slightly different across scotland, one running down the north sea filtering lots of clouds. it is damp and dreary with scattered shop showers across the far south and east. that will translate into this this afternoon, the weather front clinging to the north sea, filtering and quite a lot of clouds, the best of the breaks further inland where have already seen them through the spine of the country unto the west. a pretty messy story that in comparison to the weather lately not bad for some. where we have the cloud, temperatures will struggle, perhaps around eight or nine, but further west with sunshine, highs of 11 or 12. in the clear skies by day, that will allow temperatures to fall through the night, frost and fog returning for some, certainly across parts of wales and central england we could see temperatures just below freezing, obviously with the crowd from the north sea temperatures holding up at around 405. tomorrow morning will be very messyjust like today, lots of cloud pushers in from the north sea but hopefully towards london, east anglia and lincolnshire it will

shouti from the north sea... be quiet! suoun ijthjh _ from the north sea... be quiet!hjh ng _ shouti lthlth ng (chanting) galloway! galloway galloway. galloway! galloway! i want to put the town councillors on notice that we intend to clean the town hall clock. i make, of course, no disrespect to the returning officer and his fine staff, who ran this campaign today and this count this evening virtually flawlessly, nor any public servant in the town hall, but the councillors have to go. and i intend to try to put together a grand alliance that will change rochdale for the better. just 12 weeks from now, at the local election. i thank god for this great victory. i thank my wife, my six children, my five grandchildren, who have all been working in this campaign. ithank have all been working in this campaign. i thank my agent, my campaign. i thank my agent, my campaign manager, my dearfriend and wise counsel. i thank all of my campaign team for the followman malwork that they did. i thank the people of rochdale, who voted for me in such numbers, but promise to work faithful

sea which is -ood means backing the north sea which is good for— means backing the north sea which iscross the supply chain, half of which are — across the supply chain, half of which are in scotland. that seems obvious— which are in scotland. that seems obvious common sense to me but what do you _ obvious common sense to me but what do you have _ obvious common sense to me but what do you have from the snp and the greens— do you have from the snp and the greens and — do you have from the snp and the greens and labour? more focused on virtue _ greens and labour? more focused on virtue signalling than they are on what _ virtue signalling than they are on what is _ virtue signalling than they are on what is in — virtue signalling than they are on what is in the national interest and in scotland — what is in the national interest and in scotland was my interest. we will champion— in scotland was my interest. we will champion the north sea and we have legislation— champion the north sea and we have legislation that means annual licensing rounds which was criticised by the snp. i know he t

north sea coasts, 6—9 c. dry and cloudy but rain at times with the greatest chance of seeing rain increasing as the week goes by. quite a end to next week. thanks, chris. and that�*s bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it�*s time to join our colleagues for the news where you are, goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday — i�*m gavin ramjaun. another batting collapse leaves england struggling in india. we look ahead to the last 16 of the europa league... mo salah is back to help liverpool in a busy few days. and a big challenge for anthony joshua. the big heavyweight showdown. hello there and welcome along to the programme. it�*s not gone to plan at all for england, in the fifth and final test against india in the serene setting of dharamshala. a batting collapse on the first day saw england — who chose to bat first — crumble to 218 all out, with india asserting themselves in their reply. andy swiss reports. it is one of sports most breathtaking backdrops. c

certainly noticeable across the north sea coast and channel coasts. six to 10 degrees, it will feel colder than that. saturday and sunday, low—pressure skirts to the south of the uk, trying to send weather fronts northwards but we hang on to the nagging easterly wind both days of the weekend. lots of cloud across northern and eastern areas, spots of rain moving north—westwards. it will not be a wash—out. we could tap into something milder across central and southern parts of the country but a chilly day to come across much of scotland and north—east england. sunday is cloudy across the board, spots of light rain, drizzle across northern and eastern areas expose the easterly wind. the best of any sunshine will be towards the west, west wales and it won't be quite as warm on sunday night, 11 degrees. next week, the winds begin to ease. we hang onto an north, north—easterly wind. thanks, stav. and that's the bbc news at six. hello and welcome to sportsday this thursday night. i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programme... ..bowled out after another bat

quite a chilly breeze off the north sea, with some drizzle at times.that's over us right now. so things set fair for the moment. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotl

but the winds a feature for all areas, particularly so along north sea coast.gits on the north sea, it could feel even colder than that. further west in the sunshine, ten or ii celsius. into saturday, this area of low pressure sideswipes the south and southwest of the country. again, it stays quite blustery, quite a few isobars on the charts for saturday. and we'll see showers or longer spells of rain affecting parts of the west and the southwest. some sunshine around too. it's not going to be a wash—out. a lot of cloud, though, for northern england and large parts of central and eastern scotland. a bit of drizzle on the hills there. feeling quite chilly in the north, but 11 to 13 in the south, some milder air being pulled into this area of low pressure which will — by sunday into monday — pull out into the near continent. you'll see the isobars opening out. so we should start to see some drier weather, lighter winds as we head through sunday, certainly into monday and tuesday. but east—facing coasts will always see more in the way of cloud, perhaps still with

we've still got that easterly wind blowing towards north sea facing coast, but it's drier and brighterds those north sea coast, just nine or ten degrees celsius here. and some wet weather, too, in the south. and we may not stay completely dry either. on tuesday, we're likely to still see a few more showers. we do still have that easterly wind blowing, becoming a bit more northeasterly as we head through the day again. so here plenty of clouds and showers, especially out towards the west with rain maybe moving into the south west of england and south wales by the time we get to the end of the day. but temperatures certainly lower by the time we get to tuesday, just 7 to 12 degrees celsius. and that rain is spinning up on an area of low pressure as we head through wednesday. so again, it's looking pretty wet towards the south. there will be further outbreaks of rain. again, the details on this could possibly change and then that front will gradually spin off out into the north sea as we head through wednesday. but we still got this cool north easterly wind blowing. so again, an exposure

top temperatures, 11 degrees, but cooler along north sea coasts with that increasing onshore breeze.he midlands, northern england, large parts of scotland. but there will still be some clearer skies, particularly through southern and central areas. so where the skies are clear, it's going to be cold. where we have the cloud, the breeze, then less cold — generally, i think, two to five degrees. now, more isobars on the charts for friday. a strong east, south—easterly wind picking up as this low pressure system starts to push back against the area of high pressure, so a blustery day for all. there will be quite a bit of sunshine around, we think, for england and wales. more cloud for northern england, certainly central and eastern scotland, and some good spells of sunshine for western scotland, northern ireland, but the winds a feature for all areas, particularly so along north sea coasts, so that will peg the temperatures back, although we're looking at single digits on the north sea, it could feel even colder than that. further west in the sunshine, ten or ii celsius. into saturday,

quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times.e weather that's over us right now. so things set fair for the moment. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwes

quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times.ker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. and then sunday night into monda

but the winds a feature for all areas, particularly so along north sea coast.digits on the north sea, it could feel even colder than that. further west in the sunshine, ten or 11 celsius. into saturday, this area of low pressure sideswipes the south and southwest of the country. again, it stays quite blustery, quite a few isobars on the charts for saturday. and we'll see showers or longer spells of rain affecting parts of the west and the southwest. some sunshine around too. it's not going to be a wash—out. a lot of cloud, though, for northern england and large parts of central and eastern scotland. a bit of drizzle on the hills there. feeling quite chilly in the north, but 11 to 13 in the south, some milder air being pulled into this area of low pressure which will — by sunday into monday — pull out into the near continent. you'll see the isobars opening out. so we should start to see some drier weather, lighter winds as we head through sunday, certainly into monday and tuesday. but east—facing coasts will always see more in the way of cloud, perhaps still wit

sea coast, chilly breeze off the north sea with drizzle at times. now so things are set fair for the moment but this thick cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. tonight, they will be some rain in the forecast for some south—western areas, perhapsjust forecast for some south—western areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather, chilly north of scotland, touch of frost and and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. the morning is looking bright for many of us, picky across the north and west of the uk, a few showers are northern ireland but then this thick cloud invades off then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the south—east through east anglia, lincolnshire, and really all along that north sea coast, the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the

quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times.r us right now. so things set fair for the moment. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, north

at times temperatures on the low side around our north sea coast.the time. on saturday, we're just looking at some patches coming up across england, wales into northern ireland, the best of the day's sunshine and drier weather for western scotland. we may well find some persistent showers, so quite a wet day potentially across the eastern hills of scotland, maybe some sunny spells breaking through across the midlands, east anglia and southeast england later in the day. but around those north sea coasts, temperatures will continue to struggle, as indeed they will once again on sunday. the onshore winds continuing to blow across the cold north sea, making it feel chilly again. you can see cloud and patches of rain. the best of any sunshine is once again likely to be to the north and west of the uk. temperatures quite close to average in london, and parts of eastern england. at 6pm: the mother whose newborn baby died after she went on the run tells her story for the first time. constance marten breaks down as she tells the old bailey she did nothing bu

but the winds a feature for all areas, particularly so along north sea coast.colder than that. further west in the sunshine, ten or ii celsius. into saturday, this area of low pressure sideswipes the south and south—west of the country. again, it stays quite blustery, quite a few isobars on the charts for saturday. and we'll see showers or longer spells of rain affecting parts of the west and the south—west. some sunshine around too. it's not going to be a wash—out. a lot of cloud, though, for northern england and large parts of central and eastern scotland. a bit of drizzle on the hills there. feeling quite chilly in the north, but 11 to 13 in the south, some milder air being pulled into this area of low pressure which will — by sunday into monday — pull out into the near continent. you'll see the isobars opening out. so we should start to see some drier weather, lighter winds as we head through sunday, certainly into monday and tuesday. but east—facing coasts will always see more in the way of cloud, perhaps still with a little bit of drizzle over the higher

sea coast, chilly breeze off the north sea with drizzle at times.us right now so things are set fair for the moment but this thick cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. tonight, they will be some rain in the forecast for some south—western areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather, chilly north of scotland, touch of frost and and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. the morning is looking bright for many of us, particulary across the north and west of the uk, a few showers are northern ireland but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the south—east through east anglia, lincolnshire, and really all along that north sea coast, the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, south—western scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. sunday night into monday, a weath

quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times.so things set fair for the moment. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea, and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, th

sea coast, quite chilly breeze of the north sea with some drizzle at times.things set fair for the moment but this figure ploughed towards the east will shout the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. through the course of tonight, there is a bit of rain in the forecast for some south—western areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather, chilly north of scotland, touch of frost, and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and west of the uk, a few showers there are northern ireland but then this thick cloud invades of the north sea, chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the south—east through east anglia, lincolnshire, really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow, around the irish sea, south—west scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. 0n ireland, the weste

quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times.that's over us right now. so things set fair for the moment. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotl

quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times.that's over us right now. so things set fair for the moment. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea, and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scot

quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times.hings set fair for the moment. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the wes

quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times.t. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. and then sunday

quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times.so things set fair for the moment. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the

but feeling cold again in exposure to that easterly wind towards the north sea—facing coasts.just more of the same. more rain, just gradually lifting its way northwards as we head through the night. it will be frost—free. but just across the shelter glands of scotland, if we do see any clearer spells, we could see temperatures perhaps dip back to low single figures. and as we head through sunday, well, that area of low pressure continues to show its hand, bringing further outbreaks of rain, just pushing in from the south, moving further northwards throughout the day. so, plenty of rain to come in the forecast for england, wales, and northern ireland, even some rain now across parts of scotland. although, there will be a lot of dry weather too as we head throughout the day. something to bear in mind if you're out and about the mother's day, of course, and it's still feeling cold towards these north sea—facing coasts, just six degrees celsius here in aberdeen. now, as we head through sunday and into the start of next week, that low pressure gradually pulls its way further eastwa

sea temperaturesjust six or coming overfrom the north sea temperatures just six or seven in the easternwell below average. ten or 11 is the average at this time of the year generally. thanks, chris. and that's bbc news at ten. on bbc one, it's time to join our colleagues for the news the uk's armed forces — shrinking and short of the kit they need in a dangerous world. a report today lays bare the military�*s problem — a multi billion pound black hole. but is it, in part, a problem of the mod's own making? a group of influential mps is warning that ministers currently lack a "credible plan" to fund the ministry of defence. what does this mean for our national security? general sir richard barrons has served as one of the uk's most senior generals. the editor of defence analysis says the military establishment just need to spend smarter. also tonight — the university hospitals birmingham trust has received a scathing assessment from the cqc, after months ofjournalism from this programme. we ask local mp preet gill how the problem can be fixed. and this... they were called the untouchable

sea and _ extract oil and gas from the north sea and all— extract oil and gas from the north sea andur feet _ sea and all the coal from under our feet. ~ . . sea and all the coal from under our feet. ~ ., ., ., polling expertjoe twyman, the co—founder of deltapol, summed up the night saying the circumstances were unusual but for british politics in the by—election. this was unusual even for a by—election, and they are usually weird and wonderful in their own ways. it was unprecedented to have george galloway win and win comfortably but do have local business owner david tulley come second is an unprecedented situation in modern british political history. we were searching back through the history books earlier we found that the last time a similar circumstances occurred was in the combined scottish universities constituency in the 1945 general election. so very much back in the past for that. but where do we go from here? i imagine this will be a problem for all parties and, indeed, phone mainstream politics generally. but it will be of particular concern to labour and keir starmer.

still cold for these north sea facing coasts.e winds lighten as we head into the start of next week as that low pressure pulls its way further eastwards. so there will be a lot of dry weather around on monday and tuesday. and although it could be quite cloudy for many of us, it won't feel so cold because the winds will be that bit lighter. temperatures are set to climb, though, as we head through the week. bye— bye. hello, i'm lucy grey. you're watching the context on bbc news. here's the simple truth. you can't love your country only when you win. protesters are gathered here blocking the main road from the white house to capitol. president biden ended up taking a longer route to make his address on time, but his handling of the war in middle east is proving to be one of the biggest issues he faces head of the election. what happened now is a horror show. this country — our country — is being laughed at all over the world. over the past three years, biden has actively aided and abetted the importation of millions and millions of

quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times.oment. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. and then sun

temperatures here suppressed, given that the winds are coming in of the chilly north sea.d a few areas of the rural frost if the winds do manage to fall light but, generally, the winds will keep temperatures several degrees above freezing. the weekend is dominated by this area of low pressure to our south. it will be throwing up bands of rain across the uk. now, it won't be raining all the time. on saturday, we're just looking at the risk of some patches of rain extending across england, wales and northern ireland. probably a number of persistent showers across the eastern hills in scotland, so it could turn out to be quite wet here as well, but for the western side of scotland, again, that's the favoured place for seeing the best of the day's sunshine, although we may well see cloud breaks come in across south—east england, the midlands and east anglia to give a bit of sunshine too. the second half of the weekend looks pretty similar, really. again, the threat of outbreaks of rain on and off through the day. we've still got those cold winds feeding in across the chilly no

still cold for these north sea facing coasts.twards. so there will be a lot of dry weather around on monday and tuesday. and although it could be quite cloudy for many of us, it won�*t feel so cold because the winds will be that bit lighter. temperatures are set to climb, though, as we head through the week. bye— bye. this is the world today from bbc news, the headlines... international partners announce ac cord or due to open on sunday. the great barrier reef is again showing signs of strain after record high sea temperatures. harry and britney, both are in the running for top book prizes. let�*s return to the war in gaza now — and in the past hour, america�*s top diplomat said it was up to hamas to agree to a ceasefire that would allow more humanitarian aid into gaza and allow for talks on an "enduring resolution" to the conflict.

still cold for these north sea facing coasts.ead into the start of next week as that low pressure pulls its way further eastwards. so there will be a lot of dry weather around on monday and tuesday. and although it could be quite cloudy for many of us, it won't feel so cold because the winds will be that bit lighter. temperatures are set to climb, though, as we head through the week. bye— bye. hello, i'm lucy grey. you're watching the context on bbc news. the amount of times that democrats were on their feet, they were cheering this, i think it was absolutly clear that there was a sense that he had punched through on that. we need more aid to go in, in the last few days we've averaged about 120 trucks of aid going in. we need more like 500 a day, not 120. and it is your relentless work to get this corridor up and running, despite all the challenges, and this is truly inspiring a maritime corridor to gaza could begin operating this weekend to boost aid to the territory, according to the european commission chief ursula von der ley

sea coast, chilly breeze off the north sea with drizzle at times.re set fair for the moment but this thick cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. tonight, they will be some rain in the forecast for some south—western areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather, chilly north of scotland, touch of frost and and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. the morning is looking bright for many of us, picky across the north and west of the uk, a few showers are northern ireland but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the south—east through east anglia, lincolnshire, and really all along that north sea coast, the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, south—western scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. sunday night into monday, a weather front moves in from the sou

quite a chilly breeze of the north sea. drizzle at times.he irish sea and into northern ireland. bulk of the uk should be predominantly clear and dry weather. some mist and fog forming across central parts of england. that morning is looking bright for many others, particularly across the north and west of the uk. the few showers in northern ireland. this cloud from the north sea, a chilly breeze, freezing rain possible from parts of the south—east, through east anglia, lincolnshire, along that north sea coast. best of the sunshine towards the west tomorrow, south—western scotland, northern ireland, their western isles. sunday night into monday by the front moves on from their side, this is going to be more substantial rain, more prolonged spell of rain. the strike mandate not looking pretty across england or wales, best fit for fine weather is north of northern ireland, northern and western scotland. temperatures nine celsius in aberdeen, in the south, 14 celsius in aberdeen, in the south, 1a celsius. but it will not feel like it. the outlo

quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times.so things set fair for the moment. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhapsjust around the irish sea, and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the

eastern coasts of england and scotland will stay cold, with that chilly north sea wind.east anglia, and southeast england — and that will boost temperatures to around 13 celsius. on into the second half of the weekend — well, generally speaking, we're looking at further outbreaks of rain coming up from the south. this time, the will be a bit more extensive, and it'll be a bit heavier, as well. there'll be a few places that dodged the downpours — maybe southwest england and southern wales doing ok. generally, temperature's a little bit lower and, on the whole, below average for the time of year, but feeling particularly cold around those north sea coast once again. into next week, well, the weather becomes quieter for a time, but then we start to see some weather fronts move in off the atlantic from the west. and so, there will be something of an east—west split, i think, for eastern areas. computer's probably a bit pessimistic, really — there will be some days that are dry and generally bright, probably tuesday and wednesday not looking bad at all. whereas across the wes

but the winds a feature for all areas, particularly so along north sea coast.west in the sunshine, ten or ii celsius. into saturday, this area of low pressure sideswipes the south and southwest of the country. again, it stays quite blustery, quite a few isobars on the charts for saturday. and we'll see showers or longer spells of rain affecting parts of the west and the southwest. some sunshine around too. it's not going to be a wash—out. a lot of cloud, though, for northern england and large parts of central and eastern scotland. a bit of drizzle on the hills there. feeling quite chilly in the north, but 11 to 13 in the south, some milder air being pulled into this area of low pressure which will — by sunday into monday — pull out into the near continent. you'll see the isobars opening out. so we should start to see some drier weather, lighter winds as we head through sunday, certainly into monday and tuesday. but east—facing coasts will always see more in the way of cloud, perhaps still with a little bit of drizzle over the higher ground. live from london, th

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quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times.that's over us right now, so things set fair for the moment. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotl

the north sea.icture, you can see a rugged area of cloud. basically, the brighter skies are the further north and west you are. and this area of cloud is part of a much larger circulation of rugged cloud, all linked to a big area of low pressure dominating the scene here. and if we look at the outlook for the next few days, smaller lows embedded within this larger vortex will be sweeping our way. here are the weather fronts. the blue is obviously the rain, stronger winds at times as well. so the next few days, the outlook is looking pretty wet after what has been already a very wet march in many parts of the uk. back to the afternoon, then. here are the temperatures you can see quite chilly on that north sea coast in the breeze, ten celsius, but 15 or 16 possible across some brighter skies here towards the west. now, tonight, across england and wales, rain is possible almost at any time. there could even be a crack of thunder for a time in the south. the driest of all weather will be across scotland

eastern coasts of england and scotland will stay cold, with that chilly north sea wind.ome hazy sunshine for the midlands, east anglia, and south east england — and that will boost temperatures to around 13 celsius. on into the second half of the weekend — well, generally speaking, we're looking at further outbreaks of rain coming up from the south. this time, the will be a bit more extensive, and it'll be a bit heavier, as well. there'll be a few places that dodge the downpours — maybe south west england and southern wales doing ok. generally, temperature�*s a little bit lower and, on the whole, below average for the time of year, but feeling particularly cold around those north sea coasts once again. into next week, well, the weather becomes quieter for a time, but then we start to see some weather fronts move in off the atlantic from the west. and so, there will be something of an east—west split, i think, for eastern areas. computer's probably a bit pessimistic, really — there will be some days that are dry and generally bright, probably tuesday and wednesday not loo

the north sea.n see a rugged area of cloud. basically, the brighter skies are the further north and west you are. and this area of cloud is part of a much larger circulation of rugged cloud, all linked to a big area of low pressure dominating the scene here. and if we look at the outlook for the next few days, smaller loads embedded within this larger vortex will be sweeping our way. here are the weather fronts. the blue is obviously the rain, stronger winds at times as well. so the next few days, the outlook is looking pretty wet after what has been already a very wet march in many parts of the uk. back to the afternoon, then. here are the temperatures you can see quite chilly on that north sea coast in the breeze, ten celsius, but 15 or 16 possible across some brighter skies here towards the west. now, tonight, across england and wales, rain is possible almost at any time. there could even be a crack of thunder for a time in the south. the driest of our weather will be across scotland, maybe a tou

the north sea.u can see a rugged area of cloud. basically, the brighter skies are the further north and west you are. and this area of cloud is part of a much larger circulation of rugged cloud, all linked to a big area of low pressure dominating the scene here. and if we look at the outlook for the next few days, smaller loads embedded within this larger vortex will be sweeping our way. here are the weather fronts. the blue is obviously the rain, stronger winds at times as well. so the next few days, the outlook is looking pretty wet after what has been already a very wet march in many parts of the uk. wet march in many parts of the uk. back to the afternoon, then. here are the temperatures you can see quite chilly on that north sea coast in the breeze, ten celsius, but 15 or 16 possible across some brighter skies here towards the west. now, tonight, across england and wales, rain is possible almost at any time. there could even be a crack of thunder for a time in the south. the driest of our weath

but the winds a feature for all areas, particularly so along north sea coast.y, this area of low pressure sideswipes the south and south—west of the country. again, it stays quite blustery, quite a few isobars on the charts for saturday. and we�*ll see showers or longer spells of rain affecting parts of the west and the south—west. some sunshine around too. it�*s not going to be a wash—out. a lot of cloud, though, for northern england and large parts of central and eastern scotland. a bit of drizzle on the hills there. feeling quite chilly in the north, but 11 to 13 in the south, some milder air being pulled into this area of low pressure which will — by sunday into monday — pull out into the near continent. you�*ll see the isobars opening out. so we should start to see some drier weather, lighter winds as we head through sunday, certainly into monday and tuesday. but east—facing coasts will always see more in the way of cloud, perhaps still with a little bit of drizzle over the higher ground. us federal reserve chairman jerome powell says he�*s in no rush to c

still cold for these north sea facing coasts.be a lot of dry weather around on monday and tuesday. and although it could be quite cloudy for many of us, it won't feel so cold because the winds will be that bit lighter. temperatures are set to climb, though, as we head through the week. bye— bye. tonight at ten, the british army spy who cost more lives than he saved during northern ireland's troubles. a new investigation links the agent known as stakeknife to numerous murders and abductions. five people are reported killed when aid is dropped into gaza by parachute as countries agree a new humanitarian sea corridor. fergal keane tells the story of one young boy shot dead in the west bank — amr najjar, another victim of the conflict in the region. a london fertility clinic has its operating licence suspended because of "significant concerns" about the unit. desperate parents gather at a primary school in nigeria from where more than 200 children have been kidnapped. the issue facing our nation how

still cold for these north sea facing coasts.ill be a lot of dry weather around on monday and tuesday. and although it could be quite cloudy for many of us, it won�*t feel so cold because the winds will be that bit lighter. temperatures are set to climb, though, as we head through the week. bye— bye. hello, i�*m lucy grey. you�*re watching the context on bbc news. donald trump has stumped up millions, hoping to appeal a jury�*s multi—million dollar verdict for his defamatory statements about ejean carroll. sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here�*s paul scott. hello from the bbc sport centre. england�*s hopes of salvaging something from the test series in india look slim. after day two of the fifth and final test in dharamsala, the hosts have a lead of 255. india captain rohit sharma and shubman gill both hit centuries on their way to a total of 473—8 at the close of play. james anderson getting gill. he�*s nowjust one away from a landmark 700th test wicket.

temperatures on the low side around our north sea coast.rain. now, it's not going to be raining all the time. on saturday, we're just looking at some patches coming up across england, wales into northern ireland, the best of the day's sunshine and drier weather for western scotland. we may well find some persistent showers, so quite a wet day potentially across the eastern hills of scotland, maybe some sunny spells breaking through across the midlands, east anglia and southeast england later in the day. but around those north sea coasts, temperatures will continue to struggle, as indeed they will once again on sunday. the onshore winds continuing to blow across the cold north sea, making it feel chilly again. you can see cloud and patches of rain. the best of any sunshine is once again likely to be to the north and west of the uk. temperatures quite close to average in london, but again on the cold side for east scotland and parts of eastern england. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. probably the biggest

still cold for these north sea facing coasts.ough, as we head through the week. bye— bye.

temperatures on the low side around our north sea coast.r weather for western scotland. we may well find some persistent showers, so quite a wet day potentially across the eastern hills of scotland, maybe some sunny spells breaking through across the midlands, east anglia and southeast england later in the day. but around those north sea coasts, temperatures will continue to struggle, as indeed they will once again on sunday. the onshore winds continuing to blow across the cold north sea, making it feel chilly again. you can see cloud and patches of rain. the best of any sunshine is once again likely to be to the north and west of the uk. temperatures quite close to average in london, but again on the cold side for east scotland and parts of eastern england. the onshore winds continuing to blow across the cold north sea, making it feel chilly again. you can see cloud and patches of rain. the best of any sunshine is once again likely to be to the north and west of the uk. temperatures quite close to average in london, but again on the cold s

but the winds a feature for all areas, particularly so along north sea coast.that. further west in the sunshine, ten or 11 celsius. into saturday, this area of low pressure sideswipes the south and south—west of the country. again, it stays quite blustery, quite a few isobars on the charts for saturday. and we'll see showers or longer spells of rain affecting parts of the west and the south—west. some sunshine around too. it's not going to be a wash—out. a lot of cloud, though, for northern england and large parts of central and eastern scotland. a bit of drizzle on the hills there. feeling quite chilly in the north, but 11 to 13 in the south, some milder air being pulled into this area of low pressure which will — by sunday into monday — pull out into the near continent. you'll see the isobars opening out. so we should start to see some drier weather, lighter winds as we head through sunday, certainly into monday and tuesday. but east—facing coasts will always see more in the way of cloud, perhaps still with a little bit of drizzle over the higher ground. us f