is winter proper. the showers falling snow across scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. best of the sunshine further east. that's it. enjoy. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. two british jihadists belonging two britishjihadists belonging to so—called islamic state have been captured. the daughter of an aid worker they killed says

england and parts of north and west wales and parts of north—east england. some clear spells ahead of that, patchy frost, temperatures are not as low as they we re temperatures are not as low as they were last night, the weather system wea ke ns were last night, the weather system weakens through the day, nothing more than cloud and a few showers on saturday. ahead of that, behind it, broken cloud and sunny spells, quite a breezy day in scotland, with light winds, and feeling quite pleasant, 11 degrees in plymouth and london, for example. under clearing skies on saturday night temperature will fall for a frost, skies remain clear in eastern areas where the frost holds on. cloud increasing in the west. cold est on. cloud increasing in the west. coldest in eastern parts as sunday begins, we might have a few breaks in the cloud early on but it won't last. this is the weather system, a warm front with less cold air, but plenty of cloud and outbreaks of rain gradually spreading east and misty and murky extensive hill fog and the windproof not particularly strong.

some brighter skies in south—west england, but that are heavy showers around. the vast majority under this cloud giving patchy light rain, sleet and snow mostly for the hills of northern england and scotland. a patchy frost can develop if you icy patches. ice criss cross parts of eastern england going into tomorrow morning, wintry showers moving in. mostly rain, sleet, maybe sohail. elsewhere, a drier, brighter picture across the uk. temperatures li—7d, but it will feel closer to freezing. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. senior democrats have warned donald trump not to use a controversial memo as a pretext to fire the special counsel investigating alleged russian involvement in the presidential election. i think it's a disgrace what's happening in our country. when you look at that and you see that and some of the other things what's going on, lot of people should be ashamed of themselves. after getting caught in a scuffle with protesters last night, jacob rees—mogg mp has stepped up his attack on the treasury accusing civil servants of "fiddling th

security from the campus at the university of the west of england here are right within a few minutes and the police were also called, although we understand that no one has been arrested. it is fair to say that the reaction from the audience after that was fairly positive. even those people who do not share his political views, seem to be cheering him on. i am quite shocked because you do not really think that that type of thing is going to happen and you think that security is going to be there to intervene, but it wasn't. i just be there to intervene, but it wasn't. ijust wish be there to intervene, but it wasn't. i just wish that they had taken their balaclavas and actually sat down to speak to people. obviously, they were not interested, and that has no place in our society. members of the audience here seemed pretty shocked by what they had seen a jacob rees—mogg said that he would carry on unfazed and even suggested this was part of the role of an mp, to deal with these very public confrontations. one i asked in what he was looking forward to doing after this, he said going h

stubborn cloud for the far south—west of england. in the sunshine, 4—6dc, colder in the wind. a fine evening for many but the breeze will push cloud into parts of north—east england and east scotland. it will not be as cold at night there as it has been. but under clear skies, —2, —3 night there as it has been. but under clearskies, —2, —3 widely. and a clear start from any tomorrow. frosty vatican full of sunshine which will keep through the day. apart from northern ireland and the south—west of england which will have more cloud and parts of eastern scotland. the east coast will feel colder because of the wind. tomorrow night is a cold night. cloud across eastern parts of scotland and 905 england could produce a - wintry england could produce a few wintry flurries. elsewhere it is dry, cold and fro5ty with temperatures widely at freezing or below. and we do it all again on sunday. a cold and fro5ty 5ta rt all again on sunday. a cold and fro5ty start with plenty of sunshine. frosty start with plenty of sunshine. cloud in eastern scotland and north—east england.

, we st coming through, south—west england, west wales, northern ireland, temperatures could get up to 12, 13 degrees. further east, cloudy, gloomy weather, temperatures seven to 10 degrees. through this evening and tonight, short spell of rain moving through northern ireland and western scotland, gradually merging, with rain across eastern areas, remaining cloudy and wet, further north and west, clear spells, frost free night into tuesday. during tuesday, more sunshine breaking through, better day for scotland, northern ireland, through western areas including the midlands. stays quiet grey and gloomy, across lincolnshire, to the south—east. again, temperatures in the sunshine in the west getting up to ten to 12 degrees. going through tuesday night into wednesday, slightly different story. lose the rain, stays quite cloudy across the south and the used. further north, and east, clear spells, colder air moving through, return of some frost. temperatures down to —1, minus two. again, during wednesday, some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, northern england, further south,

england, the pennines. several centimetres in the hills accumulating and drifting in the wind, especially in western scotland. the further east, fewer showers, more sunshine. an indication of some of the showers, where they will become dotted about. you get the idea. there are gaps between them, some sunshine. the odd shower of sleet, hail, wet snow, parts of eastern england ads well. some places in the east will afford —— will avoid them. temperatures are down compared to yesterday. everywhere will feel a bit colder in the blustery north—westerly wind. 0vernight tonight, continuing to feed the snow showers into northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england, pennines, north wales, into the midlands. in the east, clear. frosty wherever you are and icy in the snow showers. things could be tricky on monday morning on untreated surfaces. we keep the snow showers in western scotland for a while longer, they will eventually fade. a lot of quiet, clear fine sunny weather around for many on monday.

into south—west england. behind it, some brighter skies, still some cloud around, not blue skies, and further showers coming in in the north west of scotland and northern ireland. asa northern ireland. as a result of all this cloud cover and the rain, it won't be as cold as today. we're looking at temperatures possibly even as high as ten. the summit will feel much milder, but don't get used to it because i is this weather front continues to push down into the south—east to east anglia, the south—east and channel islands, behind it we have this cloud and looking at clear skies, temperatures going back down again. you can see that by looking at the wintry showers in northern and western scotland and northern ireland. by the time we get to friday, we have tumbled to touch, looking out for— five in the north, 6-7 looking out for— five in the north, 6—7 as we push by the south. if you are making plans for the weekend, this week and matt forecast against ill quite unsettled, outbreaks of rain. it will be

overnight, i will continue to feed the snow showers at an bounds, western scotland, north—west england, the pennines, north wales, the midlands. few to reason and southernmost part of the uk. frosty wherever you are. i see where you have these snow showers. things can be tricky on monday morning on untreated surfaces. a lot of quiet, clear, sunny weather around during monday. the winds change and to a south—westerly, becoming a little less cold. but still on the cold fight. this weather system is coming in on monday night into tuesday from the atlantic. coving in to cold air. strong winds, gail developing ahead of it. then feeding rain, sleet and snow across the uk into tuesday morning. a risk of liver cancer with scotland, not just of morning. a risk of liver cancer with scotland, notjust of the hills. parts of northern england as well. —— a risk of snow. often windy with a risk of gail. that's how the week is shaping up. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 10.00am. charities are warned they could lose government funding if they don't co—operate fully with the au

, northern ireland and north—west england. 0ut scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. out of town, this temperature is well below freezing. ice a risk on monday morning. watch out for that. generally speaking, monday not looking too bad. plenty of sunshine, ascii wintry showers over the north and west. the winds are little bit lighter. —— wintry showers. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: there's mounting international concern as israel launches a wave of air strikes against what it calls ‘iranian targets‘ in syria. the uk threatens to cut funding for 0xfam following claims the charity covered up a scandal involving aid workers and prostitutes in haiti. a double—decker bus overturns in hong kong, killing at least 19 people. the driver's been arrested. britain's foreign secretary says myanmar must ensure rohingya muslims return home safely. boris johnson's set to meet aung san suu kyi on sunday. and six golds are t

north wales, north—west england and in towards northern england. maybe 70 mph for a time. rain in the southbound snow in the north. southern scotland could see pretty heavy snow. a chilly night too. certainly across the east and the south—east of the countries. the gales will ease off. actually it's looking better than on saturday. see plenty of sunshine. further west blustery showers and wintry temperatures. further accumulations of snow across much of western scotland. temperatures 3—7 celsius. there will be some sunshine to compensate. coming in from the west. a few showers at times. many across the north—west of the uk. with lengthy spells of sunshine. it's going to be a cool one, 5—8 celsius at best. there will be a spell of wet and fairly breezy weather. and slightly milder too. 00:28:55,874 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow papers in a moment. with two of my favourite guests. first, the headlines. and prostitutes. after the earthquake in 2010. that is the lead story today on bbc news. news. papers and in a m

one to showers in ireland, wales and west england. morning sunshine in the rest of the weekend. the best of the sunny spells across eastern areas. temperatures are quite respectable. around 7—10dc. it is higherfurther south you are. into friday night and saturday morning, outbreaks of rain, sleet until snow —— and hill snow. the system weakens as it ages south was going into saturday morning. temperatures will be will burst towards the south and south—east, fog patches going into saturday morning. dense in 12 spots. the overall weather pattern hasn't changed too much going into the first part of the region. starting with more) around across northern parts with a few showers dotted about. the best of the sunny spells and so the media. many of us will see sunshine at some stage of the day on saturday. temperatures topping out at around nine celsius, maybe ten or 11 in the mildest spots. more cloud on sunday, particularly in northern and western parts. central and eastern areas of england have the best of the sunny spells. you can expect things to be dampened risley where y

, north—west england and wales too. some will drift further east as we go through the afternoon. some hail. around three and seven celsius for the top temperature. in the wind it feels colder. icy conditions developing towards the north—west of the uk, where we have these snow showers continuing overnight. so, some difficult travelling for some, going into the morning. scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. a widespread frost. you will wake up to some sunshine tomorrow. the showers will become less numerous tomorrow, they will fade a bit, perhaps a little less chilly tomorrow, but this area of rain, sleet and snow moving in on monday night into tuesday morning. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, is warning all uk charities which receive government aid for work abroad that the funding will be withdrawn, if they fail to co—operate with the authorities over safeguarding issues. the foreign secretary, boris johnson, has met the leader of myanmar, a

it starts to not into north west england and wales. ahead of that, as well, towards the east and the south, there will be partly cardies guide and a hard frost. in some areas, temperatures down to —3 or4 some areas, temperatures down to —3 or 4 degrees. at 8am, some areas, temperatures down to —3 or 4 degrees. at sam, the weather front has gone through scotland, so we are in the cold air mass, here. wintry showers will follow. here is the weather front from newcastle. it is snowing through york into manchester, and northern wales. the west midlands just about nudging into birmingham, as well, that weather front. but, in into birmingham, as well, that weatherfront. but, in the very into birmingham, as well, that weather front. but, in the very far south—west, that tip of cornwall, probably going to be rainfall more than anything. a covering of snow, maybe five or ten centimetres, could be some problems and delays on tuesday morning, but then it gets stuck here across part of the midlands and the south. not much snow to come towa

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 weekend as this area of high pressure strengthens its grip across scandinavia, squeezing its way southwards, squeezing these strong easterly winds in our direction. saturday, a chilly feeling day, quite bright though. some good spells of sunshine around. some areas of cloud floating around here and there. temperatures on the thermometer, four, five, six degrees, but remember, the strength of the wind — it will feel a little colder than that. into sunday, more of the same essentially, but a greater chance at this stage that it will bring some cloud in from the north sea towards parts of eastern scotland, north—east england and that cloud could start to produce some snow flurries at this stage. quite a chilly feeling day, to say the least. as we get into the start of the new week, that is when we re

it will come into wales and south—west england. snow on higher ground in wales. a little bit of sleet mixed in. low temperatures could see ice on untreated surfaces. further south, three degrees in london. if you are stepping up first thing tomorrow it will feel chilly. this is a weather front and tomorrow it will move eastwards. just how far is still open to question, but this is still open to question, but this is what we think at the moment. as it moves east it will still produce no, even a modest hills across scotland. we see some snow largely on the heels of northern england, in the pennines for example, and as it moves through northern ireland. there could be sleet in some heavy showers as they move across from the west. ahead of it brighter skies. again, no heat wave. for in aberdeen, five in norwich, seven in plymouth. moving into sunday, again a lot of dry weather around. breezy. there will be a few showers. also some brighter spells at times out towards the west. the temperatures range, 4—6. in some of those showers, with the wind coming in from the e

very slowly edging further eastwards as the night goes on into north—west england, in two parts of north and west wales. behind it some showers following. some clear spells ahead, patchy frost in southern england and the midlands, but not as widespread as last night. this weather system weakening as it ages south, so probably nothing more than an area of thick cloud and a few showers onceit of thick cloud and a few showers once it gets into east anglia and the south—east later in the day. by this stage, hardly any showers left, just cloud. some sunny spells, especially north—west scotland, wintry in the hills but many on saturday afternoon will have broken ground, any spells, seven to ii degrees, it will feel very pleasant indeed. on saturday night, clear spells, temperatures dipping, a touch of frost, lasting longer into sunday morning across the eastern parts where skies are clear for longest. to the west, outbreaks of rain moving in. here is the weather system for sunday, it is this weather front, it warm front, the leading edge of less cold air. it will be turning a bit milder. b

cloud increasing from the west, bringing outbreaks of rain into wales in south—west england. driest and brightest are further east you had. some rain later in the day. highs between seven and 11 celsius. good evening. this is bbc news. this could be silverfor good evening. this is bbc news. this could be silver for busyjournals. she goes to the france. lizzy yarnold becomes the first british winter athlete to defend and title after winning gold in the women's skeleton. christ earlier, izzy atkin won bronze in the women's christ ski slopestyle, a first—ever medal for britain on skis. members of ukip have voted overwhelmingly to sack their leader, henry bolton, after less than six months in the job. you get their faces as fourth leadership election in less than 18 months. theresa may warns european union leaders not to put lives at risk by blocking a security deal after brexit. the prime minister said britain would no longer be able to help europol as it does or extradite suspects quickly.

the snow moving through northern ireland in two parts of north—west england, even as far south as north wales. especially but not exclusively over high ground, temperatures close to freezing in the north to give the risk for some ice. tomorrow morning could bring some commuting issues, snow and ice, wind and rain, that will cause travel disruption. we push this band of rain in the south, snow across parts of the night and move it further east. these guys will start to brighten behind that, seeing spells of sunshine developing, wintry showers coming across the north—west. generally speaking it will be a cold feeling day with top temperatures of li—7d. you're watching beyond 100 days. the white house insists the president is shocked by allegations of domestic violence by a staff member, so why did donald trump defend the accused abuser is so vociferously? it's another tumultuous day in the white house. mixed messages on north korea. the vice president says the us is open to negotiations. the deputy chief executive of oxfam resigns over the british charity's handling of a prostitution

maybe up to round 10 degrees south—west wales, south—west england, where in the evening some heavier rain fronts reinvigorates and pushes its way eastwards into thursday night, and by friday morning it will be across east anglia and the south—east for the early commuters. wet and windy early on, then brightening up. sunshine and showers through the morning across many areas, mixture of rain, hail, sleet and snow just about anywhere, but as a ridge of high pressure builds in later, more in the way of sunshine, fewer in the way of showers, but the showers will be primarily of snow as the temperatures drop in scotland and northern ireland, and there will be a coating of snow in places too. as for the weekend, some windy weather on the way, particularly on saturday night. saturday, the wetter and milder of the two days, sunday the brighter but the colder. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11. victims of the serial sex attackerjohn worboys, have been given permission to challenge the parole board's decision to free him. theresa may reaffirms her post—brexit vision â€

through south—west england and into wales, some decent spells of sunshine. widespread frost across north—west england. some wintry showers. that mix of rain, sleet and snow. western scotland and northern ireland started the day with some good spells of sunshine. a shower could crop up anywhere but broadly speaking, the further north or west you are, the more in the way of sunshine. showers continuing to push in through parts of the east, especially eastern england. your thermometer might lead 4— seven degrees across the country but in the south, with the strong wind, it will feel more like freezing. ii degrees with sunny skies overhead for the six nations rugby in rome this afternoon. but back home, as we go into the evening, temperatures are going to give away. some widespread frost. we are going to see more and more of these wintry showers speeding in. at this stage, most of the showers are falling snow. even a few centimetres of snow piling up in places. confirmation of a cold night wherever you are that it is the south—eastern corner because of a f

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 weekend as this area of high pressure strengthens its grip across scandinavia, squeezing its way southwards, squeezing these strong easterly winds in our direction. saturday, a chilly feeling day, quite bright though. some good spells of sunshine around. some areas of cloud floating around here and there. temperatures on the thermometer, four, five, six degrees, but remember, the strength the wind — it will feel a little colder than that. into sunday, more of the same essentially, but a greater chance at this stage that it will bring some cloud in from the north sea towards parts of eastern scotland, north—east england and that cloud could start to produce some snow flurries at this stage. quite a chilly feeling day, to say the least. as we get into the start of the new week, that is when we reall

it should turn to rain across north—west england, wales on south—west england. the best of the weather on saturday into the afternoon in scotla nd saturday into the afternoon in scotland as the rain clears, we should see sunny spells. not quite as cold, 7—10d, but i'm sure under the rain and wind it's not going to feel great. the rain clears again, toa feel great. the rain clears again, to a north—westerly, driving further snow showers for the second half of the weekend. some of these could settle at lower levels. it really does look as though we're heading for quite a wintry flavour to the weekend. the cold theme continues with rain and snow and gales at times. hello. you're watching afternoon live. today at 4... interest rates on hold but a warning from the bank of england that rise are coming. but how fast? in a gradual process but somewhat earlier and somewhat to a greater extent then we had thought in november. higher council tax bills on the way in most of england, as local authorities struggle to make ends meet. stranded in hospital corridors. new fig

it looks like there could be very strong winds over north wales, north—west england and in towards northern england. maybe gusts of 70 mph for a time. rain in the south, snow in the north. southern scotland could see pretty heavy snow. a chilly night too. as we head into sunday morning, it's going to be a windy start, certainly across the east and the south—east of the country. the gales will ease off. actually it's looking better than on saturday. many central, southern and eastern parts of the uk should see plenty of sunshine. further west, blustery showers and wintry in nature. further accumulations of snow across much of western scotland. temperatures 3—7 celsius. there will be some sunshine to compensate. on monday, we are in the blue colour, so it stays cold with the winds coming in from the west. always off the atlantic our weather fronts will be bringing a few showers at times. many across the north—west of the uk. for much of the country on monday it should be quite a decent day with lengthy spells of sunshine. it's going to be a cool one, 5—8 celsius at best. tuesday... th

keeping clear skies throughout the day, western parts of north—west england, through wales, and the south—west of england, further east, quite cloudy, and a few spots of rain, which could continue into the afternoon. gradually, the rain peters out, temperatures still up to about 10 degrees, 11, 12, not quite as mild as it was yesterday. still pleasant enoughin as it was yesterday. still pleasant enough in the sunshine. through the evening and tonight, zone of cloudy weather across the north—east of england and is down to the south—west. either side of it, a frost taking us into wednesday, temperatures down to -2' into wednesday, temperatures down to —2, minus three. during wednesday, cloud coming and going across central areas over england and wales, some sunny spells for scotland, northern ireland, dry day for all of us on wednesday, those temperatures dropping down by one or 2 degrees. the reason for the dry and settled weather, big area of low pressure, right across scandinavia, influencing the united kingdom, that has a part to play over the next few days into the next week. during t

some showers in the west of scotland, perhaps for northern ireland and north—west england. temperatures between seven to 11 sources. reasonably mild, particularly in the south. some of the show was in scotla nd south. some of the show was in scotland following a snow over the hills. this evening, the band of cloud drifts away from the southeast 0vingham. vera skies for central and eastern parts. —— clearer sky. subzero temperatures on sunday morning with frost and patchy mist and fog. through sunday, high—pressure holding on across the near continent. also this warm front working in from the atlantic. because it is one, it is introducing much milder air. the winds coming in from the west or south west. it is going to be a cold start in a greased with some frost and fog around, turning milder from greased with some frost and fog around, turning milderfrom the west as the cloud builds. some rain will affect northern ireland and the west of scotland, western parts of england and wales. temperatures in double figures towards the south and west, cooler in the north east. 0

calling us ireland, north—west england. calling us know in the hills. several centimetres into western scotland, drifting in the wind. any southern and eastern parts of the uk, it ta kes a and eastern parts of the uk, it takes a farewell to see any showers. some places will mist them all together. —— takes a while. these showers are dotted about but there is green man showing up in between. even though they are frequent and heavy, there will still be driver, funny moments in between. eventually the showers drifting towards easterly winds. maybe falling asleep, hail or wet snow. easterly winds. maybe falling asleep, hail orwet snow. eastern parts more inclined to avoid them. we are all colder comparator yesterday. positive reading all the land over the hills of scotland. in the wind, feeling colder. a north—westerly winds. showers running into western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, north wales, drifting into the midlands overnight. further acute relations in places. southern and eastern parts staying mainly dry, clear and frosty,

england, wales, south—west england and eventually towards the south east, perhaps think try during daylight hours. but i'm a pretty miserable afternoon for many of us. we might just escape double digits, but it's not good to be dry. now i understand that that there are important but the match is taking part this weekend. it would surprise you to hear that there will be rain around. in adjustable wind which will potentially affect the kicking game for ireland. as we move at a saturday, on the southern plank we could see it for a time guilt or severe gales across north—west england, and then we can trace those eyes about all the way up into the north west, meaning that as we head to wards sunday, winter proper. the showers will be falling as noah. best of the sunshine, further east. that is it, enjoy. two britishjihadis two british jihadis captured two britishjihadis captured in syria have been accused of murdering more than 20 prisoners. relatives of hostages killed by the men say they should be locked up and the key thrown away. if it goes to trial, i will certainly be there, i want to lo

initially in southern counties of england, south west england to wales as we head through the course of thursday. there will be further, heavy snow showers across the eastern side of the country, particularly north east england and eastern scotland. two amber warnings by thursday afternoon, one across the northeast and this new one across the south—west and it will be heavy, prolonged and disruptive. another very cold day in store, looking at gale force south—easterly winds which will make you feel very cold indeed. on friday, snow showers continuing across the north—east of the country. this band will move slowly northwards bringing heavy falls and will cause significant disruption. hello this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. more cold weather sweeps the uk as the "beast from the east" tightens its grip. drivers and rail users are facing more disruption this morning with warnings there's worse on the way. this morning there is ice on the roads to content with, it is a bitterly cold start. some of us will not see much snow, but some of us will see a lot. the me

and night into south—west england and wales. you can see a swirl of wind pushing moisture northwards. this is storm emma. the snow turning heavier, drifting in the wind as well across south—west england into wales with a met office amber warning on through thursday evening and night, so the situation could well go downhill quite quickly here, and quite icy too, sunspots going into friday, the further south you are, somewhat less cold air moves in but that brings a risk of freezing rain. on through friday, an area of snow affecting parts of england and wales, so quite widely we will be seeing a few centimetres in places with an impact on travel of course, and we still have snow showers running into eastern scotland. it is still bitterly cold, and colder in the wind. hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside source, and these are the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. the children of parkland have returned to school, two weeks to the day after a gunman walked in and killed their friends. donald trump has been meeting lawmaker

a lot of dry weather in the west but we are not immune to those showers across parts of south—west england. especially so given. wales, some dry weather, sunshine but it will feel cold. as it will across northern ireland. a change is coming for you because the cloud were built in the west with some rain coming in. think of scotland, dry weather but in the west, the cloud will build, the wind will strengthen and gale force with exposure, and the rain arrives. through this evening as the band of rain, sleet and snow sinks southwards, once again it will be the risk of ice. almost anywhere. those wintry showers moving behind and ahead of it, some patchy fog. tomorrow, it would pick up the band of rain, it continues its journey moving south—east was through the course of the day, eventually tending to fizzle. ahead of it, the cloud will build, eradicating the bright start, and ahead of it, sunshine but a good kippa—ring of wintry showers in the north and the west. temperatures 2—4. we will still cold! —— field. the temperature will fall towards evening and as the weather front sta rts

further southwards, for wales and south—west england, it's just rain that will fall really. and after that cold and frosty start across east anglia and south—east england, bright with some sunshine, but then the cloud moves over that cold air. it's probably one of those mornings where temperatures will be very slow to rise across parts of eastern england. not really rising significantly until we get into the afternoon, when the winds pick up and we will start to see the threat of some light rain working into east anglia and the south—east. quite a range of temperatures, turning mild in the south—west. highs up to 11 degrees. we still have the cold air hanging on across northern scotland, where we'll also have some bright weather with some sunshine. now, it's six nations again this weekend and both at dublin and also twickenham, the threat of rain. probably the rain heavier at twickenham as the evening progresses. now, looking at saturday night, a windy spell of weather looks on the cards thanks to this area of low pressure. i've just drawn the fronts in, and it's aroun

west across england and wales and to scotland and northern ireland, more likely to see some sunshine at times. still some decent temperatures, about ten or 11, but colder in eastern england. we will find things drying up because high pressure is building in across the uk. it will keep these weather fronts at bay. this is quite a change of type, we haven't seen much high pressure over the past few weeks. it does mean that after a mild start to the week, it will term that was colder. but it should become dry in most areas. goodbye. hello. welcome to the royal albert hall in london. we are about to bring you the results of the british academy film awards which have taken place here tonight. there has been quite a striking move in the results tonight because martin mcdonagh‘s film three billboards outside ebbing, missouri has unusually, in our recollection, taking the award for best film and best british film. some very interesting revelations. let's discuss all of tonight's events with jason solomons who was