sunday into monday, low pressure shetland isles.etland isles. sunday into monday, low pressure across the south western quarter and then, quiet weather, sadly overnight monday into tuesday and then, this is what greets us on tuesday, a new area of cloud and rain moving in from the atlantic. monday, betwixtand between. tuesday, awaiting the wet and windy weather coming in from the west. i loved going on. you can go to the bbc website. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm. the dup and sinn fein prepare to begin talks aimed at forming a new power—sharing government in northern ireland after the republicans celebrate a surge in support president trump in team into the assembly we are ready to deal with all the issues, and ready to get back to delivering for all the people. president trump accuses the obama administration of tapping his phone during the presidential election campaign. concerns over the impact for a,000 vauxhall workers in britain, as a french car company reportedly reaches a deal to buy general motors‘ european operati

. —— except for shetland. cooler around some of the north sea coasts, i9 shetland. coasts, 19 degrees is possible in the highlands, not far behind north and west wales, fermanagh and tyrone. lower temperatures for scotland and north east england on monday. otherwise dry with some sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: ukip loses its only mp after douglas carswell quits to sit as an independent, saying ukip has achieved its objective. we can be absolutely certain that brexit is in good hands. we are going to leave and all of the things that vote leave campaigned for are going to come to pass. it's wonderful. ukip leader paul nuttall says ca rswell‘s resignation isn't a surprise, saying he was never a comfortable ukipper. tributes to the police officer killed in the westminster terror fire crews are dealing with the aftermath of an explosion on the wirral believed to have been caused bya wirral believed to have been caused by a suspected gas leak. the family of pc keith palmer, the officer murdered in the westminster attack on wednesday, have issued a sta

. —— towards shetland. temperatures could get up to 17—19. towards shetland.s could get up to 17—19 . cooler towards the north sea coast of england. across the north and west of wales, 17 degrees, bit like today. a bit of cloud wandering up to the tip of cornwall, still a keen wind across southern parts of england, perhaps southern parts of england, perhaps south wales as well. for the football in the evening it looks like fine and dry. again the temperatures will fall away very quickly once the sun goes down. it warms up on quickly once the sun goes down. it warms up on monday with some sunshine but a few areas of cloud wandering up from the english channel. more particularly across north is being wind and heading into scotland. for the eastern side of scotla nd scotland. for the eastern side of scotland it will not be as warm as today. sunshine further south, the wind is not a strong in the south, 16 or 17 degrees is quite likely. high—pressure broken down next week, though. this weather front pushing from the south threatens showers, these could be heavy on

keeping more clout to wards shetland and orkney as well.r tyrone and fermanagh. 17 degrees possible. still keen wind blowing over southern encounters of england. temperatures generally into the mid—teens. a touch cooler across eastern coast of england. a reminder temperatures will fall away tomorrow evening if you are planning to watch the football but it should be dry and we will have some clear skies as well. things start to change little bit on friday. we will break down the high eventually. we will see some clouds coming into scotland in north—east england. otherwise, a good day again. for southern parts of england it will not be quite as windy. the high pressure is not really on the scene as we head into tuesday. instead, we're looking clout to push up from the south—west. it brings with it the threat of some showers. they could be heavy and thundery. they are more likely to affect england and wales. quite a bit of cloud around but we are still looking at highs if we do get some sunshine around 16 degrees. that is it from me, i will se

sunday, this northern feature, plaguing the shetland isles but much improved in scotland and northern and shetland, further south, from orkney down through the mainland, yes, a scattering of showers but there will be some brightness. similar in northern ireland, decent sunny spells across the borders into the north of england. then this slow—moving area of cloud and rain from the north of wales to the midlands and the south—east. having had such a wet start by think it will be a day of blustery showers with some brightness amazed the showers as well. wouldn't be surprised if you heard the rumble of thunder. the rain band becoming more fragmented as we move into the afternoon. if you are close to the potential of that rain, it may be very wet across the high ground in wales and then stretching into parts of the midlands and east anglia. sunday into monday, the strongest wind into the near continent. low— pressure wind into the near continent. low—pressure in the south—western quarter during the first part of monday and then things are going to quieten down, sadly overnight monday into

still quite loudly for shetland today with some drizzle possible. 0therwise quite loudly for shetlandther for the majority of us. the top ten to four northern scotla nd us. the top ten to four northern scotland will reach over 19 celsius so it could yet be the warmest day of the year so far. northern ireland will reach 18 or so, and parts of north—west england. the further east you come, chilly easterly winds are feeding in which will keep the temperature is pegged back around the coastline of east anglia and kent. no problems for the valve three macro football matches. blair spells at kick—off. it will stay dry overnight with clear skies. the exception is perhaps across parts of eastern england, where we could see some areas of cloud drifting in from the north sea. temperatures staying above freezing in towns and cities, but there will be pockets of frost further north. the week ahead is a dry, warm start to the week, but some changes towards the middle of the week across the north and west. 0n the week across the north and west. on monday, another dry day for most of us. any early m

lots of sunshine again on sunday apart from shetland.nd across southern parts of england. generally temperatures in the mid teens. western scotland, north and west wales with the highest. a bit more cloud around, breaking up and coming and going. cooler for scotland cloud around, breaking up and coming and going. coolerfor scotland and northern ireland stop sunshine further south. hello, welcome to bbc news. our top stories. the united states says it is investigating whether coalition aircraft carried out strikes in an area of mosul where many civilians have been killed. as the eu celebrates its 60th birthday in rome, thousands take to the streets to celebrate and to protest. how is the self—proclaimed great dealmaker, presidents rump, likely to deal with a major defeat over his health—care reforms. and a ban on laptops and ta blets reforms. and a ban on laptops and tablets in hand luggage on flights from several men these —— middle eastern countries to the us and uk comes into effect.

i'm joined by the liberal democrat mp for all plea and shetland, alistair carmichael. —— 0rkney and shetland, scotland voted to remain. the one thing that has not changed and will never change, the accession the nicola sturgeon and the scottish nationalists have with scottish independence, that is what this is all about, this is something they are really putting their own party interest ahead of the national interest. all of us in whatever part of the uk we are in face an enormous amount of uncertainty as a result of the vote last june, amount of uncertainty as a result of the vote lastjune, this is one of the vote lastjune, this is one of the few things you can imagine will actually make this worse. this is something that the bull of scotland do not want or need and it should not be happening. nevertheless she says that scottish people do want another chance, she says you have to have the vote before it is too late, before scotland is taken out of the european union. one of the biggest contradictions at the heart of the case today by the snp, they say we wa nt case today by the snp, they sa

the oil around shetland and all the rest of it, despite the fact the government's budget is going to expensive to get oil out of the ground. i noticed you tweeted yesterday, " ra rely ground. i noticed you tweeted yesterday, "rarely have i heard such self—centred, sanctimonious, hollow rhetoric". pretty un— fare considering scotland voted to stay in the european union? element as far as in the european union? element as farasi in the european union? element as faras i am in the european union? element as far as i am personally concerned, and effective approach on her part. —— as faras and effective approach on her part. —— as far as i'm concerned. and effective approach on her part. -- as far as i'm concerned. no aid of england, no regulation, also, 5 million people trying to generate an economy that can stand on its own feet within the european union with an excellent charts that they won't meet the financial criteria to get into the eu. what happens with fast lane. it is a multibillion pound project that involves both sets of people on both sides of the border in scotland. what hap

scotland will be dry, but we will keep some showers going across the northern isles, towards lerwick, shetlandcloud increasing in scotland, ahead of this rain that arrives in northern ireland through the afternoon. it is mostly light and patchy. ahead of it, still dry across many central, northern and eastern parts of england. a decent enough day, the sunshine turning increasingly hazy as the cloud increases. and we will see some patchy rain coming into wales and the south—west of england as well. no great amounts during daylight hours. through the evening, the rain turns a bit heavier, and briefly we could see a bit of snow in the scottish mountains. but the rain across northern parts of the country doesn't last too long. it is further south across england and wales where the rain grinds to a halt a bit overnight. that wil keep the temperatures up, leading to some misty weather and some hill fog. clearer skies to the north, and it will be turning a touch chilly. some stronger winds in the far north—west of scotland, perhaps, and a milder wind blowing across southern parts of england and wales

scotland will be dry, but we will keep some showers going across the northern isles, towards lerwick, shetlandnd, ahead of this rain that arrives in northern ireland through the afternoon. it is mostly light and patchy. ahead of it, still dry across many central, northern and eastern parts of england. a decent enough day. the sunshine turning increasingly hazy as the cloud increases. and we will see some patchy rain coming into wales and the south—west of england as well. no great amounts during daylight hours. through the evening, the rain turns a bit heavier, and briefly we could see a bit of snow in the scottish mountains. but the rain across northern parts of the country doesn't last too long. it is further south across england and wales where the rain grinds to a halt a bit overnight. that wil keep the temperatures up, leading to some misty weather and some hill fog. clearer skies to the north, and it will be turning a touch chilly. some stronger winds in the far north—west of scotland, perhaps, and a milder wind blowing across southern parts of england and wales, where we are more likely

more cloud around on saturday, especially in the shetlands.e. as day breaks you can see the extent of the sunshine to begin with, but hints of either mist fog patches, or low cloud, to begin with, through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands and into wales. it should not last too long. by mid—morning that should be gone. look at the strength of the wind in east anglia, south—east england and along the south coast. if anything that may be a notch up compared to what we had on friday. quite a windy picture for some of us. you will need to shelter from the easterly wind to get the best of the warmth from the sunshine. the blue sky continues for the majority of the afternoon. that warmth will be felt, especially where the wind is right down the western side of the uk, 15 or 16 celsius. saturday, a fine evening, but a chilly night. a touch of frost, especially in the north. remember, on saturday night the clocks go forward an hour, the beginning of british summer time. nothing to do with the weather, though it sounds good. great for night

showers in north—west scotland ease into the afternoon, we keep rain in shetland, gradually we bringe uk but it isa into western parts of the uk but it is a slow process. not in scotland by the end of the afternoon, some rain initially in northern ireland to any happier and more persistent later. perhaps not even at this stage, it might take until the evening. and clouding up and get some outbreaks of rain reaching into parts of wales and south—west england, turning heavier later. but for the north of england, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, a fine afternoon with the wind freshening in western parts as the main moves in. the wet weather moves gradually further east tomorrow evening, some hill snow in the north showing up in scotland in particular. gales across the north west of scotland continuing on wednesday with showers, breezy in the south and outbreaks of rain on wednesday gradually clearing. elsewhere some sunny spells to be had and temperatures just creeping into double figures. the mild appeal continues on thursday and friday as we ta ke continues on thursday an

some sunshine and persistent rain largely saved for the shetland isles. it makes room for another one, the first part of monday, a glancing blow into the south—west corner but in its own rights that will be another spell of rather wet and windy fair, monday elsewhere and in between sort of day, not an awful lot going on, dry weather, brightness and the bulk of the showers across the northern and north—western parts of scotland and northern ireland. the isobars start a ridge from monday into tuesday, more settled conditions, much of it comes overnight, a chilly night, and we look towards the atlantic to see the next spell of pretty wet weather piling into wards northern ireland, and eventually the western fringes of scotla nd and eventually the western fringes of scotland and wales with the best of scotland and wales with the best of the weather to be found through tuesday towards the east. the fronts come to get you here. at least the frontal systems clear away for the most pa rt frontal systems clear away for the most part in the north sea and the englis

fire location in new castle, along shetland drive. one paoli thorndale line is 16 minutes late. >> reporter: we have a 42 today, inch by inch we're getting better with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have lots of sun on the st. patrick's day. in the overnight hours tonight and into tomorrow, we'll get a wintry mix in the area with snowfall north and west of the city. might get a coating in the lehigh valley. overnight tonight into tomorrow. tomorrow during the day, stays unsettled, lots of clouds, 44 for the high, a few showers or wet snow showers in the poconos, saturday night into sunday, once again light snowfall coming and you will get a coating to potentially two inches of snow in spots. >> health check, a lot of people will be eating food with green food coloring today to celebrate st. patrick's day, is it safe? research on artificial food coloring is mixed. experts are not sure how much is too much. you should keep in mind, foods with dye are junk food. here's an alternative, natural green foods like brussel

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a windy start for shetland. whether becoming a bit drier later in the day. east wales, the midlands and into yorkshire. that will take an hour or two to clear out of the way. we will eventually get their, some sunshine coming out for all of us. as we get into the afternoon, seeing temperatures rising. the warmest spot is, probably western wales and south—west england. quite pleasant for most of us. towards the east coast and east anglia, temperatures held back by onshore winds. inland, clear skies and light winds. some frost to start the day on sunday. sunday should be a decent day. across england and wales, temperatures a degree down but not bad for this time of year. cloud breaking up, some sunshine coming through. temperatures pushing into the mid— teens in the warmest spot. temperatures looking good as we go through the rest of the weekend. act to you too. —— back. ——2. we'll be back with the headlines at 7 o'clock. now it's time for click with spencer kelly. driving in india is an experience. the roads are crammed, the horn is omnipresent and the rules

. >>> the coast guard rescued five men from a sinking ship off shetland off scotland. the fisherman had to jump into icy waters an a minute later the boat was gone. the coast guard used a life boat and helicopter in the rescue. >>> a terrifying int at a hotel in nebraska that was caught on camera. a worker fearlessly fought off a masked attacker. lindsey davis reports that reaction helped police catch the crook. >> reporter: scary moments caught on tape as the masked man creeps around the lobby of a hotel walking the halls and peering around corners. after 3:00 a.m. a female employee gets up from the back office. the assailant springs into action. he tries to force her into a nearby, she pulls the mask off his face. the man flees, he comes back to get the mask. when he entered the lobby without his mask they got a flips of his face, he is 29-year-old zachary lee person, investigators are accrediting the bairve hotel worker -- brave hotel worker because she was able to rip off the mask. we asked a self-defense expert expert -- expert what someone should do in a similar

shetland, some occasional light rain. the vast majority, sunshine from dawn to dusk.ern england. you need to be out of a breeze to take advantage of the warmth and sunshine. 15— 16 celsius in the warm spots on saturday. not quite as chilly on saturday night. not that many fog patches around a sunday begins. still quite easy to the south, maybe some cloud coming into eastern parts of the uk during the day. the vast majority will end the day. the vast majority will end the weekend as they begin it, with plenty of sunshine. for a more detailed forecast where you are, go online. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and rachel burden. a blow for president trump as he admits defeat on one of his main campaign promises. he's forced to abandon a vote on healthcare reform because he couldn't get enough support from his own party. good morning, it's saturday 25th march. also ahead — did he act alone? police try to piece together the final movements of the westminster attacker khalid masood. a whatsapp message sent minutes before his killing spree is being looked at. pol

in new castle there's a fire location along shetland drive to avoid.ter report in somerton there's a crash byberry road calmly school at evans street. there's congestion reported there, as well. >> thank you matt. >>> we're following developing details in the sad death of a new york city emt a mother of five was run over by a man who had stolen her ambulance. fdnc released this picture of the 44-year-old who were responding to a calling in the bronx last night. they were alerted there was a man riding on the back bumper of the vehicle. the emts got out of the vehicle to check it out. the 25-year-old suspect ran around them and jumped into the driver seat running over her and dragging her. >> there was a bloody scream i will remember it, my partner, my partner, a bone-chilling scream. >> a passing officer and bystander subdued and arrest the suspect. her partner was not physically hurt, but she ended up dieing of her injuries. >>> ten people were hurt in the explosion that rocked the slopes of mount etna in italy. the bbc just happened to be there worki

some outbreaks of rain in shetland and rain moving into western parts of the uk.rent in scotland. the breeze picking up in the west. outbreaks of rain in northern ireland. for northern england, the midlands, a fine day to come. four wales and self—esteem and some outbreaks of rain heading in. you can see the breeze starting to freshen. east anglia, south east england, light winds and a fine afternoon. temperatures topping at seven. through tuesday evening, we ta ke seven. through tuesday evening, we take the rain from west to east. also in the east, in scotland. a lot of that is gone by wednesday. gales in north—west scotland, but showers, of breaks of rain pulling away from southern inland. many places brightening up. one or two showers. temperatures edging up. that process continues thursday and friday as we push a warm front across the uk. cloud the breaks of rain but the mild air is in for thursday and friday. butchers in double figures, widespread, some spots into the mid teens. this is bbc news. i‘m clive myrie. the headlines at 11 o‘clock: president trump h

some thicker cloud and spots of drizzle potential in shetland. point something i think is quite likely this afternoon. northern ireland, 18 degrees in a few spots and 18 as well for western wales, parts of north—west england but come to the south—east. chilly winds blowing and it will keep the temperature is cooler and fresher. for the world cup qualifiers, it is dry at wembley. temperatures into double figures for all of these matches so the weather no problem at all for playing football. 0vernight tonight, we will keep the clear skies for most of us. perhaps a bit of cloud developing over the north sea coasts, drifting inland across parts of lincolnshire and yorkshire and temperatures falling low enough to give us some frost patches again for northern ireland and scotland. looking at the weather for the week ahead, some sunny spells and staying on the warm side we will see some changes coming in particularly on wednesday with outbreaks of rain working into the north and west. before we get that, we have some dry, sunny weather to look forward t

early showers in north west scotland, not many left behind, shetland, then for many dry tuesday.11 across southern england, most at seven, nine, further unsettled spells through the week but particularly thursday and friday turning milder. hello. this is bbc news, the headlines at half eight: president trump has signed a new executive order, imposing a ban on travellers from six mainly muslim countries. iraq is no longer on the list. the head of the french car company psa, has played down fears of british plant closures, after its takeover of vauxhall. he says he has faith in the uk's 4000 workers. as long as we improve the performance and we become the best, there is no risk they should fear. leaders of the french centre—right have reaffirmed their support for francois fillon as their candidate in next month's presidential election. police say 13 potential uk terror attacks have been prevented in almost four years. counter terrorism officers are urging the public to be vigilant. a zoo in cumbria has lost its license, after almost 500 animals died in the last four years. the trum

the weather moves towards the shetland isles and showers follow—on behind, then a new band of cloud,hing the first part of sunday that neck of the woods. it moves so slowly but surely but it is quite slow—moving, so surely but it is quite slow—moving, so be really wet start across the south—west quarter and really quite windy. about whether orientate itself towards northern wales, and on towards and via the midlands. at last we can talk about sunshine, getting into a good part of northern and eastern scotland, south—eastern scotla nd and eastern scotland, south—eastern scotland and northern ireland and brighter skies getting in across the south. sunday on into tuesday, no signs of a meaningful high pressure, although that is what we would call although that is what we would call a transient ridge of high pressure before the next set of weather fronts piled their way in from the atlantic. we get through the week and's wet weather, a lot of cloud, some showers, and tuesday is all downhill. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: sinn fein celebrates a surge in support in northern irela

still some cloud in shetland, perhaps orkney, a little bit of lighter cloud across the english channelds further north. lots of sunshine across the bulk of scotland, away from the northern isles. this time the highest temperatures in scotland more likely to be further west in western scotland. across counties fermanagh and tyrone we could get up to 18. 18 possible in the north and west of wales. generally about the mid—teens. the edge taken off the sunshine by the stronger winds in southern england. it could be a touch cooler than saturday in devon and cornwall and those temperatures pegged back right on the coast with the onshore breeze. a lovely evening if you're heading to wembley for the football on sunday. but once the sun goes down we will find those temperatures falling very quickly. perhaps not quite so low, because on monday there will be a bit more cloud around, especially moving northwards into northern england and southern scotland, northern ireland. still a lovely day across the north—west of scotland. for most of england and wales there will be some sunshine. not as windy

far north, northern ireland and scotla nd far north, northern ireland and scotland particularly shetlandost of us will see blue sky from dawn to dust and temperatures would expire. in the north sea coast it will feel chilly but elsewhere, low to mid teens, typically high teens across parts of north—west wales, northern ireland, parts of scotland. the lot of football taking place tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening, again if you are doing, you will ta ke again if you are doing, you will take a few layers. weather—wise it will stay dry. how long does the dry weather last? well not forever, we have got low—pressure edging up from the south—west, these fronts would eventually bring some showery rain, more cloud in the sky i think through monday on until tuesday but only a scattering of showers can still some fine weather around but certainly for the next 2a hours it is sunshine all of the way. enjoy it. all of the latest, we are back in halfan it. all of the latest, we are back in half an hour's time. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at five. ukip‘s only mp douglas ca

still some cloud in shetland, perhaps 0rkney, a little bit of lighter cloud across the english channele highest temperatures in scotland more likely to be further west in western scotland. across counties fermanagh and tyrone we could get up to 18. 18 possible in the north and west of wales. generally about the mid—teens. the edge taken off the sunshine by the stronger winds in southern england. it could be a touch cooler than saturday in devon and cornwall and those temperatures pegged back right on the coast with the onshore breeze. a lovely evening if you're heading to wembley for the football on sunday. but once the sun goes down we will find those temperatures falling very quickly. perhaps not quite so low, because on monday there will be a bit more cloud around, especially moving northwards into northern england and southern scotland, northern ireland. still a lovely day across the north—west of scotland. for most of england and wales there will be some sunshine. not as windy in the south. temperatures still 16—17 degrees. not as warm where we have that cloud. we'll find things g

for shetland, occasional spot of drizzle, quite breezy, temperatures 9 degrees.e warmer spots across western counties, 18 degrees, 19 possible across parts of west wales. mainly north—west england as well. sheltered from these wins that will make it feel little on the fresh side across eastern parts of england today. no problems for the world cup qualifying football matches. staying dry at wembley, winds are park and hamdan. a bit of late day sunshine at wembley. we will keep that clear and dry weather this evening. it will be called for northern ireland and scotland, maybe a little bit of cloud moving in from the north sea affecting eastern england. high pressure still with us for the week ahead, more warm sunshine to come, but we will see changes by the time we get the middle part of the week, outbreaks of rain in the north and west. here is monday‘s forecast, another dry day for everyone just about. cloudy start across eastern areas, that will then and break—up with sunny spells coming through. early morning frost coming through, and in the sunshine feeling pr

it will stay quite cloudy today in shetland. an odd spot of morning rain and then dry bright.mperatures should get to 70 degrees in the warm spots. but possibly 1819 degrees in parts of western wales, where there are some hotspots. cooler on the east coast due to onshore winds. gusty winds, too, and overnight cloud with those clear skies in place, whether winds are light, it will be cold, down two —4 are light, it will be cold, down two “11 minus five degrees. —— where the winds. a similar one to the wungong pass. the cloud should burn off early. plenty of sunshine again, but the taps temperatures will be an odd degree lower across england and wales, competitive age. —— to the onejust wales, competitive age. —— to the one just past. winds are blowing across the south coast of england. that is alinta look out for. plenty of sunshine through the course of the day. senator looking fine dry, but the clocks go forward by an hour tonight, and that means if you are working, like me, tomorrow, that is 110w working, like me, tomorrow, that is now less than that. back thank you very muc

still some cloud in shetland, perhaps orkney, a little bit of lighter cloud across the english channelight winds further north. lots of sunshine across the bulk of scotland, away from the northern isles. this time the highest temperatures further west, in scotland. in western scotland, we could get up to 18 degrees in parts. 18 possible in the north and west of wales. generally about the mid—teens. the edge taken off the sunshine by the stronger winds in southern england. it could be a touch cooler than saturday in devon and cornwall and those temperatures pegged back right on the coast with the onshore breeze. a lovely evening if you are heading to wembley for the football on sunday. but once the sun goes down we will find those temperatures falling very quickly. perhaps not quite so low, because on monday there will be a bit more cloud around, especially moving northwards into northern england and southern scotland, northern ireland. still a lovely day in the north—west of scotland. for most of england and wales there will be some sunshine. not as windy in the south. temperatures sti

some rain moving from orkney to shetland. good sunny spells elsewhere.her pushes towards the east tomorrow night, so we will all get it at some stage. it stays unsettled for the rest of the week. not a wash—out. there will be drier, brighter moments, particularly on thursday and friday, when it will be mild, with temperatures in the mid—teens. this is bbc news at five — the headlines. the head of french car giant psa has played down fears of british plant closures after its takeover of vauxhall — saying he has faith in the uk's 4,000 workers. as long as we improve the performance and we become the best, there is no risk they should fear. president trump has signed a new executive order — imposing a ban on travellers from six mainly muslim countries — iraq is no longer included. 13 potential uk terror attacks have been prevented in almost four years — according to counter—terrorism police — as the public is urged to be vigilant. a zoo in cumbria has lost its license — after almost 500 animals died there in the last four years. a good time to catch up with

blue skies again for most of the uk, apart from shetland and orkney.9 degrees towards the highlands for mothering sunday. 17 possibly in the north and west of wales, as it was today. but generally speaking, temperatures pretty good but this time of year. it does call down very quickly choosing the evening, as we're seeing right now. if you go to the football tomorrow, expected to feel a little bit chilly. it will warm up again on monday. a few changes on monday, we're contaminating our high with cloud, especially in eastern england and scotland. but in the sunshine, we're looking at the mid—teens and it should be a decent day. the high—pressure will not last forever and we as we head into tuesday, we we're looking like we will replace the sunshine with some showers. possibly heavy and even thundery, perhaps getting as far north as northern england. but north of that, it should be dry. and not quite as warm as it was today in the sunshine. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 8 pm. ukip's only mp douglas carswell quits the party to sit in p

one exception will be shetland were thicker cloud is coming and going.e warmest spot, probably across the north of scotland later this afternoon. overnight tonight, more in the way of low cloud drifting in from the north sea, some fog patches dotted around as well. chilly for scotla nd dotted around as well. chilly for scotland and northern ireland, with pockets of frost first thing on monday morning. it may take a few hours before this frog to burn away, but eventually it should do for most of us, another dry day with plenty of us, another dry day with plenty of sunshine and lighter winds, so it will start to warm up with highs of 17 or 18 celsius. still pleasantly warm, particularly in the west. this is bbc news, the headlines at 11. home secretary amber rudd says the government "will not resile from taking action" against technology firms if they host material that could aid terrorists. we wa nt we want them to recognise that they have a responsibility to engage with government, with law enforcement agencies when there is a terrorist situation. scotla

in shetland, the cloud is thick enough for the occasional spot of rain. that is the exception. for west and wales. 18 degrees for the warmest spot in south—west england. the gusty winds continuing to blow around the south coast, making it cooler. temperatures pegged back a little bit around the eastern coast. the winds keeping the frost that they are across southern england. elsewhere, near the heart of the high—pressure, we will see those temperatures taking a tumble. in the countryside, widespread frost, with lows getting down to minus four degrees, minus five degrees. there could be some mist and fog patches first thing in the morning. essentially another gorgeous day. lots of spring sunshine. cool easterly winds continue to make their presence felt in the south. a similar kind of day otherwise. temperatures may be a degree down in england. still pretty one. we should see highs reaching the teens. a decent start to next week. however, it will turn cloudy in western areas from midweek week onwards with the threat of some rain and brisk winds in the west. the clocks go forward

oil, the find near the shetland islands.a while. is this significant in terms of the uk oil industry? it is significant. it is estimated to be about one billion barrels, largest previous field is the 40s one. it is a large amount of previously undiscovered oil. that's good for the uk economy in the long run and could be good for scotland as well. ironic given that the prime minister was in scotland today again talking around the whole brexit issue and clearly when the scottish independence vote was going on, we we re independence vote was going on, we were hearing about the importance of oil to the scottish economy. i this think this is a significant find. markets, the dow opened lower, ftse, the cac are down because of this failure of president donald trump being able to push through the reforms. how sustained will these be going through the rest of the week? in the uk we're getting towards the end of the tax year and professional investors, and private clients and stockbrokers like to tidy up their portfolios, they have ha

more cloud around on saturday, especially in the shetlands. mist fog patches, or low cloud, to begin with, through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands and into wales. it should not last too long. by mid—morning that should be gone. look at the strength of the wind in east anglia, south—east england and along the south coast. if anything that may be a notch up compared to what we had on friday. quite a windy picture for some of us. you will need to shelter from the easterly wind to get the best of the warmth from the sunshine. the blue sky continues for the majority of the afternoon. that warmth will be felt, especially where the wind is right down the western side of the uk, 15 or 16 celsius. saturday, a fine evening, but a chilly night. a touch of frost, especially in the north. remember, on saturday night the clocks go forward an hour, the beginning of british summer time. nothing to do with the weather, though it sounds good. great for night workers, and great if you want your light longer into the evening. here are the sunset ti

not great for the shetland isles, but an improved day for most of scotland.hern ireland. glorious weather over the north of england. we have the weather front. from the north of wales, through the midlands to east anglia and the south—east. following behind, the speed of the wind and the gusts, up to 60 mph in exposed locations. gradually easing as we go to the afternoon. the showers keep coming. the rain gets a bit more patchy across the heart of england and wales. no doubt about it, the best conditions for most of scotland and northern ireland. that's a half decent day, especially compared to what some of you have suffered today. sunday into monday, tuesday, low— pressure today. sunday into monday, tuesday, low—pressure flirting with the south—west and then disappears. the best weather is monday night into tuesday and then on tuesday we have more cloud and rain, some of it quite heavy. the wind is a feature. monday is betwixt and between, when the low pressure has gone away, a lot of cloud. then we have a new band of cloud and rain from the west. a lot goin

scotland will be dry, but we will keep some showers going across the northern isles, towards lerwick, shetlandl see the cloud increasing in scotland, ahead of this rain that arrives in northern ireland through the afternoon. it is mostly light and patchy. ahead of it, still dry across many central, northern and eastern parts of england. a decent enough day, the sunshine turning increasingly hazy as the cloud increases. and we will see some patchy rain coming into wales and the south—west of england as well. no great amounts during daylight hours. through the evening, the rain turns a bit heavier, and briefly we could see a bit of snow in the scottish mountains. but the rain across northern parts of the country doesn't last too long. it is further south across england and wales where the rain grinds to a halt a bit overnight. that wil keep the temperatures up, leading to some misty weather and some hill fog. clearer skies to the north, and it will be turning a touch chilly. some stronger winds in the far north—west of scotland, perhaps, and a milder wind blowing across southern parts of england

more cloud in the northern isles, especially towards shetland.and and northern ireland, where temperatures in the manner and tyrone and the highlands of scotland could get up to 17—19 or so —— in the manner. cooler around the north sea coast of england. west of wales, 70 degrees, a bit like today. a little cloud wandering up the tunnel isles, still a clean wind blowing —— the channel islands. for the football, as we head into the evening, it looks like it is going to be fine and dry. temperatures will fall away very quickly once the sun goes down. warms up again on monday with some sunshine. a few areas of cloud wandering up again from the english channel. more particularly across north—east england and heading into scotland. the eastern side of scotland in particular will not be as warm as today. some social and further not as strong in the southern parts of england. gradually the high pressure is going to be broken down early next week. this weather front pushing up from the south threatens to bring with it some showers that could be heavy and

close to the area of high pressure, the winds are lightest, still a bit more cloud coming into shetlandt nagging wind, that easterly wind quite brisk across southern parts of england. that'll take the edge off the temperatures. generally we're looking at around about the mid—teens, a touch cooler around about the eastern coasts of england. highest temperatures probably across western scotland, western parts of northern ireland and west wales. again, 18 maybe 19 degrees. but some changes on monday. a bit more cloud around taking temperatures back across northern england, southern scotland, northern ireland but to the south, not as windy and there'll be some more warm sunshine as well. police say the westminster attacker khalid masood acted alone and his motive may never be known. they also say the incident lasted just 82 seconds and there is no information to suggest further attacks are planned. the family of the police officer keith palmer who was killed have paid tribute to his selfless bravery and loving nature. good morning, it's sunday 26th march. more than 30 people are injured aft

more cloud around on saturday, especially in the shetlands., mostly on the light side. as day breaks you can see the extent of the sunshine to begin with, but hints of either mist fog patches, or low cloud, to begin with, through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands and into wales. it should not last too long. by mid—morning that should be gone. look at the strength of the wind in east anglia, south—east england and along the south coast. if anything that may be a notch up compared to what we had on friday. quite a windy picture for some of us. you will need to shelter from the easterly wind to get the best of the warmth from the sunshine. the blue sky continues for the majority of the afternoon. that warmth will be felt, especially where the wind is right down the western side of the uk, 15 or 16 celsius. saturday, a fine evening, but a chilly night. a touch of frost, especially in the north. remember, on saturday night the clocks go forward an hour, the beginning of british summer time. nothing to do with the weather, though it sou

more cloud around on saturday, especially in the shetlands.f either mist fog patches, or low cloud, to begin with, through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands and into wales. it should not last too long. by mid—morning that should be gone. look at the strength of the wind in east anglia, south—east england and along the south coast. if anything that may be a notch up compared to what we had on friday. quite a windy picture for some of us. you will need to shelter from the easterly wind to get the best of the warmth from the sunshine. the blue sky continues for the majority of the afternoon. that warmth will be felt, especially where the wind is right down the western side of the uk, 15 or 16 celsius. saturday, a fine evening, but a chilly night. a touch of frost, especially in the north. remember, on saturday night the clocks go forward an hour, the beginning of british summer time. nothing to do with the weather, though it sounds good. great for night workers, and great if you want your light longer into the evening. here are the s

close to the area of high pressure, the winds are lightest, cloud in shetland and 0rkney.s of england, taking the edge of magna temperatures. generally mid—teens, a touch cooler in eastern coasts. —— mid—teens —— —— taking the edge off temperatures. a bit more cloud around poking temperatures back in northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland but not so windy in the south and more in the way of sunshine as well. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting at home and around the globe. i'm lebo diseko. our top stories: the us admits that coalition aircraft did strike an area of mosul where many civilians were killed last week. a new leaderfor hong kong is being chosen right now, but critics condemn the lack of democracy. hello. the pentagon has acknowledged that american—led coalition fighter jets struck a location in the iraqi city of mosul, where many civilians were killed. us central command says iraqi military requested the attack against islamic state militants.