that'll probably still be there across east anglia and south—east england for early birds on sunday,scattered showers tucking in behind, and then sunday generally will be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february, 10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow, but by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country. and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild south—westerly flow, a north—westerly returns, cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so planning ahead, might be a mild, relatively sunny start, but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week and then colder air to follow behind. live from washington. this is bbc news. there continues to be international outcry over the death of alexei navalny. his wife has called forjustice for thoes responsible. i am asking all people here, all interna

that'll probably still be there across east anglia and south—east england for earlybirds on sunday, butng. a few scattered showers tucking in behind and then, sunday generally will be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february — 10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again, we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow. but by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country, and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild south—westerly flow. a north—westerly returns. cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so, planning ahead — might be a mild, relatively sunny start, but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week, and then colder air to follow behind. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: international outrage follows the announcement that russian opposition leader alexei navalny has died

that'll probably still be there across east anglia and south east england for early birds on sunday butle part of the morning. a few scattered showers tucking in behind and then, sunday generally will be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february — 10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again, we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow. by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild southwesterly flow, a northwesterly returns. cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so, planning ahead — might be a mild, relatively sunny start but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week and then, colder air to follow behind. live from washington, this is bbc news. alexei navalny, the jailed russian opposition figure, has reportedly died in prison. his family blames vladimir putin. translation: they will be

that'll probably still be there across east anglia and south—east england for earlybirds on sunday but, sunday generally will be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february — 10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again, we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow. but by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country, and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild south—westerly flow. a north—westerly returns. cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so, planning ahead — might be a mild, relatively sunny start, but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week, and then colder air to follow behind. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines - for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. look at this — simply stunning. and this isjust the beginning. i'm in sri lanka, an island that charms you with its warmth. yeah.

that'll probably still be there across east anglia and south—east england for early birds on sunday,attered showers tucking in behind, and then sunday generally will be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february, io—i4 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow, but by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country. and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild south—westerly flow, a north—westerly returns, cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so planning ahead, might be a mild, relatively sunny start, but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week and then colder air to follow behind. live from washington... this is bbc news. alexei navalny, the jailed russian opposition figure, has reportedly died in prison. his family holds vladimir putin responsible. they will be held responsible for everyth

now, if we do see that rain in the south, could still be affecting east anglia and south east englandditions but further north, for northern ireland and scotland, a good part of northern england and wales will be underneath the influence of this ridge of high pressure and so, the weather should be drier with more in the way of sunshine. after a cold and locally frosty start to the day, our temperatures not really changing that much day to day — highs of again around 8—10 degrees or so. and then, deeper into the new working week, it stays unsettled, temperatures often near double figures, but there will be rain at times. live from washington, this is bbc news. a spokeswoman for alexei navalny says officials are threatening to bury him at the arctic prison where he died. it comes as the biden administration targets russia with hundreds of new sanctions. two years on from the start of the war in ukraine, we have a special report from our correspondent who's returned to the east of the country. the us secretary of state says new israeli settlements in the west bank are illegal, as ceasefi

that'll probably still be there across east anglia and south—east england for early birds on sunday,ill be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february, 10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow, but by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country. and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild south—westerly flow, a north—westerly returns, cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so planning ahead, might be a mild, relatively sunny start, but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week and then colder air to follow behind. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour which is straight after this programme. in tecthlore, i go in search of the most exciting innovations the world has to offer. and i get to combine my two passions — tech and travel. this time, i'm in

that'll probably still be there across east anglia and south—east england for early birds on sunday,be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february, 10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow, but by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country. and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild south—westerly flow, a north—westerly returns, cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so planning ahead, might be a mild, relatively sunny start, but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week and then colder air to follow behind. this is bbc news we will have the headlines with you on the top of the hour which is straight after this programme. this week, we have supercomputers to get our hearts racing, and tech to get us all reading. let's read. automated voice: please take a picture of the text. _ now,

that'll probably still be there across east anglia and south east england for early birds on sunday butally will be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february —10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again, we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow. by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild southwesterly flow, a northwesterly returns. cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so, planning ahead — might be a mild, relatively sunny start but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week and then, colder air to follow behind. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. just because we've got a disability doesn't mean that we are children. we're adults and we have hopes and dreams like everybody else. without sports, none

that'll probably still be there across east anglia and south east england for early birds on sunday but, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february — 10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again, we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow. by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild southwesterly flow, a northwesterly returns. cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so, planning ahead — might be a mild, relatively sunny start but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week and then, colder air to follow behind. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines - for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. in pakistan, journalists say they are being assaulted... they started hitting my elbows, i've never had such pain in my life. �* , ~ i've never had such pain in my life. ~ , . ~ ., i've n

that'll probably still be there across east anglia and south—east england for earlybirds on sunday, butrelatively mild for this stage in february — 10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again, we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow. but by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country, and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild south—westerly flow. a north—westerly returns. cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so, planning ahead — might be a mild, relatively sunny start, but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week, and then colder air to follow behind. this is bbc news. the headlines: donald trump is ordered to pay more than $350 million by a new yorkjudge in a landmark fraud case. mr trump, who's widely expected to be the republican nominee in november's presidential election, described the ruling as a "total sham". president biden and other western leaders have accused vladimir

that'll probably still be there across east anglia and south—east england for early birds on sunday,still relatively mild for this stage in february, 10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow, but by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country. and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild south—westerly flow, a north—westerly returns, cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so planning ahead, might be a mild, relatively sunny start, but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week and then colder air to follow behind. what's bbc news doing covering swifies and the super bowl? welcome to newswatch with me samira ahmed. coming up... she is the biggest celebrity in the world right now, but does taylor swift's presence at an american football game merit a place on bbc news? and could reporting on a potential shortage of tea encourage panic buying? l

anglia and south—east england, with the rain even hanging around into the early stages of the afternoonher northwards, though, there'll be some sunshine and a few showers dotted around, but mostly a dry weather picture. eventually we should see some brighter spells getting into east anglia and the south—east, albeit very late in the day. top temperatures, 15 degrees — very, very mild for february. now, we start the new working week on monday with another weather front moving eastwards. this one is going to be quite weak, just a few patches of rain crossing england. a ridge then moves in behind that. so sunny spells, just a few isolated showers coming into western scotland, but a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine to come through. on monday, top temperatures range from around 10—13 degrees celsius, which is still very mild for february. middle part of the week, it then turns wet and windy, with several weather fronts moving from west to east across the uk. now, on tuesday, this weather front starts off with some quite heavy rain for scotland and northern ireland. as the fro

england. south—east of england.ime time, whereas towards the much brighter the north and west much brighter skies across all skies pushing down across all parts into the afternoon. so a mixture of sunshine with some showers the course showers around during the course of afternoon. showers of the afternoon. the showers mainly the mainly reserved for the north—west quite blustery mainly reserved for the northut est quite blustery mainly reserved for the northut whereverquite blustery mainly reserved for the northut wherever you a blustery mainly reserved for the northut wherever you are ustery mainly reserved for the northut wherever you are it's ry too, but wherever you are it's pretty the time of pretty mild for the time of yeah pretty mild for the time of year. temperatures generally in double in range ten double figures in the range ten degrees the north, up to degrees towards the north, up to 13 14 celsius is 57 13 or 14 celsius 14 is 57 fahrenheit. in the south—east of england . as we head through the england. a

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we could see some rain lingering for a time through the east midlands and down into south—east englandengland, eventually western areas by the end of the afternoon. and in the sunshine, well, it'll still feel pleasant enough, but it could stay rather grey in the south—east through much of sunday. into the early half of next week, it's a similar weather story. we'll have one frontal system easing away, a ridge of high pressure building, but not lasting, another front pushing in. and the isobars squeezing together, the winds could be a feature. so it's not a wash—out by any means. there will be some sunnier moments. it stays relatively mild, but also some rain at times. hello. it is three o'clock in the morning and you are watching bbc news. i'm nicky schiller with continuing coverage of the by—election results. labour have won kingswood in gloucestershire, overturning a majority of 11,000 from the last election. newly elected mp damien egan will take up the seat after getting 2501 more votes than the conservative candidate. the labour leader sir keir starmer called it a fantastic result

england and south wales during sunday morning and that rain develops more widely across the south—eastthe odd shower cropping up but many places will be dry with some sunshine after the early mist and fog and again, temperature is about eight or 9 degrees. getting windy with the rain in the south and more rain is not good news, 15 to 25 centimetres quite widely could lead to further flooding. the rain should clear away from south wales in south—west england on sunday night but continue in the south—east where it is going to be very windy, strong to gale. went here, a few showers blown in further north off the north sea but with more of a stronger north—easterly wind for england and wales, it won't be as cold. first on early monday. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland shouldn't last too long, the rain slowly creeps away from the far south—east of england and with the north—easterly wind, there will be some sunny spells for england and wales and maybe a shower around as well. but when it was the south—east, but equally in the morning, strong to gale force here, the winds easil

will push eastward into the south—east of england by the afternoon. degrees on saturday afternoon, but those temperatures will fall quickly. there will be another frost on saturday night, except in the south—west, where we've got this low pressure sliding in from the atlantic, and that is tracking towards the far south of wales and the south—west of england, and then that rain will tend to pivot back towards the south—east of england. so, generally, south of the ma, it looks like we're going to see some rain on sunday. the winds will be picking up later on, as well. away from here, a lot of dry weather some spells of sunshine, again, one or two mist and fog patches, and those temperatures still around 8 or 9 degrees, with the odd shower in the far north—west of scotland, so, fewer showers, again, on sunday. we are going to find this ridge of high pressure building in from the north on monday but we've still got that low tracking across towards france. that's going to keep more cloud pushing into east anglia and the south—east of england, and we've sti

patches of drizzle moving into south—east england as well. the rain heavy but patchy nature and will tend to come and go. this evening and overnight rain turns heavy for a time as it works its way southwards and eastwards across the uk, followed by some showers into scotland and northern ireland. a very mild night across parts of england and wales with temperatures for some holding up with temperatures for some holding up into double figures. cool air pushing into the north and west. the thing continues into thursday, eventually colder air will work across most of the uk behind this cold front. weather—wise, on thursday we are looking at rain across southern and eastern england. could be quite slow to clear away today as well. otherwise, brighter weather with a mix of sunshine a blustery showers. some of those in western scotland and northern ireland could have a bit of hail next and at times. temperature is quite close to average for the time of year. the on that, another area of year. the on that, another area of low pressure is set to move

england and south wales during sunday morning and that rain develops more widely across the south—easton. away from here, we're going to find the odd shower cropping up but many places will be dry with some sunshine after the early mist and fog, and again, temperatures around eight or 9 degrees. it's getting windy with the rain in the south and more rain is not good news at all — 15 to 25 centimetres quite widely could lead to further flooding. the rain should clear away from south wales and south—west england on sunday night, but continue in the south—east where it is going to be very windy, strong to gale force winds here. a few showers will get blown in further north from off the north sea, but with more of a stronger north—easterly wind for england and wales, it won't be as cold. frosts early monday in scotland where we've got the clearer skies. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland, shouldn't last too long, the rain slowly creeps away from the far south—east of england and with that north—easterly wind, there will be some sunny spells for england and wales and maybe the s

temperatures five or six in the north but ten across east anglia and south—east england where it willll bring some persistent outbreaks of rain across east anglia and south—east england, where it will probably be raining for some of you pretty much all day. away from that, brighter weather conditions, but sunshine and showers for scotland and northern ireland where the showers will be heavy with some pale mixed in. temperature is about seven to nine celsius. a bit below average for the time of year. it's a friday's forecast we have this area of low pressure and this occluded front that is set to bring the risk of some hill snow. risk area is across the higher areas of northern ireland, the southern uplands in scotland, the peaks, the pennines and northern parts of wales. above 200 metres that is where the greatest risk of snow is. some places will see a bit more five centimetres, bringing the threat of some disruption. however at lower elevations, where the vast majority of us live, we are looking atjust cold outbreaks of rain and underneath the slow—moving band of rain, for a good ch

anglia and the far south east of england.nd, although temperatures won't drop very far, staying in double figures for most. a few isolated showers out towards the north and the west as we head into tomorrow morning. but a rather soggy start to the day across the south east of england, down towards the south coast as well, east anglia and across shetland. the rain will eventually clear, but it could linger on for some as we head even into the first part of the afternoon, but it will turn gradually more showery. cloud behind it, the cloud breaking up to leave us with some bright and some sunny spells. but for many, i think it will stay largely dry through the day on sunday. some isolated showers again out towards the west of scotland, perhaps western wales and northern ireland, but mostly dry. temperatures again well above the seasonal average, peaking between 10—14, maybe even 15 degrees celsius. next week, though, temperatures will be dipping back down to the seasonal average. so it will be feeling colder, particularly by nig

now, through the rest of monday, this band of rain reaches east anglia, south—east england, but veryof cloud. further north—westwards, a ridge of high pressure follows. so for most of the uk, again, we're looking at some fairly lengthy spells of sunshine, a few showers for western scotland. it'll turn a bit cloudier in northern ireland, but i suspect the clouds going to be quite high through the afternoon, so still staying dry and bright. now, for the middle part of the week, we've got further weather systems coming in off the atlantic, so it will be quite wet and windy at times. tuesday, the wettest weather through the morning will be across scotland and northern ireland. again, a weatherfront here bringing some fairly heavy rain, but again, not lasting too long. the weather front moves its way southwards and eastwards whilst weakening, with a mixture of sunshine and showers following to scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon, so that's probably why we'll see some of the best of the sunshine. there'll be some bright weather, though, for central and eastern england and i

the fog lingering on across south—east england and then gradually clearing away.s and eastwards bringing some outbreaks of rain, but gradually petering out as it comes into the area of high pressure. behind it the skies will brighten again towards the north and the west, but expect to see a few showers, possibly a bit wintry over the higher ground. as we head through tuesday and into wednesday another warm front approaches. so, again, a touch of frost for many on tuesday night into wednesday. this weather front is going to drag behind it some milder—feeling air, but it's quite a wet start to the day across western scotland, northern ireland, down through western wales, north—west england. drier and likely to stay dry for much of the day further east, with again some hazy sunshine, but clouding over. we'll see temperatures creep back up again into double figures as that milder air starts to take hold. then, as we head through thursday, colder air follows behind the second weather front that's going to sweep in from the west again. some of the showers on thursday co

now, if we do see that rain in the south, could still be affecting east anglia and south east englandthern ireland and scotland, a good part of northern england and wales will be underneath the influence of this ridge of high pressure and so, the weather should be drier with more in the way of sunshine. after a cold and locally frosty start to the day, our temperatures not really changing that much day to day — highs of again around 8—10 degrees or so. and then, deeper into the new working week, it stays unsettled, temperatures often near double figures, but there will be rain at times. live from washington, this is a bbc special program on the 2—year anniversary of the war in ukraine. ukrainian forces remain determined to repel the russian military, despite dwindling supplies and wavering international aid commitments. we'll look at the state of play on the battlefield, the impact on ukrainians, and the country's prospects for victory. i'm sumi somaskanda. welcome to this bbc news special program marking the 2—year anniversary of russia's war in ukraine. over the course of the war, u

anglia and the far south east of england.n double figures for most. a few isolated showers out towards the north and the west as we head into tomorrow morning. but a rather soggy start to the day across the south east of england, down towards the south coast as well, east anglia and across shetland. the rain will eventually clear, but it could linger on for some as we head even into the first part of the afternoon, but it will turn gradually more showery. that rain, cloud behind it, the cloud breaking up to leave us with some bright and some sunny spells. but for many, i think it will stay largely dry through the day on sunday. some isolated showers again out towards the west of scotland, werha ps western wales and northern ireland, but mostly dry. temperatures again well above the seasonal average, peaking between ten and 1a, maybe even 15 degrees celsius. next week, though, temperatures will be dipping back down to the seasonal average. so it will be feeling colder, particularly by night. and it's still going to be rather u

anglia and south—east england, with the rain even hanging around into the early stages of the afternoona few showers dotted around, but mostly a dry weather picture. eventually we should see some brighter spells getting into east anglia and the south—east, albeit very late in the day. top temperatures, 15 degrees — very, very mild for february. now, we start the new working week on monday with another weather front moving eastwards. this one is going to be quite weak, just a few patches of rain crossing england. a ridge then moves in behind that. so sunny spells, just a few isolated showers coming into western scotland, but a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine to come through. on monday, top temperatures range from around 10—13 degrees celsius, which is still very mild for february. middle part of the week, it then turns wet and windy, with several weather fronts moving from west to east across the uk. now, on tuesday, this weather front starts off with some quite heavy rain for scotland and northern ireland. as the front moves its way southwards and eastwards, it weakens,

now, if we do see that rain in the south, could still be affecting east anglia and south east englandons but further north, for northern ireland and scotland, a good part of northern england and wales will be underneath the influence of this ridge of high pressure and so, the weather should be drier with more in the way of sunshine. after a cold and locally frosty start to the day, our temperatures not really changing that much day to day — highs of again around 8—10 degrees or so. and then, deeper into the new working week, it stays unsettled, temperatures often near double figures, but there will be rain at times. live from london. this is bbc news. there have been further russian attacks on ukrainian cities as kyiv marks the second anniversary of president putin's full—scale invasion. alabama's attorney general says he'll not prosecute families using fertility treatment following a controversial court ruling classing embryos as "children". the first successful us moon landing in five decades has tipped over on touchdown. a german bomb from the second world war, found in southern en

look at how mild it will be across the south—east of england through the day on thursday.rsday will be towards the north and west and some of that could be quite heavy at times, but if we get any brightness across the south—east of england and east anglia in particular that could lift the temperature as high as 16 or 17 degrees, but milder air filtering through across scotland so temperatures here will be rising. through friday that rain has largely cleared away towards the east but still lots of cloud towards the eastern coast, these north sea facing coasts, with a bit of a breeze and outbreaks of drizzle but temperatures above seasonal average, a little lower than thursday with more of a westerly wind but milder again across scotland, nine to 12 degrees. thanks, elizabeth. and that's bbc news at one. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. back for england — lionesses captain leah williamson gets an international re—call for the first time since missing out on the world cup. it is really nice to have her back b

that rain spreads across southern and south—east england as we move through the afternoon.ave a bit of a wash—out day. more rain falling on saturated ground could exacerbate already existing flooding issues, and it's going to be another chilly day. as that wet and windy weather pulls out towards france, it will drag a few wintry showers — northern scotland, north—east england, but dry for most away from the extreme south, which will stay wet and windy. so, as a consequence, because of the wind and rain, temperatures no lower than 5—6 degrees here, but another cold night to come with a frost further north. now, this ridge of high pressure will topple in across the country as we head into monday. that will push that area of low pressure out towards france, but it'll take its time. eventually, the wind and the rain will clear away from sussex and kent, but it will remain blustery, a strong north—easterly wind here. elsewhere, dry, plenty of sunshine, the winds less of a feature further north and west. but when we factor in the strong wind across the south—east coming in from t

most of the showers running away from south—west england heading into the south—east of england by theill nine, maybe even ten degrees, so on a par with what we had today. the winds are going to be very light. there's going to be hardly a breath of wind for the six nations rugby, the game in dublin and then at murrayfield, where there could be one or two showers around here. the sun setting on another chilly evening and some frost is likely again on saturday night. but not towards the south—west because here we've got this area of low pressure coming in, bringing some wetter, windier weather. the position is still subject to change. it looks like the rain may be a bit further north, into more of southern england, especially later on in the day, by which time it will be turning quite windy, as well. elsewhere, a lot of dry weather. there may well be a lot of cloud around as well. most of the sunshine in the east, one or two showers in the far north—west of scotland. again, those temperatures typically eight or nine degrees. let's look at that area of low pressure for the start of next w

that rain spreads across southern and south—east england as we move through the afternoon.rthern extent of the rain, but it looks like it's south wales, the m4 corridor southwards which will have a bit of a wash—out day. more rain falling on saturated ground could exacerbate already existing flooding issues, and it's going to be another chilly day. as that wet and windy weather pulls out towards france, tt will drag a few wintry showers — northern scotland, north—east england, but dry for most away from the extreme south, which will stay wet and windy. so, as a consequence, because of the wind and rain, temperatures no lower than 5—6 degrees here, but another cold night to come with a frost further north. now, this ridge of high pressure will topple in across the country as we head into monday. that will push that area of low pressure out towards france, but it'll take its time. eventually, the wind and the rain will clear away from sussex and kent, but it will remain blustery, a strong north—easterly wind here. elsewhere, dry, plenty of sunshine, the winds less of a featur

anglia and the far south east of england.n't drop very far, staying in double figures for most. a few isolated showers out towards the north and the west as we head into tomorrow morning. but a rather soggy start to the day across the south east of england, down towards the south coast as well, east anglia and across shetland. the rain will eventually clear, but it could linger on for some as we head even into the first part of the afternoon, but it will turn gradually more showery. that rain, cloud behind it, the cloud breaking up to leave us with some bright and some sunny spells. but for many, i think it will stay largely dry through the day on sunday. some isolated showers again out towards the west of scotland, werha ps western wales and northern ireland, but mostly dry. temperatures again well above the seasonal average, peaking between ten and 1a, maybe even 15 degrees celsius. next week, though, temperatures will be dipping back down to the seasonal average. so it will be feeling colder, particularly by night. and it'

the fog lingering on across south—east england and then gradually clearing away. eastwards bringing some outbreaks of rain, but gradually petering out as it comes into the area of high pressure. behind it the skies will brighten again towards the north and the west, but expect to see a few showers, possibly a bit wintry over the higher ground. as we head through tuesday and into wednesday another warm front approaches. so, again, a touch of frost for many on tuesday night into wednesday. this weather front is going to drag behind it some milder—feeling air, but it's quite a wet start to the day across western scotland, northern ireland, down through western wales, north—west england. drier and likely to stay dry for much of the day further east, with again some hazy sunshine, but clouding over. we'll see temperatures creep back up again into double figures as that milder air starts to take hold. then, as we head through thursday, colder air follows behind the second weather front that's going to sweep in from the west again. some of the showers on thursday could t

that rain spreads across southern and south—east england as we move through the afternoon.looks like it's south wales, the m4 corridor southwards which will have a bit of a wash—out day. more rain falling on saturated ground could exacerbate already existing flooding issues, and it's going to be another chilly day. as that wet and windy weather pulls out towards france, tt will drag a few wintry showers — northern scotland, north—east england, but dry for most away from the extreme south, which will stay wet and windy. so, as a consequence, because of the wind and rain, temperatures no lower than 5—6 degrees here, but another cold night to come with a frost further north. now, this ridge of high pressure will topple in across the country as we head into monday. that will push that area of low pressure out towards france, but it'll take its time. eventually, the wind and the rain will clear away from sussex and kent, but it will remain blustery, a strong north—easterly wind here. elsewhere, dry, plenty of sunshine, the winds less of a feature further north and west. but when

anglia and the far south east of england.'t drop very far, staying in double figures for most. a few isolated showers out towards the north and the west as we head into tomorrow morning. but a rather soggy start to the day across the south east of england, down towards the south coast as well, east anglia and across shetland. the rain will eventually clear, but it could linger on for some as we head even into the first part of the afternoon, but it will turn gradually more showery. that rain, cloud behind it, the cloud breaking up to leave us with some bright and some sunny spells. but for many, i think it will stay largely dry through the day on sunday. some isolated showers again out towards the west of scotland, werha ps western wales and northern ireland, but mostly dry. temperatures again well above the seasonal average, peaking between ten and 1a, maybe even 15 degrees celsius. next week, though, temperatures will be dipping back down to the seasonal average. so it will be feeling colder, particularly by night. and it's

watch out for some heavy downpours of rain as the front pretty southwards across south—east england,al and southern england as we head through this evening's rush hour, potentially cold overnight with more snow across the west of scotland. perhaps watch out for icy stretches into tomorrow morning. it will be a chilly start to the day. tomorrow, quieter day and the winds will be lighter with lots of dry weather around but a legacy of cloud towards the south coast. snow showers moving into the north of scotland and perhaps northern ireland as well. there will be a lot of dry, bright weather and the temperatures will be lower, four to eight celsius. the rain will be returning and it will be pushing northwards on this warm front. as we head through the day on thursday, through the morning and for some as it bums into the colder feeling air it will be turning to snow. we will see the snow across northern ireland and into the north midlands, north wales and across the north of england, particularly over the higher ground, while the air it would rain further south. the one he has changed ov

now, if we do see that rain in the south, could still be affecting east anglia and south east englandland, good parts of northern england and wales will be underneath the influence of this ridge of high pressure and so, the weather should be drier with more in the way of sunshine. after a cold and locally frosty start to the day, our temperatures not really changing that much day to day — highs of again around 8—10 degrees or so. and then, deeper into the new working week, it stays unsettled, temperatures often near double figures, but there will be rain at times. live from washington. this is bbc news special report. february marks black history month in the us. over the next half hour we'll celebrate the culture and delve into the issues important to black americans across the country. 0ver 3a million black voters will be eligible to cast their ballots this year. but could the rolling back of voting rights threaten turnout? retracing the footsteps of the tens of thousands of africans shipped and sold across the alabama river. i believe that our existence as a company is to serve as

england and south wales during sunday morning and that rain develops more widely across the south—eastower cropping up but many places will be dry with some sunshine after the early mist and fog, and again, temperatures around eight or 9 degrees. it's getting windy with the rain in the south and more rain is not good news at all — 15 to 25 centimetres quite widely could lead to further flooding. the rain should clear away from south wales and south—west england on sunday night, but continue in the south—east where it is going to be very windy, strong to gale force winds here. a few showers will get blown in further north from off the north sea, but with more of a stronger north—easterly wind for england and wales, it won't be as cold. frosts early monday in scotland where we've got the clearer skies. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland, shouldn't last too long, the rain slowly creeps away from the far south—east of england and with that north—easterly wind, there will be some sunny spells for england and wales and maybe the shower around as well. quite windy towards the sout

we're making 12 or 13 degrees in the south east of england and seven degrees across large parts of scotlandat's following that weather front? and the last of the cold air moves away from the north of scotland. so we may have some brighter conditions here as well. maybe the chance of a bit of rain, though, coming from some weather fronts through the north sea near those coasts. otherwise quite cloudy to begin with, a bit of sunshine coming through the odd shower around southern and western areas. nothing particularly heavy, still a bit blustery through the english channel. otherwise the winds will be light and those temperatures are going to be nearer 8 to ten degrees. so continuing to turn a bit milder in scotland in particular. there is some slightly cooler air though coming in from the atlantic on this polar maritime air mass that's originating from the northwest and swinging round to the uk as a westerly wind. and that's going to bring sunshine and showers really for monday and the bulk of the showers will be towards the northwest. and because it's a bit colder, it could be some winter i

england and south wales during sunday morning and that rain develops more widely across the south—easting up but many places will be dry with some sunshine after the early mist and fog, and again, temperatures around eight or 9 degrees. it's getting windy with the rain in the south and more rain is not good news at all — 15 to 25 centimetres quite widely could lead to further flooding. the rain should clear away from south wales and south—west england on sunday night, but continue in the south—east where it is going to be very windy, strong to gale force winds here. a few showers will get blown in further north from off the north sea, but with more of a stronger north—easterly wind for england and wales, it won't be as cold. frosts early monday in scotland where we've got the clearer skies. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland, shouldn't last too long, the rain slowly creeps away from the far south—east of england and with that north—easterly wind, there will be some sunny spells for england and wales and maybe the shower around as well. quite windy towards the south—east, pa

some brightness far brightness possible in the far south—east of england. the south—east of england.ghten up some snow showers well, and also some showers as well, and also some very across the very strong winds across the northern isles. and cold northern isles. and that cold air to in and it air beginning to dig in and it will eventually spread into will eventually spread down into other of the uk as we head other areas of the uk as we head throughout the of the week throughout the rest of the week as your day by as well. enjoy your day by by competition time. >> the great british giveaway and you could bank £18,000 in tax free cash . tax free cash. >> and here are all the details about how you can take part this is your chance to win £18,000 in tax free cash . tax free cash. >> and if you're thinking i'd never win something like that, listen to the moment we told phil from west yorkshire he'd won our last great british giveaway . giveaway. >> hello, phil, i've got some really good news for you. you're the winner of the great british giveaway. >> you're joking me. that's brilliant

that rain spreads across southern and south—east england as we move through the afternoon. a wash—out day. more rain falling on saturated ground could exacerbate already existing flooding issues, and it�*s going to be another chilly day. as that wet and windy weather pulls out towards france, it will drag a few wintry showers — northern scotland, north—east england, but dry for most away from the extreme south, which will stay wet and windy. so, as a consequence, because of the wind and rain, temperatures no lower than 5—6 degrees here, but another cold night to come with a frost further north. now, this ridge of high pressure will topple in across the country as we head into monday. that will push that area of low pressure out towards france, but it�*ll take its time. eventually, the wind and the rain will clear away from sussex and kent, but it will remain blustery, a strong north—easterly wind here. elsewhere, dry, plenty of sunshine, the winds less of a feature further north and west. but when we factor in the strong wind across the south—east coming in from the north—e

anglia and the far south east of england.ough temperatures won't drop very far, staying in double figures for most. a few isolated showers out towards the north and the west as we head into tomorrow morning. but a rather soggy start to the day across the south east of england, down towards the south coast as well, east anglia and across shetland. the rain will eventually clear, but it could linger on for some as we head even into the first part of the afternoon, but it will turn gradually more showery. cloud behind it, the cloud breaking up to leave us with some bright and some sunny spells. but for many, i think it will stay largely dry through the day on sunday. some isolated showers again out towards the west of scotland, perhaps western wales and northern ireland, but mostly dry. temperatures again well above the seasonal average, peaking between 10—14, maybe even 15 celsius. next week, though, temperatures will be dipping back down to the seasonal average. so it will be feeling colder, particularly by night. and it's sti

that rain spreads across southern and south—east england as we move through the afternoon.s which will have a bit of a wash—out day. more rain falling on saturated ground could exacerbate already existing flooding issues, and it's going to be another chilly day. as that wet and windy weather pulls out towards france, tt will drag a few wintry showers — northern scotland, north—east england, but dry for most away from the extreme south, which will stay wet and windy. so, as a consequence, because of the wind and rain, temperatures no lower than 5—6 degrees here, but another cold night to come with a frost further north. now, this ridge of high pressure will topple in across the country as we head into monday. that will push that area of low pressure out towards france, but it'll take its time. eventually, the wind and the rain will clear away from sussex and kent, but it will remain blustery, a strong north—easterly wind here. elsewhere, dry, plenty of sunshine, the winds less of a feature further north and west. but when we factor in the strong wind across the south—east co

we could see some rain lingering for a time through the east midlands and down into south—east englandtland, northern ireland, northern england, eventually western areas by the end of the afternoon. and in the sunshine, well, it'll still feel pleasant enough, but it could stay rather grey in the south—east through much of sunday. into the early half of next week, it's a similar weather story. we'll have one frontal system easing away, a ridge of high pressure building, but not lasting, another front pushing in. and the isobars squeezing together, the winds could be a feature. so it's not a wash—out by any means. there will be some sunnier moments. it stays relatively mild, but also some rain at times. hello, i'm nicky schiller with coverage of the two key by—elections in wellingborough and kingswood. the team have the coffee on the go as it could be a while before we get results. this is the scene live at the count centres — thornbury leisure centre is where the kingswood declaration will be made — in the last half an hour we have had the turnout in the constituency — it was 37%, that

anglia and south—east england, with the rain even hanging around into the early stages of the afternoon a dry weather picture. eventually, we should see some brighter spells getting into east anglia and the south—east, albeit very late in the day. top temperatures, 15 degrees — very, very mild for february. now, we start the new working week on monday with another weather front moving eastwards. this one's going to be quite weak, just a few patches of rain crossing england. a ridge then moves in behind that. so, sunny spells, just a few isolated showers coming into western scotland, but a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine to come through. on monday, top temperatures range from around 10—13 degrees celsius, which is still very mild for february. middle part of the week, it then turns wet and windy, with several weather fronts moving from west to east across the uk. now, on tuesday, this weather front starts off with some quite heavy rain for scotland and northern ireland. as the front moves its way southwards and eastwards, it weakens, so the rain won't amount to too much

sojust thickening cloud really across much of central southern england and the south east of england, north west and wales into the midlands for a time. thickening cloud, too. behind the front, some brighter skies, sunny spells and quite a brisk southwesterly wind, possibly gales across the northern isles. very blustery here. temperatures are really quite mild behind the front across the north and the west. northern ireland, ten or 11 degrees celsius, maybe. cooler underneath the cloud and the rain, seven or eight degrees celsius for the south and the east. 0vernight tonight, that front clears away with just a few outbreaks of perhaps light, patchy rain and drizzle, clear skies for much of england and wales, particularly towards the east. and here we could see a touch of frost, maybe some fog developing. a little cloudier and milder, also really quite breezy further north and west so here we should stay frost free. and then into wednesday, there's another weather front approaching and that is a warm front. it's going to drag behind it much milderfeeling air, although colder conditions

anglia and the far south east of england. the west as we head into tomorrow morning. but a rather soggy start to the day across the south east of england, down towards the south coast as well, east anglia and across shetland. the rain will eventually clear, but it could linger on for some as we head even into the first part of the afternoon, but it will turn gradually more showery. cloud behind it, the cloud breaking up to leave us with some bright and some sunny spells. but for many, i think it will stay largely dry through the day on sunday. some isolated showers again out towards the west of scotland, perhaps western wales and northern ireland, but mostly dry. temperatures again well above the seasonal average, peaking between ten and 14, maybe even 15 degrees celsius. next week, though, temperatures will be dipping back down to the seasonal average. so it will be feeling colder, particularly by night. and it's still going to be rather unsettled. various areas of low pressure moving in from the atlantic, including another

now, if we do see that rain in the south, could still be affecting east anglia and south east englandfurther north, for northern ireland and scotland, a good part of northern england and wales will be underneath the influence of this ridge of high pressure and so, the weather should be drier with more in the way of sunshine. after a cold and locally frosty start to the day, our temperatures not really changing that much day to day — highs of again around 8—10 degrees or so. and then, deeper into the new working week, it stays unsettled, temperatures often near double figures, but there will be rain at times. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: the uk government reaffirms support and pledges £245 million pounds of artillery to ukraine as the country marks the second anniversary of russia's invasion. junior doctors in england will start their tenth strike this morning in a dispute with the government about pay. a german bomb from the second world war that brought the city of plymouth to a standstill has been safely detonated in