west of the uk. it will be chilly, generally speaking. temperatures up to five degrees and a touch of frost possible in the north of scotland. it is notjust rain across the south—west of england an ugly commute with the surface water and spray. the bulk of wales and the midlands and the south—east of england gets off to a reasonable start although some eastern counties are still fairly cloudy. the north—west of england on a bright start to the day. maybe a few patches of mist, however a little bit of misty fog in some parts of scotland. scattered showers towards the north and west, where it will be quite breezy as well. quite breezy too down towards the south—west of england but that breeze should help push that rain away. things will be improving all the while here. elsewhere it looks like it could turn into a day of sunny spells and showers, with most across central and eastern areas. sunny out the further west you are. although we will see fair bit of cloud and rain moving in here. top temperatures up to 11 degrees. as we go through monday evening, things will quiet down. pressure builds across the uk, rain comes for the far north of the uk where it will still be quite win

in the morning, it is notjust rain across the south—west of england, there is potential for snow on thely commute with the surface water and spray. some of the rain fringes into the south of wales. the bulk of wales and the midlands and the south—east of england gets off to a reasonable start although some eastern counties are still fairly cloudy. the north—west of england on a bright start to the day. maybe a few patches of mist, however a little bit of misty fog in some parts of scotland. a lot of dry weather but scattered showers towards the north and west, where it will be quite breezy as well. quite breezy too down towards the south—west of england but that breeze should help push that rain away. things will be improving all the while here. elsewhere it looks like it will turn into a day of sunny spells and showers, with most across central and eastern areas. sunny out the further west you are. northern ireland though, we will see fair bit of cloud and rain moving in here. top temperatures up to 11 degrees. as we go through monday evening, things will quiet down. pressure builds ac

eastern counties of england has outbreaks of rain. much brighter in the north—westht start to the day in northern ireland. more cloud for large parts of scotland. 0ther ireland. more cloud for large parts of scotland. other places will be dry. rain to be had in the north and west and into the northern isles as well, where it will be breezy. things will improve in the south—west of england. rain will fragment in the latter part of the morning. a few showers but they will be few and far between. we will see a scattering of showers developing. sunshine and showers into the afternoon but lengthy spells of sunshine for many especially to the west. things quieten down to monday evening and overnight as this ridge of high pressure building. we are looking towards the west for this next spell of wind and rain to move in. it'll be a chilly start for many but brighter on tuesday. clouds and the rain moving into northern ireland and things going downhill here and it will be windy and it makes its way across the irish sea in the afternoon. then to the evening, it looks like the

west of the uk. it will be chilly, generally speaking. temperatures up to five degrees and a touch of frost possible in the north of scotland. it is notjust rain across the south—west of englandurface water and spray. the bulk of wales and the midlands and the south—east of england gets off to a reasonable start although some eastern counties are still fairly cloudy. the north—west of england on a bright start to the day. maybe a few patches of mist, however in a little bit misty fog in some parts of scotland. scattered showers towards the north and west where it will be quite breezy as well. quite breezy as well down towards the south—west of england but that breed should help push that rain away. things will be improving all the while here. elsewhere it looks like it could turn into a day of sunny spells and showers is the showers across central and eastern areas. sunny out the further west you are. although we will see fair bit of cloud and rain moving in here. top temperatures up to 11 degrees. as we go through monday evening things will quiet down pressure builds across the uk rain becomes for the finals of the uk where it will still be quite windy but we are looking wes

heavy rain works into the far south—west of england, with strengthening winds. clear quickly and then better than today in terms of more dry weather and sunshine, still a scattering of showers, temperatures of 7—iid. hello, this is bbc news with me, maxine mawhinney. the headlines at 12:30pm: the chancellor, phillip hammond, has dismissed as "reckless" calls for him to increase spending in his first budget on wednesday. barack obama has denied accusations by president trump that he ordered phones at trump tower in new york to be tapped during last year's us election. the chinese premier, has warned that the country's economy is facing a number of threats — and has announced a lower growth target of 6.5%. a memorial is to be built close to the beaches of the d—day landings in northern france, to honour the thousands of british soldiers and sailors who died during the operation in 1944. i will be back with the full bulletin at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: smoking streets, burning fruit and keeping our cool as we go live in

bright start for the north—west of england, northern ireland and much of scotla nd england, northern d west were it will be breezy through the morning. improvements in the south—west through the day. the rain will become fragmented, turned the showers before fading away pretty much completely into the afternoon. elsewhere, a day of sunny spells and scattered showers. most of the showers will be across central and eastern areas. wetter weather getting into northern ireland. scattering of showers on the western side of scotland. monday evening, things quieten down nicely with this ridge of high pressure. it will be temporary because the next low— pressure temporary because the next low—pressure system is heading our way and it will bring wind and rain. ahead of that is a chilly start on tuesday. a bright start for many, going downhill quickly in northern ireland, turning wet and windy and the wet and windy weather makes its way into the western side of the mainland in the afternoon. through the evening, the rain marchers steadily eastwards and i think we will all see rain for a time dur

west of the uk. it will be chilly, generally speaking. temperatures up to five degrees and a touch of frost possible in the north of scotland. it is notjust rain across the south—west of england tops of the moors. apart from that, an ugly commute with the surface water and spray. the bulk of wales and the midlands and the south—east of england gets off to a reasonable start although some eastern counties are still fairly cloudy. the north—west of england on a bright start to the day. maybe a few patches of mist, however a little bit of misty fog in some parts of scotland. scattered showers towards the north and west, where it will be quite breezy as well. quite breezy too down towards the south—west of england but that breeze should help push that rain away. things will be improving all the while here. elsewhere it looks like it could turn into a day of sunny spells and showers, with most across central and eastern areas. sunny out the further west you are. although we will see fair bit of cloud and rain moving in here. top temperatures up to 11 degrees. as we go through monday evening, things will quiet down. pressure builds across the uk, rain comes for the far north of the

in the morning, it is notjust rain across the south—west of england, there is potential for snow on theith the surface water and spray. some of the rain fringes into the south of wales. the bulk of wales and the midlands and the south—east of england gets off to a reasonable start although some eastern counties are still fairly cloudy. the north—west of england on a bright start to the day. maybe a few patches of mist, however a little bit of misty fog in some parts of scotland. a lot of dry weather but scattered showers towards the north and west, where it will be quite breezy as well. quite breezy too down towards the south—west of england but that breeze should help push that rain away. things will be improving all the while here. elsewhere it looks like it will turn into a day of sunny spells and showers, with most across central and eastern areas. sunny out the further west you are. northern ireland though, we will see fair bit of cloud and rain moving in here. top temperatures up to 11 degrees. as we go through monday evening, things will quiet down. pressure builds across the uk,

take that rain and drizzle away from southernmost parts of england, and then it comes back in again from off the atlantic towards the south—westrriving on thursday. brighter day for many other areas. a little sunshine, a few blustery old showers across northern parts of scotland. decent temperatures, and staying mild and cloudy on friday. hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. facebook underfire. a bbc investigation has found it failed to remove sexualised images of children. a senior mp says the findings cast grave doubts on the effectiveness of facebook‘s systems. good morning, it is tuesday 7 march. also this morning: hundreds of millions of pounds of extra funding to set up new schools, but teaching unions say the money should be spent on existing ones.

take that rain and drizzle away from southernmost parts of england, and then it comes back in again from off the atlantic towards the south—wester day for many other areas. a little sunshine, a few blustery old showers across northern parts of scotland. decent temperatures, and staying mild and cloudy on friday. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: president trump signs a revised travel ban against six mainly muslim countries. his team says it will overcome any legal challenge. france's francois fillon finally gets the backing of his centre right party as their candidate in next month's presidential election despite his troubled campaign. and china targets traffic pollution as it promises to "make the skies blue again," but is it losing the battle against the smog? and remembering those who perished on the herald of free enterprise, britain's worst peacetime disaster at sea since the sinking of the titanic.

in the morning, it is notjust rain across the south—west of england, there is potential for snow on theith the surface water and spray. some of the rain fringes into wales. the bulk of wales and the midlands and the south—east of england gets off to a reasonable start although some eastern counties are still fairly cloudy. the north—west of england on a bright start to the day. maybe a few patches of mist, however a little bit of misty fog in some parts of scotland. a lot of dry weather but scattered showers towards the north and west, where it will be quite breezy as well. quite breezy too down towards the south—west of england but that breeze should help push that rain away. things will be improving all the while here. elsewhere it looks like it could turn into a day of sunny spells and showers, with most across central and eastern areas. sunny out the further west you are. northern ireland though, we will see fair bit of cloud and rain moving in here. top temperatures up to 11 degrees. as we go through monday evening, things pressure builds across the uk, rain comes for the far north

there will be something more persistent about the rain across the hills of wales and the north—west of englandu are, the drier and former your table b. thursday, we still have this run of mild south and south westerly breezes. there are active weather fronts with the potential to bring heavy rain to wales and the north—west of england, but in that flow, notice how we warn those collars up quite wildly. if you get caught in the rain, it will be cold. 14, 15 degrees is above the seasonal norm. it could be close to 20 or 21 degrees in the south—east. lots of dry weather, but by friday, the low pressure is on our doorstep, throwing the prospect of an u nsettled throwing the prospect of an unsettled start to the weekend. this is bbc news at 2pm. the headlines: cheering cheers outside court, as a royal marine who killed an injured taliban fighter in afghanistan is given a seven year prison sentence, but told he will be freed in two weeks. alexander blackman was jailed for murder in 2013, but his conviction was reduced to manslaughter earlier this month. his wife is overjoyed. this is the moment we h

in the morning, it is notjust rain across the south—west of england, there is potential for snow on theapart from that, an ugly commute with the surface water and spray. some of the rain fringes into the south of wales. the bulk of wales and the midlands and the south—east of england gets off to a reasonable start although some eastern counties are still fairly cloudy. the north—west of england on a bright start to the day. maybe a few patches of mist, however a little bit of misty fog in some parts of scotland. a lot of dry weather but scattered showers towards the north and west, where it will be quite breezy as well. quite breezy too down towards the south—west of england but that breeze should help push that rain away. things will be improving all the while here. elsewhere it looks like it will turn into a day of sunny spells and showers, with most across central and eastern areas. sunny out the further west you are. northern ireland though, we will see fair bit of cloud and rain moving in here. top temperatures up to 11 degrees. as we go through monday evening, things will quiet do

temperatures seven or 8 degrees, saturday, the first day of april, a mixture of sunshine and showers from the start in wales and south—west englandndery and quite slow—moving with wet weather in the afternoon in eastern scotland, as the showers arrived in the afternoon for east anglia, the highest temperatures, jerry 13 or 111, a little lower than today all the warm when the sun comes out. those showers will be squeezed away by high—pressure overnight keeping bees weather fronts while awake on sunday, early sunday will be quite chilly. these are the numbers in towns and cities, in the countryside across scotland and northern ireland, a pinch of frost although it should warm quickly in the sunshine on sunday and with warm winds perfect weather for the boat race, especially for the spectators who should enjoy that. they will be areas of cloud in the uk, hardly any wind, some sunshine and a very small chance of a shower across northern england. essentially a dry day and with the sunshine it should feel warm. temperatures possibly 16 in the south—east, 13 elsewhere, warm on monday again with a southerly breeze, dry for england and wa

of england. a line of showers. that is it pushing eastwards through the morning. the main focus of the wet weather is going to be further north and westh—west of england. cumbria will be wet to begin with. rain to central and southern scotland. wetter in northern scotland as well. low pressure will bring the wetter weather here. that will push the rain away from northern ireland and north—west england and wales but continue to bring rain in central and northern scotland. to the south of that, one or two showers, but we break the cloud up, we will get sunshine. we have fresher air, but a decent afternoon, 15—17 degrees. improving in northern ireland. showers waiting in the wings. in time for the weekend or the start of the weekend we will get april showers for the first day of the new month, chilly overnight, but a fine day on sunday. not a bad day to the south—east of england, very few showers. the showers will fade away, they will be pushed away by high pressure, it will settle things down for the second—half of the weekend keeping the weather fronts at bay for the time being. a dry day, fine day, sunshine in the morning after the ch

presumably quite a south—west of england. presumably quitea damp south—west of england. in. quite heavy over southern and western areas. despite the breeze and cloud, temperatures up to a0 celsius. online —— cornwall in devon, we could see some brightness and up to 18 celsius —— 1a. on thursday, could be looking like the warmest day of the year so far. tapping into some warm air of the near continent. very mild in the north and west as well. although the south—east will stay largely dry, the north and west will be pretty u nsettled. the north and west will be pretty unsettled. quite a breeze, a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain over the weston hills. on friday, an active front pushing on. persistent and heavier rain spreading eastwards ahead of a breezy and warm front. saturday, sunshine and showers. high pressure building in on sunday, timing is down. nights becoming chilly with clear skies and winds. april showers, some quite heavy. some hail and wonder mixed in in the north and west. high pressure building on sunday, quite a calm day and feeling pleasant in the sunshine.

take that rain and drizzle away from southernmost parts of england, and then it comes back in again from off the atlantic towards the south—westunshine, a few blustery old showers across northern parts of scotland. decent temperatures, and staying mild and cloudy on friday. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm mike embley. president trump has finally signed his replacement executive order on immigration. it re—imposes travel restrictions on six muslim—majority nations. but the new order omits iraq and removes an indefinite ban on syrian refugees. leaders from france's main centre right party have backed francois fillon as their candidate in next month's presidential election. he's been accused of misusing public funds — but his party colleagues have ‘unanimously‘ renewed their support for his candidature. welcome to monday in parliament. the menus from westminster. chinese government has claimed it will make the skyblue again. they wa nt to will make the skyblue again. they want to reduce their reliance on coal and invest billions in renewable energy. they want the encourage the use of green. time now for a look at today in

take that rain and drizzle away from southern—most parts of england, and then it comes back in again from off the atlantic towards the south—westeas. a little sunshine, a few blustery old showers across northern parts of scotland. decent temperatures, and staying mild and cloudy on friday. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: president trump has signed a new executive order imposing a ban on travellers from six mainly muslim countries. most of the contentious aspects of the old order have been removed, such as a stated preference for christian refugees. the new order also drops the indefinite ban on syrian refugees, and will be phased in over the next two weeks. a retired police officer in the philippines has admitted to killing nearly 200 people, saying he was part of a "death squad" approved by the man who is now president, rodrigo duterte. and this video is trending on bbc.com. vets in thailand have operated on a green sea—turtle to remove more than 900 coins she'd swallowed that were thrown into her enclosure for good luck. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. and the top story here in the uk: t

take that rain and drizzle away from southernmost parts of england, and then it comes back in again from off the atlantic towards the south—westome rain arriving on thursday. brighter day for many other areas. a little sunshine, a few blustery old showers across northern parts of scotland. decent temperatures, and staying mild and cloudy on friday. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: president trump signs a revised travel ban against six mainly—muslim countries. his team says it will overcome any legal challenge. a day after north korea conducted its latest missile tests, the united states begins deploying a controversial defence system in south korea. china targets traffic pollution, as it promises to make the skies blue again. but is it losing the battle against the smog? and we meet thailand's luckiest turtle, called bank, who swallowed nearly 1,000 coins and lived to tell the tale.

it will be quite wet and windy in the south of wales and the south—west of england, and that rain will on monday not such a bad day — dry and bright with variable amounts of cloud, but again most places are in single figures, 8 or 9 degrees, fairly typical for monday afternoon. through monday evening still a few showers in the north—west but generally, as pressure builds, we will see things quieten down at least temporarily because out west the next area of wind and rain is gathering. but actually many places will start on a bright note and the further east you are you'll hang onto that dry and bright weather for the longest, because it goes downhill in northern ireland, turning wet and windy, and that wetter, windier weather moves its way into the western side of the mainland through the afternoon. and that wet, windy weather will spread to all parts later on, on tuesday. looking ahead, to the middle and latter part of next week, thejet stream drifts a little further north, and the areas of low pressure will run along that to bring some wind and some rain into the north and west of th

take that rain and drizzle away from southernmost parts of england, and then it comes back in again from off the atlantic towards the south—westher areas. a little sunshine, a few blustery old showers across northern parts of scotland. decent temperatures, and staying mild and cloudy on friday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump signs a revised travel ban against six mainly muslim countries — his team says it will overcome any legal challenge. france's francois fillon finally gets the backing of his centre right party as their candidate in next month's presidential election — despite his troubled campaign. china targets traffic pollution as it promises to "make the skies blue again" — but is it losing the battle against the smog? and we meet thailand's luckiest turtle — called bank — who swallowed nearly a thousand coins and lived to tell the fishy tale.

misty patch is forming in northern parts such as the bill on monday, rain moving into the south—west of englandrrive through tuesday. making its way east across the country. much of the week ahead stays with the unsettled theme with spells of rain at times but some milder end to lose as well. —— interludes. hello, this is bbc news. i am maxine mawhinney. the headlines. the chancellor, phillip hammond, has described as reckless calls for him to increase spending in his first budget on wednesday. barack obama has denied accusations by president trump that he ordered phones at trump tower in new york to be tapped during last year's us election. the chinese premier has warned that the country's vast economy is facing a number of threats and has announced a lower growth target of 6.5 per cent. a memorial is to be built close to the beaches of the d—day in northern france to honour the thousands of british soldiers and sailors who died during the operation in191m. coming up in a few minutes our sunday morning edition of the papers. this morning's reviewers are the political commentator james millar a

heavy across the north—west of england. —west of england. for these more eastern areas, it will be a nice day. 0vernight, more less the same. wherever you are tonight, it's going to be a mild night. tomorrow it looks as though some of that rain will be pushing a little bit further east, at least in the morning. and then in the afternoon it will dry out again across a large part of the uk. some of these north—western areas tomorrow will have a better day. the weekend, looking split again. saturday will bring april showers, the temperatures will be lower as well. come sunday, high pressure is going to build from the south. and we're in for going to build from the south. and we're infora going to build from the south. and we're in for a very pleasant day, with a lot more sunshine. hello it's thursday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. taking back powers from europe; we'll ask which european laws will the government keep after brexit, which ones will go, and what will it mean for you? and as the

in the north—west of england a decent morning. lull in proceedings for much of wales south and west midlands and the south—east. more wind and rain, a thoroughly unpleasant commute across the four counties and into the isles of scilly into the channel islands. that eventually moves off into france but not before we see a hint of winter is on the walls of the south—west. what does that leave behind? not a south—west. what does that leave behind? nota bad south—west. what does that leave behind? not a bad afternoon. there is quite a bit of dry weather but i think we're all in with a risk of seeing the odd shower. nothing to write home about, typically spring fair. monday into tuesday, this ridge of high pressure kills off many but not all of those showers. it offers the prospect of a pretty cool started tuesday, a touch of frost perhaps. after that dry enough start, just watch out in the west, because you will see the wind and rain first because you will see the wind and rainfirst up because you will see the wind and rain first up th

west of scotland. great for northern ireland, especially in the north. wet in the north—west of englandther side of the pennines, but gusty winds developing. west wales is turning wetter and - especially in the wetter and wetter, especially in the hills. much of southern and eastern england and the midlands is likely to be dry but increasing clouds, temperatures 12 or 13 at best. we may get rain towards the south—east this evening but it is mainly over the western hills. the turn d in scotland later in little turn dry in scotland later in the night. here in the north of little turn dry in scotland later in the night. her for the north of little turn dry in scotland later in the night. her for each orth of little turn dry in scotland later in the night. her for each —— h of little turn dry in scotland later in the night. her for each —— cold scotland, cold for each —— cold enough for a touch of frost but otherwise mild. for the weekend, westerly winds continue, strengthening in particular on sunday. some rain at times across the west of the uk, dry and brighter in the east. on saturday w

take that rain and drizzle away from southernmost parts of england, and then it comes back in again from off the atlantic towards the south—westold showers across northern parts of scotland. decent temperatures, and staying mild and cloudy on friday. the headlines on bbc news: president trump has finally signed his replacement executive order on immigration. it re—imposes 90 days of travel restrictions on six muslim—majority nations. but the new order omits iraq, and removes an indefinite ban on syrian refugees. leaders from france's main centre—right party have backed francois fillon as their candidate in next month's presidential election, despite his hugely troubled campaign. he is accused of misusing public funds, but his party colleagues have unanimously renewed their support. the chinese government has claimed it will make the skies blue again, by tackling the country's air pollution crisis. authorities want to reduce reliance on coal and invest billions in renewable energy, and they are targeting emissions from cars, which add to the smog over major cities, by encouraging greener vehicles. coming up next, reporters.

west. that rain will develop more widely in south—west england and wales. northern ireland, north—west england and scotland. some heavy rain over the hills too. but with a lot ofght. into tomorrow though, and heading to the south—east and east anglia, where there may be early sunshine we have this band of cloud that could bring showers eastwards. hit—and—miss and many places will be dry. quickly it should be drying off, in the south—west of england, we have the rain in western parts of wales, through the irish sea, still wet start for northern ireland, cumbria, lancashire, the pennines the and rain in scotland. more rain for the southern uplands. that focus of wet weather shifts to scotland, away from wales, away from north—west england and northern ireland, but turning wetter across central and northern scotland. elsewhere but for one 01’ northern scotland. elsewhere but for one or two northern scotland. elsewhere but for one 01’ two showers northern scotland. elsewhere but for one or two showers it should brighten up. sunshine round and although we have fresher air, 15—17 degrees should feel plea isn't a. showers for northern ireland, just in time for the st

see more show was developing in scotland and northern ireland, a wet start for north—west england, showers elsewhere ofell. showers and the odd rumble of thunder from eastern scotland in the afternoon. showers in the south—east and east anglia by them, higher temperatures, otherwise the numbers lower than today. they were dropped overnight, the showers soon fading away. high pressure building overnight keeping these weather fronts at bay on sunday. billy sunday will be chilly. these of the temperatures in towns and cities, a touch of frost possible in rubles cities, a chilly start for the boat race although warming quickly and with light winds it should be a perfect day for rowing and also for the spectators. a good day pretty much across the board on sunday, some sunshine at times, a small chance of a shower across england, essentially a dry day and with winds quite light on sunday and some sunshine it will feel warm out there. typical temperatures 13, warmer for england and wales, more sunshine around, the breeze picking up, dry for england and wales by day, scotland and northern ireland should see s

taking that rain and drizzle away from southern—most parts of england and then it comes back in again from off the atlantic towards the south—westighter day for many other areas. a little sunshine and a few blustery old showers across northern parts of scotland. decent temperatures and staying mild and cloudy on friday. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: president trump signs a revised travel ban against six mainly muslim countries. his team says it will overcome any legal challenge. the department ofjustice believes this executive order, just as the first executive order, is a proper and legal exercise of presidential authority. a retired police officer in the philippines testifies that the country's president duterte approved the killings of nearly 200 people when he was a city mayor. i'm kasia madera in london. china's war on traffic pollution as it promises to "make the skies blue again," but is it losing the battle against the smog? and tummy trouble for the turtle who ate hundreds of coins!

of england but rain number less. brighter in northern ireland. more cloud for large parts of scotland. rain to be had in the north and the west towards the northern ireland as well, where it will be breezy. things will improve in the south—west of england. the rain fragments into the latter part of the morning. still a few showers but they will be fewer and further between. the eastern side of england, it begins to ease away. we will see showers developing. sunshine and showers into the afternoon but lengthy spells of sunshine for many, especially out towards the west. things quieten down through monday evening and overnight as this ridge of high pressure built in. we are looking towards the west for this next spell of wind and rain to move in. before it does it will be a chilly start but a bright start on tuesday. then we see the clouds and the rain moving into northern ireland. things are going downhill here and the wet and windy weather makes it across the irish scene the afternoon. through the evening, it looks like the rain will cross pretty much all parts. we will all see some rain on tuesday. but it is on the move, hea

of showers into the north and west. heavy at times. quite blustery as well. a few showers and northern ireland. largely dry across northern england. outbreaks of rain pepping up and spreading eastwards. still quite a mild end to the day. overnight it turns much wetter across central and southern areas. meanwhile, we will have an of low pressure pushing into area of low pressure pushing into the north—east of scotland. showers merging together to produce longer spells of rain. colder air pushing in. some of that will be wintry over the higher ground. into monday, this is the pressure chart. tightly packed isobars for scotland. into england and wales have a weather front which will bring a really cloudy, soggy day. but rain slowly pushing its way. eastwards pushing its way to eastwards becoming confined towards the south. generally the north and west will with sunshine. scattered brighter with sunshine, scattered blustery showers and some snow over higher ground as it will be colder there. the last of the zée airj there. the last of the milder air pushes away during monday night and into tuesday it will be much colder. that is the s

increasingly hazy with high amounts of cloud but for northern ireland, parts of wales and south—west of englandloud thickening up and some splashes of rain by the afternoon. into this evening and tonight the rain gathers more momentum and turns heavy and sweeps eastwards. a soggy night in prospect. briefly some hill snow across scotland. maybe northern england and northern ireland as well. that mild air starts to spread itself into the south by the end of the night. 11 tomorrow in plymouth. tomorrow we have low pressure up to the north. this front which is hanging around fora the north. this front which is hanging around for a good part of the day in the south. what that means, really is three distinct slices of weather. southern areas, the channel islands into southern england and the south of wales starting off with a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain but here it is pretty mild. a lot of cloud into the north midlands and north wales. there is some sunshine for northern england southern scotland and northern ireland and then a third slice of weather. blustery winds and frequent showers into nort

front will bea england and this weather front will be a real feature of the weather. it will be drifting slowly westrth but fewer showers for scotland and northern ireland. england and wales continue to see wet weather moving eastwards through the course of today, perhaps a bit of snowfall on the highest ground. seven or eight in the north but a milder 11 in the south. the unsettled theme stays with us into the working week. still some rain around, particularly towards the north and west, but not a complete wash—out. many of us will see drier and brighter weather by tuesday. thank you. have a lovely weekend. we've followed their story from the very start. the four mums who made history by rowing across the atlantic ocean and into the record books. they're known as the yorkshire rows and now their extraordinary tale has been made into a book. breakfast‘s jayne mccubbin has been catching up with them. they were the four ordinary mums who had had an extraordinary dream. and now, to match their place in the record books, a book launch of their very own. let's recap, shall we? this was the moment they se

oi’ two showers had further south, where we could see one or two showers arriving in the south—west of englanduth wales. it's just a threat really through the afternoon. one or offshore just now. most of england and wales will be dry and quite sunny, top temperature about 12 celsius in the south—east. we still got a few showers in the north—west of england, they should fade away this afternoon. more cloud in northern ireland threatening rain later. we have wintry showers and snow over the hills in scotland, some sunshine as well. it's feeling colder, especially in northern scotla nd colder, especially in northern scotland whether winds die down last of all. this evening it turns wet in northern ireland, some rain and hail snow. it pushes into the soup —— into southern scotland and in southern wales and we have rain arriving, that will keep temperatures but quite chilly night in scotland, especially the north of scotland. maybe a pinch of frost but some sunshine here. elsewhere the sunshine is a reluctant visitor tomorrow. there will be brighterfor a while in south—east scotland and north east

west, cloudy with light rain. mist and murk in northern ireland and hill fog. also the case for north—west england and the south—west of, it will be a chilly start. at least bright with sunshine. notice the temperature difference. 6—7 degrees in the east, 10—11 in the west. the cloud in western areas will creep eastwards as the day goes on. not reaching the far south—east and east anglia really until after dark. here you should see the sunshine. maybe a high of 13—14 degrees. in the west, mild but rather cloudy with some rain. the six nations rugby. wales against ireland in cardiff. the odd spit of rain in the air. the weekend, a tale of two halves. saturday looking dry into sunday. a weather front bringing cooler and fresher air mainly across northern and western areas. saturday, skies brightening up in northern ireland and scotland behind this weather front which will bring some dreary weather to central parts of the uk. the south—east, a little bit of brightness. very mild indeed. 15, 16, 17. sunday is a messier picture. we lose one weather front to be replaced another one. some drier interludes here and there. to s

take that rain and drizzle away from southernmost parts of england, and then it comes back in again from off the atlantic towards the south—westr many other areas. a little sunshine, a few blustery old showers across northern parts of scotland. decent temperatures, and staying mild and cloudy on friday. hello you're watching bbc world news. i'm adnan nawaz. our top story this hour: president trump's latest temporary travel ban is condemned by leading democrats who say it'll make the united states less safe. the trump administration described the new executive order on travellers from six mainly muslim countries, as a vital measure to protect us national security. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: a controversial us defence system is deployed in south korea, a day after north korea conducted its latest missile tests. china targets traffic pollution as it promises to make the skies blue again but is it losing the battle against the smog? i'm sally bundock. in business: va va voom — the press are at the geneva motor show

of cloud in the west, damp and drizzly in northern ireland. aspects of rain moving into western scotland. cloud for the far west of england and west wales. e bright and sunny breaks coming through. where you get that it will feel warm, 16 or 17 celsius. going into wednesday evening, some outbreaks of rain in northern scotland, but many of us are going to end the day on a fine note. this is the picture for thursday. the weather will start to turn more active. some outbreaks of rain moving south across scotland and northern ireland reaching parts of northern england and wales. the wind will pick up. it's from friday into the weekend we will notice that bigger change. temperatures will come down. not on the scale of those we're seeing in the north—east of the usa, closer to average for the time of year, maybe below. the wind will pick up. that will help the cooler feel. it will turn wetter. will pick up. that will help the coolerfeel. it will turn wetter. i think there will be a chance of seeing snow in the scottish hills, but for most of us that's going to be in the form of rain. things very different for friday and the weekend compared wit

, wales, the south—west of england.ards east anglia, and maybe the south—east for a while, it will be a chilly start but at least bright with some sunshine. notice the temperature difference — 6—7 degrees in the east, 10—11 in the west. as the day wears on though, the cloud across western areas will slowly creep eastwards. i don't think reaching the far south—east and east anglia really until after dark. here you should see the sunshine. maybe a high of 13—14 degrees. further west though, it will be very mild but rather cloudy with some spots of light rain. so it means for the six nations rugby, wales v ireland, in cardiff, during the evening it looks like it will be a fairly mild one, rather cloudy and there could be the odd spit of rain in the air. now, as we head into the weekend, it's a tale of two halves. i think saturday looking dry into sunday looks like we'll see a weather front bringing some cooler and fresher air, mainly across northern and western areas. for saturday though, skies will be brightening up acros

cloud, occasional outbreaks of rain, especially focused in the north—west of wales and south of englandn two double figures. in the sunshine, that will feel pleasant and some more sunny spells for us on thursday. although it is still miles, it will be much more cloudy. i will have more in half an hour. hello and welcome to 100 days. russian links, wireta ps. now leaks from the cia. us intelligence is firmly under the spotlight. today wikileaks publishes thousands of unverified documents that apparently expose how the cia hacks smart phones and televisions. on this data breach and the president's claim that his phones were tapped, we'll speak to the former head of the cia, michael hayden. republicans reveal their plan for american health care, but conservative critics just say it's "obamacare—lite. " the accidental face of protest against president trump. we speak to the woman behind the icon. the expression itself of the photo you can see it right there. you're not

on monday, rain moving into the south—west of england and perhaps south wales but it clears quickly. st part of tuesday but you will notice the next atlantic weather system moving in. after a dry start to tuesday, cloud and rain sweeping into the west. making its way east across the country. much of the week ahead stays with the unsettled theme with further spells of rain at times but not all week, there will be drier spells. and temperatures rising. by wednesday around 14. more than 90% of the world's population live in areas where the air they breathe is so polluted it doesn't meet air quality standards. over the next week, we'll be looking at what is being done to tackle the problem. so what exactly is air pollution? our environment correspondent david shukman has been taking a look. air pollution, what exactly is it and how bad is it for me? most of it comes from traffic, nitrogen dioxide and tiny particles from exhaust fumes and tyres. you can't actually see some of the most damaging pollution, it is called pm2.5 and involves particles that are microscopically small. so let's use

of scotland. in western scotland and northern england, one or two showers and sunshine as well. better afternoon the westes and south of england. a scattering of showers in the east of england is sunshine between the temperature is about where they should be for the time of year. through this evening and overnight we will keep some showers for eastern scotland, perhaps fringing into eastern england. northwest got them keep the showers as well stop as whether showers will tend to fade away with light winds and clear skies. it would be quite a chilly night. temperature is low enough for a touch of frost, especially across northern england, northern ireland and scotland. a chilies start to tomorrow. a few showers in the east. —— a chilly start. we will see rain throwing its way across northern ireland, west of scotland and into wales, eventually the midlands for the temperatures around nine to 11 degrees. the band of rain associated with the frontal system could give some hill snow for a time to stop generally speaking, as these weather fronts, bands of rain continued to move towards usjoin fronts, bands of

gale force gusts developing through the day across the south—west of england and the west facing coastern ireland, so you could have a really lovely day in prospect. any showers will be isolated. 7—9 to the north, 9— ten caps into the far south. as we move out of the weekend towards monday, this little fellow could be an issue first thing in the morning in the south—west. for the early morning rush hour the potential to see some gales or severe gales likely through the posts, what also some very intense, heavy rain. it clears quickly towards the british peninsular and then moves into the near continent, but behind it sunny spells and scattered showers and likely —— that's likely to the story. in the tuesday and other area of low pressure pushes him, so nothing especially settled for the early pa rt especially settled for the early part of the week. the wet and windy weather likely from the west. by wednesday something just a little bit milder to start —— starts to show its hand at hopefully a little bit quieterfrom show its hand at hopefully a little bit quieter from wednesday onwards.

west on monday. so for scotland and northern ireland stronger winds and we should see a band of rain coming in from the north—west, for england6—17 likely with a dry day on monday and some sunshine at times. those weather fronts will be marching southeast, as they do so, they become much weaker so again rain to come across the south—east with high—pressure tending to build in behind that. it could be cloudy for a good part of the day in the south east, there might be some showers, other areas likely to be dry, stronger winds in northern scotland, rain and showers not far from here, pleasant in the sunshine, more sunshine to come on wednesday, light winds for all, in the north half of the uk, atlantic let me bring spots of rain onto western hills. rain waiting out in the atla ntic to hills. rain waiting out in the atlantic to arrive at it is getting blocked by this area of high pressure that builds across the uk during next week. the centre of the high will slowly migrate to become centred over germany next weekend. that will allow the wind direction to change, we will get more of a southerly breeze that will lift the temperat

it will be quite a wet start for many counties of england and quite windy as well, particularly the south—westet shall in southern england, could be on the heavy side. and not a great commute. but the north of wales and northern england starting on a reasonable note, broken cloud and sunshine, on the chilly side. radiant parts of northern ireland and scotland, but in northern scotla nd and scotland, but in northern scotland after a cold start, you'll see it early on and i think it is in the north of scotland, the best of the north of scotland, the best of the sunshine. elsewhere, sunshine short supply, a lot of cloud and rain moving its way north across england, wales, it stays pretty wet in the south—west. the south—east, it is here we will see the highest temperature, about 11 or 12 degrees. six or 12 degrees. 6078 degrees. as we head towards the weekend, keep your body is handy because there will be some rain at times, i did think it will be a complete wash—out, it will be a wet and fairly breezy day for many of us, and also across western europe, quite a bit of rain, notjust rain but some