in eastern scotland up towards the northern isles, we should see a fair amount of sunshine.ay night, we do it all again underneath these largely clear skies. it is going to turn cold. perhaps at this stage, a little more cloud feeding in towards parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. notice still some green shading on the map here. maybe not quite as cold underneath the cloud. the chilliest weather will be underneath those clear skies. so again, here's the frost to start sunday morning. that frost only slowly lifting as temperatures rise pretty slowly on sunday morning. but then again, a lot of sunshine. but that extra cloud for eastern scotland and parts of north—east england could start to produce the odd snow flurry. still with that chilly feel, still that cold easterly wind, particularly noticeable in the south. so when we add on the strength of the wind, this is what it will feel like — subzero for the likes of birmingham and norwich. and that‘s beeause—welte. all the way from siberia. we really start to tap into that very cold air as we head into the new wor

this is where we may well find a peppering of showers through the northern and western isles to the northerne cooler air is getting into the northern half. its taken of further into friday. things don‘t look to change dramatically. low still there was by to iceland so we expect to see the coolest of the air across the northern half of the british isles, but more high—pressure coming to the south. many parts of england and wales will be dry for the greater part of the day. not too much breeze in the south and some decent spells of sunshine again, we could look at highs in double figures. further north, not just as highs in double figures. further north, notjust as cold as it was for the first part of the week. the weekend, not bad on saturday, quite a dark cloud around. just bear that little feature in mind because come sunday, if you get to see some rain, it will probably need that. this is business briefing. a new era? how will the south african economy respond to presidentjacob zuma‘s resignation? and what are the economic polices of his successor? and as us president donald trump cracks d

sunshine and brightening up for scotland and northern ireland, through eastern scotland up to the northern islesies by night, again under this clear starry skies will turn cold in the early hours of sunday morning, towns and cities generally below freezing out in the countryside it could be down to “11 minus five. here is our frost showing a very clearly on the map, that frost easing and lifting once again, and then we get some blue skies and sunshine to enjoy. at this stage it more cloud is likely to work into eastern scotland and north—east england, maybe introducing the odd wintry flurry, a biting wind in the south, those temperatures dipping away and when we add on the strength of the wind this is what it will feel like, —2 in birmingham, my nursery in norwich, it cold feeling day. but if thatis norwich, it cold feeling day. but if that is cold enough, wait until next week because we will start to tap into this really bitter at that is sitting in place across siberia, easterly winds across our shores so temperatures even by day in next week will struggle to get above freezing. it could well

in eastern scotland up towards the northern isles, we should see a fair amount of sunshine.oud feeding in towards parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. notice still some green shading on the map here. maybe not quite as cold underneath the cloud. the chilliest weather will be underneath those clear skies. so again, here's the frost to start sunday morning. that frost only slowly lifting as temperatures rise pretty slowly on sunday morning. but then again, a lot of sunshine. but that extra cloud for eastern scotland and parts of north—east england could start to produce the odd snow flurry. still with that chilly feel, still that cold easterly wind, particularly noticeable in the south. so when we add on the strength of the wind, this is what it will feel like — subzero for the likes of birmingham and norwich. and that's because we're going to be bringing the air all the way from siberia. we really start to tap into that very cold air as we head into the new working week. not only will it be cold, with temperatures struggling to get above freezing even by day, the

rain into northern ireland and western scotland. the western half of the british isles, until later on in the night. but without that cloud around, the breeze coming in from the south—west, not a cold night. nautical start to the new day on monday. here's how we shape up, the warm weather front moving across the british isles. the cold weather front giving away a lot of the cloud way out in the atlantic. so we are stuck with what we started with. perhaps peddling of these eastern parts going into the afternoon. summer the irish sea coast, and here are 11 ori2 summer the irish sea coast, and here are 11 or 12 celsius as possible. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: brendan cox, the husband of the murdered mp, jo cox, has resigned from two organisations he set up in her memory, after claims of sexual misconduct in the past — her friends say it's the right thing to do. i'm not defending his actions. i am trying to think about this person who i know and my friend who isn't here, and make sure that there is a change in the future. the education secretary says university

in eastern scotland up towards the northern isles, we should see a fair amount of sunshine. perhaps at this stage, a little more cloud feeding in towards parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. notice still some green shading on the map here. maybe not quite as cold underneath the cloud. the chilliest weather will be underneath those clear skies. so again, here's the frost to start sunday morning. that frost only slowly lifting as temperatures rise pretty slowly on sunday morning. but then again, a lot of sunshine. but that extra cloud for eastern scotland and parts of north—east england could start to produce the odd snow flurry. still with that chilly feel, still that cold easterly wind, particularly noticeable in the south. so when we add on the strength of the wind, this is what it will feel like — subzero for the likes of birmingham and norwich. and that's because we're going to be bringing the air all the way from siberia. we really start to tap into that very cold air as we head into the new working week. not only will it be cold, with temperatures strugglin

cold weather in the northern isles, too. ing in a little bit later on this evening. initially there could be rain and snow for northern ireland, and certainly by the ten would get to this evening, snow falling across scotland. gale—force wind around the irish sea, places like liverpool, manchester, lincolnshire will be very windy. 50 or 60 mph bursts. that'll certainly rattle our windows through the course of the night. the south will be clear and calm. initially, strong winds in the morning. 0nce initially, strong winds in the morning. once that area of nasty weather blows is out and moves to denmark. the white geert are a wintry showers moving in as some of these will be affecting areas as far south as southern england. not too many of them around, but certainly some. this graphic shows us how cold the area is. this is sunday evening into monday, so that cold it is in place for the uk. monday will be bright, crisp and cool. a touch of frost around as well, one ought to wintry showers. this one could bring us wintry showers.

most of us have it dry with some sunshine, a few showers dotted around the waist and for the northern isleseels cold because of the westerly winds. tonight it will cloud over in northern ireland and the wind will pick up, up to 70 mph across exposed coasts of wales in southern england. as it gets cold, the risk of icy stretches, and then the idea that rain will likely turn to snow over high ground in the north. tuesday morning, the snow will come down very heavily just in morning, the snow will come down very heavilyjust in time for the rush—hour. 5—10 centimetres over the high ground of scotland, similar in northern ireland, leaving ice for the morning commute, and snow over the morning commute, and snow over the high ground of northern england. in the south, a mixture that generally more rain the further south you are. the front becomes slow moving on tuesday, lingering around the east. elsewhere, sunshine but it is feeling cold. tuesday night, things get colder with the risk of icy stretchers. wednesday, another will weather system comes in again. asimilar another will weather system com

in eastern scotland up towards the northern isles, we should see a fair amount of sunshine.s. it is going to turn cold. perhaps at this stage a little more cloud feeding in towards parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. notice still some green shading on the map here. maybe not quite as cold underneath the cloud. the chilliest weather will be underneath the clear sky. again, here's the frost to start sunday morning. that frost only slowly lifting as temperatures rise slowly on sunday morning. again, a lot of sunshine. but that extra cloud for eastern scotland and parts of north—east england could start to produce the odd snow flurry. still with that chilly feel, still that cold easterly wind, particularly noticeable in the south. so when we add on the strength of the wind, this is what it will feel like — subzero for the likes of birmingham and norwich. and that's because we're bringing in the air all the way from siberia. we really start to tap into that very cold air as we head into the new working week. not only will it be cold, with temperatures struggling to

help keep temperatures up so you will not be scraping first thing in the morning save for the northern islesmething bright and fresh. it is coming from the warm front and the cold front to clear away the gunk is in the atlantic so we are stuck for the greater part of the day in something we cold a warm sector coming between those two weather features and the thickest cloud on the east by the warm front, bits and pieces of rain here. there may be some gaps in the cloud, then the way when you get a wide warm sector and some gaps could be across the irish sea coast and hills, where we could see the temperatures getting up to ii or 12. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: the family of murdered labour mp, jo cox, have pledged to support her widower, brendan, after he admitted behaving inappropriately towards women in 2015. the education secretary says university tuition fees should reflect the economic benefit graduates will have to the country, ahead of a review of higher education funding in england. a plane with 66 people aboard crashes in iran — it's not clear whether there are any sui’v

that they are from most parts of the british isles, though struggling to do so in the western isles, northernwales. elsewhere, diesel demands of sunshine, not too much in the way of breeze, for the most part south—easterly. whatever your plans for the afternoon, they may centre around the six nations rugby, lucky you if you have tickets for these fixtures. in dublin and edinburgh, i do not think the weather will get in the way. temperatures begin to tumble away and overnight they have further to fall. certainly where the skies are clear there will be cloud across the east of scotland, perhaps keeping the at bay in those locations, but “11 and —5 distinctly possible. on sunday, not a great deal of difference to saturday other than that cloud on the eastern shores, lots of sunshine elsewhere. lots of dry weather as well, three, four, five, 6 degrees. then we move into monday, this is where the change happens. it does not look radically different but in the midst of all this cloud across the north sea, first signs of snow showers beginning to pepper some of those eastern counties of england and

front at bay from most parts of the british isles, though struggling to do so in the western isles, northerne, decent amounts of sunshine, not too much in the way of breeze, for the most part south—easterly. whatever your plans for the afternoon, they may centre around the six nations rugby, lucky you if you have tickets for these fixtures. both in dublin and edinburgh, i do not think the weather will get in the way. temperatures begin to tumble away and overnight they have further to fall, certainly where the skies are clear. there will be cloud across the east of scotland, perhaps keeping the frost at bay in those locations, but “i! and —5 distinctly possible. on sunday, not a great deal of difference to saturday other than that cloud on the eastern shores, lots of sunshine elsewhere. lots of dry weather as well, three, four, five, 6 degrees. then we move into monday, this is where the change happens. it does not look radically different but in the midst of all this cloud across the north sea, first signs of snow showers beginning to pepper some of those eastern counties of england and sco

they‘re struggling to do so through the western isles. northernso. south—easterly so four, five, six, seven or so. whatever your plans, they may centre around six nations by they may centre around six nations rugby a few have tickets for these fixtures both in dublin and in edinburgh. i don‘t think the weather will get into the way but those temperatures begin his tumble away in edinburgh. the big overnights they have further to fall. certainly where we keep the sky is clear. there will be some cloud across the eastern side of scotland in of england keeping the frosted bay in some locations but —4 —5 is distinctly possible. so here we are on sunday. not a great deal of difference to saturday 11 we have that cloud in eastern shores. a lot of sunshine elsewhere and a lot of dry weather, too. a real get out afternoon. three, four, five, six degrees. we move into monday, this is weather change happens. it doesn‘t look radically different but in the midst of all of this cloud across the north sea first signs of snow showers beginning to purpose of thos

isles, there will be showers. elsewhere, bright enough and breezy sort day. quite a few isobars on that chart, and it makes a difference whether you are in the northern half of the big area of low pressure — there's quite a bit of wind, and it's got quite a bit of northerly in it, which makes it feel that much cooler. come a little bit further south, and a little ridge of high pressure is trying to calm things down. still breezy. there's a lot of isobars on that chart. the wind an ever—present right across the british isles. but i think the bulk of the activity found across the north, so if you are spending the day across southern parts, and here i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like, if you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. the bigger picture, yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. here are those temperatures. five, six, seven in the north, ten, 11, possibly 12 in the south. taking you out of thursday, pushing on towards friday, not a g

isles, there will be showers. elsewhere, a bright enough and breezy sort of day. quite a few isobars on that chart, and it makes a difference whether you're in the northern half of the in the circulation of the big area of low pressure — there's quite a bit of wind, and it's got a bit of northerly in it, which makes it feel that much cooler. come a little bit further south, and a little ridge of high pressure is trying to calm things down. still breezy. there's a lot of isobars on that chart. the wind an ever—present right across the british isles. but i think the bulk of the activity is found across the north, so if you're spending the day across southern parts, and here, i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. here are those temperatures. 5, 6, 7 in the north, 10, 11, possibly 12 in the south. taking you out of thursday, pushing on towards friday, not a great deal chang

arrest well that call what is the thing is now feeding through the rest of northern europe producing snow in the british isles probably as in northern france daytime highs are subzero night times even more so than the block or the blue background shows you the extent that stretching down halfway through space but curious to the day after madrid is going to warm up with feeding motion up from the south so the next area of significance those quite like to be up in northern spain or something falls and to get to a meter is possible here at the same time it's stirring in the british isles that's now being picked up by the reservoir of the north sea a real problem bitter winter going on here throughout europe the sun is going to feed down as does the moment throughout syria in tunisia in the form of rather breezy and coolest showers the most part north africa is fine. the story of one of the most successful p.r. campaigns in the us. study after study has demonstrated that israeli perspectives dominate american media coverage what part of this case you get through your thick head is hamas a terrorist organization t

isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showersnews — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: israeli police say prime minister benjamin netanyahu should be charged with corruption — he says the allegations are baseless. us intelligence chiefs say moscow's election meddling isn't over. and they warn congress about the ongoing cyber threat. putting pressure on south africa's president. jacob zuma clings to office, as his own party calls for him to go. and can these canine casanovas find love and a new home on valentine's day?

isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showersh there's dry weather and a bit of warmth. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and naga munchetty. a lack of trust among disabled people over how their welfare claims are assessed. mps find assessors submitted reports that were riddled with errors and regularly missed quality targets. good morning. it's wednesday, the 14th february. also this morning: borisjohnson moves to reassure voters who he says are angry and alienated because of brexit in the first of a series of speeches on brexit from senior cabinet members. a new times table test is introduced for thousands of eight and nine year olds in england's primary schools in a bid to raise numeracy levels.

arrests well that call which is the thing is now feeding through the rest of northern europe producing snow in the british isles probably as in northern france daytime highs subzero night times even more so in the black or the blue background shows you the extent that stretching down halfway through spain but curious to the day after madrid is going to warm up with feeding moisture up from the south so the next area of significance those quite like to be up in northern spain or southern france anything up to a meter is possible here at the same time it studying in the british isles that snow being picked up by the reservoir of the north sea every a proper bit of winter going on here throughout europe that some is going to feed down as does the moment throughout jiri in tunisia in the form of rather breezy and cooler showers but for the most part north africa is fine. arts. today watching out is there a mind of our top stories a russian led a pause in fighting in syria's eastern is now in effect the five hour truce is meant to be observed in the rebel held district between nine am and two pm local time every day

in eastern parts of scotland and england, but in contrast less cloud for the western isles of scotland and northern not really helping the temperatures, if you factor in the wind it will feel bitter. it becomes more interesting tomorrow evening and overnight, the increasing threat of cloud and wintry flurries for eastern counties, another bitterly cold night across most of the country, and then the risk increases as we go through monday of snow showers. this is bbc world news. the headlines at 11: after days of wrangling, the un security council passes a resolution calling for a 30 day ceasefire across syria. remanded in custody, charged with causing the death by dangerous driving at two young brothers in coventry. —— and man and woman are in custody. the death of emma chambers, best known for playing alice in the vicar of dibley. she has died. scotland stun england in the six nations at murrayfield to lift the cup for the first time in a decade. and we will

northern ireland and parts of scotland. this cloud coming in off the north seacoast. you can see where the cloud will linger and also through the western islesandinavia is in the driving seat of our weather pattern. the winds are coming in off the cold european coastline. into saturday, one of the disease, especially on the exposed coasts, hopefully some lovely spells of sunshine to compensate and perhaps northern ireland will have more cloud. a chilly day on saturday. into sunday, a repeat performance. some cloud of the north sea for the north and east. this biddies in the south—east are making it feel much colder. —— this biddies. you have probably heard it is going to get even colder weather is going to get even colder weather is here originating all the way from siberia, moving across a cold continent over the next few days, it looks like the temperatures are set to fall. you can see from the outlook. you have been warned. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8:00: haiti suspends 0xfam operations in the country, as it investigates claims of sexual misconduct by charity aid workers in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquak

isles, there will be showers. elsewhere, bright enough and breezy sort day. quite a few isobars on that chart, and it makes a difference whether you are in the northern half of h, you are in the circulation of the big area of low pressure — there's quite a bit of wind, and it's got quite a bit of northerly in it, which makes it feel that much cooler. come a little bit further south, and a little ridge of high pressure is trying to calm things down. still breezy. there's a lot of isobars on that chart. the wind an ever—present right across the british isles. but i think the bulk of the activity found across the north, so if you are spending the day across southern parts, and here i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like, if you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. the bigger picture, yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. here are those temperatures. five, six, seven in the north, ten, 11, possibly 12 in the south. taking you out of thursday, pu

isles, there will be showers. elsewhere, bright enough and breezy sort day. quite a few isobars on that chart, and it makes a difference whether you are in the northern half of ation of the big area of low pressure — there's quite a bit of wind, and it's got quite a bit of northerly in it, which makes it feel that much cooler. come a little bit further south, and a little ridge of high pressure is trying to calm things down. there's a lot of isobars on that chart. the wind an ever—present right across the british isles. i think the bulk of the activity found across the north, if you are spending the day across southern parts, and here i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like, if you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. bigger picture, yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. the temperatures. five, six, seven in the north, ten, 11, possibly 12 in the south. out of thursday, pushing on towards friday, not a great deal changes, but a greater influe

isles, there will be showers. elsewhere, bright enough and breezy sort day. quite a few isobars on that chart, and it makes a difference whether you are in the northern half of he south, because further north, you are in the circulation of the big area of low pressure — there's quite a bit of wind, and it's got quite a bit of northerly in it, which makes it feel that much cooler. come a little bit further south, and a little ridge of high pressure is trying to calm things down. still breezy. there's a lot of isobars on that chart. the wind an ever—present right across the british isles. but i think the bulk of the activity found across the north, so if you are spending the day across southern parts, and here i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like, if you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. the bigger picture, yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. here are those temperatures. five, six, seven in the north, ten, 11, possibly 12 in the south.

so you see the northern isles, the channel isles as well, and the reason this is going backwards andan't wait to show you more! ijust wish we had more weather so i could show you more things! we will at some stage, thank you very much. it has been a turbulent couple of days for financial markets, after £50 billion was wiped off the value of the uk's biggest firms tuesday. steph is here to explain what has been going on. it isa it is a bit like the weather, it is all over the shop. it is volatility we haven't seen in quite some time in the market. i will take you back to why this all started. this was on monday in the united states, where they brought out some statistics about what was happening with wages. and that got everyone worrying that inflation was going to rise, and prices would go up and when prices go up, prices would go up and when prices go up, economists raised interest rates. when interest rates go up, it will be more expensive to borrow money, meaning consumers don't have as much money, and neither do businesses, and therefore this could hit company profits. it takes l

isles, there will be showers. elsewhere, bright enough and breezy sort day. quite a few isobars on that chart, and it makes a difference whether you are in the northern half of ure — there's quite a bit of wind, and it's got quite a bit of northerly in it, which makes it feel that much cooler. come a little bit further south, and a little ridge of high pressure is trying to calm things down. still breezy. there's a lot of isobars on that chart. the wind an ever—present right across the british isles. but i think the bulk of the activity found across the north, so if you are spending the day across southern parts, and here i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like, if you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. here are those temperatures. taking you out of thursday, pushing on towards friday, not a great deal changes, save perhaps a greater influence from this little ridge of high pressure coming across the so

isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showersis bbc news. the headlines: israeli police are saying they will recommend to the attorney general that prime minister benjamin netanyahu be charged with bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. he insists nothing would come of the cases against him and that he will remain in office. leaders of american intelligence agencies have been updating senators on the threats facing the country. they warned of more election interference from russia in the mid—term elections. and the new head of the fbi contradicted the white house over the departure of senior aide rob porter, who's accused of domestic abuse. south africa's ruling african national congress has asked presidentjacob zuma to resign. the anc says he's agreed to stand down, but only after a transition period — which the party has rejected. mr zuma has long been under pressure over a series of corruption scandals. now on bbc news — panorama. bitcoin‘s made some people very rich indeed — at least on paper. i've made an extraordinary amount

isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showersather and a bit of warmth. this is the briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. our top story: israeli police say prime minister benjamin netanyahu should be charged with corruption. he insists all allegations are baseless. the dutch foreign minister halbe zijlstra resigns after admitting he lied about a meeting with russia's president putin. braving the balkans winter. why hundreds of people arrive in serbia every month, their gateway to the european union. the eu's $16 billion problem. that's the hole that will be left in the 27—nation block after the uk leaves the union. so how are they going to fill it? i'll be speaking to paul hofheinz, the president of the brussels based think—tank the lisbon council.

arrest well that call which is the thing is now feeding through the rest of northern europe producing snow in the british isles probably as in northern france daytime highs are subzero night times even more so in the black or the blue background shows you the extent stretching down halfway through space but curiously the day after madrid is going to warm up with feeding more show up from the south so the next area of significance those quite like to be up in northern spain or southern france anything out to me too is possible here at the same time it's stirring in the british isles that's now being picked up by the relative walk of the north sea every a proper bit of winter going on here throughout europe that some of it's going to feed down as does the moment throughout the year in tunisia in the form of rather breezy and coolest showers but for the most part north africa is fine. the way we communicate is what defines us. it always has been. as innovation in technology continues to shape our lives. pioneering content creation and distribution utilising cloud technology and artificial intelligence. the future

isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showersle. our top story. the united states is 'under attack‘, according to us intelligence agencies. a senate intelligence committee has been told that russia is working to undermine us democracy and there is "no doubt" russia will try to interfere in the mid—terms in november. myanmar‘s denial of ethnic cleansing in rakhine state has been called 'preposterous' by the us ambassador to the united nations. nikki haley accused the burmese government of preventing humanitarian access to rakhine in order to hide atrocities committed there by the burmese military. and a popular story on bbc.com, a malaysian newspaper has sparked protest and ridicule by publishing a list on how to spot gay people. according to the article, gay men can be identified by their beards, and lesbians by their fondness for holding hands. activists are warning it could put lives at risk. and the top story here in the uk.

isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showers welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: israeli police say prime minister benjamin netanyahu should be charged with corruption. he says the allegations are baseless. us intelligence chiefs say moscow's election meddling isn't over. the head of the fbi contradicts the white house. putting pressure on south africa's president. jacob zuma clings to office, as his own party calls for him to go. and meghan markle meets one of the smallest recruits in the military, the mascot for the royal marines.

isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showersnewsday. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: american spy agencies tell congress that russia is still meddling in us politics, posing a threat to the mid—term elections. the us ambassador calls for more pressure on the myanmar leadership to acknowledge the suffering of the rohingya muslims. this council must hold the military accountable for their actions and pressure aung san suu kyi to acknowledge these horrific acts are taking place in her country. i'm sharanjit leyl, in london. also in the programme: headwinds at the winter olympics in pyeongchang. some events have been postponed due to high windspeeds. and how long should you wait before getting married ? we meet one couple in australia who had to wait aa years to be

strength of the wind has seen on the northern shores of scotland. northern shores of scotland. right down the eastern shores of the british islesles as well. showers, then there will be a bit of ice. ice. friday because they will be quite a few showers around. few showers around. some of them quite sharp. quite sharp. two coming down to the western side of wales. of wales. way of that north, north—westerly wind. wind. is and it will feel really quite pleasant. pleasant. far as springlike, but you know what i mean. i mean. all about it because it will be cold and damp and miserable. and damp and miserable. into snow and not just at the highest levels. highest levels. shapes up for the start of the six nations. nations. that is going to be a damp old affair. old affair. france, that should not be such an issue. issue. warm direction off the cold north sea. sea. some showers coming into the south—eastern quarter. south—eastern quarter. the sunshine probably into scotland and northern ireland. and northern ireland. wintry showers and that south—eastern corner. south—eastern corner. just north of the british isles, we could see some

in contrast, less cloud in the western isles of scotland and northern ireland, not really helping theperatures. add on the strength of the wind and it will feel better. tomorrow night we see an increasing threat of flickr cloud. —— thicker cloud. another bitterly cold night. then the risk increases as we go through monday of snow showers. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: the un security council has unanimously adopted a resolution demanding a 30—day ceasefire in syria. it comes as more thanks 500 civilians have been killed in a week in the rebel—held enclave of eastern ghouta in the country. a man and a woman have been charged with causing death by dangerous driving following a crash which killed two young brothers in coventry. the red cross becomes the latest aid charity to become embroiled in scandal after revealing that more than 20 staff paid for sexual services whilst working for them. the actress emma chambers has died aged 53. she was best known for playing alice tinker in the vicar of dibley. britain is set for its coldest february week in five years, as freezing air, d

already rain into northern ireland pushing towards the west of scotland. the western half of the british isles until late in the night when it moves further east. but with all the cloud around, and the breeze coming in from the south—east, not a cold night or a cold start to tomorrow. the warm weather front that pushing its way across. the cold weather front that clears away a lot of the cold weather out in the atlantic, so we're weather out in the atlantic, so we‘ re pretty weather out in the atlantic, so we're pretty much start with what we —— stuck with what we start with. any good news? yes, some brightness around the irish sea coast, and here 11 or 12 is possible. time tojoin inside out time to join inside out for potholes. hello. i'm at the east anglian railway museum near colchester. it's kind of the perfect place for the programme really, because our second film is about british rail. but first, there's something nasty on our roads which can cause serious problems. vehicles are being damaged, and in some cases people are being seriously hurt. the cause of all this misery? the humble po

across scotland, more cloud and rain in the western isles, slightly stronger wind and thicker cloud also for northern south and in the north, newcastle eight degress, aberdeen around seven. that's friday daytime. let's look at friday night. into the early hours of saturday and the weather front is approaching, thick cloud on the tip of cornwall through wales into western scotland there will be some rain around too. snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlands as well. then saturday itself we have weather fronts grazing northern parts of the uk, so this is where we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, there will be some, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven or eight in the north. a lot more cloud in the atlantic. that will be coming our way, so come sunday, thick cloud right across the country here, a very different day, out of the two day

across scotland, more cloud and rain in the western isles, slightly stronger wind and thicker cloud also for northernress, aberdeen around seven. that's friday daytime. let's look at friday night. into the early hours of saturday and the weather front is approaching, thick cloud on the tip of cornwall through wales into western scotland there will be some rain around too. snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlands as well. then saturday itself we have weather fronts grazing northern parts of the uk, so this is where we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, there will be some, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven or eight in the north. a lot more cloud in the atlantic. that will be coming our way, so come sunday, thick cloud right across the country here, a very different day, out of the two days, saturday is the sunnier day, sunday will

high pressure dominating the scene all the way from siberia, scandinavia and northern parts of europe, right into the british isles this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines. great britain celebrates its most successful winter olympics ever — as billy morgan bags a big air bronze in the men's snowboarding. a number of us companies cut ties with the all—powerful national rifle association, following last week's school shooting in florida. one of the uk's biggest children's aid charities — plan international, reveals six cases of child sexual abuse by staff and volunteers in the last two years. also in the next hour: britain is set for the coldest february week in five years as freezing air arrives from russia.