we advise our good compatriots that if they have an unnecessary trip in the north-west and north-west parts of the country, they should cancel it and if there is a need, make sure to bring winter equipment, wheel chains and enough fuel . in the second us attack on yemen, which happened at dawn today, an air base was around sana'a international airport was targeted. the american central command announced that these airstrikes were carried out by a warship and its dimensions were more limited than the attack. following this attack , yemeni defense minister announced that sana'a is ready to respond to american attacks. mohammad al-atafi said that surprising events will be implemented at the right time. mohammad al-bakhiti, a member of the political office of yemen's ansarullah movement, also warned. american and british naval fleets: the us central command announced that it targeted the yemeni radar systems in this attack. this command also announced that these attacks were carried out individually and with operations the previous one is not related. america and england also targeted par

north west had tojust stop, because it of the cruise in the north west had to just stop, because ituse it wasn't safe for them? , ~ , .,, for them? exactly. as well as workin: for them? exactly. as well as working as — for them? exactly. as well as working as hard _ for them? exactly. as well as working as hard as _ for them? exactly. as well as working as hard as we - for them? exactly. as well as working as hard as we can - for them? exactly. as well as working as hard as we can to| for them? exactly. as well as i working as hard as we can to get customers back on supply, we have to look after our own teams out there. you know, they are there, three than 65 days per year, but we can't let them get out unless it is actually safe for them to do so. unfortunately, we did stand them down last night, as conditions allow this morning they will be getting back out there, trying to reconnect people. you mentioned the bbc helicopter earlier. where possible, networks will be getting helicopters and actually drowns up in the air, they will be helping to spot where lines have come down from d

on the fourth day of the activity of the recent rainfall system in some areas of the west, north-west and alborz heights, it is also snowing. we came to have fun , see the snow and enjoy . i came down from karaj , i had something to do, i saw this snow up here, i took a video three or four times so far, i sent it to my children to see, people are all happy and thank god. we will replace it, we will replace it, we will replace it, by god, we have a good feeling , a sense of mercy, abundant blessings, in some areas, the sky was rainy, rain and god's mercy is for everything no, there is light blessing for the farmer. yes , strong wind was another weather phenomenon that affected some areas. snowfall caused the closure of about 380 mountain roads. 250 reopened roads, the effort of our colleagues is to be able to reopen the rest of the rural roads by the end of today. ruby snow, salt spraying continues to provide relief to the cars stuck in barkh hamm in garneh and the highlands. we came to put salt on the surface of astra city so that people can move easily. thank god , the device is work

overnight through the night we're still likely to have some gales in the far north—west of scotland.ue 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 south—east of england, temperatures could be close to freezing by saturday morning. not quite so cold further north in scotland and northern ireland. the weekend is looking pretty good for most of us. a lot of dry weather around, some sunshine at times and those temperatures are going to be rising, as well. most of the rain, i think, as we head into saturday is going to be on that band of cloud and rain in the far north of scotland. we could get one or two spots of rain in the afternoon for northern ireland, later in western scotland, otherwise it's going to be dry. the sunshine will be a bit hazy at times, but temperatures will be higher than today at around nine or ten degrees. there is a weather frontjust sort of lurkin

and the red crescent of the north-west provinces should be on the alert following the red meteorological warning of the risk of blizzards and avalanches in the mountainous axes of kurdistan , west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan and ardabi. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, and hasten their fate. greetings, president's order in order to take the necessary measures and coordination for the continuation of production growth in the coming months and its continuation in 1403, mr. raisi in a meeting with the government's economic group. he evaluated the production units, agriculture, mining industry. in this meeting , it was decided to continue the promotion and growth of production and to improve the performance of production units, the necessary measures and coordination between the ministry and different departments, in order to make maximum use of the existing capacities and also to meet the financial and energy needs of these units in the remaining months of this year and 2014 will be implemented . minister. the cou

north—west by the end of the day. british—linked oil tanker off the coast of yemen. the houthis say the attack was in response to what they called us and british aggression. the uk government has threatened retaliation. the uk joins countries suspending funding for a un agency in gaza after israel accuses some staff of involvement in the 7th of october attack. unrwa has announced that it had sacked a number of staff and is investigating the accusations. a jury in new york orders donald trump to pay $83 million in damages to the writer e jean carroll. mr trump had already been found to have defamed her with comments he made in 2019. mr trump says he will appeal against the order. explicit deepfake images of taylor swift lead to calls for new laws over ai—generated pictures. you can find more on that story on the bbc website. now on bbc news, influential with katty kay: jose andres. jose andres is one of the most famous chefs in america. he also runs one of the biggest food charity organisations in the world. and i want

a little on wednesday, but there is some colder air in the far north—west by the end of the day. involvement in the 7th of october attack. unrwa has announced it has sacked a number of staff and is investigating the accusations. a houthi missile strikes a british—linked oil tanker off the coast of yemen. the houthis say the attack was in response to what they called us and british aggression. the uk government has threatened retaliation. a jury in new york orders donald trump to pay $83 million in damages to the writer e jean carroll. mr trump had already been found to have defamed her with comments he made in 2019. mr trump says he will appeal against the order. john lewis has confirmed it's considering making further cuts to its workforce over the next five years. there are reports that up to 11,000 jobs could be axed at its department stores and waitrose supermarkets. let's get more on this with our business correspondent, marc ashdown. is this a surprise? potentially. it has been on _ is this a surprise? potentially. it has been on the _ is this a surprise? potentially. it ha

overnight through the night we're still likely to have some gales in the far north—west of scotland.s 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 south—east of england, temperatures could be close to freezing by saturday morning. not quite so cold further north in scotland and northern ireland. the weekend is looking pretty good for most of us. a lot of dry weather around, some sunshine at times and those temperatures are going to be rising, as well. most of the rain, i think, as we head into saturday is going to be on that band of cloud and rain in the far north of scotland. we could get one or two spots of rain in the afternoon for northern ireland, later in western scotland, otherwise it's going to be dry. the sunshine will be a bit hazy at times, but temperatures will be higher than today at around nine or ten degrees. there is a weather frontjust sort of lurking out in the atlanti

make the north—west proud. he's like myself, just down to earth, you know?leetwood. when we get to new york, you've got to do a speech in front of all of these champions and all the top journalists from america, so i'll be like, oh my god. jane couch. the mbe and now to be in the boxing hall of fame is like, wow, i knew i was right. i knew that women could fight. still got it, though. 55 and still got it. i might make a comeback yet, you never know. rory mcilroy says he would be open to playing in a liv—backed competition, if golf�*s controversial tour became more like cricket's indian premier league, taking up a smaller window in the calendar. he says it would sound like fun if they could replicate the format — because — in his words, "you're working within the ecosystem." merger talks between the pga tour and saudi arabia's public investment fund, which financially backs liv, are continuing. you, can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. thank you for watching. hello there. we're only a few day

make the north—west proud. he's like myself, just down to earth, you know? fleetwood. when we get to new york, you've got to do a speech in front of all of these champions and all the top journalists from america, so i'll be like, oh my god. jane couch. and now to be in the boxing hall of fame is like, wow, i knew i was right. i knew that women could fight. still got it, though. 55 and still got it. i might make a comeback yet, you never know. rory mcilroy says he would be open to playing in a liv—backed competition, if golf�*s controversial tour became more like cricket's indian premier league, taking up a smaller window in the calendar. he says it would sound like fun if they could replicate the format — because — in his words, "you're working within the ecosystem." merger talks between the pga tour and saudi arabia's public investment fund, which financially backs liv, are continuing. you, can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. thank you for watching. hello there. we're only a few days into

england, north—west wales. to peak with the worst of them across the northern half of the uk. by contrast, out there to start the day on tuesday, fairly quiet start. earlier frost will have gone across eastern areas as temperatures rise, clear and bright here to begin with with some high cloud around, but in the west already mild, windy and wet. some heavy rain at times in northern ireland throughout much of the day, clearing into the late afternoon. some of the heaviest, most persistent rain, though, setting up across the hills of southwest scotland, also into parts of cumbria, yorkshire, dales and north—west wales. it's here where there's a real risk of flooding. rain will have pushed across all parts, turning a bit drizzlier, that rain across the south later and lots of low cloud. very mild but very windy to end the day. and it's into the night where winds will strengthen further. met office amber warning across the north and west scotland. we're expecting some of the greatest impacts and gusts of wind in ex

we do have that colder air towards the north—west of the uk.ry slowly eastwards overnight and into a tuesday, but most of the rain will be drawn away. so it's just light and patchy rain that arrives across east anglia and the south—east, quite cloudy for a while across england and wales we are going to see more sunshine and drier weather for scotland and northern ireland. eventually that will push its way into parts of england and wales during the afternoon, but it will drag down something a little bit cooler. top temperatures in the south—east around 12 degrees. once that weather system is out of the way, we're going to find this one here coming in from the atlantic, together with some stronger winds into scotland and northern ireland. those winds could touch gale force, perhaps. and that band of rain will push slowly down into northern england and north wales. behind it, something a bit colder, maybe a few wintry showers in the far north of scotland, but across more southern parts of england and wales and again the midlands, it may well be dr

we will have a north—west, south—east battle zone across the uk with a good part of england and waleswe look at the forecast of the next weekend, still bits and pieces of rain affecting the north—west at times. in the short—term, please stay over the latest warnings for person—mac, it looks like being particularly nasty storm. live from london. this is bbc news. iran's president vows to punish israel for an air strike in damascus that killed five iranian revolutionary guards. norfolk police refers itself to an independent watchdog for not responding to an emergency call from a house where a man, a woman and two young girls were laterfound dead. and felix tshisekedi is sworn in for a second term as president of the democratic republic of congo after an election his opponents described as a sham. hello, i'm kylie pentelow. saturday has seen missile attacks in syria, lebanon, iraq and yemen — fuelling fears of the war in gaza triggering a much wider regional conflict. iran's president has vowed to punish israel for an air strike on the syrian capital, that killed five members of tehran�*

during the afternoon and headed the winds will strengthen, gales and the north—west.ing up the southerly wind is picking up on sunday and that will continue to lift the temperatures and we could reach 11 degrees around the moray firth ahead of that reign. the southerly winds are coming from the long way south and could transport a lot of saharan dust towards the uk and that is coming injust ahead of towards the uk and that is coming in just ahead of those weather fronts which are bringing rain down from the north—west and we will see a bit more rain across the uk i think on monday and that rain could be quite heavy in that the west of england and we will find some snow falling across the southern uplands as the air gets a bit colder in scotland and northern ireland. it may well be drier in eastern england and some sunshine around and we are still in that mild airso around and we are still in that mild air so temperatures here will reach 1a or 15 degrees. the mild air will get pushed away as the weather fronts move their way eastwards. we could well see a bit more snow

england, north—west wales.h the worst of them across the northern half of the uk. by contrast, out there to start the day on tuesday, fairly quiet start. earlier frost will have gone across eastern areas as temperatures rise clear and bright here to begin with some high cloud around. but in the west already mild, windy and wet. some heavy rain at times in northern ireland throughout much of the day, clearing into the late afternoon. some of the heaviest, most persistent rain, though, setting up across the hills of south—west scotland, also into parts of cumbria, yorkshire, dales and north—west wales. it's here where there's a real risk of flooding. rain will have pushed across all parts, turning a bit drizzly, that rain across the south later and lots of low cloud. very mild but very windy to end the day. and it's into the night where winds will strengthen further. met office amber warning across the north and west scotland. we're expecting some of the greatest impacts and gusts of wind in excess of 80 miles an

they will be some sunshine but also blustery showers moving in to northern ireland and north—west scotlandas we head through the afternoon but turning cloudier across the far southend west with some outbreaks of light, patchy rain and drizzle perhaps. still mild for the time of year but temperatures are lower than on tuesday. and then as we head through wednesday night into thursday you can see this warm front gradually pushing northwards and eastwards more likely to bring a lot of cloud around. outbreaks of light, patchy rain and drizzle here but rain will be heavy across northern ireland into north—west england and south—west scotland again falling on pretty saturated ground. the area is mild, 12 or 13 celsius, the winds will pick up but it won't be as windy as it is today. on friday, it is a chilly start but much more settled af weather most. live from london, this is bbc news. funerals are held for 24 soldiers killed in israel's deadliest day since the war in gaza began. there's been intense fighting around khan younis — israel says it's surrounded the southern gaza city. but could a h

for saturday morning, some more rain across western wales, through north—west england and across thescotland and northern ireland through the afternoon. i think south—eastern areas of england likely to stay largely dry. temperatures will rise to nine or ten degrees celsius in that milder feeling air and it will feel increasingly more windy towards those western coasts, with some more heavy rain for western areas as we head through saturday night and into sunday. here is storm isha, then. that's going to be swinging through. the worst of the winds as we head through sunday night and into monday morning itself. but, on sunday during the day, we're likely to see some heavy downpours of rain across western wales, into north—west england, northern ireland, moving into southern scotland. temperatures all the way up to between nine and 13 degrees celsius. there are warnings across the whole of the uk for the strength of the winds, but for some amber warnings are in force. we will widely see gusts of 50 to 60mph, some locations 70mph. towards exposed coasts these gusts could reach 80mph. of

england, north—west wales. peak with the worst of them across the northern half of the uk. by contrast, out there to start the day on tuesday, fairly quiet start. earlier frost will have gone across eastern areas as temperatures rise clear and bright here to begin with with some high cloud around. but in the west already mild, windy and wet. some heavy rain at times in northern ireland throughout much of the day, clearing into the late afternoon. some of the heaviest, most persistent rain, though, setting up across the hills of south—west scotland, also into parts of cumbria, yorkshire, dales and north—west wales. it's here where there's a real risk of flooding. rain will have pushed across all parts, turning a bit drizzly, that rain across the south later and lots of low cloud. very mild but very windy to end the day. and it's into the night where winds will strengthen further. met office amber warning across the north and west scotland. we're expecting some of the greatest impacts and gusts of wind in excess

rains from the north-west side of our country will again affect the rains in the north-west of our country in the provinces located in the north-west of the al bard slopes of the northern coasts. it will start in bermon and on tuesday, the scope of activity of this system will affect the northeast slopes of alborz, ghazlin provinces , alborz, tehran , semnan. monday, tuesday, tuesday, the caspian sea is rough and choppy , some parts of the persian gulf are expected to be choppy for the next few hours, and a marine warning has been issued. weather warning due to rains is also simple. we request the farmers to take the necessary measures so that they do not suffer any damage due to the rains . thank you and may god protect you. be kind to these pictures, don't let the warmth of sleep leave someone's eyes to remind you of waking up, but standing is only our job, we, our story is not a story of sleep, come and feel the sea, don't doubt the end of this day. in august , dr. chamran's appearance in the parliament and on the seats of representation are just a few photo frames available. dr. chamra

the rain will be heavier across northern ireland, into north—west england. falling on pretty saturated ground. the winds will pick up but it will not be as windy as it is today. on friday, a chilly start but a much more settled deal weather for most. this is bbc news, the headlines: funerals are being held for 2h soldiers killed in israel's deadliest day since the war in gaza began. there's been intense fighting around khan younis — israel says it's surrounded the southern gaza city. but — could a hostage deal be close? israel proposes a two—month pause — to negotiate prisoner exchanges with hamas. the us and uk carry outjoint strikes against houthi targets in yemen for the second time in two weeks. and oppenheimer leads the oscar nominations with 13 — but barbie's margot robbie and director greta gerwig miss out. we will take you through the oscar nominations in about ten minutes' time. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan. afternoon. afternoon, thank you. we start dennis. cash we start with tennis. the semi final line—up

england, north—west wales.uk. by contrast, out there to start the day on tuesday, fairly quiet start. earlier frost will have gone across eastern areas as temperatures rise, clear and bright here to begin with with some high cloud around, but in the west already mild, windy and wet. some heavy rain at times in northern ireland throughout much of the day, clearing into the late afternoon. some of the heaviest, most persistent rain, though, setting up across the hills of southwest scotland, also into parts of cumbria, yorkshire, dales and north—west wales. it's here where there's a real risk of flooding. rain will have pushed across all parts, turning a bit drizzlier, that rain across the south later and lots of low cloud. very mild but very windy to end the day. and it's into the night where winds will strengthen further. met office amber warning across the north and west scotland. we're expecting some of the greatest impacts and gusts of wind in excess of 80mph. so let me take you through tuesday night. there's

england, north—west wales. them across the northern half of the uk. by contrast, out there to start the day on tuesday, fairly quiet start. earlier frost will have gone across eastern areas as temperatures rise, clear and bright here to begin with with some high cloud around, but in the west already mild, windy and wet. some heavy rain at times in northern ireland throughout much of the day, clearing into the late afternoon. some of the heaviest, most persistent rain, though, setting up across the hills of southwest scotland, also into parts of cumbria, yorkshire, dales and north—west wales. it's here where there's a real risk of flooding. rain will have pushed across all parts, turning a bit drizzlier, that rain across the south later and lots of low cloud. very mild but very windy to end the day. and it's into the night where winds will strengthen further. met office amber warning across the north and west scotland. we're expecting some of the greatest impacts and gusts of wind in excess of 80mph. so let me t

may well be some heavy bursts of rain for a while and, with colder air in the north—west, the risk ofsius. will come bbc news made headlines. top court orders israel to take measures to do or you can to prevent genocide in gaza. the attorney general is considering whetherjudge should review the sentence of a man who killed three people in nottingham last year. documents shows the government was involved in plans by the post office to second accountants who found faults in its it system. and you can plop's departure from liverpool shocking fans jurger departure from liverpool shocking fansjurger klopp. ihla departure from liverpool shocking fansjurger klopp-— departure from liverpool shocking fans jurger klopp. no other english club and i fans jurger klopp. no other english club and i can _ fans jurger klopp. no other english club and i can promise _ fans jurger klopp. no other english club and i can promise that. - but bbc sport centre. that is quite a breaking story that happened a little earlier today. you know how i talk with teams and currently it is liverpool. jurgen klopp has be

high pressure tries to build across parts of the south, and so we will have a north—west, south—eastt still bits and pieces of rain affecting the north—west. in the short—term, please stay over the latest weather warnings for storm isha, it looks like being a particularly nasty storm. live from london. this is bbc news. widespread weather warnings in place across the uk. storm isha is forecast to bring rain and winds of up to 80mph. and winds of up to 90mph. a deadly blast hits a market in the occupied city of donetsk in eastern ukraine. at least 25 people are dead. more than 25,000 people have now been killed in gaza since the war with israel began, according to the hamas—run health ministry. and the fifa president calls for stadium bans forfans and automatic forfeits for teams whose supporters shout racist abuse. a new storm is heading towards the uk with gusts of wind of up to 90 mph and warnings of a risk to life. the met office has said that storm isha is �*relatively rare�* as it�*s likely to affect the whole of the country. the strongest winds are expected on sunday night into

west england and north west wales. another crisp, sunny day for many, feeling very cold. friday, a similar story, cold with lots of sunshine, more snow likely across scotland into the start of the weekend and big changes into the weekend, looking back to the atlantic taking over to bring low pressure systems, turning wet and windy through the weekend into next week and creeping up weekend into next week and creeping up and turning much milder than this week. thanks, stav. and that's bbc news at one. now time tojoin now time to join our colleagues for the news hello and welcome to sportsday. louis rees—zammit turns his back on the six nations and on wales — he's off to america to join the nfl. day three down under — and there's four more brits through to the next round, including emma raducanu on her return to grand slam action. and, after being named fifa's best women's coach last night, serina wiegman pledges her future to the lionesses. welcome along. lots of tennis to come, but we're going to start with some really

and then another weather front following in from the atlantic, eventually towards the north—west.ern ireland and particularly scotland with some rain arriving in the north—west, but still some sunshine for england and wales, although their temperatures will be a little bit lower on thursday, around nine degrees celsius. but those temperatures rise again for the end of the week. this strengthening south—westerly wind will bring with it some higher temperatures on friday. but because the winds are coming a long way over the atlantic, it will come with a lot of cloud, a little light rain or drizzle, mainly across western parts of scotland. but those temperatures by the end of the week on the mild side, again, widely 13 or 1a celsius. welcome to newsday, live from singapore. i'm steve lai. the headlines: america says it is not seeking walkable to what is needed to protect troops as three us soldiers killed in a drone attack on a military base in jordan. katarzyna's progress jordan. kata rzyna's progress has jordan. katarzyna's progress has been made on a hostage deal that the us as do

so rain will eventually move its way into the north west of scotland, into northern ireland by the eveningg amounts of cloud, but some bright, some sunny spells. and in the sunshine not feeling too bad at all. a mild day, temperatures 10—13, perhaps even 1a degrees celsius. into next week, that weather front will make very gradual progress south eastward. it will then stall across parts of wales, northern england and southern scotland. and with some colder air behind that weather front, we could well see some snow over the southern uplands, but that rain sticks around for much of the day in these parts. some sunnier skies for scotland, northern ireland, where it will feel a bit chillier throughout monday. but in the southeast, where you've got that sunshine, temperatures, 111—15 degrees, that's way above the average for the end of january. that's going to feel really quite pleasant. as we go through the rest of the week, there'll be some rain at times towards northern areas further south, drier and brighter and temperatures about 10 to 1a degrees. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines.

milder air in the north—west.those will make gradual progress eastwards. some cold air behind it. ahead of it for most of us into sunday, we have mild south or south—westerly winds. they will eventually move its way into the north west of scotland into northern ireland by the evening. quite heavy at times. elsewhere there will be varying amounts of cloud bright and sunny spells. in the sunshine not feeling too bad at all. a mild day temperature is ten to 13, perhaps 1a celsius. into next week the weather front will make gradual progress south—eastward. it will still across parts of wales, northern england and southern scotland. there is some cold air behind that weather front but we could well see some snow over the southern uplands. that rain sticks around for much of the day in these parts. some sunnier skies toward scotland and northern ireland where it will feel chillier on monday. in the southeast with the sunshine, temperatures 1a, 15, way above average for the end of january. that will feel really quite ple

overnight through the night we're still likely to have some gales in the far north—west of scotland.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 south—east of england, temperatures could be close to freezing by saturday morning. not quite so cold further north in scotland and northern ireland. the weekend is looking pretty good for most of us. a lot of dry weather around, some sunshine at times and those temperatures are going to be rising, as well. most of the rain, i think, as we head into saturday is going to be on that band of cloud and rain in the far north of scotland. we could get one or two spots of rain in the afternoon for northern ireland, later in western scotland, otherwise it's going to be dry. the sunshine will be a bit hazy at times, but temperatures will be higher than today at around nine or ten degrees. there is a weather frontjust sort of lurking out

furthersouth afternoon did the north—west of scotland.anglia and south east england. could be a little bit misty and murky here as we head into the evening and i will keep some of that cloud, mr evening and i will keep some of that cloud, m .. .,,, evening and i will keep some of that cloud, m , evening and i will keep some of that cloud,m , cloud, mr across southern counties. the winds will _ cloud, mr across southern counties. the winds will continue _ cloud, mr across southern counties. the winds will continue to _ the winds will continue to strengthen across scotland where the winds will continue to strengthen across the winds will continue to stren-then across scotland where we strengthen across scotland where we will see gail is developing. more clarity and outbreaks of rain. in between, touch of frost for england and wales. some spells of sunshine on wednesday. nothing too significant weather—wise. further north this band of rain with really squally, gusty winds pushing southwards and eastwards across scotland and northern ireland.

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well, it was a lovely start to the day across north—west wales, with the early sunrise illuminating these here. most of us will have more sunshine today. however, the issues that we had last week with heavy rain are still causing problems. there are still over 100 flood warnings currently in force. it's been another day where we've seen some snowfall across parts of the uk. here in the channel islands, injersey, seeing a few flurries over bodmin moor in south—west england and a few coming from this cloud across the moray coastline in northern scotland, as well. most of us, though, having a dry day with brighter skies. there is more sunshine to go around, but we've still got those very cold winds, particularly gusty winds feeding in across lincolnshire and yorkshire — gusts into the 30s of miles an hour. those temperatures are still well below average for the time of year — three to five degrees celsius at best. overnight tonight, this cloud across eastern areas of scotland and north—east england is going to tend to thicken up, so we'll start to see some drizzle arriving. a few mist and fo

and i think particularly in northern ireland, maybe the north—west of scotland, we will see a littlees above what we'd expect at this time of year. now, during thursday night, we will see this band of rain sweeping its way eastwards. there's a short, sharp burst of heavy rain and some quite squally winds. clear skies following on behind. and while it will stay mild across the south—east corner, it will start to feel a little bit chillier further north and west because this weather front here pushing its way eastwards is a cold front. it will introduce for a time at least some colder air, but with a little ridge of high pressure toppling through, some spells of sunshine on friday. now there will be some showers, particularly in scotland, some of these wintry down to, say, 100—200 metres for a time, although those snow levels coming up through the day as the air turns a little bit less chilly. temperatures in single digits for just about all of us on friday afternoon. but that slightly chillier weather will not last long because as we head into the weekend, mild air is going to surge n

and i think particularly in northern ireland, maybe the north—west of scotland, we will see a little those temperatures 9—13 degrees above what we'd expect at this time of year. now, during thursday night, we will see this band of rain sweeping its way eastwards. there's a short, sharp burst of heavy rain and some quite squally winds. clear skies following on behind. and while it will stay mild across the south—east corner, it will start to feel a little bit chillier further north and west because this weather front here pushing its way eastwards is a cold front. it will introduce for a time at least some colder air, but with a little ridge of high pressure toppling through, some spells of sunshine on friday. now there will be some showers, particularly in scotland, some of these wintry down to, say, 100—200 metres for a time, although those snow levels coming up through the day as the air turns a little bit less chilly. temperatures in single digits for just about all of us on friday afternoon. but that slightly chillier weather will not last long because as we head into the weekend

and so we'll have a north—west/south—east battle zone across the uk.the forecast into next weekend. but there'll still be bits of pieces of rain affecting the north—west at times. in the short term, though, please stay over the latest weather warnings for storm isha. it looks like being a particularly nasty storm. live from london. this is bbc news. a deadly blast hits a market in eastern ukraine. at least 25 people have been killed. almost 5000 people killed in gaza since the beginning of the war. widespread weather warnings in place across the uk. storm isha is forecast to bring rain and winds of up forecast to bring rain and winds of up to 80 miles an hour. dozens of people are said to have been killed when a market and shopping district in the russian—occupied city of donetsk in eastern ukraine was hit by shelling. proxy officials there blamed ukraine, saying at least 25 people died and least 20 others were injured in the attack. graphic video from the scene shows many dead bodies in the street as well as shattered shop fronts and stalls and damage

so rain will eventually move its way into the north—west of scotland, into northern ireland by the eveningloud, but some bright and some sunny spells. and in the sunshine, not feeling too bad at all, really. a mild day, temperatures 10—13, perhaps even 1a celsius. into next week, that weather front will make very gradual progress south—eastward. it will then stall across parts of wales, northern england and southern scotland. and with some colder air behind that weather front, we could well see some snow over the southern uplands. but that rain sticks around for much of the day in these parts. some sunnier skies for scotland, northern ireland, where it will feel a bit chillier throughout monday. but in the south—east, where you've got that sunshine, temperatures 1a, 15 degrees. that's way above the average for the end of january. that's going to feel really quite pleasant. as we go through the rest of the week there'll be some rain at times towards northern areas. further south, drier and brighter, and temperatures about 10 to 1a degrees. bye— bye. live from london — this is bbc news. dona

we do have that colder air towards the north—west of the uk.wly eastwards overnight and into a tuesday. but most of the rain will be drawn away. so it'sjust light and patchy rain that arrives across east anglia in the southeast. quite cloudy for a while across england and wales, but we are going to see more sunshine and drier weather for scotland and northern ireland. eventually, that will push its way into parts of england and wales during the afternoon, but it will drag down something a little bit cooler. top temperatures in the south—east around 12 degrees. once that weather system is out of the way, we're going to find this one here coming in from the atlantic together with some stronger winds into scotland and northern ireland. those winds could touch gale force, perhaps. and that band of rain will push slowly down into northern england and north wales. behind it, something a bit colder and maybe a few wintry showers in the far north of scotland, but across more southern parts of england and wales, and again, the midlands, it may well be d

overnight through the night we're still likely to have some gales in the far north—west of scotland.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 south—east of england, temperatures could be close to freezing by saturday morning. not quite so cold further north in scotland and northern ireland. the weekend is looking pretty good for most of us. a lot of dry weather around, some sunshine at times and those temperatures are going to be rising, as well. most of the rain, i think, as we head into saturday is going to be on that band of cloud and rain in the far north of scotland. we could get one or two spots of rain in the afternoon for northern ireland, later in western scotland, otherwise it's going to be dry. the sunshine will be a bit hazy at times, but temperatures will be higher than today at around nine or ten degrees. there is a weather frontjust sort of lurking out in the atlantic and eventually it will arrive in the far north—west of the uk, but, ahead of that, the winds

so rain will eventually move its way into the north west of scotland, into northern ireland by the eveningcloud, but some bright, some sunny spells. and in the sunshine not feeling too bad at all. a mild day, temperatures 10—13, perhaps even 1a degrees celsius. into next week, that weather front will make very gradual progress south eastward. it will then stall across parts of wales, northern england and southern scotland. and with some colder air behind that weather front, we could well see some snow over the southern uplands, but that rain sticks around for much of the day in these parts. some sunnier skies for scotland, northern ireland, where it will feel a bit chillier throughout monday. but in the southeast, where you've got that sunshine, temperatures, 111—15 degrees, that's way above the average for the end of january. that's going to feel really quite pleasant. as we go through the rest of the week, there'll be some rain at times towards northern areas further south, drier and brighter and temperatures about 10 to 1a degrees. bye— bye. this is bbc news — the headlines... a jury in

so rain will eventually move its way into the north—west of scotland, into northern ireland by the eveningome sunny spells. and in the sunshine, not feeling too bad at all, really. a mild day, temperatures 10—13, perhaps even 14 celsius. into next week, that weather front will make very gradual progress south—eastward. it will then stall across parts of wales, northern england and southern scotland. and with some colder air behind that weather front, we could well see some snow over the southern uplands. but that rain sticks around for much of the day in these parts. some sunnier skies for scotland, northern ireland, where it will feel a bit chillier throughout monday. but in the south—east, where you've got that sunshine, temperatures 14, 15 degrees. that's way above the average for the end of january. that's going to feel really quite pleasant. as we go through the rest of the week there'll be some rain at times towards northern areas. further south, drier and brighter, and temperatures about 10 to 14 degrees. bye— bye. would live from london. this is bbc news. a houthi missile strikes a

of scotland, it's going to be windy with some gales in the north—west, some quite lively winds developingnuing to rise. it's going to be a milder day on sunday, it could make 14 degrees in north wales and the moray firth. now those southerly winds are coming from a long way south and they could actually pick up some saharan dust, which will get blown in towards the uk just ahead of that weather front there, which will bring some wet weather. and we've got a bit more rain pushing towards england and wales. could turn quite heavy rain over the hills of wales, across northern england. and in the southern uplands, we're likely to find some snow falling as things get colder in scotland and northern ireland. but for the midlands, many parts of eastern england it may well be dry and we're in milder air here, so temperatures are likely to reach 14 or 15 degrees. that milder air, though, will get pushed away overnight as these weather fronts move their way eastwards. could bring some snow to other higher parts of eastern scotland before that low pressure is out of the way and all the wet weather i

during saturday, we have got the rain across the north—west of scotland, that will be heavy at times.ireland. a lot of dry weather. again variable amounts of cloud. into sunday, once again we have this front not too far away, bringing in some rain, potentially gales in the north—west of scotland and rain into northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather and some sunshine with highs up to about 13. this is bbc news, the headlines... ukraine's security service opens a criminal investigation after a plane crash in russia — moscow says over 60 ukrainian prisoners of war who were on board died. in the united states — a convicted murderer loses last—minute appeals to stop his execution with nitrogen gas — which hasn't been used before. israel has denied accusations he hit a united nations facility in which people were killed. ministers introduce new laws to crack down on so—called zombie knives in england and wales. we'll speak to the mother of a teenage victim of knife crime. valdo calocane stabbed 19 year—old university students grace 0'malley—kumar and barnaby webber before attacking 65—ye

it will be breezy but windy in the north—west. as we head towards the it all changes. got rain across the north west of scotland, likely to be heavy at times, it is a waving front and will come further south and north, it could quite northern ireland, but a lot of dry weather iron, variable amounts of cloud in the west. 0n amounts of cloud in the west. on sunday, a weather front not too far away bringing in some rain, potentially gales across the north west, and some rain in northern ireland. a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine, the highs up to 13 celsius. you are watching bbc news. it is a very busy morning of news this morning. very busy morning of news this morninu. , , ., , , morning. very shortly we will be takin: morning. very shortly we will be taking you _ morning. very shortly we will be taking you to — morning. very shortly we will be taking you to nottingham - morning. very shortly we will be taking you to nottingham to - morning. very shortly we will be l taking you to nottingham to bring you the sentencing of the killer who pleaded guilty to mansl

so rain will eventually move its way into the north west of scotland, into north ireland by the eveningme sunny spells. and in the sunshine not feeling too bad at all. a mild day, temperatures 10—13, perhaps even 14 degrees celsius into next week. celsius. into next week, that weather front will make very gradual progress south eastward. it will then stall across parts of wales, northern england and southern scotland. and with some colder air behind that weather front, we could well see some snow over the southern uplands, but that rain sticks around for much of the day in these parts. some sunnier skies for scotland, northern ireland, where it will feel a bit chillier throughout monday. but in the southeast, where you've got that sunshine, temperatures, 14—15 degrees, that's way above the average for the end of january. that's going to feel really quite pleasant as we go through the rest of the week. that's going to feel really quite pleasant. as we go through the rest of the week. through the rest of the week, there'll be some rain at times towards northern areas further south, drier

it's going to be particularly windy up towards the north—west of scotland.nd the west, clearer and lighter winds to the south and east. and we could see some mist and fog patches forming through perhaps the midlands, east anglia, the south—east as well. temperatures getting down to two or three here in the towns and cities, so a slight frost. further north, though, more of a breeze, more cloud and patchy rain to keep those temperatures from falling too low. and then into the weekend, then it is back to the mild air, particularly by sunday. the winds coming in from the south where the front approaching from the west later on sunday. but for saturday, early morning mist and frost clearing away quite quickly. a bit of rain for parts of northern scotland where it will still be breezy and perhaps some patchy rain into northern ireland later in the day. but for central and southern scotland, much of england and wales are dry day. top temperatures around about nine or ten degrees. into the second half of the weekend, sunday probably going to be that a little bit wa

therefore, my advice to our dear compatriots is to avoid going to the north-west heights and to avoid going to the central alborz heights during the last days of the week. i don't think it is suitable for mountain climbing. dear travelers , if you are traveling on mountain roads, if you have to carry winter equipment as much as possible, and gradually, these rains from the northeast, like in north khorasan, rome, will affect it from tomorrow night , but on friday, the rains in the coastal provinces of caspian will weaken, but it will still rain in parts of the northwest of the country, in areas of the west of the southwest, such as levi and birahmoq, more fertile areas of the province , in the northern parts of fars province. we have more domains tomorrow the south of alborz, like the central qom of hamadan, isfahan , affects the southern parts of tehran, the waters of the persian gulf will continue to be turbulent today and tomorrow , and the waters of the caspian sea will affect the northern parts. in the persian gulf, god willing, a new rain system will enter our country from the n

and the meteorological organization has predicted rain in the west and north-west of the country foray in the cold areas and the precipitation will be in the form of snow in the highlands. in the name of god, i greet you viewers i have to tell you that today a system of rains entered the country from the north-west side. according to this , three hours after the strike and tonight we are witnessing rains in the north-west parts of the western regions of the country, and these rains are in the form of rain and snow. it happens in the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ardabil province, kermanshah kurdistan, and the western parts of zanjan province. due to the intensity of the rains in these areas, there is a possibility of road flooding due to the rains that occur in high altitude and lowland areas. there is snow , we are witnessing road traffic disruption in the southern parts in the east of our country, for parts of the south of sistan baluchistan province, the rains are in the form of showers. it will be a log. during today, we expect the wind to blow, the persian gulf,

england, north—west wales.ss the northern half of the uk. by contrast, out there to start the day on tuesday, fairly quiet start. earlier frost will have gone across eastern areas as temperatures rise clear and bright here to begin with with some high cloud around. but in the west already mild, windy and wet. some heavy rain at times in northern ireland throughout much of the day, clearing into the late afternoon. some of the heaviest, most persistent rain, though, setting up across the hills of south—west scotland, also into parts of cumbria, yorkshire, dales and north—west wales. it's here where there's a real risk of flooding. rain will have pushed across all parts, turning a bit drizzly, that rain across the south later and lots of low cloud. very mild but very windy to end the day. and it's into the night where winds will strengthen further. met office amber warning across the north and west scotland. we're expecting some of the greatest impacts and gusts of wind in excess of 80 miles an hour. so let me ta

england, north—west wales. there to start the day on tuesday, fairly quiet start. earlier frost will have gone across eastern areas as temperatures rise, clear and bright here to begin with with some high cloud around, but in the west already mild, windy and wet. some heavy rain at times in northern ireland throughout much of the day, clearing into the late afternoon. some of the heaviest, most persistent rain, though, setting up across the hills of southwest scotland, also into parts of cumbria, yorkshire, dales and north—west wales. it's here where there's a real risk of flooding. rain will have pushed across all parts, turning a bit drizzlier, that rain across the south later and lots of low cloud. very mild but very windy to end the day. and it's into the night where winds will strengthen further. met office amber warning across the north and west scotland. we're expecting some of the greatest impacts and gusts of wind in excess of 80mph. so let me take you through tuesday night. there's jocelyn passing to

overnight through the night we're still likely to have some gales in the far north—west of scotland.ghter, skies will be clearer. it's going to turn quite chilly in the south—east of england, temperatures could be close to freezing by saturday morning. not quite so cold further north in scotland and northern ireland. the weekend is looking pretty good for most of us. a lot of dry weather around, some sunshine at times and those temperatures are going to be rising, as well. most of the rain, i think, as we head into saturday is going to be on that band of cloud and rain in the far north of scotland. we could get one or two spots of rain in the afternoon for northern ireland, later in western scotland, otherwise it's going to be dry. the sunshine will be a bit hazy at times, but temperatures will be higher than today at around nine or ten degrees. there is a weather frontjust sort of lurking out in the atlantic and eventually it will arrive in the far north—west of the uk, but, ahead of that, the winds are going to be picking up. it's going to be a southerly wind on sunday and that mea