the viking heritage of shetland - is something that most shetlanders are incredibly proud of.e place names in shetland are of scandinavian origin. _ and you'll hear my accent. it's this kind of strange amalgam of scots and old norn. _ those are the roots of our language. within the crowd, there are tourists from across the world. but fundamentally, this is a local tradition. there are rules for who can take part, which is why 2023 is a big yearfor up helly aa, because it's the first time in the history of this beardy, testosterone fuelled festival that women can join in. i think it's probably fairi to say that the reaction to the announcement was broadly positive, although probably somei people still cherish the format of the festival as it was. - traditionally, women are the hostesses of the all—night parties that follow the procession. claire has some sympathy for those who want to keep it all as it was. my husband has been . in nine jarl squads now. he's a joiner, he's a craftsman. i think it's a shame to forget what pride and delight- |lots of people involved in making| th

the viking heritage of shetland - is something that most shetlanders are incredibly proud of. of the place names in shetland are of scandinavian origin. _ and you'll hear my accent. it's this kind of strange amalgam of scots and old norn. _ those are the roots of our language. within the crowd, there are tourists from across the world. but fundamentally, this is a local tradition. there are rules for who can take part, which is why 2023 is a big yearfor up helly aa, because it's the first time in the history of this beardy, testosterone fuelled festival that women can join in. i think it's probably fairi to say that the reaction to the announcement was broadly positive, although probably somei people still cherish the format of the festival as it was. - traditionally, women are the hostesses of the all—night parties that follow the procession. claire has some sympathy for those who want to keep it all as it was. my husband has been . in nine jarl squads now. he's a joiner, he's a craftsman. i think it's a shame to forget what pride and delight- |lots of people involved in maki

the viking heritage of shetland is something that most - shetlanders are - incredibly proud of.ot of the place names in shetland are of- scandinavian origin. and you'll hear my accent. it's this kind of strange - amalgam of scots and old norn. those are the roots of our language. i within the crowd, there are tourists from across the world. but fundamentally, this is a local tradition. there are rules for who can take part, which is why 2023 is a big yearfor up helly aa, because it's the first time in the history of this beardy, testosterone—fuelled festival that women canjoin in. i think it's probably fairl to say that the reaction to the announcement was broadly positive, although probably- some people still cherish the format of the festival as it was. traditionally, women are the hostesses of the all—night parties that follow the procession. claire has some sympathy for those who want to keep it all as it was. my husband has been . in nine jarl squads now. he's ajoiner, - he's a craftsman. i think it's a shame to forget what pride and delight- lots of people involved in maki

you mentioned the ukrainian flag on the shetland islands. but still, i would like to understand how muchlic mood has changed in general over these two years, whether british society is also tired of this endless war and without and from the need to help ukraine in the conditions when your economic situation is not ideal? no, no, the latest poll shows that there is still a very high rating for ukraine, i think more than 80-80%. british people support ukraine and this position, and this practically does not change from year to year. how do you assess the situation with ukrainian citizens who arrived in your country in the first months after the war, can we talk about a certain adaptation to the situation, can we talk about tendencies to return to ukraine, how does the situation look now, well, i... to the post here i am i met with them in edinburgh - this is my hometown, and ukraine has consulates, consulates general there, mr. consul, he organized a meeting for me with members of the community, including those ukrainians who came after the full-scale invasion, and... . and they said that,

you mentioned the ukrainian flag on the shetland islands, but i still want to understand how much thelic mood has changed in general over the past two years, whether british society is not tired of this endless war and without the need to help ukraine. in conditions where your economic situation is not ideal either, no, no, the latest survey shows that there remains a very high rating regarding ukraine, i think that more than 80-80% of british people support ukraine and this position, and this practically does not change from year to year. how do you assess the situation with ukrainians? citizens who arrived in your country in the first months after the war, can we talk about a certain adaptation to the situation, can we talk about tendencies to return to ukraine, what does the situation look like now, well, i am here for the post , i met with them in edinburgh - this is my hometown, and there ukraine has consulates, consulates general, mr. consul. arranged a meeting with the members for me communities, including those ukrainians who came after the full-scale invasion, and they also s

at times the rain in shetland will drift towards 0rkney and we also have the rain which has been comingds with cloud building ahead of it. and the wind picking up in the southwest and the english channel. temperatures, seven to about 11 degrees. through this evening and overnight this band of rain continues to push northwards and eastwards, fragmenting in doing so. follow the curl round, you can see the rain coming back into northern ireland by the end of the night. and we also have some heavy showers which could be thundery in the channel islands, drifting in the direction of hampshire. these are our overnight lows, but actually as the cloud and rain pushes northwards and eastwards, temperatures will rise by a degree or so. so, into tomorrow, we've got this weather front draped across us. we also have high pressure out towards the east and as the weather front bumps into the high pressure, it really is a fairly weak affair. so, we've got some showers across the far northeast of scotland, a lot of dry weather. and then we've got some showery rain moving out of northern ireland into west

perhaps some rain reaching orkney shetland at and orkney and shetland at times and a showers around.ghter although lighter winds so although temperatures be similar temperatures will be similar to today feel less today, it should feel less chilly . chilly. >> do stay with us here on gb news. we're going to be talking about the royal family . about the royal family. obviously very testing times for them at the moment in terms of their health and all of us. of course wish them well. but how much should we know about what's really going on? i mean, we particularly thinking of catherine, princess of wales, who we know is continuing to do well , but we who we know is continuing to do well, but we don't who we know is continuing to do well , but we don't know that well, but we don't know that much more . well, should we? what much more. well, should we? what do you think we're going to be talking about that very shortly here on . breakfast? welcome back to breakfast with pip and michael. we were just talking to our reporter, jack carson, who's in war hampton this morning. my old stomping g

when the wettest conditions probably across 0rkney and shetland through the day with temperatures stillfrom the south and west later on. still some outbreaks of rain around through tuesday and wednesday but overall next week it turns a little quieter and a little bit drier. take care. live from london. this is bbc news. thousands of mourners defy the russian authorities to turn out for the funeral and burial of alexei navalny. the opposition leader was buried at a cemetery in moscow. george galloway returns to parliament after a resounding win in the rochdale by—election. growing calls for an independent investigation after more than 100 palestinians died during an aid delivery in northern gaza. voting is under way in iran as the country holds its first elections amid protests over the death of mahsa amini.. we will start in russia and moscow. 0pposition leader alexei navalny has been buried and was laid to rest at a cemetery in the last 90 minutes. this is two weeks after his death was announced in a prison where he was announced in a prison where he was serving a 19 year sentence. his

mod liberal democrats from shetland to st ives and everywhere in between, we must show people they don't can change the system, give people hope, deliver a fair deal, smashed up blue wall, kick out the conservatives and transform our country for good! thank you. applause. that is the liberal democrat leader sir ed davey addressing his party's spring conference in york. it was a wide—ranging speech covering the nhs, the economy and the conflict in ukraine and the middle east. at the start of his speech he spoke about how he won his seat in the 1997 election byjust 56 how he won his seat in the 1997 election by just 56 votes, how he won his seat in the 1997 election byjust 56 votes, calling that a once—in—a—lifetime generation election. he said that the upcoming general election will again be at once in a generation election. he said that rishi sunak was squatting in number ten said that rishi sunak was squatting in numberten and said that rishi sunak was squatting in number ten and urge the prime minister to call a general election, evenjoking the date minister to call a general election,

the viking heritage of shetland - is something that most shetlanders are incredibly proud of.rt, which is why 2023 is a big year for up helly aa because it's the first time in the history of this beardy, testosterone—fuelled festival that women can join in. i think it's probably fair to say that the reaction to the announcement was broadly positive — although probably some people still cherish the format of the festival as it was. traditionally, women are the hostesses of the all—night parties that follow the procession. claire has some sympathy for those who want to keep it all as it was. my husband has been in nine jarl squads now. he's a joiner, he's a craftsman. i think it's a shame to forget what pride and delight lots of people involved in making these suits and making this event happen, from the hostesses in the halls, you know, they do those things very, very well and they love it as it is. but i also — i am a woman and i have a daughter who's three, and i would love to see her participate on her own terms. women and girls have been taking part in other viking festival

scotland and northern ireland on sunday morning, the higher, persistently pushing across orkney and shetlandngland and could see some rain. temperatures are pipette onto deep actually still in his sunshine. next system strengthening winds and workload sunshine turning his north and east it will be a drier day on monday even temperatures at comparable average. dry weather around it, the green pc should be later and patchy. this is bbc news, the headlines... the un says many of the people treated for injuries following a rush on an aid convoy in gaza on thursday suffered gunshot wounds. hamas has accused israel of firing at civilians, but israel said most died in a stampede after its troops fired warning shots. voting ends in iran's parliamentary elections. officials say the nationwide turnout was about forty per cent — the lowest since the islamic revolution in 1979. these are the first elections since nationwide anti—government protests were held in 2022, following the death of mahsa amini in police custody. crowds of supporters gather in the streets of moscow to pay their respects to russia

a spell of more persistent rain pushing across orkney and then later into shetland. rain and hail, more of it will be dry and bright. the one potentialfly in the ointment is more cloud in eastern counties of england, and along the coastal strip we could see some rain from a weather frontjust grazing us. temperatures up a little bit on today, but feeling chilly out of the sunshine. into monday, we start with a frost to the north and east, some clear skies. this next weather system, though, will bring strengthening winds and more cloud across the south—west, wales and northern ireland. outbreaks of rain developing here. sunshine turning hazy elsewhere as cloud gradually increases. but for more of you, especially in the north and the east, it will be a drier day on monday, even if we still get temperatures at if not a little bit below average for the time of year. the temperatures will lift a little bit further. as we go through this week, a bit more in the way of drier weather around. the rain that we do see should be lighter and patchier. that's how it's looking. see

still wintry over higher ground but a more persistent rain pushing across orkney and then later into shetlandme showers dotted here and there, mainly of rain and hail, more of it will be dry and bright. that one potential fly in the ointment is more cloudy eastern counties of england and along the coastal strip we could see some rain from a weather frontjust grazing us, temperatures up a little bit on today, but feeling chilly. into monday we start with a frost to the north and east, some clear skies. this next weather system, though, will bring strengthening winds and more cloud across the south west wales and northern ireland. outbreaks of rain developing here, sunshine turning hazy elsewhere as cloud gradually increases. but for more of you, especially in the north and the east, it will be a drier day on monday, even if we still got temperatures at if not a little bit below average for the time of year. the temperatures will lift a little bit further. those go through this week, a bit more in the way of drier weather rounds. the rain that we do see should be lighter and patchy. live from l

that was how it looked for one of our weather watchers in shetland.in the centre of which lies an area of low pressure that is dominating our weather right now. it will continue to do so. and because we are on the northern flank of that low, we have an easterly wind that winds staying pretty strong across northern areas through tonight, the wind easing further south. we will see outbreaks of rain pushing northwards, particularly across parts of england and wales. overnight lows generally between 3—9 celsius. so tomorrow, here's our area of low pressure still with us. but notice big gaps between the isobars in southern areas. so the winds here relatively light. the isobars squeezed together further north. so it will stay quite blustery. and when you're exposed to that breeze, particularly across the east coast of scotland, it is going to feel decidedly chilly. many areas will see outbreaks of rain at times, but not all the time. certainly not a huge amount of sunshine for mother's day. best chance of brightness i think will be in the far north, also fo

beings and some whales including killer whales and belugas — like this one spotted off the coast of shetlandund the females of five species live around four decades longer than other toothed whales. she rose to internationalfame as one of the spice girls — but despite selling millions of records and making millions of pounds, the singer mel b later found herself struggling financially and living back with her mother in a bungalow in leeds. she says she's now out of an abusive relationship, and is hoping to use her experience to help others. her former partner has repeatedly denied the claims of abusive behaviour made by the singer. charlotte gallagher has been to meet her. # so here's the story from a to z...# mel b made millions from the spice girls. but a few years ago, after leaving an abusive marriage, she was left with almost nothing, and had to move in with her mum in leeds. her ex denies the allegations. it's embarrassing. it's shameful. i'm all about "girl power." yet look at what i'm just leaving, which is a complete girl—powerless situation. i was doing a spice girls tour in 2019 h

saturday did bring some sunshine in the far north of the uk in shetland and also a little bit of sunshinene right now, this swirl of cloud on the satellite picture, because this low is sitting to the south of us and we are on the northern flank of it. well, we've had this easterly wind, quite a brisk easterly winds. that wind continues to be quite brisk in the north of the uk on sunday. the wind easing a little bit further south, but we are going to see a bit more in the way of wet weather. so clouds and outbreaks of rain drifting across many parts of england, wales, northern ireland and scotland. but there will be some spells of sunshine again in the far north. we could see some bright or sunny spells. i think south wales, south—west england and the channel islands will see some sunshine, albeit with a scattering of showers. the windiest weather will be in central and northern parts and again, where you're exposed to that breeze, aberdeen, for example, only getting to 5—6 degrees further south with some sunshine at 11, 12 or 13. now, this area of low pressure still pretty close by as we

still wintry over higher ground but a more persistent rain pushing across orkney and then later into shetlandl, more of it will be dry and bright. that one potential fly in the ointment is more cloudy eastern counties of england and along the coastal strip we could see some rain from a weather frontjust grazing as temperatures up a little bit on today, but feeling chilly. into monday we start with a frost to the north and east, some clear skies. this next weather system, though, will bring strengthening winds and more cloud across the south west wales and northern ireland. outbreaks of rain developing here, sunshine turning hazy elsewhere as cloud gradually increases. but for more of you, especially in the north and the east, it will be a drier day on monday, even if we still get temperatures at if not a little bit below average for the time of year. the temperatures will lift a little bit further. the rain that we do see should be lighter and patchy. this is bbc news, the headlines: the un says many of those injured in a rush on an aid convoy in gaza on thursday suffered gunshot wounds. hama

saturday did bring some sunshine in the far north of the uk in shetland and also a little bit of sunshine the satellite picture, because this low is sitting to the south of us and we are on the northern flank of it. well, we've had this easterly wind, quite a brisk easterly winds. that wind continues to be quite brisk in the north of the uk on sunday. the wind easing a little bit further south, but we are going to see a bit more in the way of wet weather. so clouds and outbreaks of rain drifting across many parts of england, wales, northern ireland and scotland. but there will be some spells of sunshine again in the far north. we could see some bright or sunny spells. i think south wales, south—west england and the channel islands will see some sunshine, albeit with a scattering of showers. the windiest weather will be in central and northern parts and again, where you're exposed to that breeze, aberdeen, for example, only getting to 5—6 degrees further south with some sunshine at11, 12 or 13. now, this area of low pressure still pretty close by as we head into monday, but it loosens its

still wintry over higher ground but a more persistent rain pushing across orkney and then later into shetlandmainly of rain and hail, more of it will be dry and bright. that one potential fly in the ointment is more cloudy eastern counties of england and along the coastal strip we could see some rain from a weather frontjust grazing as temperatures up a little bit on today, but feeling chilly. into monday we start with a frost to the north and east, some clear skies. this next weather system, though, will bring strengthening winds and more cloud across the south west wales and northern ireland. outbreaks of rain developing here, sunshine turning hazy elsewhere as cloud gradually increases. but for more of you, especially in the north and the east, it will be a drier day on monday, even if we still got temperatures at if not a little bit below average for the time of year. the temperatures will lift a little bit further. those go through this week, a bit more in the way of drier weather rounds. the rain that we do see should be lighter and patchy. this is bbc news, the headlines... the un says

although here in shetland in lerwick harbour, we had some fairly strong winds that brought with it somecast. we're looking at quite a cold start to the day for the northern half of the uk on friday with some patches of frost around. and into that cold air comes an area of low pressure. now, the occlusion here brings with it the risk of some hill snow. we could see some snowfall in the hills above 200 metres elevation across the high ground in northern ireland, the peaks, the pennines, and maybe northern wales as well. the amount of snow we're going to get is going to vary a lot from place to place, from pretty much not very much at all to around five centimetres or more. they could bring some very localised disruption. meanwhile, at lower elevations, which of course is where the vast majority of us live, we're just looking at cold outbreaks of rain, you could see a few flakes, isuppose, mixed in. temperatures really struggling underneath that slow—moving band of rain, probably two or three degrees for a good chunk of the day. otherwise we should see temperatures away from that, around e

saturday did bring some sunshine in the far north of the uk in shetland and also a little bit of sunshinessure that is dominating the scene right now, this swirl of cloud on the satellite picture, because this low is sitting to the south of us and we are on the northern flank of it. well, we've had this easterly wind, quite a brisk easterly winds. that wind continues to be quite brisk in the north of the uk on sunday. the wind easing a little bit further south, but we are going to see a bit more in the way of wet weather. so clouds and outbreaks of rain drifting across many parts of england, wales, northern ireland and scotland. but there will be some spells of sunshine again in the far north. we could see some bright or sunny spells. i think south wales, south west england and the channel islands will see some sunshine, albeit with a scattering of showers. the windiest weather will be in central and northern parts and again, where you're exposed to that breeze, aberdeen, for example, only getting to five or six degrees further south with some sunshine at 11, 12 or 13. now, this area of l

rain across scotland moving up into shetland _ rain across scotland moving up into shetland where itop if you are stuck under it you could have as much _ stuck under it you could have as much of— stuck under it you could have as much of three hours of rain. not surprisingly, a lot of flood warnings in force stock 41 in england. _ warnings in force stock 41 in england, 13 in wales and six in scotland _ england, 13 in wales and six in scotland. lots of water on the ground — scotland. lots of water on the ground. you may recognise scenes like the _ ground. you may recognise scenes like the one — ground. you may recognise scenes like the one behind me and there is more _ like the one behind me and there is more rain _ like the one behind me and there is more rain to— like the one behind me and there is more rain to come in the next few days _ more rain to come in the next few days what — more rain to come in the next few days. what is happening today is we have this _ days. what is happening today is we have this weather front drifting towards — have this weather front drifting towards t

that was how it looked for one of our weather watchers in shetland.g our weather right now. it will continue to do so. and because we are on the northern flank of that low, we have an easterly wind. that wind staying pretty strong across northern areas through tonight, the wind easing further south. we will see outbreaks of rain pushing northwards, particularly across parts of england and wales. overnight lows generally between 3—9 celsius. so tomorrow, here's our area of low pressure still with us. but notice big gaps between the isobars in southern areas, so the winds here relatively light. the isobars squeezed together further north. so it will stay quite blustery. and when you're exposed to that breeze, particularly across the east coast of scotland, it is going to feel decidedly chilly. many areas will see outbreaks of rain at times, but not all the time. certainly not a huge amount of sunshine for mother's day. best chance of brightness i think will be in the far north, also for parts of south and west wales, the south—west of england, and the c

by the end of the night, some further rain across the far north of scotland, particularly shetland. perhaps just a little bit bit chilly, but temperatures generally holding up quite nicely. so, into tomorrow, here comes our next frontal system, outbreaks of rain. and actually you can follow this weather front back out into the atlantic. it's going to be with us for the next few days. our first pulse of wet weather bringing some pretty heavy downpours actually across parts of england and wales through the day. that rain falling on ground that is already wet. that is already wet, so there could be some localised flooding impacts after perhaps some brighter weather for a time. rain returns to northern ireland. the north east coast of scotland may see a little bit of sunshine. now, through tuesday night into wednesday, low pressure will pass to the north of the uk. quite a few isobars here on the chart, so in the far north it will be windy. we could see gales in the far north west of scotland, albeit with a scattering of showers. this weather front pushing slowly south with outbreaks of

still wintry over higher ground but a more persistent rain pushing across 0rkney and then later into shetlandl, more of it will be dry and bright. that one potential fly in the ointment is more cloudy eastern counties of england and along the coastal strip we could see some rain from a weather frontjust grazing as temperatures up a little bit on today, but feeling chilly. into monday we start with a frost to the north and east, some clear skies. this next weather system, though, will bring strengthening winds and more cloud across the south west wales and northern ireland. outbreaks of rain developing here, sunshine turning hazy elsewhere as cloud gradually increases. but for more of you, especially in the north and the east, it will be a drier day on monday, even if we still got temperatures at if not a little bit below average for the time of year. the temperatures will lift a little bit further. those go through this week, a bit more in the way of drier weather rounds. the rain that we do see should be lighter and patchy. live from london. this is bbc news. the un says many of the people i

saturday did bring some sunshine in the far north of the uk in shetland and also a little bit of sunshine scene right now, this swirl of cloud on the satellite picture, because this low is sitting to the south of us and we are on the northern flank of it. well, we've had this easterly wind, quite a brisk easterly winds. that wind continues to be quite brisk in the north of the uk on sunday. the wind easing a little bit further south, but we are going to see a bit more in the way of wet weather. so clouds and outbreaks of rain drifting across many parts of england, wales, northern ireland and scotland. but there will be some spells of sunshine again in the far north. we could see some bright or sunny spells. i think south wales, south—west england and the channel islands will see some sunshine, albeit with a scattering of showers. the windiest weather will be in central and northern parts and again, where you're exposed to that breeze, aberdeen, for example, only getting to five or six degrees further south with some sunshine at 11, 12 or 13. now, this area of low pressure still pretty clo

that was how it looked for one of our weather watchers in shetland.sure that is dominating our weather right now. it will continue to do so. and because we are on the northern flank of that low, we have an easterly wind. that wind staying pretty strong across northern areas through tonight, the wind easing further south. we will see outbreaks of rain pushing northwards, particularly across parts of england and wales. overnight lows generally between 3—9 celsius. so tomorrow, here's our area of low pressure still with us. but notice big gaps between the isobars in southern areas, so the winds here relatively light. the isobars squeezed together further north. so it will stay quite blustery. and when you're exposed to that breeze, particularly across the east coast of scotland, it is going to feel decidedly chilly. many areas will see outbreaks of rain at times, but not all the time. certainly not a huge amount of sunshine for mother's day. best chance of brightness i think will be in the far north, also for parts of south and west wales, the south—west

at times the rain in shetland will drift towards 0rkney and we also have the rain which has been comingpicking up in the southwest and the english channel. temperatures, seven to about 11 degrees. through this evening and overnight this band of rain continues to push northwards and eastwards, fragmenting in doing so. follow the curl round, you can see the rain coming back into northern ireland by the end of the night. and we also have some heavy showers which could be thundery in the channel islands, drifting in the direction of hampshire. these are our overnight lows, but actually as the cloud and rain pushes northwards and eastwards, temperatures will rise by a degree or so. so, into tomorrow, we've got this weather front draped across us. we also have high pressure out towards the east and as the weather front bumps into the high pressure, it really is a fairly weak affair. so, we've got some showers across the far northeast of scotland, a lot of dry weather. and then we've got some showery rain moving out of northern ireland into western scotland, western parts of england and wales.

the picture tells a story, it has been a windy day in the far north of scotland, severe gales across shetlandpping up the seas and expect the wind will play quite a part for the start of the weekend as well. a cold and strong wind coming from the north—west will drive in plenty of heavy showers for saturday, slightly better on sunday, more on that in a moment. low pressure is dominating the story and yes, the sharper shower is closest to the centre of the low so on saturday morning, frequent showers in scotland, northern ireland, snow above 500 metres. some showers could be heavy with rumbles of thunder and further showers moving across england and wales as well. accompanied by this strong and brisk winds with gusts in excess of 50 mph in the north again but even to the south, 35 mph gusts will make it feel quite cold. temperatures over nine or 10 degrees but it's quite unusual to be talking about the wind chill at this time of year but five or six and bear in mind thatjust a few days ago we talked about highs of 19 in the south—east. it will be a bit of a shock to the system. but hopefully o

draw more persistent rain to begin with across 0rkney and shetland, still some showers dotted aroundn to eastern and coastal counties of england. more of tomorrow will be drier, greater chance of sunshine around, and with a bit more sunshine, light winds as well, that is starting to get a bit of extra strength. shouldn't feel too bad out there. we will have the frost on return, into monday morning, but the next weather system will be starting to arrive. mist and fog around first thing, lots of dry and bright weather to start your monday. many of you will stay dry, cloud increasing in the south and west. at the moment it looks like the channel isles, southwest england, into a certain degree northern ireland seeing of rain. some of that will be heavy, with gusty winds developing late on monday. as i said, for many here, sunday into monday will stay largely dry. the prospects for next week, a quick limps into it for you. lots more on the way of dry weather, still some light rain and drizzle, but the emphasis is on light, rather than the weather conditions we have seen over the past few

at times the rain in shetland will drift towards 0rkney and we also have the rain which has been comingperatures, seven to about 11 degrees. through this evening and overnight this band of rain continues to push northwards and eastwards, fragmenting in doing so. follow the curl round, you can see the rain coming back into northern ireland by the end of the night. and we also have some heavy showers which could be thundery in the channel islands, drifting in the direction of hampshire. these are our overnight lows, but actually as the cloud and rain pushes northwards and eastwards, temperatures will rise by a degree or so. so into tomorrow, we've got this weather front draped across us. we also have high pressure out towards the east and as the weather front bumps into the high pressure, it really is a fairly weak affair. so we've got some showers across the far northeast of scotland, a lot of dry weather. and then we've got some showery rain, moving out of northern ireland into western scotland, western parts of england and wales. the showers that came into hampshire overnight look like

cloud in shetland and this area is pushing northwards and eastwards so you will be hard pressed to findin thing ling channel too but with the clearer skies we could see a frost but for most not as cold as we have seen. for the rest of the week it's a battle, low pressure in the atlantic, we are sandwiched in between the two, what that means weather—wise is that it is going to be not as wet as it has been of late. more in the way of drier weather, cloud amounts will vary but as we see them push together the winds will pick up. tomorrow is almost a transition day where we have the weak front in scotland, it will sit round for most of the day. cloudy, rain, misty in places, some rain for a final the morning in northern ireland, spreading into western scotland. showers into north—west england, isle of man, the odd shower elsewhere but for many of you, away from the east coast and the outbreak of rain there will be dry weather round our and it should feel pleasant enough. 0nce round our and it should feel pleasant enough. once we lose the sunshine a frost comes back, especially in the wester

at times the rain in shetland will drift towards 0rkney and we also have the rain which has been comingt and the english channel. temperatures seven to about 11 degrees. through this evening and overnight this band of rain continues to push northwards and eastwards. you can see the rain coming back into northern ireland by the end of the night. and we also have some heavy showers which could be thundery in the channel islands drifting in the direction of hampshire. these are overnight lows, but actually as the cloud and rain pushes northwards and eastwards, temperatures will rise by a degree 01’ so. so into tomorrow. we've got this weather front draped across us. we also have high pressure out towards the east and as the wet front bumps into the high, pressure really is a fairly weak affair. so we've got some showers across the far north east of scotland, a lot of dry weather. and then we've got some showery rain moving out of northern ireland into western scotland, western parts of england and wales. the showers that came into hampshire overnight look likely to drift over towards the s

by the end of the night, some further rain across the far north of scotland, particularly shetland.quite nicely. so, into tomorrow, here comes our next frontal system, outbreaks of rain. and actually you can follow this weather front back out into the atlantic. it's going to be with us for the next few days. our first pulse of wet weather bringing some pretty heavy downpours actually across parts of england and wales through the day. that rain falling on ground that is already wet, so there could be some localised flooding impacts after perhaps some brighter weather for a time. rain returns to northern ireland. the north east coast of scotland may see a little bit of sunshine. temperatures generally 8—1a degrees. now, through tuesday night into wednesday, low pressure will pass to the north of the uk. quite a few isobars here on the chart, so in the far north it will be windy. we could see gales in the far north west of scotland, but here there should be some spells of sunshine, albeit with a scattering of showers. this weather front pushing slowly south with outbreaks of rain throu

that was how it looked for one of our weather watchers in shetland.hat is dominating our weather right now. it will continue to do so. and because we are on the northern flank of that low, we have an easterly wind. that wind staying pretty strong across northern areas through tonight, the wind easing further south. we will see outbreaks of rain pushing northwards, particularly across parts of england and wales. overnight lows generally between 3—9 celsius. so tomorrow, here's our area of low pressure still with us. but notice big gaps between the isobars in southern areas, so the winds here relatively light. the isobars squeezed together further north, so it will stay quite blustery. and when you're exposed to that breeze, particularly across the east coast of scotland, it is going to feel decidedly chilly. many areas will see outbreaks of rain at times, but not all the time. certainly not a huge amount of sunshine for mother's day. best chance of brightness i think will be in the far north, also for parts of south and west wales, the south—west of en

that was how it looked for one of our weather watchers in shetland. 0n the earlier satellite picture,ontinue to do so. and because we are on the northern flank of that low, we have an easterly wind that winds staying pretty strong across northern areas through tonight, the wind easing further south. we will see outbreaks of rain pushing northwards, particularly across parts of england and wales. 0vernight lows generally between 3—9 celsius. so tomorrow, here's our area of low pressure still with us. but notice big gaps between the isobars in southern areas. so the winds here relatively light. the isobars squeezed together further north so it will stay quite blustery. and when you're exposed to that breeze, particularly across the east coast of scotland, it is going to feel decidedly chilly. many areas will see outbreaks of rain at times, but not all the time. certainly not a huge amount of sunshine for mother's day. best chance of brightness i think will be in the far north, also for parts of south and west wales, the south—west of england, and the channel islands. the winds will be l

at times the rain in shetland will drift towards orkney and we also have the rain which has been comingt 11 degrees. through this evening and overnight this band of rain continues to push northwards and eastwards, fragmenting in doing so. follow the curl round, you can see the rain coming back into northern ireland by the end of the night. and we also have some heavy showers which could be thundery in the channel islands, drifting in the direction of hampshire. these are our overnight lows, but actually as the cloud and rain pushes northwards and eastwards, temperatures will rise by a degree or so. so, into tomorrow, we've got this weather front draped across us. we also have high pressure out towards the east and as the weather front bumps into the high pressure, it really is a fairly weak affair. so, we've got some showers across the far northeast of scotland, a lot of dry weather. and then we've got some showery rain moving out of northern ireland into western scotland, western parts of england and wales. the showers that came into hampshire overnight look likely to drift over toward

that was how it looked for one of our weather watchers in shetland. low, we have an easterly wind that winds staying pretty strong across northern areas through tonight, the wind easing further south. we will see outbreaks of rain pushing northwards, particularly across parts of england and wales. overnight lows generally between 3—9 celsius. so tomorrow, here's our area of low pressure still with us. but notice big gaps between the isobars in southern areas. so the winds here relatively light. the isobars squeezed together further north. so it will stay quite blustery. and when you're exposed to that breeze, particularly across the east coast of scotland, it is going to feel decidedly chilly. many areas will see outbreaks of rain at times, but not all the time. certainly not a huge amount of sunshine for mother's day. best chance of brightness i think will be in the far north, also for parts of south and west wales, the south—west of england, and the channel islands. the winds will be lighter than they have been today in the south, temperatures in th

at times the rain in shetland will drift towards 0rkney and we also have the rain which has been comingmenting in doing so. follow the curl round, you can see the rain coming back into northern ireland by the end of the night. and we also have some heavy showers which could be thundery in the channel islands, drifting in the direction of hampshire. these are our overnight lows, but actually as the cloud and rain pushes northwards and eastwards, temperatures will rise by a degree or so. so, into tomorrow, we've got this weather front draped across us. we also have high pressure out towards the east and as the weather front bumps into the high pressure, it really is a fairly weak affair. so, we've got some showers across the far northeast of scotland, a lot of dry weather. and then we've got some showery rain moving out of northern ireland into western scotland, western parts of england and wales. the showers that came into hampshire overnight look likely to drift over towards the southeast. they could be heavy and thundery. and these are our temperatures, 6 to 12 degrees, but windy throu

england, south la scala by the end of the night for the rain across the far north of scotland, particular shetlandoutbreaks of rain and actually follow this by the front back out into the atlantic for them it's going to be with us for them it's going to be with us for the next few days with them our first pulse of wet weather bringing heavy downpours across parts of england and wales through the day. that rain falling on ground that is already wet. could be some localised flooding impacts for the often brighter weather for a time, flooding impacts for the often brighter weatherfor a time, rain brighter weather for a time, rain returns brighter weatherfor a time, rain returns to northern ireland for the northeast coast of scotland macy sunshine and temperatures generally eight to 1a degrees. through tuesday night into wednesday at low pressure will pass to the north of the uk, quite a few isobars on the charts. in the far north it will be windy, gales in the far northwest of scotland but here there should be spells of sunshine with a scattering of showers without this weather front pushing it slowl

by the end of the night, some further rain across the far north of scotland, particularly shetland.breaks of rain. and actually you can follow this weather front back out into the atlantic. it's going to be with us for the next few days. our first pulse of wet weather bringing some pretty heavy downpours our first pulse of wet weather bringing some pretty heavy downpours, actually, across parts of england and wales through the day. that rain falling on ground that is already wet, so there could be some localised flooding impacts after perhaps some brighter weather for a time. the north—east coast of scotland may see a little bit of sunshine. temperatures generally 8—1a degrees. now, through tuesday night into wednesday, low pressure will pass to the north of the uk. quite a few isobars here on the chart, so in the far north it will be windy. we could see gales in the far north—west of scotland, but here there should be some spells of sunshine, albeit with a scattering of showers. this weather front pushing slowly south with outbreaks of rain through northern ireland, southern scotla

shift coming in and out of the court was it a reports authorized pilot or was it the captain of the shetland know polish move ships in an album? sort of ultimately what pilots moved up ships in baltimore. >> on the other >> basically, we're we're communicating with them. they obviously understand the situation and will the will deal with the logistics of that later? that's all being done right now. i don't know the exact details of where they all are, but yes, obviously, we're contacting them at any type of incident like this, the fbi would be engaged just to make sure. and that's what they did >> the water can you it's too early too early investigation this area where it happened, the condition approximately 50 feet 50 feet >> rescued have a water company are still searching for that is still that is what we're doing we're we're basically searching for for everyone that was potentially on the bridge. as you can imagine, some bill that night you know, if you know, what type of traffic was there, how many workers were their workers? they obviously come to a project, but other workers show up

a weather front is draped across shetland, a lot of cloud and rain at times, and that will move intoross the south—west, getting into what the isle of wight as we go through the afternoon and also parts of wales. one or two showers at times in western scotland and also northern ireland, and these are our temperatures, seven to 12 degrees. as we head for the evening and overnight we can follow the track of this weather front, fragmenting as it pushes north and east, we still have cloud and rain across shetland and we can see how if we follow that around there will be further rain getting into northern ireland by the end of the night. cold nights, temperatures rising as our weather front spring in the cloud and rain, but some places where we have broken cloud will see temperatures at freezing once again. here are the remnants of the rain pulling away tomorrow. some showery rain moving across northern ireland, western scotland, into wales and the south—west. a lot of dry weather, as well, and temperatures tomorrow up to about i! or 12, so it is a much quieter week this week than it was

at times the rain in shetland will drift towards orkney and we also have the rain which has been comings the weather front bumps into the high pressure, it really is a fairly weak affair. so we've got some showers across the far northeast of scotland, a lot of dry weather. and then we've got some showery rain, moving out of northern ireland into western scotland, western parts of england and wales. the showers that came into hampshire overnight look likely to drift over towards the southeast. they could be heavy and thundery. and these are our temperatures, 6 to 12 degrees, but windy through the north channel and western scotland. as we head into wednesday, high pressure is effectively blocking all these fronts coming in from the atlantic. there will be quite a bit of cloud at times across eastern scotland and eastern parts of england. push further west, this is where we'll see the lion's share of the sunshine. but having said that, there will be some showers and a bit more cloud at times across northern ireland and also south—west england. temperatures, six to about 13 degrees, and it

eight people have been rescued after their fishing boat sank off the coast of shetland, triggering ajor rescue effort . a lifeboat and two helicopters, one from norway, were scrambled to the scene after the 27 metre vessel activated its distress beacon early this morning. it had started taking on water in rough seas and sank within a matter of minutes . the seas and sank within a matter of minutes. the early morning call out did save all the crew on board, who were safely airlifted from their life rafts, and we understand they are reported to be in a good condition . and be in a good condition. and finally, fast food was given a new meaning in paris today as cafe staff took part in a traditional waiters race. the famous challenge returned this afternoon after a 13 year break. around 200 waiters raced through the city streets, carefully balancing a tray with a pastry, a cup of coffee and a glass of tap water on board. it was first held in 1914, and even today the running waiters are still expected to dress for the occasion. this year's winners went home with a complimentary meal and t

they don’t kill for cigarettes from a lighter, i agree, there’s no money, it smells like expensive shetlandwere looking for something, what a moron, what the fuck. this is a victory, three versions and not a single hit, we bet we're betting, we're betting who got the first kill, i'm in 5 minutes i will prove the complete incompetence of both maksimov and his mongrel, argue, time has passed, well, are we arguing or are you afraid, all attention, give me a cartridge, why, give me a cartridge, why do you need it? give me the cartridge, well, let’s do this, i’ll drop the cartridge into the grass now, if you can, so, i can, if the dog finds it, you win, look, look, and if it doesn’t find it, then you and your dog will run out to the dog’s mother, dog's mother, gamers, what did you bring, you can't even find the cartridge, and besides glass containers he can't find anything at all, stamp? it's time, knocked out something similar there’s a video there, i’ll have to go in, i understand, you lost, what is this, nothing of the sort, this doesn’t prove anything yet, i haven’t found the flea cartridge,

and then sunny spells for many, the section being shetland and parts of orkney with chances of cloudng a bit dry at times compared to what we have had in the weekjust gone. ear; have had in the week 'ust gone. say that have had in the weekjust gone. 591 that again a bit drier? have had in the weekjust gone. say that again a bit drier? a _ have had in the weekjust gone. say that again a bit drier? a bit - have had in the weekjust gone. say that again a bit drier? a bit drier. i that again a bit drier? a bit drier. terms and _ that again a bit drier? a bit drier. terms and conditions _ that again a bit drier? a bit drier. terms and conditions apply. - that again a bit drier? a bit drier. | terms and conditions apply. thank you, see you later. as we�*ve been hearing, jeremy hunt, the chancellor of the exchequer, will deliver his budget on wednesday. it will be the last budget before the general election and the stakes both economically and politically are high. we can run through some of the key themes with henry hill, deputy editor of conservative home and danni hewson, head of financi

. >> the size of a shetland pony. >> all right guy, steve kornacki is here. >> yeah, he doesn't want to talk about dogs. he wants to talk about maps. >> i'm interested. >> we all have our thing and this is steve's thing. so go ahead, steve at the big board. i'm excited. >> no offense, i am llergic to dogs. >> boo! >> i'm allergic to the american flag. >> nothing against a dog. >> apple pie. when people say they are allergic to dogs, you just cut the conversation off and focus on your maps. >> hopefully not allergic to this big board. what we see, trump right now emerging last night with 1057 delegates. there are still some yet to be allocated, so i think that number will rise a bit. it may hit 1070 a little north of that when all is counted. and that is significant on the republican side because of this, the magic number of 1215 delegates, that is what is needed to formally claim the republican nomination. and if you add another dozen or so to trump's total, if you look at the results last night and look ahead to next week, it is georgia, mississippi, washington state, it is hawaii.

and finally, eight people have been rescued after their fishing boat sank off the coast of shetland,boat and two helicopters were scrambled to the scene after the 27 metre vessel activated its distress beacon this morning, it had started taking on water in rough seas and sank within just a matter of minutes. the call out saved all of the crew on board, who were safely airlifted from their life rafts, and we understand they are reported to be in a good condition . that's it from me for condition. that's it from me for now. i'll be back in the next houn now. i'll be back in the next hour. more coming up from mark. but in the meantime you can get all the latest breaking news by scanning the qr code on your screen or go our website, screen or go to our website, gbnews.com/alerts . gbnews.com/alerts. >> thanks a million, sam. welcome to mark dolan tonight. busy one this evening are reform uk, a far right party, and is the chancellor jeremy hunt right to say that £100,000 is not a huge salary ? i'll be asking huge salary? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker, former government minister ann w