quite murky and cloudy across the southern half, particularly western wales, south—west hill south—westwest england. some hill fog,cloud drizzle around south—west england. some hill fog,cloud tend'izzle around south—west england. some hill fog,cloud tend to le around south—west england. some hill fog,cloud tend to thicken|d south—west england. some hill fogtheyud tend to thicken|d south—west england. some hill fogthe north tend to thicken|d south—west england. some hill fogthe north as end to thicken|d south—west england. some hill fogthe north as we to thicken|d in the north as we head throughout the second half of the rain eventually the night. some rain eventually arriving but for arriving towards dawn. but for most it going to be most of us it is going to be a very mild night. temperatures really here we'd normally really here what we'd normally expect daytime this expect during daytime at this point quite point in february quite a dreary, start for northern dreary, damp start for northern ireland. england ireland. northern england and into scotland as we head into sunday outbreaks

rain will gather to the south—west.so, we need to look at this area of low pressure, because it is likely to bring some rain into the south—west. still some uncertainty as to how far north that rain is going to come. the current thinking is it will push on across south wales, south—west england and drift along channel coasts through the day. also more cloud, but overall dry and settled a few showers into north—west scotland, and again highs of six to 10 celsius. that frontal system may still bring a little bit of early morning rain first thing on monday across the kent coast. where importantly, a north—easterly wind will start to break up, a brisk wind from a cool source. that will make it feel chilly on those exposed east coast. i was a more cloud around on monday, but on the whole, largely fine and dry. again, temperatures fairly similar. as we move out of monday into tuesday and wednesday, we keep the quieter theme. with each day through the week, there is a risk returning a little milder but more unsettled. live fro

we'll keep some going around these western coasts and some heavier showers come into the south—west of be a bit of winteriness over dartmoor, as well. it will be a colder night more widely. we had a frost last night in scotland. it will be very cold in the north—east of scotland and temperatures close to freezing elsewhere, as well. some mist and fog patches in the midlands in particular in the morning. 0therwise, some sunshine around. as the cloud builds up, we'll see a scattering of showers developing here and there. most of the showers running away from south—west england heading into the south—east of england by the afternoon. temperature—wise, still nine, maybe even ten degrees, so on a par with what we had today. the winds are going to be very light. there's going to be hardly a breath of wind for the six nations rugby, the game in dublin and then at murrayfield, where there could be one or two showers around here. the sun setting on another chilly evening and some frost is likely again on saturday night. but not towards the south—west because here we've got this area of low pres

so for instance, in the south—west of balochistan, there are insurgent groups, baloch insurgent groupsstan. and then in the north—west, which is the quetta city of balochistan, there are other militant organisations which are religiously motivated who also operate from there. injanuary i went there, this was in mid—january, and i went to the makran region. so the main city, which is turbat, i went there and a lot of interestingly, a lot of incidents, a lot of attacks that have happened on election offices and outside the political candidates offices happened in makran division and in quetta as well. so i was in makran and i spoke with a lot of people over there. so a majority of the people were saying that they will not participate in this election at all, only because it is not their election, it is basically a selection which is being imposed on them. so a lot of people were saying that, you know, there are other problems that are ailing the province. for instance, the enforced disappearances. they were speaking about a lack of education, lack of basic facilities, and they were sayin

they will continue across south west england down to the channel islands. a few isolated ones into northern ireland and north and west coasts of scotland. for most of us, after the mist and fog lifts, a lot of sunshine. yes, cloud will tend to bubble up into the afternoon but we keep some sunny spells. the show was more isolated than yesterday and nevertheless some of us will get to see a dry story throughout the day. 6—10, the overall high, pretty much where temperatures should be for this time of year. as we go through the evening and overnight, the wind will remain light, skies will clear and some of the showers will fade. for some, once again we will see a frost ,returning but there will be more cloud and rain starting to gather into the south—west. here temperatures will hold up above freezing, but colder and more frostier further north. we need to look at this area of low pressure because it is likely to bring rain into the south—west. still some uncertainty as to how far north the rain is going to come. the current thinking is it will push in across

more cloud and rain started to gather into the south—west. because it is likely to bring some rain into the south—west. still some uncertainty as to how far north of the rain is going to come. the current thinking is that it will push on across south wales in south west england and drift along china coasts. a little more cloud on sunday perhaps but on the whole dry and settled with scattered showers into north—west scotland and again, highs of 6 to 10. that frontal system may still bring a bit of early morning rain first thing on monday across the kent coast. more importantly, a north—easterly wind will start to pick up, a brisk wind from a cool sorts which will make you feel chilly on those exposed east coasts. a little more cloud around on monday but on the whole mostly fine and dry. again, temperatures are fairly similar. moving out on monday into tuesday and wednesday, we keep this quieter theme but with each day there is a risk of it turning a little milder and more unsettled. this is bbc news, the headlines... there have been further ru

tomorrow we have the weather front draped across the south—west, but there will be a lot of dry weatherntry showers in the north but much lighter winds and it will be a cold day, especially noticeable across england and wales as we go back down into single figures. then as we move from wednesday into thursday, the weather front draped across the south—west bumps into the cold air in place and readily turns to snow. in the south it looks very much like it is going to be rain and blustery winds but you can see where we are expecting the snow showers to fall. the position and timing of this could still change but the met office has just updated the weather warning to a yellow weather warning. we have trimmed the southern extent of it and added northern ireland, so these areas are prone to two to five centimetres of snow, ten to 20 on the hills and it is valid from six in the morning on thursday until six in the morning on friday. if you're travelling, bear that in mind. what happens on thursday will have an impact on what happens on friday, exactly where the low pressure is. we think it wi

they will continue across south west england down to the channel islands.ones into northern ireland and north and west coasts of scotland. for most of us, after the mist and fog lifts, a lot of sunshine. yes, cloud will tend to bubble up into the afternoon but we keep some sunny spells. the show was more isolated than yesterday and nevertheless some of us will get to see a dry story throughout the day. 6—10, the overall high, pretty much where temperatures should be for this time of year. as we go through the evening and overnight, the wind will remain light, skies will clear and some of the showers will fade. for some, once again we will see a frost ,returning but there will be more cloud and rain starting to gather into the south—west. here temperatures will hold up above freezing, but colder and more frostier further north. we need to look at this area of low pressure because it is likely to bring rain into the south—west. still some uncertainty as to how far north the rain is going to come. the current thinking is it will push in across south wales and

rain into the far south of wales and at the south—west of england on sunday morning. and the winds will pick up later as well. away from here, a lot quieter, the wind is not a strong, some spells of sunshine and temperatures around eight or nine celsius. that area of low pressure will push its way into continental europe and you will start to see some raging coming towards the north—west, drying off with some sunshine. a bit more cloud coming in to north—west scotland, and the bulk of cloud across south—west angler and the north—east ——... the winds will be stronger, strong to gale—force winds across this area and it will make it feel chilly as well. 0therwise, with some sunshine, those temperatures will again be eight or nine celsius, near normalfor again be eight or nine celsius, near normal for this again be eight or nine celsius, near normalfor this time of again be eight or nine celsius, near normal for this time of year. bomb disposal experts are in key ham for one of the largest ever evacuations —— keyham. it will be moved through a rolling 300 metre exclusion

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they will continue across south—west england, down to the channel islands.rthern ireland and the north and west coast of scotland as well. for most of us, after the mist and fog lifts away, a lot of sunshine around. cloud will tend to bubble up into the afternoon but we keep some sunny spells. the showers will be isolated. nevertheless, some of us will get to see a dry story. 6—10 the overall height, that is where temptresses should be for this time of year. this evening and overnight, the winds will remain light, skies were clear and some of the showers will fade away. for some, we will see the frost returning but they will be more rain and clouds gathering into the south—west. temperatures will hold up above freezing, cold, frosty for the north. we need to look at this area of low pressure because it will bring rain into the south—west. still some uncertainty as to how far north that rain will come, the current thinking is it of pushing across south wales in south—west england and drift along the channel coast. cloud on sunday but on the whole, dry and set

the current thinking is it will push in across south—west and south—west england and drift along channelsettled with a few scattered showers and do north—west scotland, and again highs of 6—10 c. that system they still bring some early morning rain first thing on monday for that kent coast. a north—easterly wind will start to pick up, a brisk wind from a cool source, that is going to make it feel chilly on those exposed east coasts. a little more cloud round on monday, but on the whole largely fine and dry. temperatures fairly similar. as you move out of monday, we keep this quieter theme, but when each day through the week there is the risk of it turning in little bit wilder and more unsettled. —— milderand more unsettled. this is bbc news, the headlines... as ukraine marks the second anniversary of russia's full—scale invasion, president zelensky says ukraine urgently needs more weapons. several western leaders are in kyiv in a show of solidarity, including eu commission president ursula von der leyen, who said the eu "stands firmly with ukraine". the opening of the paris agricultural

towards the south—west we find clouds thickening and outbreaks of patchy rain into tomorrow.of the south it's myjob at first expected from northern england, north wales. here are those fronts, expected to change the weather as we head through the week. piling into the southwest subplot threatening with outbreaks of rain, some of that heavy at times, gusty south—west winds and rain moving into east anglia during the afternoon and perhaps pushing into southern scotland by the end of the day. we see the best at the sunshine across much of scotland, some wintry showers over the tops of the mountains. it is a cold and frosty night in scotland on tuesday and wednesday but is the warm front pressure is a cold and frosty night in scotland on tuesday and wednesday but as the warm front pushes it is what further south, lots of plant, some mist, slice of sunshine across east anglia and the midlands but temperatures rising, 13 or 1a celsius and they could perhaps get higher as thanks, elizabeth. and that's bbc news at one. we head into thursday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane d

if we keep some showers going, favourite spots in the south—west, up favourite spots in the south—westn rural partsjust expected to fall below freezing, there could be some icy surfaces around first thing. into monday, it's all about low pressure sitting up it's all about low pressure sitting up into the north—west. and the wind direction swinging mooring to a north—westerly. a slightly fresh at source at this time of year. that means showers will be closer to the low pressure so scotland, north—west england and northern ireland. and with any elevation to the tops of the mountain is still a little bit of wintriness, but generally those temperatures 6—10. we see this little ridge of high pressure trying to keep things fine for tuesday but at the same time this weather front is drifting in from the south—west. so it'll be a quiet start, clouding overfrom the so it'll be a quiet start, clouding over from the south—west as we go through the day. a few scattered showers to the north—west of the great glen and by the end of the day we will have showery outbreaks of rain pushing across centra

they will continue across south west england down to the channel islands.ts of scotland. for most of us, after the mist and fog lifts, a lot of sunshine. yes, cloud will tend to bubble up into the afternoon but we keep some sunny spells. the show was more isolated than yesterday and nevertheless some of us will get to see a dry story throughout the day. 6—10, the overall high, pretty much where temperatures should be for this time of year. as we go through the evening and overnight, the wind will remain light, skies will clear and some of the showers will fade. for some, once again we will see a frost ,returning but there will be more cloud and rain starting to gather into the south—west. here temperatures will hold up above freezing, but colder and more frostier further north. we need to look at this area of low pressure because it is likely to bring rain into the south—west. still some uncertainty as to how far north the rain is going to come. the current thinking is it will push in across south wales and south west england and drift along channel coasts

we could see more clout develop towards the south—west through the rest of the south—west through the in from the west, with very mild air. temperatures close to the seasonal average at the moment. then the south—westerly wind draws in mild air and temperatures will rise, particularly on wednesday and thursday. today, you can see this feature across western scotland running west to east, bringing increased showers through the rest of the afternoon will stop some showers will be wintry, particularly on top of the hills. some showers for northern ireland and perhaps north west england. elsewhere, dry with sunny spells. cloud amount is increasing in the south—west of england by the end of the day. temperatures more or less where they should be for this time of year. still wintry showers across parts of scotland through tonight. more cloud spreading in from the south—west, clearer spells here and there. temperatures a little higher across most of southern ringwood but still a touch of frost from northern england northwards. 0n a touch of frost from northern england northwards. on tuesday,

we'll keep some going around these western coasts and some heavier showers come into the south—west of be a bit of winteriness over dartmoor, as well. it will be a colder night more widely. we had a frost last night in scotland. it will be very cold in the north—east of scotland and temperatures close to freezing elsewhere, as well. some mist and fog patches in the midlands in particular in the morning. 0therwise, some sunshine around. as the cloud builds up, we'll see a scattering of showers developing here and there. most of the showers running away from south—west england heading into the south—east of england by the afternoon. temperature—wise, still nine, maybe even ten degrees, so on a par with what we had today. the winds are going to be very light. there's going to be hardly a breath of wind for the six nations rugby, the game in dublin and then at murrayfield, where there could be one or two showers around here. the sun setting on another chilly evening and some frost is likely again on saturday night. but not towards the south—west because here we've got this area of low pres

and the rain should clear away from south wales and south west england on sunday night but continue ino be very windy — strong to gale force winds here. a few showers will get blown in further north from off the north sea but with more of a stronger northeasterly wind for england and wales, it won't be as cold. frosts early monday in scotland where we've got the clearer skies. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland shouldn't last too long. the rain slowly creeps away from the far southeast of england and then, with that northeasterly wind, there'll be some sunny spells for england and wales and maybe the odd shower around as well. quite windy, actually, towards the southeast, particularly in the morning — strong to gale force winds here. the winds ease a bit in the afternoon and again, we'll see typical temperatures on monday around nine celsius. so, as one area of low pressure brings some rain in the south of england then moves away, we'll see this brief ridge of high pressure overnight into tuesday morning, so turning chilly in the south ahead of a weather front that will bri

as we head through tuesday, this area of low pressure is going to be pushing in from the south—west and the mailfeeling air but change the weather, dragging in the mail feeling air but the cloud amounts will increase and the winds are set to pick up south—westerly sand there will be outbreaks of rain, possibly heavy downpours at times. from southern scotland northwards, expecting a largely dry day, watch out for a few wintry showers over the tops of the hills. colder air hanging on in northern scotland where it is windy but turning milder towards the south. these areas of low pressure set to send more front spinning in as we had to wednesday, so wednesday will be windy and the westerlies picking up be windy and the westerlies picking up again and there will be more pics of rain moving across parts of scotland and perhaps turning to snow where it meets the colder feeling air. a slice of sunshine across central areas and temperature starting to rise. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: the israeli military has rescued two hostages held by hamas during its raids in rafah. this follow

this is the picture across our neck of the woods, streaming in from the south—west so the air hasn'the uk but in the next few days we will see these warmer air masses stream in from the sub tropics so temperatures are expected to rise. here's the early morning forecast. wintry showers in scotland, pretty chilly as well with a touch of frost in the highlands. 5—6 c in the south of england. we can see this where the front approaching and behind it that warmer air streaming in which means extensive cloud across many parts of western britain initially and that will move north and eastwards through the day. outbreaks of rain will come and go. an overcast and dreary day across the bulk of the uk, apart from scotland, here, with some sunshine and a little bit colder. into wednesday, further north means clouds. to the south itjust stays cloudy, rain, the winds coming in out of the south—west, not particularly strong but look at these temperatures. 1a celsius in yorkshire but still cold on the other side the weather front in scotland and northern ireland. into the weekend, into next week, it'

this is thejet coming in from the south—west, isn't it?ming in from the south—west, isn't it? this is the jet stream. the air mass is coming in and with a bit of sunshine, we may go into the mid—teens, 16 celsius and eastern parts of scotland. through the night, slightly less, colder air, across scotland. a touch of frost possible in the highlands. still very mild in the south. 11 celsius first thing on saturday. here is saturday itself. that big gradient and the strong south—westerly wins. cooler in scotland, more brightness, with some showers around western coasts. to the south, he weather front, this is where the milder air is, intermittent outbreaks of rain. the six nations in cardiff. cloudy, some rain and 11 celsius. it will be blustery. not ideal. unless it really turns heavy, that rain. a lot of damp weather in the north—west part of the country. this large amount of rain in western and north—western scotland. her 150 millimetres here. south of that into monday, that south—westerly wind. to the east of the pennines, some breaks, ma

we could see more clout develop here towards the south—west through the rest of the south—west throughn we get the south—westerly is drawing in the mild they are. temperatures are set to rise, particularly on wednesday and thursday. today you can see this little feature across western scotland, running west to east, bringing increased showers through the rest of the afternoon. some showers will be wintry, particularly over the tops of hills. showers for northern ireland and perhaps north west england. elsewhere, dry with sunny spells around. just the cloud amount is increasing towards the south—west of england towards the end of the day. temperatures more or less where they should be for the time of year. still wintry showers across parts of scotland as we had through tonight. there will be more clout heading in from the south—west, clearer spells here and there. temperatures a little higher across most of southern england, but still a touch of frost from northern england north. this low pressure will push on from the south—west, and that will bring in that milder air. the cloud will i

if anything, the rain popping up across the south—west, south—west wales back at the midland will top ground. towards the east, some brighter skies. behind the weather front, brighterskies. it is in the brighter skies in the east where we could have temperatures of 17—18. temperatures higher today in scotland than they were yesterday. through this evening and overnight, our weather front continues to push towards the south and east, weakening, to the rain is turning more patchy. more cloud in the west with some scattered showers, but in between, some clearer skies. it is not going to be as mild a night as it was last night, but nonetheless it is still going to be pretty mild for most of us. tomorrow, this weather front clears away from the south—east, we have got a little ridge of high pressure coming in, but you can see it is going to be breezy in the south and pretty windy in the north tomorrow. it is a chilly northerly wind that is coming in here. we start off with the cloud in the west, some scattered showers, it will start to break up through the course of the day. for many of us

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sliding in from the atlantic, and that is tracking towards the far south of wales and the south—westenerally, south of the ma, it looks like we're going to see some rain on sunday. the winds will be picking up later on, as well. away from here, a lot of dry weather some spells of sunshine, again, one or two mist and fog patches, and those temperatures still around 8 or 9 degrees, with the odd shower in the far north—west of scotland, so, fewer showers, again, on sunday. we are going to find this ridge of high pressure building in from the north on monday but we've still got that low tracking across towards france. that's going to keep more cloud pushing into east anglia and the south—east of england, and we've still got the potentialfor some rain to hang around in these areas, as well — notjust that, but it's also going to be windy. we've got strong to gale force north to north—easterly winds, which will make it feel chilly. elsewhere, looking dry, some sunshine around, as well, and, again, we are still in the same sort of air mass, so temperatures are 8 or 9 degrees, which is normal

they will continue across south west england down to the channel islands.th and west coasts of scotland. a of us after the mist and fog left, a lot of sunshine. yes, cloud will tend to bubble up into the afternoon but we keep some sunny spells. the show was more isolated than yesterday and nevertheless some of us will get to see a dry story throughout the day. 6 to 10 the overall high, pretty much where temperatures should be for this time of year as we go through the evening and overnight, the wind will remain light, skies will clear and some of the showers will fade. for some once again we will see a frost returning but there will be more cloud and rain starting to gather into the south—west. here temperatures will hold up above freezing, but colder and more fosti further north. we need to look at this area of low pressure because it is likely to bring rain into the south—west. still some uncertainty as to how far north of the rain is going to come. the current thinking is it will push in across south wales in south west england and drift along china coas

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his minds to explosions, killed dozens in the country, south west and province of bullock, just on any hours before the vote. a violent event of a shadow, the election hundreds of thousands of ami power minute tree and police have been deployed to provide security on election day. and the interior ministry suspended mobile phone services starting tire concerns. it is proving a controversial move amongst pack of stone is an adding to the already tense conditions on voting day with the threat of violence hanging over election day. i asked the w reporter benny's job. it is lama, but what voters are facing security is gingerly a. an issue in focused on that has been an optic and good it has come on. violence is for these problems. last year for them 1500 people were killed in douglas incidents. and just before elections widens, has increased and focused on south western robins also just on and northwest and trojans escaping yesterday at the walk back to back to docs uh on the ticket as well. so let me bring today uh, there has been a dock in in northwest and focused on uh, actually to atta

it is centred around the south—west.r still, some of those showers have been wintry this morning. it is chiefly going to be rain as we go into the afternoon. just snow with any elevation. this has been the story so far, we have had outbreaks of rain in scotland. we have got some showers developing across south—west england closest to the area of low pressure. as we go through the rest of the afternoon those showers are likely to continue to be on and off throughout the afternoon. we have got a little bit of nuisance rain developing through the kent coast and into the east midlands by the afternoon as well. elsewhere, sunny spells, little bit quieter, and not as cold. five to 11 degrees. as we go into the night that rain will continue to be a feature in the east of the pennines, running through into eastern scotland by the end of the night. some clearer skies out to the west, we will see low single figures but those temperatures are around three to 8 degrees. depending on the cloud cover. as we move into sunday, low press

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it is centred around the south—west.have been wintry this morning. it is cheaply going to be rain as we go into the afternoon. just now with any elevation. this has been the story so far, we have had outbreaks of rain in scotland. we have got some showers developing across south—west england closest to the area of low pressure. as we go through the rest of the afternoon they showers are likely to continue to be on and off throughout the afternoon. we have got a little bit of nuisance rain developing through the kent coast and into the east midlands by the afternoon as well. elsewhere, sunny spells, little bit quieter, and not as cold. five to 11 degrees. as we go into the night that rain will continue to be a future in the eastern penalise, running through into eastern scotland. some clearer skies out to the west, we will see low single figures but those temperatures are around three to 8 degrees. depending on the cloud cover. as we move into sunday low pressure continues to be quite a future. we have still got this weat

showers in the south—west moving along the south coast into the south—east of england.wers bubbling up elsewhere but not as many showers as today. those temperatures not really changing too much, typically 9—10 celsius, but there will not be much wind blowing tomorrow so for the rugby and the six nations it may well be dry, and in dublin, and the chance of a sharon murrayfield with the sun setting on a chilly evening with a cold night to come tomorrow night. not so much in the south—west where we have this area of low pressure moving in, bringing wet weatherfor pressure moving in, bringing wet weather for the rugby match pressure moving in, bringing wet weatherfor the rugby match in france on sunday. we are just catching that rain. it now looks like it is maybe a bit further north, so maybe southernmost parts of wales and southern england will see rain developing, with the wind picking up as well. elsewhere, it may well be dry with cloud, some sunshine in the east, showers in the far north—west of scotland, and those temperatures again around eight celsius. heading into

here is the satellite picture, i think the weather fronts just gently wafting in from the south—west,n fact could be getting up to 16 celsius by thursday, in one or two spots. but tonight, pretty chilly in the north, wintry showers in the highlands, touch of frost there, some clear spells for the first part of the night but then this messy weather front here in the south—west, we will call it a warmish front, it comes in. ahead of it, chilly in the morning, but basically, behind these red semicircles here, the wind is coming in out of the south—west, it follows the lines of these isobars, that's where the air is coming from the southern climes, so mild, damp, i think the rain will be pretty intermittent across the book of england, wales and northern ireland by the end of the afternoon. but in scotland, where that weather front isn't quite in scotland, we are actually headed for some brighter skies, a little colder, eight closer to the average, and into wednesday, because this warm front, even though it is warm it's still moving at a glacial pace, it is going to deliver again a lot of

then you can see the weather front comes back once again into the south—west.represent the strength of the wind gusts. but still it's going to be a mild day. seven in lerwick to be a mild day. seven in lerwick to about 13 as we push further south. it changes from thursday as we start to change the wind direction to more of a westerly or north—westerly pulling in the cooler atlantic air. so this whether front here is going to continue to push steadily eastwards as we go through the course of the day. it will be quite slow and the rain will be heavy. then we see wintry showers coming into the west. for most they will be above a00 metres, 500 metres in the south—west, and in between we are looking at some brighter skies. but note the cooler weather sinking south. we continue with the cool theme as we head through the weekend, closer to average temperatures and it will be wet and windy at times. live from london. this is bbc news. police recovered a body on the river terms believed to be the clapham attacker. the world health organization repeats calls for the prot

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we'll keep some going around these western coasts and some heavier showers come into the south—west ofd a frost last night in scotland. it will be very cold in the north—east of scotland and temperatures close to freezing elsewhere, as well. some mist and fog patches in the midlands in particular in the morning. 0therwise, some sunshine around. as the cloud builds up, we'll see a scattering of showers developing here and there. most of the showers running away from south—west england heading into the south—east of england by the afternoon. temperature—wise, still nine, maybe even ten degrees, so on a par with what we had today. the winds are going to be very light. there's going to be hardly a breath of wind for the six nations rugby, the game in dublin and then at murrayfield, where there could be one or two showers around here. the sun setting on another chilly evening and some frost is likely again on saturday night. but not towards the south—west because here we've got this area of low pressure coming in, bringing some wetter, windier weather. the position is still subject to chang

cloud increasing from the south—west and you can see rain moving in to south—west england, wales, northernd be one or two wintry showers over the higher ground in scotland. temperatures 9—11 celsius, but they will rise further as we go through the rest of the week. you can see that milder south—westerly wind, except the far north and west of scotland, herejust staying in the colder air. temperatures will come up above the average for the time of year, 13—14 celsius for southern areas. as i said, quite mixed throughout the week with spells of rain. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. israel faces growing international warnings over its plans for a major ground offensive in rafah is the un struggles to find a way of saving the 1.5 million palestinians displaced in the city. we are we a re really we are really fearful that the horrific nature of where we are could only ever get worse and it was unimaginable that it could get worse. the white house condemns remarks by donald trump in which he said he would encourage russia to attack any nato ally that failed to meet its financial obl

and they will continue across south—west england down towards the channel islands.an yesterday, and nevertheless some of us will get to see a dry story throughout the day. 6—10 degrees the overall high — that's pretty much where temperatures should be for this time of year. this evening and overnight, winds will remain light, skies were clear and some of those showers will fade away, so for some once again we will see a frost returning, but there will be more cloud and rain starting to gather into the south—west. here, temperatures will hold up above reasoning. mp colder and frostier further north. we need to look at this area of low pressure because it is likely to bring some rain into the south—west. still some uncertainty as to how far north that rain is going to come. the current thinking is it will push in across south wales, south—west england and drift along channel coast during the day. a little more cloud on sunday but on the whole dry and settled with a few scattered showers and do north—west scotland, and again highs of 6—10 celsius. that system they stil

tomorrow we have the weather front draped across the south—west, but there will be a lot of dry weathert will be a cold day, especially noticeable across england and wales as we go back down into single figures. then as we move from wednesday into thursday, the weather front draped across the south—west bumps into the cold air in place and readily turns to snow. in the south it looks very much like it is going to be rain and blustery winds but you can see where we are expecting the snow showers to fall. the position and timing of this could still change but the met office has just updated the weather warning to a yellow weather warning. we have trimmed the southern extent of it and added northern ireland, so these areas are prone to two to five centimetres of snow, ten to 20 on the hills and it is valid from six in the morning on thursday until six in the morning on friday. if you're travelling, bear that in mind. what happens on thursday will have an impact on what happens on friday, exactly where the low pressure is. we think it will try to pull off into the north sea but the weather

by contrast, into the south—west, more cloud, stronger winds and some rain arriving with this area of continue to slowly drift its way eastwards, maybe bringing more cloud into the london area during the afternoon, but it should stay dry. further north of that, sunny spells will continue and any showers will be very isolated indeed, perhaps most frequent to the far north—west of scotland, with highs of six to ten degrees. that rain will continue to move its way across channel coasts overnight. the heaviest of the rain south of the m4 corridor. it will take its time to ease away from the kent coast by dawn on monday morning. that cloud and rain will prevent temperatures from falling too far, so a frost—free start for much of england and wales. we'll have clearer skies further north and west, so here a light frost is likely. but the difference with monday, once that rain has cleared away from the extreme south—east, is the wind direction — a brisk north—easterly, particularly across central and southern england. we could see gusts of winds up to 30mph to 40mph in places and that will ma

it is centred down towards the south—west and with this weather find just bumping into the far north, some of the showers have been wintry first thing this morning but it will mainly be rain as we go into the afternoon, just snow with any elevation. this has been the story so far, outbreaks of rain in scotland, showers developing across south—west england, closest to the area of low pressure. so, as we go through the rest of the afternoon, those showers are likely to continue to be on and off throughout the afternoon. we have got a bit of nuisance rain starting to develop up through the kent coast into the east midlands as well. sunny spells elsewhere, a little bit quieter and not as cold, five to 11 degrees. as we go through the night, that rain will continue to be a feature to the east of the pennines, running up through north sea coasts into eastern scotland by the end of the night. some clearer skies out to the west, here we will see low single figures. but generally those temperatures are between eight and three degrees depending on the cloud cover. as we move into sunday, low p

you can see the winds are coming in out of the south—west, not particularly strong, but noticeable onres, up to 14 degrees in yorkshire, still a little bit colder the other side of the weather front in scotland and the northern isles. you can see that slightly colder air there just in the north of the uk. and then the outlook — so this is really for the rest of the week into the weekend and even into next week. it's a general trend here for these milder air masses to sweep in off the atlantic. so pretty stable temperatures, maybe as high as 16 but generally around 13—14 celsius. in the south of the country, closer to single figures — around average in the north of the uk. bye— bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. lets get you the headlines. the un urges israel against military action in the overcrowded city of rafah. over a million palestinians have sought refuge in the city from israeli bombardment across gaza. as fears grow of an offensive in rafah, us presidentjoe biden says they are working on a hostage deal as he hosts jordan's king abdul

we'll keep some going around these western coasts and some heavier showers come into the south—west ofill be a colder night more widely. we had a frost last night in scotland. it will be very cold in the north—east of scotland and temperatures close to freezing elsewhere, as well. some mist and fog patches in the midlands in particular in the morning. otherwise, some sunshine around. as the cloud builds up, we'll see a scattering of showers developing here and there. most of the showers running away from south—west england heading into the south—east of england by the afternoon. temperature—wise, still nine, maybe even ten degrees, so on a par with what we had today. the winds are going to be very light. there's going to be hardly a breath of wind for the six nations rugby, the game in dublin and then at murrayfield, where there could be one or two showers around here. the sun setting on another chilly evening and some frost is likely again on saturday night. but not towards the south—west because here we've got this area of low pressure coming in, bringing some wetter, windier weather

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we'll keep some going around these western coasts and some heavier showers come into the south—west ofcotland. it will be very cold in the north—east of scotland and temperatures close to freezing elsewhere, as well. some mist and fog patches in the midlands in particular in the morning. 0therwise, some sunshine around. as the cloud builds up, we'll see a scattering of showers developing here and there. most of the showers running away from south—west england heading into the south—east of england by the afternoon. temperature—wise, still nine, maybe even ten degrees, so on a par with what we had today. the winds are going to be very light. there's going to be hardly a breath of wind for the six nations rugby, the game in dublin and then at murrayfield, where there could be one or two showers around here. the sun setting on another chilly evening and some frost is likely again on saturday night. but not towards the south—west because here we've got this area of low pressure coming in, bringing some wetter, windier weather. the position is still subject to change. it looks like the rain

by contrast, into the south—west, more cloud, stronger winds and some rain arriving with this area ofth wales, as well. as we go through the morning and into the afternoon, that rain is going to continue to slowly drift its way eastwards, maybe bringing more cloud into the london area during the afternoon, but it should stay dry. further north of that, sunny spells will continue and any showers will be very isolated indeed, perhaps most frequent to the far north—west of scotland, with highs of six to ten degrees. that rain will continue to move its way across channel coasts overnight. the heaviest of the rain south of the m4 corridor. it will take its time to ease away from the kent coast by dawn on monday morning. that cloud and rain will prevent temperatures from falling too far, so a frost—free start for much of england and wales. we'll have clearer skies further north and west, so here a light frost is likely. but the difference with monday, once that rain has cleared away from the extreme south—east, is the wind direction — a brisk north—easterly, particularly across central and

cloud increasing from the south—west and you can see rain moving in to south—west england, wales, northernhigher ground in scotland. temperatures 9—11 celsius, but they will rise further as we go through the rest of the week. you can see that milder south—westerly wind, except the far north and west of scotland, herejust staying in the colder air. temperatures will come up above the average for the time of year, 13—14 celsius for southern areas. as i said, quite mixed throughout the week with spells of rain. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines. international warnings mount over israel's planned offensive in the southern city of rafah in gaza, where around one and a half million palestinians have sought shelter. the un's humanitarian coordinator, jamie mcgoldrick, has told the bbc it isn't clear where they can run next, as the organisation doesn't have the resources to take, accommodate and support them. final results from pakistan's election show independent candidates won the most seats in parliament — a total of 101. 93 of them are allied to jailed leader imran khan, whose party wa

the south—west wind will continue to take over which will drive and more wet weather potentially throughwesterly flow, it will drive in milder air once again so milder still, temperatures into the mid—teens by the middle part of the week. hopefully indications of something a little quieter into next weekend. live from london, this is bbc news. people living in the isolated north of gaza tell the bbc that children are going without food for days, as aid convoys are increasingly denied permits to enter. russian drones hit a fuel depot in the ukrainian city of kharkiv, causing a huge fire which killed seven people — three of them young children. and he's considered one of the most talented and versatile actors in the world — cillian murphy speaks to the bbc. hello. let's start this half hour with sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes. lots of football and rugby action going on. hello. we're starting with rugby union because it's round two of the six nations and a huge game going—on at twickenham where england are currently losing 7—5 agains

tomorrow then, we still have the weather front draped across the south—west.ds and it's going to be a cold day, especially noticeable across england and wales as we go back down into single figures. then as we move from wednesday into thursday, the weather front draped in the south—west starts to push northwards, bumps into the cold air in place and readily turns to snow. in the south, though, it looks very much like its going to be rain and blustery winds but you can see where we are expecting the snow showers to fall. now, the position and timing of this could still change but the met office have just updated a weather warning, it's a yellow weather warning. we've trimmed the southern extent of it and added northern ireland, so these areas prone to widely two to five centimetres of snow, ten to 20 on the hills and it's valid from 6am on thursday until 6am on friday, so if you are travelling, do bear that in mind. what happens on thursday will have an impact on what happens on friday, where exactly this low pressure is. we think it's going to try and pull off