you can get the latest sports news from the bbc sports app sports news from the bbc sports app orfromstralian open. head to our website for the latest on that. from me and the team, thanks for watching. see you soon. hello. storm jocelyn is the latest named storm to come our way, through tuesday and into tuesday night. the storm system has been fired up by the same process which we saw with storm isha. cold arctic air recently across the eastern portion of the united states and in canada, big temperature contrast down towards florida, and that has really fired up an active and potent jet stream. and it's jet streams which have developed this low pressure system. this is jocelyn, not as potent as isha, but will still cross the country and have impacts. now, storm jocelyn is almost like a two stage storm. the winds will strengthen throughout tuesday, but by day it's the heavy rain which could have its greatest impact across parts of scotland, north—west england, north—west wales. and then into the night the winds start to peak with the worst of them across the northern half of the uk. b

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. claimant from me, we'll see you hello there. our current cold snap may well be coming to an end, but before it does so, i think something of a sting in the tail. of course, over recent days, we've seen plenty of these snow showers — this one looking very heavy as it obscures the skyline of the island of sky. and it is in northern scotland we've seen the largest accumulations of snow. through wednesday, we had over 20 centimetres on the deck in lerwick, and that was before this loss arrived. this is a trough bringing particularly heavy showers, widespread, prolonged showers southwards, and that willjust increase the risk of seeing some disruption. now, for northern scotland, an additional 5—15cm of snow as we go through thursday, a much greater chance of seeing some disruption in northern ireland, too. i think we could see around 5—iocm of snow building in here, so a much greater risk of seeing some disruption. and for northern scotland, as

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comhello there. our current cold snap may well be coming to an end, but before it does so, i think something of a sting in the tail. of course, over recent days, we've seen plenty of these snow showers — this one looking very heavy as it obscures the skyline of the island of skye. and it is in northern scotland we've seen the largest accumulations of snow. through wednesday, we had over 20cm on the deck in lerwick, and that was before this lot arrived. this is a trough bringing particularly heavy showers, widespread, prolonged showers, southwards, and that will just increase the risk of seeing some disruption. now, for northern scotland, an additional 5cm—15cm of snow as we go through thursday. a much greater chance of seeing some disruption in northern ireland, too. i think we could see around 5—10cm of snow building in here, so a much greater risk of seeing some disruption. and for northern scotland, as well as all that heavy snow, winds gusting to around 40—50 mph, so blizzard conditio

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comort centre, goodbye. thanks for watching. hello there. the weather should be calming down a bit now. it'll take a while for the floodwaters to recede, but the winds have dropped. earlier on tuesday, we had a gust of 81mph at exeter airport, then the strong winds moved into the southeast with a gust of 69mph at heathrow airport. well, that's storm henk, and it's now tracking its way into europe. it'll bring some snow in scandinavia — it's very cold here. this low pressure is not a storm, but it will bring some showers. the more persistent rain has cleared away, mind you, but we have seen a lot of flooding just recently. the heaviest rain actually fell over the hills of wales — that's fed into the river systems in the west midlands and, a short while ago, there were over 200 flood warnings on rivers in england. these are the temperatures we're looking at for the start of wednesday — not too cold out there, typically 5—6 celsius. we've still got some more persistent rain in the far northe

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comthe team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. the week has got off to a cold start. some of us even got to see some snow on monday. tuesday will be another cold day, but it should be largely dry with a bit more in the way of sunshine. high pressure is in charge of the scene right now, centred across the north of the uk, where you can see the ice above squeezing together further south. well, that shows quite a strong wind. and where you're exposed to that wind, it is going to feel very cold indeed through the day ahead. a widespread frost and some icy stretches through tuesday morning. fog could also be an issue in the northern half of the uk, especially in the north of scotland, where some of that fog could linger for a good part of the day. this area of cloud across the south west of england producing some wintry showers, more cloud rolling in across the eastern side of scotland and northeast england through the afternoon. again, that could bring some wintry showers. most places,

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com was a pretty cloudy, but very mild day. temperatures reached 14.1; celsius in a couple of spots. friday won't be quite as mild — a little bit cooler, a little bit fresher, but more in the way of sunshine. and just for some of us, a few showers around, particularly across parts of scotland. but an overnight weatherfront has brought a lot of us some rain. that's just pushing its way eastwards. now through the early hours of friday it'lljust be lingering across parts of east anglia, the south—east of england as well. so early rain for some in the south and east that clears away. and then we're left with clear spells for all blustery showers coming in across the north—west. for scotland, over the higher ground, they could be falling as snow for a time. perhaps one or two showers for northern ireland and northern england, but they'll be few and far between. further south, you should stay dry all day. temperatures in the afternoon about 5 to 9 degrees. so for some of us, i think they're act

the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport.bye. hello there. temperatures will continue to fluctuate through the rest of this week. on sunday, of course, we saw temperatures in highland, scotland of 20 celsius. and after a frost, typical temperatures monday afternoon were six celsius. highest temperatures this time were across southern parts of the uk. cloud breaking up here and there to give some sunshine and 14 degrees in cambridgeshire. in between, we had thicker cloud on these weather fronts, an area of low pressure, bringing some wet weather, that's moving away into the north sea. so it is turning drier. keeping more cloud, though, for england and wales. that'll keep the temperatures up. clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland. it could be a frosty start early in the morning, but the promise of more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. a cloudy start for england and wales. still a bit dampness in the east, but we'll see some sunshine developing more widely as the cloud retreats back towards east anglia and t

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.come, goodbye. hello there. temperatures will continue to fluctuate through the rest of this week. on sunday, of course, we saw temperatures in highland scotland of 20 celsius. and after a frost, typical temperatures monday afternoon were 6 celsius. highest temperatures this time were across southern parts of the uk. cloud breaking up here and there to give some sunshine and 1a degrees in cambridgeshire. in between, we had thicker cloud on these weather fronts, an area of low pressure, bringing some wet weather, that's moving away into the north sea. so it is turning drier. keeping more cloud, though, for england and wales. that'll keep the temperatures up. clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland. it could be a frosty start early in the morning, but the promise of more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. a cloudy start for england and wales. still a bit dampness in the east, but we'll see some sunshine developing more widely as the cloud retreats back towards east anglia a

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comsport centre, goodbye. hello there. the weather should be calming down a bit now. it'll take a while for the flood waters to recede, but the winds have dropped. earlier on tuesday, we had a gust of 81mph at exeter airport, then the strong winds moved into the southeast with a gust of 69mph at heathrow airport. well, that's storm henk, and it's now tracking its way into europe. it'll bring some snow in scandinavia — it's very cold here. this low pressure is not a storm, but it will bring some showers. the more persistent rain has cleared away, mind you, but we have seen a lot of flooding just recently. the heaviest rain actually fell over the hills of wales — that's fed into the river systems in the west midlands and, a short while ago, there were over 200 flood warnings on rivers in england. these are the temperatures we're looking at for the start of wednesday — not too cold out there, typically 5—6 celsius. we've still got some more persistent rain in the far northeast of scotland, c

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — from me and thebbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. it was another day where some of us had sunshine, some of us had cloudy skies on thursday. the cloud, again, was coming in from the north sea, bringing with it some patches of drizzle for east scotland, eastern areas of england. but as the cloud came around the area of high pressure that's dominating to the northwest, it actually mixed in some slightly drier airjust above the cloud layer as those winds went across the mountains and that drier air evaporated the cloud. and so, what a glorious day it was across parts of the highlands, with not a cloud in the sky. we're going to have a similar kind of weather prospects, really, over the next day or so. with these clear skies in place in scotland, it's a very cold night in places, temperatures getting down into minus double figures, —10, —12 degrees, something like that. whereas where we keep the cloud, that is across large parts of england, wales and northern ireland, it'll stay largely frost—free.

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — from me and thethe bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. it was another day where some of us had sunshine, some of us had cloudy skies on thursday. the cloud, again, was coming in from the north sea, bringing with it some patches of drizzle for east scotland, eastern areas of england. but as the cloud came around the area of high pressure that's dominating to the northwest, it actually mixed in some slightly drier airjust above the cloud layer as those winds went across the mountains and that drier air evaporated the cloud. and so, what a glorious day it was across parts of the highlands, with not a cloud in the sky. we're going to have a similar kind of weather prospects, really, over the next day or so. with these clear skies in place in scotland, it's very cold night in places, temperatures getting down into minus double figures, —10, —12 degrees, something like that. whereas where we keep the cloud, that is across large parts of england, wales and northern ireland, it'll stay largely frost—free

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comteam at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. good evening. the falling rain has now eased is still plenty of ground water out there for that will take some time to subside with that the number of flood warnings has been steady decline still plenty of them out there for them all details are on the bbc website. the weather is certainly changed for the week ahead is still looking mostly dry. showers and north facing codes for them it will be feeling cold, frost, fog and ice all farming through the overnight period. all thanks is a serious high—pressure building in through the course of the weekend. it set to stick around and it will block atlantic systems moving in from the west. we should stay mostly dry. this is how we're starting up dry. this is how we're starting up monday morning with the widespread frost, patches of fog out there and they will be slow to lift and clear as we head through the morning. i see stretches and still showers streaming in from the north sea. quite a risk north eas

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comc sport centre, goodbye. hello. the week has got off to a cold start. some of us even got to see some snow on monday. tuesday will be another cold day, but it should be largely dry with a bit more in the way of sunshine. high pressure is in charge of the scene right now, centred across the north of the uk, where you can see the ice above squeezing together further south. well, that shows quite a strong wind. and where you're exposed to that wind, it is going to feel very cold indeed through the day ahead. a widespread frost and some icy stretches through tuesday morning. fog could also be an issue in the northern half of the uk, especially in the north of scotland, where some of that fog could linger for a good part of the day. this area of cloud across the south west of england producing some wintry showers, more cloud rolling in across the eastern side of scotland and northeast england through the afternoon. again, that could bring some wintry showers. most places, though, dry with s

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/of tennis�*s australian open. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. we have got a cold, wintry week of weather ahead. we may well see a bit of disruption down to the fact that we've got plenty of snow showers in the forecast, particularly towards the north, mainly across parts of scotland, in fact. fewer showers around further south. but it is going to be cold and we're going to see some sharp overnight frosts. could be some icy conditions around, too. cold weather down to the fact that low pressure is out towards the east of the uk, opening the doors for these cold winds to come in from the arctic, so i think wind chill will be a significant factor through the next couple of days. next few hours, more of those snow showers pack in, particularly across the north of scotland. temperatures overnight are falling to —2 or —3 widely, even in our towns and cities — colder than that in the countryside. through monday, then, more snow showers across the nort

you, can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comew month, but already, some spots in eastern england have seen more than half their averagejanuary rainfall. and there's potentially more wet weather to come, too, in the forecast before things tend to settle down into the weekend, and it will turn drier. but plenty of flood alerts, flood warnings still in place. keep up to date with those on the bbc weather website, and of course, on your local bbc radio station, too. now, this is the pressure chart for thursday — low pressure still centred out towards the north—west of scotland. still a brisk southeasterly wind with more rain for the northern isles, and some more rain heading towards the south of england, too. more on that in just a moment. temperatures to start off thursday morning above freezing — 4—7 celsius north to south. there'll be more showers across the far north of scotland into the northern isles, also for western scotland, with a few showers heading across northern ireland into north—west england. more sunshine further so

you, can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com new month, but already, some spots in eastern england have seen more than half their averagejanuary rainfall. and there's potentially more wet weather to come, too, in the forecast before things tend to settle down into the weekend, and it will turn drier. but plenty of flood alerts, flood warnings still in place. keep up to date with those on the bbc weather website, and of course, on your local bbc radio station, too. now, this is the pressure chart for thursday — low pressure still centred out towards the north—west of scotland. still a brisk southeasterly wind with more rain for the northern isles, and some more rain heading towards the south of england, too. more on that in just a moment. temperatures to start off thursday morning above freezing — 4—7 celsius north to south. there'll be more showers across the far north of scotland into the northern isles, also for western scotland, with a few showers heading across northern ireland into north—west england. more sunshine further

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comre, goodbye. hello. the week has got off to a cold start. some of us even got to see some snow on monday. tuesday will be another cold day, but it should be largely dry with a bit more in the way of sunshine. high pressure is in charge of the scene right now, centred across the north of the uk, where you can see the ice above squeezing together further south. well, that shows quite a strong wind. and where you're exposed to that wind, it is going to feel very cold indeed through the day ahead. a widespread frost and some icy stretches through tuesday morning. fog could also be an issue in the northern half of the uk, especially in the north of scotland, where some of that fog could linger for a good part of the day. this area of cloud across the south west of england producing some wintry showers, more cloud rolling in across the eastern side of scotland and northeast england through the afternoon. again, that could bring some wintry showers. most places, though, dry with some spells o

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website, that's bbc.com/t centre, goodbye. hello. the cold wintry snap continued on thursday with more snow that's been accumulating across parts of northern scotland also northern ireland, around some exposed coast of england and wales as well. this was the picture in highland. we've got several centimetres even right down to sea level, up to a0 centimetres over the higher ground. now, still a cold day to come on friday with some more snow. but milder, windier and wetter weather arrives as we head through the course of the weekend. overnight, snow continuing to pile in across northern and western scotland in particular. few showers, perhaps northern ireland, north—west england. so some slippery conditions as we start the day on friday, around some western areas in particular. temperatures, i think at 6:00 in the morning, around about —2, —3 for many of us, a little bit milder, perhaps under the cloud cover across parts of western scotland with the breeze picking up, too. we're going to continue to see snow a

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comairly potent area of low pressure is going to move to the north of the uk. it's been named storm ingunn by the norwegian metservice. the southern half of the uk is going to be bright and breezy on wednesday, but that storm will bring some strong winds and heavy rain across northern parts of the uk, particularly so for parts of scotland, where the strongest winds could reach around 85 mph. here's the storm system; you can see it developing here. it is moving well to the north of us. but just look at all those isobars heading our way through the day on wednesday. so that's the active front that's bringing the strong, squally winds and heavy rain. first thing, wednesday, i think temperatures are going to be nearfreezing, perhaps even a little below through central parts of england and wales. but i think frost—free further north, where we've got the cloud, the winds — gales already during wednesday morning and the rain moving in. so that rain willjust shift its way gradually further eastwa

sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport.e. hello there. temperatures will continue to fluctuate through the rest of this week. on sunday of course, we saw temperatures in highland scotland of 20 degrees. after a frost, typical temperatures on monday afternoon were six degrees. the highest temperatures this time were across southern parts of the uk, the cloud breaking up here and there to give some sunshine and 1a degrees in cambridgeshire. in between, thicker cloud on these weather fronts, an area of low pressure, bringing some wet weather, moving away to the north sea, so it's turning drier. that will keep the temperatures up, clearerskies for scotland and northern ireland, it could be a frosty start early in the morning. but the promise of more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still a bit of dampness in the east for england. the cloud is retreating towards east anglia and the south—east. 7—8 degrees will be nearing the mark elsewhere. the odd shower coming into nest scotland. if we look to the north, by wednesda

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comrly potent area of low pressure is going to move to the north of the uk. it's been named storm ingunn by the norwegian metservice. the southern half of the uk is going to be bright and breezy on wednesday, but that storm will bring some strong winds and heavy rain across northern parts of the uk, particularly so for parts of scotland, where the strongest winds could reach around 85 mph. here's the storm system; you can see it developing here. it is moving well to the north of us. but just look at all those isobars heading our way through the day on wednesday. so that's the active front that's bringing the strong, squally winds and heavy rain. first thing, wednesday, i think temperatures are going to be nearfreezing, perhaps even a little below through central parts of england and wales. but i think frost—free further north, where we've got the cloud, the winds — gales already during wednesday morning and the rain moving in. so that rain willjust shift its way gradually further eastward

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comow pressure is going to move to the north of the uk. it's been named storm ingunn by the norwegian metservice. the southern half of the uk is going to be bright and breezy on wednesday, but that storm will bring some strong winds and heavy rain across northern parts of the uk, particularly so for parts of scotland, where the strongest winds could reach around 85 mph. here's the storm system, you can see it developing here. it is moving well to the north of us. but just look at all those isobars heading our way through the day on wednesday. so that's the active front that's bringing the strong squally winds and heavy rain. first thing wednesday, i think temperatures are going to be nearfreezing, perhaps even a little below through central parts of england and wales. but i think frost free further north where we've got the cloud, the winds — gales already during wednesday morning and the rain moving in. so that rain willjust shift its way gradually further eastwards across parts of scotl

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comello there. the weather should be calming down a bit now. it'll take a while for the flood waters to recede, but the winds have dropped. earlier on tuesday, we had a gust of 81mph at exeter airport, then the strong winds moved into the southeast with a gust of 69mph at heathrow airport. well, that's storm henk, and it's now tracking its way into europe. it'll bring some snow in scandinavia — it's very cold here. this low pressure is not a storm, but it will bring some showers. the more persistent rain has cleared away, mind you, but we have seen a lot of flooding just recently. the heaviest rain actually fell over the hills of wales — that's fed into the river systems in the west midlands and, a short while ago, there were over 200 flood warnings on rivers in england. these are the temperatures we're looking at for the start of wednesday — not too cold out there, typically 5—6 celsius. we've still got some more persistent rain in the far northeast of scotland, could be a bit wintry up

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comodbye. hello there. on wednesday, we were all in the same area of high pressure. but despite that, the amount of cloud we saw from place to place varied a lot. the cloud was at its thickest across eastern scotland and northeast england, where we saw drizzle move in from this sheet of cloud from the north sea. but there was some sunshine. western scotland did 0k, and for east anglia and southern england also there was quite a bit of sunshine around on wednesday, and what a difference the sunshine made to how the weather looked. for example, here in cornwall, barely a cloud in the sky. now, we're going to have the same kind of weather picture with us for thursday, with the cloud varying a lot from place to place. still got a bit of drizzle falling from it, mind you, east scotland around these eastern coastal counties of england, otherwise dry start to thursday, still some frost slowly melting away for southern england and western scotland initially. but it is across these colder parts of

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website. and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. we have got a cold, wintry week of weather ahead. we may well see a bit of disruption down to the fact that we've got plenty of snow showers in the forecast, particularly towards the north, mainly across parts of scotland, in fact. fewer showers around further south. but it is going to be cold and we're going to see some sharp overnight frosts. could be some icy conditions around, too. cold weather down to the fact that low pressure is out towards the east of the uk, opening the doors for these cold winds to come in from the arctic, so i think wind chill will be a significant factor through the next couple of days. next few hours, more of those snow showers pack in, particularly across the north of scotland. temperatures overnight are falling to —2 or —3 widely, even in our towns and cities — colder than that in the countryside. through monday, then, more snow showers across the northern half of scotland, gales up towar

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website — that's bbc.co.uknews. i'm catherine byaruhanga. strong winds and heavy rain from storm isha have left tens of thousands of homes without power and caused extensive travel problems in the uk. parts of northern ireland, northern england and scotland have seen the strongest winds in ten to 20 years. gusts of up to 99mph were recorded in northumberland and yellow rain warnings remain in place for many areas. for the latest we can go live now to the travel journalist simon calder. he joins us from liverpool street station. for what is usually a very busy train station there, it doesn't seem very busy. what is the situation there and across the country? liverpool street station, one of the biggest stations in london, it serves east anglia and the counties of essex, sussex and norfolk, except right now there are problems on the line between ipswich and norwich and that means it is one of many locations around the uk which are sane problems. scotland has been worst hit. they have cancelled is some services at

more from that, as well as the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app orfrom our website — that'st centre, goodbye. you're watching bbc news. i'm nicky schiller. let's get more on the breaking news in the last hour that former post office boss paula vennells has said she will hand back her cbe with immediate effect. it comes amid the fallout of the horizon it scandal which led to the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of sub—postmasters. ms vennells held the top job until february 2019, when she stepped down amid anger over the horizon scandal. during her tenure, the company repeatedly denied there were problems with its it system. live now to our political correspondent, harry farley. the demands for her to be stripped of the honour intensified after last week's itv drama. now she is handing it back. what has she said? this really drama. in the last hour paula vennells had maintained a silence as she faced growing calls to hand back her cbe. in the last hour she has said that she was truly sorry for the devastation caused to the sub—postmasters and their families and she confirmed

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website.m me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. we have got a cold, wintry week of weather ahead. we may well see a bit of disruption down to the fact that we've got plenty of snow showers in the forecast, particularly towards the north — mainly across parts of scotland, in fact. fewer showers around further south but it is going to be cold and we're going to see some sharp overnight frosts. could be some icy conditions around, too. cold weather down to the fact that low pressure is out towards the east of the uk, opening the doors for these cold winds to come in from the arctic, so i think wind chill will be a significant factor through the next couple of days. next few hours, more of those snow showers pack in, particularly across the north of scotland. temperatures overnight are falling to —2 or —3 widely, even in our towns and cities — colder than that in the countryside. through monday, then, more snow showers across the northern half of scotland, gales up t

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk. the family of a young woman who lost her life after an e—bike caught fire whilst she slept, say they don't want her death to be in vain. sofia duarte who died last year, would have been celebrating her 23rd birthday today. more than 30,000 people have signed a petition, backed by london fire brigade, which calls for tighter regulations for electric bikes and batteries — as tim muffett reports. she's my sunshine. she's the best for me. she enjoy her free time. and it's very difficult to live without her. sofia was staying at her boyfriend's flat in london. on new year's day last year, a bike, that had been converted into an e—bike, caught fire in the flat hallway. she died one metre near the door. i think it's a dream. and i think she stay here. and when i wake up, she's not here. i'm missing so much. she was lovely. she just loved life so, so much. she kept saying to her mum, i'll have time to sleep when i die. make sure that her name still carry on. sofia was 21 when she died. today

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website — that's bbc.co.ukeasles is likely to spread rapidly in more areas of the uk unless there is urgent action to increase uptake of the mmr vaccine. more than 200 cases have been confirmed in the west midlands in recent months, mostly in birmingham. with more on this is bbc health reporterjim reed. why is states particular areas that have been hit so badly?— have been hit so badly? health officials today _ have been hit so badly? health officials today particularly - officials today particularly concerned about isolated areas of the uk. they have had some concerns in london previously injune and july last year. more recently in the midlands, the area around birmingham and coventry have seen this slight spike in measles cases. in the west midlands we have had 216 confirmed cases in the last couple of months and another 103 they're looking at. also the humber, yorkshire. all this is mainly down to vaccine uptake of mmrjab is mainly down to vaccine uptake of mmr jab that people children get two doses of. in c

you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/rt centre, goodbye. hello, you're watching bbc news. mps are beginning to debate the safety of the government's rwanda plan to send some illegal immigrants to rwanda. prime minister rishi sunak is under pressure from right—wing tories to toughen up the legislation further. amendments backed by around 60 mps would disapply international law from the bill and severely limit individual asylum seekers' ability to appeal against being put on a flight to kigali. but it has sparked concerns from more moderate tories that it would leave the uk in breach of international law. the un high commissioner for refugees has today said the plan still violates international law. we are seeing alison thewliss from the snp, one of the first people to put forward an amendment. let's just have a illicit enri flew to what she is saying. have a illicit enri flew to what she is sa inc. , ., have a illicit enri flew to what she issa inc. , ., ., ., have a illicit enri flew to what she is sa inc. , ., ., ., ., i

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comfrom the premier league and the usual place. but from me and at the rest of the team here, thank you for watching and we will see you again next time. hello there. temperatures will continue to fluctuate through the rest of this week. on sunday, of course, we saw temperatures in highland, scotland of 20 celsius. and after a frost, typical temperatures monday afternoon were 6 celsius. highest temperatures this time were across southern parts of the uk. cloud breaking up here and there to give some sunshine and 1a degrees in cambridgeshire. in between, we had thicker cloud on these weather fronts, an area of low pressure, bringing some wet weather, that's moving away into the north sea. so it is turning drier. keeping more cloud, though, for england and wales. that'll keep the temperatures up. clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland. it could be a frosty start early in the morning, but the promise of more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. a cloudy start for england and

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk top story this hour the killer who stabbed to death three people in nottingham has been told by a judge he will �*very probably�* spend the rest of his life in a high security hospital. valdo calocane was suffering paranoid schizophrenia when he killed two students — barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar — and a school caretaker, ian coates. relatives of the victims say they are angry calocane was convicted on a charge of manslaughter through diminished responsibility instead of murder. we'v got a short clip from barnaby webber�*s mother speaking earlier today. true justice has not been served today. we as a devastated family have been let down by multiple agency failings and ineffectiveness. the cps did not consult with us as has been reported. instead, we have been rushed, he sent and railroaded. the first meeting we had at them at our behest was friday the 24th of november, a few short days before the pre—trial plea hearing on the 28th. forthe the pre—trial plea hearing on the 28

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — from me and the, goodbye. hello there. it was another day where some of us had sunshine, some of us had cloudy skies on thursday. the cloud, again, was coming in from the north sea, bringing with it some patches of drizzle for east scotland, eastern areas of england. but as the cloud came around the area of high pressure that's dominating to the northwest, it actually mixed in some slightly drier airjust above the cloud layer as those winds went across the mountains and that drier air evaporated the cloud. and so, what a glorious day it was across parts of the highlands, with not a cloud in the sky. we're going to have a similar kind of weather prospects, really, over the next day or so. with these clear skies in place in scotland, it's a very cold night in places, temperatures getting down into minus double figures, —10, —12 degrees, something like that. whereas where we keep the cloud, that is across large parts of england, wales and northern ireland, it'll stay largely frost—free. and so, for frid

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com low pressure is going to move to the north of the uk. it's been named storm ingunn by the norwegian metservice. the southern half of the uk is going to be bright and breezy on wednesday, but that storm will bring some strong winds and heavy rain across northern parts of the uk, particularly so for parts of scotland, where the strongest winds could reach around 85 mph. here's the storm system; you can see it developing here. it is moving well to the north of us. but just look at all those isobars heading our way through the day on wednesday. so that's the active front that's bringing the strong, squally winds and heavy rain. first thing wednesday, i think temperatures are going to be nearfreezing, perhaps even a little below through central parts of england and wales. but i think frost—free further north, where we've got the cloud, the winds — gales already during wednesday morning and the rain moving in. so that rain willjust shift its way gradually further eastwards across parts of s

don't forget, you can get details on the bbc sport app and the website.. hello. after the exceptional rainfall and the significant flooding of the last few days, you may well be pleased to hear that the weather is set to change. the next few days will be drier, yes, also colder, but i'm sure some lower temperatures will be a small price to pay for less in the way of rain. we certainly saw some rain on thursday in the south of the uk, thanks to this hook of cloud. that's an area of low pressure still close by for the first part of friday morning, still bringing some rain across eastern parts of england. we've also still got some showery rain from this weather system, centred across the north of scotland. so, as we head through the morning on friday, yes, still a little bit of rain across eastern england, quite a brisk wind, as well. still windy for the northern isles, and generally cloud and some showery rain across the northeast of scotland. further west, though, some brighter skies, some spells of sunshine and, while there will be some showers, there pro

don't forget, you can get details on the bbc sport app and the website. next time. hello. after the exceptional rainfall and the significant flooding of the last few days, you may well be pleased to hear that the weather is set to change. the next few days will be drier, yes, also colder, but i'm sure some lower temperatures will be a small price to pay for less in the way of rain. we certainly saw some rain on thursday in the south of the uk, thanks to this hook of cloud. that's an area of low pressure still close by for the first part of friday morning, still bringing some rain across eastern parts of england. we've also still got some showery rain from this weather system, centred across the north of scotland. so, as we head through the morning on friday, yes, still a little bit of rain across eastern england, quite a brisk wind, as well. still windy for the northern isles, and generally cloud and some showery rain across the north—east of scotland. further west, though, some brighter skies, some spells of sunshine and, while there will be some showers

you can get all of latest sports news at the bbc sports app or the website at the usual address.ching. see you again very soon. hello there. on wednesday, we were all in the same area of high pressure. but despite that, the amount of cloud we saw from place to place varied a lot. the cloud was at its thickest across eastern scotland and north—east england, where we saw drizzle move in from this sheet of cloud from the north sea. but there was some sunshine. western scotland did 0k, and for east anglia and southern england also there was quite a bit of sunshine around on wednesday, and what a difference the sunshine made to how the weather looked. for example, here in cornwall, barely a cloud in the sky. now, we're going to have the same kind of weather picture with us for thursday, with the cloud varying a lot from place to place. still got a bit of drizzle falling from it, mind you, east scotland around these eastern coastal counties of england, otherwise dry start to thursday, still some frost slowly melting away for southern england and western scotland initially. but it is ac

don't forget, you can get details on the bbc sport app and the website.t time. hello. after the exceptional rainfall and the significant flooding of the last few days, you may well be pleased to hear that the weather is set to change. the next few days will be drier — yes, also colder — but i'm sure some lower temperatures will be a small price to pay for less in the way of rain. we certainly saw some rain on thursday in the south of the uk, thanks to this hook of cloud. that's an area of low pressure still close by for the first part of friday morning, still bringing some rain across eastern parts of england. we've also still got some showery rain from this weather system, centred across the north of scotland. so, as we head through the morning on friday, yes, still a little bit of rain across eastern england, quite a brisk wind, as well. still windy for the northern isles, and generally cloud and some showery rain across the northeast of scotland. further west, though, some brighter skies, some spells of sunshine and, while there will be some showers, t

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.ukf the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. the foreign secretary lord cameron has suggested britain was ready to bring forward the moment when it formally recognised a palestinian state. he told a reception at westminster that the palestinian people had to be given a political horizon to encourage peace in the middle east. with more on this, let's speak to our diplomatoc correspondent james landale. tell us more about what the foreign secretary has been saying and why? it's very striking that it has supported the idea of a two state solution, an israeli state and palestinian state living side by side but the assumption has always been is that it is something that would happen at the end of the day when all other negotiations are sorted as a grand package of a political settlement to the long—standing conflict in the middle east. what cameron is doing is saying may be the uk and other allies could recognise, diplomatically, the state of palestine earlier, during the negotiating proces

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website.ort centre, goodbye. the immigration minister michael tomlinson has insisted the party is still united despite last night's divisions. the bill which aims to sell some illegal migrants to rwanda still needs to get through the house of lords if it is approved by mps tonight. debating the house of commons is under way, and the proposals are being moved designed to block injections from european judges. irate to block in'ections from european 'udues. ~ :, to block in'ections from european 'udues. ~ ., :, .,~ to block in'ections from european 'udues. ., :, , to block in'ections from european 'udues. ., :, .,~ , ., judges. we have to make sure that this bill actually _ judges. we have to make sure that this bill actually does _ judges. we have to make sure that this bill actually does the _ judges. we have to make sure that this bill actually does the job. - judges. we have to make sure that this bill actually does the job. i - this bill actually does the job. i want to speak to two amendme

but you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. a cold start. some of us even got to see some snow on monday. tuesday will be another cold day, but it should be largely dry with a bit more in the way of sunshine. high pressure is in charge of the scene right now, centred across the north of the uk, where you can see the isobars squeezing together further south. well, that shows quite a strong wind. and where you're exposed to that wind, it is going to feel very cold indeed through the day ahead. a widespread frost and some icy stretches through tuesday morning. fog could also be an issue in the northern half of the uk, especially in the north of scotland, where some of that fog could linger for a good part of the day. this area of cloud across the southwest of england producing some wintry showers, more cloud rolling in across the eastern side of scotland and northeast england through the afternoon. again, that could bring some wintry showers. most places, though, dry with some spells of sunshine. temperatures on the thermometer —

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website, that's bbc.com/open tennis. but from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. the cold wintry snap continued on thursday with more snow that's been accumulating across parts of northern scotland also northern ireland, around some exposed coast of england and wales as well. this was the picture in highland. we've got several centimetres even right down to sea level, up to a0 centimetres over the higher ground. now, still a cold day to come on friday, with some more snow. but milder, windier and wetter weather arrives as we head through the course of the weekend. overnight, snow continuing to pile in across northern and western scotland in particular. few showers, perhaps northern ireland, north—west england. so some slippery conditions as we start the day on friday, around some western areas in particular. temperatures, i think at 6:00 in the morning, around about —2, —3 for many of us, a little bit milder, perhaps under the cloud cover across parts of western scotland with

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk you're watching bbc news. i'm nicky schiller. let's get more on the main story this hour — and there are calls for subpostmasters, found guilty of fraud, theft and false accounting, to submit a "mass appeal" against their convictions. the former conservative minister sir david davis — who's campaigned on behalf of hundreds of victims of the horizon it scandal — said all the cases depended on a single lie — that no one except branch managers could access their computers. the scandal — which has been highlighted by last week's itv drama — led to more than 700 branch managers being convicted based on faulty software. some have since died. within the past half an hour, a spokesman for rishi sunak has said he would strongly support the honours committee if it chose to look into stripping the cbe of former post office boss paula vennells. both the prime minister and the labour leader, sir keir starmer, have been speaking about the scandal. take a listen. over the last few years, my predeces

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website — that�*s bbc.co.ukgoodbye. disposable vapes are set to be banned across the uk. ministers are trying to tackle the rise in children vaping illegally. the prime minister says action is needed before the problem becomes "endemic". powers in existing environmental laws will be used to implement the ban. there will also be new legislation in england, scotland and wales aimed at restricting vape flavours, introducing plain packaging and placing limits on displays in shops. we are nowjoined by emily banks, an expert in e—cigarette research from the australian national university. can you give us an idea of how damaging vapes are for children? we damaging vapes are for children? - know that vapes are harmful to children and adolescents. first of all they cause addiction, which is a health problem in itself. they can choice poisoning, toxicity from inhalation, just getting a nicotine overdose. there can be injuries from exploding batteries leading to burns and trauma. we also have reports of lung injury and we

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uku are watching bbc news. prime minister rishi sunak has urged the house of lords to "do the right thing" — and back his rwanda migrant legislation, after the commons voted in favour of the plan. a backbench revolt failed to materialise, but mr sunak has been warned that his flagship policy will face strong opposition from peers. speaking in downing street this morning, he said it is an "urgent national priority" to deter migrants from coming to britain in small boats across the channel. the conservative party has come together, the rwanda bill has passed. it's now time for the lords to pass this bill too. this is an urgent national priority. the treaty with rwanda is signed and the legislation which deems rwanda a safe country has been passed unamended in our elected chamber. there's only one question — will the opposition and the appointed house of lords try and frustrate the will of the people as expressed by the elected house or will they get on board and do right thing? it's as sim

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.ukhello. i'm tanya beckett lets return to our main story this hour. five members of the japanese coastguard have died after their plane was involved in a collision with a japan airlines flight that was arriving at tokyo's haneda international airport. the coastguard aircraft was departing from the same airport to deliver aid to the earthquake disaster area in ishikawa. these dramatic pictures show flames and smoke pouring from the windows and fuselage of the aircraft as it lands following the collision. it then erupted in flames moments after it came to a stand still on the runway. fire crews tried to extinguish the flames as the 379 passengers and crew managed to safely evacuate from the plane. these pictures were taken by a passenger who was on board the plane as it was landing.

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website — that's bbc.co.ukre, goodbye. hello there. for many parts of the country it's been a dry and sunny day today. still some rather brisk winds in places. we had some gusty winds overnight on that band of cloud that swept some rain eastwards. that's long gone now, but following on from that we've seen a bit of a change to something cooler and fresher. those temperatures will drop away quickly this evening. already at 5.00pm or so those numbers are going to be sitting around six or seven degrees. whilst the winds are lighter in the south, it's still quite blustery further north. overnight through the night we're still likely to have some gales in the far north—west of scotland. it's going to be across the northern half of scotland we continue to see the showers into the night. the odd one possible for northern ireland and then maybe into the far north of england just for a while with a bit more cloud. further south the winds will be lighter, skies will be clearer. it's going to turn quite chilly in the sout

you can get all of latest sports news at the bbc sports app or the website at the usual address. see you again very soon. hello there. on wednesday, we were all in the same area of high pressure. but despite that, the amount of cloud we saw from place to place varied a lot. the cloud was at its thickest across eastern scotland and north—east england, where we saw drizzle move in from this sheet of cloud from the north sea. but there was some sunshine. western scotland did 0k, and for east anglia and southern england also there was quite a bit of sunshine around on wednesday, and what a difference the sunshine made to how the weather looked. for example, here in cornwall, barely a cloud in the sky. now, we're going to have the same kind of weather picture with us for thursday, with the cloud varying a lot from place to place. still got a bit of drizzle falling from it, mind you, east scotland around these eastern coastal counties of england, otherwise dry start to thursday, still some frost slowly melting away for southern england and western scotland initially. but it is across t

you can get all of latest sports news at the bbc sports app or the website at the usual address.gain very soon. hello there. on wednesday, we were all in the same area of high pressure. but despite that, the amount of cloud we saw from place to place varied a lot. the cloud was at its thickest across eastern scotland and north—east england, where we saw drizzle move in from this sheet of cloud from the north sea. but there was some sunshine. western scotland did ok, and for east anglia and southern england also there was quite a bit of sunshine around on wednesday, and what a difference the sunshine made to how the weather looked. for example, here in cornwall, barely a cloud in the sky. now, we're going to have the same kind of weather picture with us for thursday, with the cloud varying a lot from place to place. still got a bit of drizzle falling from it, mind you, east scotland around these eastern coastal counties of england, otherwise dry start to thursday, still some frost slowly melting away for southern england and western scotland initially. but it is across these colde