north and western scotland.t for long, that milder yellow ware becomes more confined to south—western fringes, these blue colours start to dig down across the uk, so through the week and things will start to turn colder. there will be sunshine around, these are city forecasts over the next few days, noticed a drop in temper to wherever you are and by the end of the week some of the showers we will be seeing could be wintry in nature. good night. this is bbc news, i'm ben bland. our top stories: president trump says he won't declare a national emergency to build a wall on the border with mexico, meaning no end in sight to the us government shutdown. it the easy way out. but congress should do this. this is too simple. it is too basic. and congress should do this. heavy snow causes more widespread disruption in many parts of central europe, with many mountain villages evacuated. a 13—year—old girl from wisconsin, held captive since her parents were murdered in october, has managed to escape. a man has been charged

good deal sunshine to start the day on monday but always more cloud across northern ireland, western scotland. some wintry showers particularly across north wales northwards. we could see a more persistent spell of snow for a time across southern scotland and north—west england on monday afternoon, something we will need to keep an eye on. temperatures again not much higher than 4—7 celsius for many but at least the winds will be slightly lighter. as we go from monday to tuesday, still the north westerly airflow, feeding plenty of wintry showers in across scotland and northern ireland, northern england. we will be keeping an eye on this system developing across the continent. that could bring some outbreaks of rain to channel coasts. but not far away from the cold air, so a chance we could see some snow almost anywhere on tuesday and some fairly frequent snow showers across northern and western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, down into parts of wales, maybe even into the midlands and east anglia. again, it will be a cold day, with temperatures for some not much higher than thr

in fact, for western parts of scotland, some persistent spells of rain. his cold front which we can see here, already delivering some persistent rain across the western isles through the early hours of saturday morning and slowly sinking its way south and eastward. so for much of the uk, it will be a fairly cloudy day on saturday. increasingly windy, a few showers sinking their way southwards but tending to dissipate as they do but the showers will give way to a more persistent spell of rain initially across the east of northern ireland and later in the day across northern and western scotland and some of that rain just arriving into the far north of england as well. quite a windy day, particularly across scotland. that's an idea of average strengths but gusts could well touch 30 or a0 miles an hour. but for many, a milder—feeling day, temperatures into double figures, around 10 or ii celsius. 0vernight, it's cloudy, it'd windy, a bit damp in places with some patchy drizzle but more persistent rain pushing its way across northern —— 0vernight, it's cloudy,

fairly frequent showers across northern and western scotland into the north—west of england and northht, then, into sunday, we've got the next cold front that moves its way in again from the north—west. quite a lot of isobars on the map, showing a windier spell of weather, a blustery—feeling day certainly on sunday with a mix of sunshine and showers. most of the showers across the north west and third of the uk and again further south and east, you're more likely to stay dry with some sunshine. but these are the wind gusts and some of those could reach a5, 50 mph, particularly across exposed coasts and hills in northern and western scotland. but a windy day wherever you are. in the sunny spells it will be mild with temperatures between around 8—11 degrees on sunday afternoon. but, as we head through next week, that mild air gets pushed away towards the south—west, the winds start to come in from more of a northerly direction, so some colder conditions on the cards. so, here's the outlook for our capital cities from monday to friday and you can see everywhere there is going to be a sig

fairly frequent showers across northern and western scotland into the north—west of england and northay night, then, into sunday, we've got the next cold front that moves its way in again from the north—west. quite a lot of isobars on the map, showing a windier spell of weather, a blustery—feeling day certainly on sunday with a mix of sunshine and showers. most of the showers across the north west and third of the uk and again further south and east, you're more likely to stay dry with some sunshine. but these are the wind gusts and some of those could reach a5, 50 mph, particularly across exposed coasts and hills in northern and western scotland. but a windy day wherever you are. in the sunny spells it will be mild with temperatures between around 8—11 degrees on sunday afternoon. but, as we head through next week, that mild air gets pushed away towards the south—west, the winds start to come in from more of a northerly direction, so some colder conditions on the cards. so, here's the outlook for our capital cities from monday to friday and you can see everywhere there is going to be

in fact, for western parts of scotland, some persistent spells of rain. n see here, already delivering some persistent rain across the western isles through the early hours of saturday morning and slowly sinking its way south and eastward. so for much of the uk, it will be a fairly cloudy day on saturday. increasingly windy, a few showers sinking their way southwards but tending to dissipate as they do but the showers will give way to a more persistent spell of rain initially across the east of northern ireland and later in the day across northern and western scotland and some of that rain just arriving into the far north of england as well. quite a windy day, particularly across scotland. that's an idea of average strengths but gusts could well touch 30 or 40 miles an hour. but for many, a milder—feeling day, temperatures into double figures, around 10 or 11 celsius. 0vernight, it's cloudy, it's windy, a bit damp in places with some patchy drizzle but more persistent rain pushing its way across northern scotland and then slowly sinking its way southwards

scotland and parts of north—east england as well. sunshine initially but then it turned cloudy with showers working into western areas of scotland. the country but quite cold air across the north and east. temperature in berwick just around one celsius. tuesday and wednesday we have a slow—moving weather front that will bring heavy persistent outbreaks of rain to western scotland, particularly into the highlands and western isle looking wet. temperatures are rising again, 10 degrees widely and temperature is reaching around seven degrees here. it will get milder for all of us as we reach wednesday and thursday we will start to see a more significant push of arctic wind moving down and replacing these milder westerly winds. so for all of us as we head through thursday, the temperature will drop, even a little below normal for the time of year but at the same time, with the cold air of arriving it should be a little bit more in the way of sunshine. that's your latest weather. hello, and welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. a saudi teenager who fled from her family, fearing they would kill her for renouncing islam, has arrived in c

the cloud will thicken for western scotland and we will probably see a little bit of light rain runningay for temperatures to be a degree also higher, typically around 6 or seven degrees celsius for much of the country. on sunday, our weak fronts will be pushing southwards across england and wales. again, a lot of cloud. not a great deal of rain — perhaps the odd spot. for scotland and northern ireland, sunday should be a much sunnier day. temperature—wise we're looking at highs between 7 and 9 celsius. something milder towards the south—west. we could see a fair bit of low cloud over the hills, perhaps hill fog developing as well. it's a quiet spell of weather and it stays quiet well into next week too. that is your weather. goodbye for now. good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: the first official guidance for families on screen. doctors say parents should worry less about how children spend on their devices. x—ray body scanners are deployed in english prisons in a bid to tackle violence fuelled by illegal drugs. tourists are mov

there will be rain around particularly for western scotland and the highlands look wet. n monday across the north—east scotland the mildest air tends to be across western and southern parts of the country but quite cold air across the north and east. temperature just around one celsius. tuesday and wednesday we have a slow—moving weather front that will bring heavy persistent outbreaks of rain to western scotland, particularly into the highlands and western isle looking wet. temperatures are rising again, 10 degrees widely and temperature is reaching around seven degrees here. it will get milder for all of us as we reach wednesday and thursday we will start to see a more significant push of arctic wind moving down and replacing these milder westerly wind. for all of us as we head through thursday, the temperature will drop even a little below normal for the time of year at the same time, with the cold air of arriving it should be a little bit more in the way of sunshine. that's your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: a saudi teenager who fled from her family

in fact, for western parts of scotland, some persistent spells of rain. rain across the western isles through the early hours of saturday morning and slowly sinking its way south and eastward. so for much of the uk, it will be a fairly cloudy day on saturday. increasingly windy, a few showers sinking their way southwards but tending to dissipate as they do but the showers will give way to a more persistent spell of rain initially across the east of northern ireland and later in the day across northern and western scotland and some of that rain just arriving into the far north of england as well. quite a windy day, particularly across scotland. that's an idea of average strengths but gusts could well touch 30 or a0 miles an hour. but for many, a milder—feeling day, temperatures into double figures, around 10 or 11 celsius. overnight, it's cloudy, it's windy, a bit damp in places with some patchy drizzle but more persistent rain pushing its way across northern scotland and then slowly sinking its way southwards to arrive perhaps into the far north of englan

went ahead will be mild, rain in western scotland, brisk wind and then it turned significantly colder. monday weatherwise there will be some] to start the day and a frost across scotland and north—east england, a sharp frost that turned cloudy some showers walking into the north and west of the country. which is on the mild side across western and southern areas with chilly air across north—eastern parts of the uk. into tuesday ‘s forecast, heavy rain is forecast to the highlands, that will be around into wednesday and looking wet to the western isles, which is rising to shetland with highs of seven degrees. at the most of the uk, we are into mild air with 1011 degrees widely. further changes as we start to get a more significant push of arctic wind coming down across the uk that replaces these milder westerly wind. through thursday, nationwide, temperatures will be dropping even below normal in places. of all that cold air of arriving for most of us it should arrive with more in the way of sunshine. that's your latest weather, bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top s

we also see cloud thickening for northern ireland and western scotland, a bit of patchy rain here late, those temperatures struggling a little bit — five to seven or eight degrees. but it is set to turn milder as we head towards the end of the week. high pressure builds its way back in, and we start to bring the winds back in from the atlantic. so it is, from the north—west, going to turn a little bit milder. holding onto some chilly air across the south—east on thursday. some places could start off with a touch of frost but i think that is where we will see some of the best of the sunshine through the day. also, north—east england, eastern scotland will see in some sunshine. generally a lot of cloud, maybe the odd spot of drizzle, but up towards the north—west, things start to turn milder. and through friday into the weekend, all of us will get into that milder air. there will always be a lot of cloud and perhaps some rain at times, especially in the north. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. 0ur headlines today: anger over the deteriorating public

cloud will thicken for western scotland and we will probably see a little bit of light rain running in, typically around 6 or seven degrees celsius for much of the country. sunday, our weak fronts will be pushing southwards across england and wales. again, a lot of cloud. not a great deal of rain — perhaps the odd spot. for scotland and northern ireland, sunday should be a much sunnier day. temperature—wise we're looking at highs between 7 and 9 celsius. something milder towards the south—west. we could see a fair bit of low cloud over the hills, perhaps hill fog developing as well. a quiet spell of weather and stays quiet well into next week too. that's your weather. goodbye for now. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: nancy pelosi, i extend to you, this gavel... cheering. a new challenge to donald trump's presidential authority. democrat nancy pelosi becomes house speaker and immediately throws down the gauntlet on the government shutdown. democrats will be offering the senate republi

— and then here comes the wet weather, moving into northern ireland, into western scotland through theahead of that, though, much of eastern scotland, much of england and wales — at least during daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipping again behind this weather system to give a touch of frost going into tuesday morning. so that weather system pushes away early on tuesday from the far south—east and a flow of quite cold air coming in from the north—west on which we will see these wintry showers. some sunshine too, but the showers into northern and western scotland, nort

in fact, for western parts of scotland, some persistent spells of rain. livering some persistent rain across the western isles through the early hours of saturday morning and slowly sinking its way south and eastward, so for much of the uk, it will be a fairly cloudy day on saturday. increasingly windy, a few showers sinking their way southwards but tending to dissipate as they do but the showers will give way to a more persistent spell of rain initially across the east of northern ireland and later in the day across northern and western scotland and some of that rain just arriving into the far north of england as well. quite a windy day, particularly across scotland. that's an idea of average strengths but gusts could well touch 30 or a0 miles an hour. but for many, a milderfeeling day, temperatures into double figures, around 10 or 11 celsius. 0vernight, it's cloudy, windy, a bit damp in places with some patchy drizzle but more persistent rain pushing its way across northern scotland and then slowly sinking its way southwards to arrive perhaps into the f

probably a few more fog patches, again, for western scotland.lder air pushing in. highs of 9 degrees in stornoway. still quite cold further south for england and wales, with temperatures continuing to struggle somewhat. however, as we head into the weekend and the early part of next week, there is a tendency for it to turn a little bit cloudier, with temperatures getting back closer to normal. this is bbc news. i'm vicki young. the headlines at five: a terror investigation is launched after three people including a police officer are stabbed at manchester's victoria station. my thoughts are very much with the couple who are still being treated in hospitalfor their very serious injuries. and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack. there it is. meet ultima! signals from the nasa space probe new horizons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule — this is an image of the most distant object every explored in the solar system. as we speak, right now, signals from the spacecraft

some wetter weather getting into western scotland and perhaps at times into north—west england too.entral and southern scotland, northern ireland, england and wales all having a mild afternoon — temperatures into double figures. those mild conditions will continue through friday night and into the early hours of saturday as well, but rain will start to move in and turn heavier across northern scotland. so, not a cold night — for most of us, temperatures 7—9 celsius. so it will be a mild start to the weekend as well. we are in a warm sector for saturday, starting behind the cold front, so a lot of cloud around once again. a westerly breeze and through the day, we will see the cloud thickening in the west to bring general outbreaks of rain into northern ireland and the rain at its heaviest in western scotland. it's probably not a bad thing, to be honest, that we see this wet weather because january has been a very dry month so far. it will be another mild day then with temperatures typically around 8—11 celsius or so, but it is turning colder across the far north of scotland. now, thr

some wetter weather getting into western scotland and perhaps at times into north—west england too.al and southern scotland, northern ireland, england and wales all having a mild afternoon — temperatures into double figures. those mild conditions will continue through friday night and into the early hours of saturday as well, but rain will start to move in and turn heavier across northern scotland. so, not a cold night — for most of us, temperatures 7—9 celsius. so it will be a mild start to the weekend as well. we are in a warm sector for saturday, starting behind the cold front, so a lot of cloud around once again. a westerly breeze and through the day, we will see the cloud thickening in the west to bring general outbreaks of rain into northern ireland and the rain at its heaviest in western scotland. it's probably not a bad thing, to be honest, that we see this wet weather because january has been a very dry month so far. it will be another mild day then with temperatures typically around 8—11 celsius or so, but it is turning colder across the far north of scotland. now, through

probably a few more fog patches, again, for western scotland. some milder air pushing in. highs of 9 degrees in stornoway. still quite cold further south for england and wales, with temperatures continuing to struggle somewhat. however, as we head into the weekend and the early part of next week, there is a tendency for it to turn a little bit cloudy, with temperatures getting back closer to normal. this is bbc news. the headlines at four o'clock. a terror investigation is launched after three people including a police officer are stabbed at manchester's victoria station. my thoughts are very much with the couple who are still being treated in hospitalfor their very serious injuries. and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack. signals from the nasa space probe new horizons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule, the most distant object every explored in the solar system. the archbishop of canterbury calls for an end to the "divisions of recent years" in his new year serm

tuesday, the showers to northern and western scotland, wales, the west of england, maybe not just westernbe notjust in the hills, pushing a little bit further east across england during the day and it will be quite a cold day, especially in that north—west of england. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: affected by the global slowdown and a trade war with the us, latest data shows china's economy is slowing at a rate not seen for almost three decades. what next for brexit? theresa may prepares to unveil her latest proposals to parliament, but the divisions remain. what we are now getting are some of those who were always absolutely opposed to the result of the referendum trying to hijack brexit, and in fact steal the result from the people. tear gas and clashes in greece as thousands rally against the macedonia name deal. and the stargazing treat set to dazzle the night sky. the lunar eclipse worth waiting up for.

we also see cloud thickening for northern ireland and western scotland, a bit of patchy rain here latee to seven or eight degrees. but it is set to turn milder as we head towards the end of the week. high pressure builds its way back in, and we start to bring the winds back in from the atlantic. so it is, from the north—west, going to turn a little bit milder. holding onto some chilly air across the south—east on thursday. some places could start off with a touch of frost but i think that is where we will see the best of the sunshine through the day. also, north—east england and eastern scotland will see in some sunshine, generally a lot of cloud, maybe the odd spot of drizzle, but towards the west, things start to turn milder. through friday into the weekend, all of us will get into that milder air. there will always be a lot of cloud and perhaps some rain at times, especially in the north. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: 50 days after he was first detained, former nissan chairman carlos ghos

in fact, for western parts of scotland, some persistent spells of rain. y delivering some persistent rain across the western isles through the early hours of saturday morning and slowly sinking its way south and eastward, so for much of the uk, it will be a fairly cloudy day on saturday. increasingly windy, a few showers sinking their way southwards but tending to dissipate as they do but the showers will give way to a more persistent spell of rain initially across the east of northern ireland and later in the day across northern and western scotland and some of that rain just arriving into the far north of england as well. quite a windy day, particularly across scotland. that's an idea of average strengths but gusts could well touch 30 or a0 miles an hour. but for many, a milderfeeling day, temperatures into double figures, around 10 or 11 celsius. 0vernight, it's cloudy, windy, a bit damp in places with some patchy drizzle but more persistent rain pushing its way across northern scotland and then slowly sinking its way southwards to arrive perhaps into t

— and then here comes the wet weather, moving into northern ireland, into western scotland through thell snow again, especially in scotland. ahead of that, though, much of eastern scotland, much of england and wales — at least during daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipping again behind this weather system to give a touch of frost going into tuesday morning. so that weather system pushes away early on tuesday from the far south—east and a flow of quite cold air coming in from the north—west on which we will see these wintry showers. some sunshine too, but the showers i

scotland and parts of north—east england as well. sunshine initially, but then it turns cloudier with showers working into western areas of scotland. e cold air across the north and east. temperature around 1 celsius or so. tuesday and wednesday, we have a slow—moving weather front that‘s going to bring heavy persistent outbreaks of rain to western scotland, particularly into the highlands and western isles looking pretty wet. temperatures are rising again, 10 degrees widely and temperature is reaching around 7 degrees here. it will get milder for all of us. as we reach wednesday and thursday, we will start to see a more significant push of arctic winds moving down and replacing these milder westerly winds. so for all of us as we head through thursday, the temperatures will drop, even a little below normal for the time of year but at the same time, with that colder air arriving, it should be a little bit more in the way of sunshine. that‘s your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: a saudi teenager who fled from herfamily, fearing that they would kill her for renouncing islam, has arrived in toronto, where she‘s been offe

scotland and parts of north—east england as well. sunshine initially, but then it turns cloudier with showers working into western areas of scotland. he country, but quite cold air across the north and east. temperature around 1 celsius or so. tuesday and wednesday, we have a slow—moving weather front that's going to bring heavy persistent outbreaks of rain to western scotland, particularly into the highlands and western isles looking pretty wet. temperatures are rising again, 10 degrees widely and temperature is reaching around 7 degrees here. it will get milder for all of us. as we reach wednesday and thursday, we will start to see a more significant push of arctic winds moving down and replacing these milder westerly winds. so for all of us as we head through thursday, the temperatures will drop, even a little below normal for the time of year but at the same time, with that colder air arriving, it should be a little bit more in the way of sunshine. that's your latest weather. this is bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: how does it feel to be in canada? a warm welcome in canada for the saudi teenager whose efforts to esca

further north, brighter skies, showers in northern and western scotland but the temperatures will fallhrough the day behind the cold front and we are looking at seven or eight in glasgow and aberdeen. overnight on sunday into monday, the colder air will slide all the way south across the uk and another where the feature will start to eat its way southwards and behind that of the air will be colder still and you can see the frost developing in lerwick and wintry showers feeling down the north sea. this is what it looks like on monday morning, that other feature. the sky is looking pretty clear on monday, a lot of sunshine but pretty chilly to start with on what could turn out to be a chilly day. quite a bit of sunshine around, some hazy sun in the north—west thanks to high cloud but it will feel colder, especially with the northerly breeze although not particularly strong. temperatures are looking at six or 7 degrees, may be double figures in the south west and south wales. on tuesday, we turn it on its head again, the wind direction has changed to a south—westerly, rain is pushing into

dry for much of the uk, once again, more cloud across northern ireland and western scotland, parts ofhy drizzle but also it will start to raise the temperature so, nine or ten celsius in the north—west on thursday. we end the week fairly quiet, this area of high pressure to the west and south—west of the uk, notice by this stage the isobars are quite nicely spaced apart. so the wind should be fairly light and there will be spells of sunshine for many, save for parts of northern ireland and the western isles of scotland, still prone to some mist and fog and patchy light rain and drizzle. temperatures in double figures and for much of the uk, just getting into double figures to end the week. we will end this forecast, once again, with the jet stream, because as we go into the weekend, it starts to dive its way a little further south. that will be the set up in the week ahead. things go from being quite quiet to fairly unsettled once again. it will be often windy, there will be spells of rain and it will be feeling cold and there is the possibility, as we go into the week ahead, we could

we also see cloud thickening for northern ireland and western scotland, a bit of patchy rain here latehine, those temperatures struggling a little bit — five to seven or eight degrees. but it is set to turn milder as we head towards the end of the week. high pressure builds its way back in, and we start to bring the winds back in from the atlantic. so it is, from the north—west, going to turn a little bit milder. holding onto some chilly air across the south—east on thursday. some places could start off with a touch of frost but i think that is where we will see the best of the sunshine through the day. also, north—east england, eastern scotland will see in some in some sunshine. generally a lot of cloud, maybe the odd spot of drizzle, but towards the west, things start to turn milder. and through friday into the weekend, all of us will get into that milder air. there will always be a lot of cloud and perhaps some rain at times, especially in the north. 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 st

scotland and parts of north—east england as well. sunshine initially, but then it turns cloudier with showers working into western areas of scotland. , but quite cold air across the north and east. temperature around 1 celsius or so. tuesday and wednesday, we have a slow—moving weather front that's going to bring heavy persistent outbreaks of rain to western scotland, particularly into the highlands and western isles looking pretty wet. temperatures are rising again, 10 degrees widely and temperature is reaching around 7 degrees here. it will get milder for all of us. as we reach wednesday and thursday, we will start to see a more significant push of arctic winds moving down and replacing these milder westerly winds. so for all of us as we head through thursday, the temperatures will drop, even a little below normal for the time of year but at the same time, with that colder air arriving, it should be a little bit more in the way of sunshine. that's your latest weather. good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: "back me or risk a catastrophic betrayal of democracy," warns theresa m

bright skies in north—east scotland. for western rain close to the coast. land, rain close to the coast. lower levels we might see some at lower levels we might see some snow mixing in. similar in north—west england. northern ireland drying up in the afternoon. snow in parts of wales. rain across the south west of england because here it is turning milder. it stays dry for a good part of the afternoon in east anglia and the south—east. this evening and tonight we take the patchy rain with some sleet and snow mixed in. it pushes further east. ft showers pushing across the south—west. with the extra cloud and milder air, it will not be as cold as it was. one to 5 degrees in many places. what we are left with tomorrow is an uninspiring day. a lot of cloud. dribs and drabs of rain and drizzle. maybe the odd fla ke rain and drizzle. maybe the odd flake of something sleety. the best chance of sunshine tomorrow across the north of scotland. temperatures in the far south—west of england get to 10 degrees in plymouth. elsewhere, grey and damp and chilly. some subtle

gusts up to around 40—50 mph particularly across northern and western parts of scotland.tern parts of the uk that will have the lion's share of the sunshine. those showers packing into the northwest. temperature is 11 or 12 degrees again it is a very mild day to come on sunday but you will certainly notice the strength of the breeze. by the time we get to monday, high pressure starts to move in once again. from the west, that will ease those winds down somewhat. not as blustery through the course of monday. more such an offer and fewer showers compared to the weekend. cougar particularly around that east coast. breeze coming in from the north sea. we have rain on tuesday that could be persistent across scotland. here is the slow—moving front that will sit there all day. for some, heavy rain mounting across parts of scotland. but a dry story everywhere else was of temperatures in double figures across the board. wider winds further south. that front will bring that persistent rain through scott went on to overnight into wednesday this makes his way further krause —— south

— and then here comes the wet weather, moving into northern ireland, into western scotland through theotland. ahead of that, though, much of eastern scotland, much of england and wales — at least during daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipping again behind this weather system to give a touch of frost going into tuesday morning. so that weather system pushes away early on tuesday from the far south—east and a flow of quite cold air coming in from the north—west on which we will see these wintry showers. some sunshine too, but showers into northern and western scotland,

scotland. winds picking up in the western isles added to the afternoon for northern ireland and western scotlande. this rain and hill still in scotland and the pennines, maybe some snow in the workplaces. witching southwards going into the early hours of tuesday, wintry showers following to the north—west and a frost for many of us as tuesday begins. there is a flow of cold air coming in on tuesday and the showers may have rain along the coast, but a lot of these have sweet, snow and hail. we are going to see some lucky relations out of this, notjust on hill fog, billy on heavier showers to lower levels. beverages are coming down a bit, a strong north—westerly wind which does make for quite a call today on tuesday but there will be some sunny spells around. frosty night to come for the rest of the week, there will be few showers around but quite a bit of dry sunny weather. wednesday night into early thursday there could be some snow showers in parts of east anglia and south—east england. the week ahead is cold but by friday little cold. —— a little less cold. this is bbc world news today. our to

even from the word go, the snow showers are peppering western parts of scotland.ings quite icy. there'll be wintry showers producing an ice risk in northern ireland and north—west england. snow chiefly in the hills, but in the heavier ones, then through the day, we pick up this bandnf‘ra'rrfi sleet and snow from northern england, through wales, into the south—west, rain the further south you are. fiaadfi taetraaatt derhi tha 9a; to lower levels on the back edge! but once we've got rid of this area of rain, sleet and snow, you will find brighter skies returning, but these sleet and snow showers still around. not too many into eastern scotland, but they'll still be pushing into western scotland on through the day, into parts strum increasing cloud, some outbreaks of rain, but again on the back edge of this system, as you can see, and at this stage of the afternoon sieateteiegiile sense? @' aft“: 77 e it looks like they're going to pep up in north—west scotland during the day, adding a further few centimetres on top of what we've already got here, on another cold day, d

we also see cloud thickening for northern ireland and western scotland, a bit of patchy rain here lateseven or eight degrees. it is set to turn milder as we head towards the end of the week, high pressure builds its way back in and we start to bring the winds back in from the atlantic. it is from the north—west and will turn a bit milder. holding onto some chilly air across the south—east on thursday. some places could begin with a touch of frost but i think that is where we will see the best of the sunshine through the day. north—east england and eastern scotland will see in some sunshine, cloud generally and a spot of drizzle but towards the west, things start to turn milder. through friday into the weekend, all of us will get into the milder air. there will be some cloud and the rain at this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: seven weeks after his arrest, former chairman of nissan, carlos ghosn is to make his first appearance in a tokyo court. thailand says an 18—year—old saudi woman who's seeking asylum won't be deported against her will. 0ur corresp

some splashes of rain in western scotland. part of northern ireland.outh—west, bringing the atlantic air but the weather front. more rain bringing the atlantic air but the weatherfront. more rain this weekend. for tomorrow, showers pushing south. they will continue in north—west england, north west wales through the day. as they will across northern and western scotland. most prolific in northern scotland. and even windy day tomorrow. sunshine at times. temperatures, sorry, winds ghosting. milder on tuesday and wednesday. colder air by the end of the week. more later. thank you, matt. a little bit down for quite a few people. hopefully you'll enjoy your weekend anyway. a growing number of people in england are being fined for claiming free prescriptions they're not entitled to. the nhs says these claims cost it more than £250 million every year, but chemists argue the rules are too complex and confusing. paul lewis from radio 4's money box has been looking into this. do you want to take us through the basics, first? who is exempt from prescription char

starting sunny but very cold with some icy stretches, some showers into northern ireland and western scotlandns. and there could be some freezing fog patches, most likely across southern scotland and northern england, some of these slow to clear through the day. the showers towards the south—east should tend to ease off, i think, through the morning and into the afternoon. one or two showers continuing elsewhere, but generally, actually, a lot more in the way of dry weather during tomorrow, with some spells of sunshine, it won't feel particularly warm, though. more cloud later into northern ireland, and on thursday we continue to see that cloud advancing, bringing outbreaks of patchy light rain, some of it eventually fringing kick into western scotland, maybe some snow over the mountains. elsewhere, another mainly dry but very chilly feeling day. however, this rain into the far north—west will continue to progress eastwards as we go through thursday night, associated with this, a warm front, and as the name suggests, behind it to the air turns a little bit warmer, or milder at least. we do ge

scotland. through the second half of the weekend, as the low pressure pushes eastwards, we start to draw down the winds from the arctic is it will be really quite chilly, particularly across western turn increasingly wintry across the hills in scotland, potentially also down to lower levels late in the day. outbreak of rain will continue to affect eastern coast of england, parts of scotland, soa coast of england, parts of scotland, so a blustery kind of day and is turning noticeably cooler, temperatures in the north for degrees or so. that is the latest weather. goodbye for now. i'm kasia madera with bbc news. our top story: nicolas maduro has accused the us of trying to stage a coup in venezuela. he reacted to washington's support for the opposition by breaking all diplomatic links with america. the us says mr maduro is corrupt and illegitimat and called on him to step down peacefully. donald trump says he would consider any reasonable deal drawn up by the republicans and democrats to bring the shutdown to an end. earlier, the senate rejected two new proposals. mr trump is still insisting on funding for his mexican border wall. and this story is trending on bbc.com: the doomsday

— and then here comes the wet weather, moving into northern ireland, into western scotland through theg daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipping again behind this weather system to give a touch of frost going into tuesday morning. so that weather system pushes away early on tuesday from the far south—east and a flow of quite cold air coming in from the north—west on which we will see these wintry showers. some sunshine too, but the showers into northern and western scotland, northern ireland, wales, western england. snow notjust on hills out of these. get a heavy showe

— and then here comes the wet weather, moving into northern ireland, into western scotland through thead of that, though, much of eastern scotland, much of england and wales — at least during daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipping again behind this weather system to give a touch of frost going into tuesday morning. so that weather system pushes away early on tuesday from the far south—east and a flow of quite cold air coming in from the north—west on which we will see these wintry showers. some sunshine too, but the showers into northern and western scotland, norther

the cloud will thicken for western scotland and we will see a little bit of light rain running in. be a degree also higher, typically around 6 or 7 celsius for much of the country. on sunday, the weak fronts will be pushing southwards across england and wales. again, a lot of cloud. not a great deal of rain — the odd spot. for scotland and northern ireland, sunday should be a much sunnier day. temperature—wise we're looking at highs between 7 and 9 celsius. something milder towards the south—west. we could see a fair bit of low cloud over the hills, perhaps hill fog. it's a quiet spell of weather and it stays quite well into next week too. that is your weather. goodbye for now. you're watching newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: i extend to you this gavel. a new challenge to donald trump's presidential authority. democrat nancy pelosi becomes house speaker and immediately throws down the gauntlet on the government shutdown. democrats will be offering the senate republican appropriations legislation to reopen government later today. i have never had so mu