a few showers towards the western isles.ttled into the weekend but overnight into monday the next weather front moving in from the north—west. that will bring more cloud and rain compared to the front we have during the weekend so heading into monday morning, not as cold, with cloud and outbreaks of rain towards the west first wingback monday's weather will be a different sort of day with this frontal system is slowly pushing across much of the uk. bringing a lot more cloud and outbreaks of rain for england and wales and to southern scotland and north—west england, gales towards the western isles. sunshine across scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon. rain edging slowly eastwards into east anglia and south—east by the end of the day. high—pressure setting across much of the uk but a lingering weatherfront to the south and could spell on some outbreaks of rain. looking towards the middle of the week, perhaps a little rain in the south but largely dry and settled for most. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. the m

decent enough, i think, in belfast, but you can see here in the western isles and certainly for the hebridesg the weather across many western and central parts of europe. it's also driving our weather here in the uk, butjust on the edge of that high pressure, which means the weather fronts and the low pressure tends to sort of go around that area of high pressure. and here, i think always more breezy, always a bit more cloud, whereas further east and south, the better the weather will be. but overall, saturday is looking dry and bright at the very least for most of us with temperatures of around 12 degrees in the south, 10 degrees in aberdeen. and then on sunday, it looks as though we are in for another fine day across most parts of the country, but come monday, i think it will cloud over, one of these weather fronts will come in and bring some outbreaks of rain. you can see the rain here on monday in some of the towns and cities. bye— bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. russia launches a full scale assault on ukraine with missiles hit

— but as i said, particularly wild start today in parts of scotland 60—70 mph gusts across the western islesnorthern england, northern ireland, and parts of wales, but sunshine in between those and a blustery wind. strongest of the winds in scotland transfer eastwards through the day, winds always lighter further south and, once you got rid of the morning cloud and patchy rain, it should be a bright and sunny day. the winds, though, will be a key feature — strongest through the afternoon in eastern scotland with gales. and it's here and across northeast england where it will feel substantially colder than the thermometers would suggest, made to feel well below freezing as we go through the afternoon. so a cold end to the day, rain, sleet, snow showers and strong winds clipping eastern parts of england for a time during thursday night, then skies clear, winds fall light. coldest night of the week, coldest commute of the week as we go into friday morning — temperatures could be as low as —10 through some scottish glens, a widespread frost and some ice to watch out for. but a lovely, crisp day

underthe ireland towards the western isles as well.we start to see the next front moving in from the north—west so that will bring more cloud and rain compared to the front we have during the weekend. heading into monday morning, not as cold, all that cloud and outbreaks of rain towards the west first thing but monday's weather will be a different sort of day because we have that frontal system pushing across the uk bringing a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain for south—west england and wales toward southern scotland and north—west england nudging eastwards, gales towards the western isles but sunshine will return across scotland and northern ireland during the afternoon. rain edging slowly eastwards reaching east anglia by the end of the day and by the end of tuesday high pressure across much of the uk but a lingering weather front towards the south could well spell in some outbreaks of rain at times. looking to the middle of the week, perhaps more rain in the south but largely dry unsettled for most. —— dry unsettled. this is bbc ne

for the western isles gail is developing. top between eight and ii isles gail is developing.stop more of a breeze into tuesday. the touch of a breeze into tuesday. the touch of frost familiar must await from southern england. during tuesday, whether front hanging around in south—eastern part. please away for the rest of uk as high pressure building. loud and patchy rain continuing in the far south. uncertainty to how far north it gets. mostly rain confined to the south of the mfor corridor. once again temperatures between eight and 10 degrees on tuesday. the weather front start moving northwards and eastwards into wednesday. as it comes into high—pressure, it tends to fizzle out. really, quite weak and fair. northern and eastern scotland, keeping the sunshine through the course of the day. highs of around eight — 10 degrees. further ahead towards further, outbreaks of rain but for many of us things attending to turn drier and brighter through friday and on into the weekend. more details as ever on our website. the weekend. more details as ever on ourwebsite. bye—bye. welcome

as i said, a particularly wild start to the day in parts of scotland, 60—70mph gusts across the western islesthe mountains. we'll see wintry showers across northern england, northern ireland, and parts of wales, but sunshine in between those and a blustery wind. strongest of the winds in scotland transfer eastwards through the day. winds always lighter further south and once you've got rid of the morning cloud and patchy rain, it should be a bright and sunny day. the winds, though, will be a key feature — strongest through the afternoon in eastern scotland with gales. and it's here and across north—east england where it will feel substantially colder than the thermometers would suggest, made to feel well below freezing as we go through the afternoon. so a cold end to the day, rain, sleet, snow showers and strong winds clipping eastern parts of england for a time during thursday night, then skies clear, winds fall light. coldest night of the week, coldest commute of the week as we go into friday morning — temperatures could be as low as —10 through some scottish glens, a widespread frost and s

for the western isles, we could see gales developing through the course of the day.st of us between about 8—11 degrees, but for the southeast of england and east anglia, where it stays drier for a good part of the day, a very mild 13 celsius. but eventually, that rain will sweep its way eastwards across all parts. it'll be followed by clearer skies, just a few showers continuing, a bit more of a breeze here on tuesday, but certainly a touch of frost for many of us away from southern england and south wales first thing tuesday morning. during tuesday, we have this weather front that will hang around across southern and southeastern parts, clears away from the rest of the uk as high pressure builds in. a lot of dry and settled weather, but that cloud and patchy rain continuing into the far south. bit of uncertainty about how the far north it gets. mostly any rain will be confined to the south of the m4 corridor, but to the north, plenty of blue skies with top temperatures around 8—10 degrees on tuesday. heading onto the middle part of the week. there's a bit of a wave

as i said, a particularly wild start to the day in parts of scotland 60—70 mph gusts across the western islesseas, as well, and blizzards on the mountains. we'll see wintry showers across northern england, northern ireland, and parts of wales, but sunshine in between those and a blustery wind. strongest of the winds in scotland transfer eastwards through the day. winds always lighter further south and, once you've got rid of the morning cloud and patchy rain, it should be a bright and sunny day. the winds, though, will be a key feature — strongest through the afternoon in eastern scotland with gales. and it's here and across northeast england where it will feel substantially colder than the thermometers would suggest, made to feel well below freezing as we go through the afternoon. so a cold end to the day, rain, sleet, snow showers and strong winds clipping eastern parts of england for a time during thursday night, then skies clear, winds fall light. coldest night of the week, coldest commute of the week as we go into friday morning — temperatures could be as low as —10 through some scottish

as i said, a particularly wild start to the day in parts of scotland, 60—70mph gusts across the western isles we'll see wintry showers across northern england, northern ireland, and parts of wales, but sunshine in between those and a blustery wind. strongest of the winds in scotland transfer eastwards through the day. winds always lighter further south and once you've got rid of the morning cloud and patchy rain, it should be a bright and sunny day. the winds, though, will be a key feature — strongest through the afternoon in eastern scotland with gales. and it's here and across north—east england where it will feel substantially colder than the thermometers would suggest, made to feel well below freezing as we go through the afternoon. so a cold end to the day, rain, sleet, snow showers and strong winds clipping eastern parts of england for a time during thursday night, then skies clear, winds fall light. coldest night of the week, coldest commute of the week as we go into friday morning — temperatures could be as low as —10 through some scottish glens, a widespread frost and some ice to wat

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few issues on some of the higher scottish roots and some strong winds gusting at 70 mph in the western islese low pressure currently working across the north sea to bring some fairly windy weather to the netherlands through friday. in the atlantic, we have the next weather system waiting to come into the start of the weekend but between that and that, we get that, an area of high pressure that will be bringing some fine weather our way for friday. however, over recent hours, as the high pressure has edged in, the number of showers has dwindled and a few left in north—western areas and with the combination of clear skies and light winds allowing a widespread frost, there could be a few icy patches around and the lowest temperatures in aberdeenshire getting down to 10 celsius and a freezing cold start to the day on friday but beautiful winter sunshine for most of you through most of the day, and some isolated showers across the north west and through the day you will see the weather turn cloudy in northern ireland. temperatures? we are looking at highs close to the seasonal average, about six

for the western isles, we could see gales developing through the course of the day. 8—11 degrees, but for the southeast of england and east anglia, where it stays drier for a good part of the day, a very mild 13 celsius. but eventually, that rain will sweep its way eastwards across all parts. it'll be followed by clearer skies, just a few showers continuing, a bit more of a breeze here on tuesday, but certainly a touch of frost for many of us away from southern england and south wales first thing tuesday morning. during tuesday, we have this weather front that will hang around across southern and southeastern parts, clears away from the rest of the uk as high pressure built in. a lot of dry and settled weather, but that cloud and patchy rain continuing into the far south. bit of uncertainty about how the far north it gets. mostly any rain will be confined to the south of the m4 corridor, but to the north, plenty of blue skies with temperatures around 8—10 degrees on tuesday. heading onto the middle part of the week. there's a bit of a wave on that weather front, so i

windy conditions — gales possible up towards the western isles, for instance — and that rain will clearor parts of northern england into wales, down towards the south—west as well. another fairly mild day — temperatures up to around 12 degrees. heading on into tuesday and high pressure sits across much of the uk, but we've got this trailing frontal system, so that may welljust spill some rain across some southern counties of england, perhaps into south wales as well, but there's still some uncertainty about exactly how far north or south this system is going to be. but across much of the uk, we are thinking that high pressure will dominate, bringing a lot of dry and settled weather. a touch cooler, i think, on tuesday. this is bbc news. the headlines: there have been several powerful explosions near kyiv as residents hunkered down for another night in shelters. multiple reports say an explosion was caused by a missile attack on a fuel depot station. a un refugee agency says invasion has driven more than 150,000 people to flee ukraine to the west and the vast majority have gone to poland

the course of the day but elsewhere a fair bit of cloud and windy, gail's possible towards the western isles for parts of northern england and wales towards the south. another mild day with temperatures up to 12. tuesday, high pressure across much of the uk but this trailing frontal system may spill some rain across some sub— counties of england perhaps into south wales but some uncertainty about how far north or south the system will be. across much of the uk we are thinking high pressure will dominate, bringing dry and settled weather. call on tuesday i think. in the middle of the week, rain lingering in the south on wednesday and more rain in the north—west by thursday. this is bbc news. the headlines: another terrifying night for the citizens of kyiv with reports of a massive explosion south—west of the capital. this is the scene live in the city as people seek shelter from further russian military attack. the exodus grows, more than 100,000 have already fled to neighbouring countries. tougher sanctions on russia, the eu calls for a number of russian banks to be removed from the swift ba

as i said, a particularly wild start to the day in parts of scotland 60—70 mph gusts across the western isles wintry showers across northern england, northern ireland, and parts of wales, but sunshine in between those and a blustery wind. strongest of the winds in scotland transfer eastwards through the day. winds always lighter further south and, once you've got rid of the morning cloud and patchy rain, it should be a bright and sunny day. the winds, though, will be a key feature — strongest through the afternoon in eastern scotland with gales. and it's here and across northeast england where it will feel substantially colder than the thermometers would suggest, made to feel well below freezing as we go through the afternoon. so a cold end to the day, rain, sleet, snow showers and strong winds clipping eastern parts of england for a time during thursday night, then skies clear, winds fall light. coldest night of the week, coldest commute of the week as we go into friday morning — temperatures could be as low as —10 through some scottish glens, a widespread frost and some ice to watch out for

for the western isles, we could see gales developing through the course of the day.theast of england and east anglia, where it stays drier for a good part of the day, a very mild 13 celsius. but eventually, that rain will sweep its way eastwards across all parts. it'll be followed by clearer skies, just a few showers continuing, a bit more of a breeze here on tuesday, but certainly a touch of frost for many of us away from southern england and south wales first thing tuesday morning. during tuesday, we have this weather front that will hang around across southern and southeastern parts, clears away from the rest of the uk as high pressure builds in. a lot of dry and settled weather, but that cloud and patchy rain continuing into the far south. bit of uncertainty about how the far north it gets. mostly any rain will be confined to the south of the m4 corridor, but to the north, plenty of blue skies with top temperatures around 8—10 degrees on tuesday. heading on into the middle part of the week, there's a bit of a wave on that weather front, so it starts to move back

a few issues on some of the higher scottish routes and some strong winds gusting 70 mph in the western islesat was all courtesy of this area of cloud, an area of low pressure that's currently working across the north sea to bring some fairly windy weather to the netherlands through friday. out in the atlantic, meanwhile, we have the next weather system waiting to come in for the start of the weekend, but between that and that, we get that. it's an area of high pressure that's actually going to bring some fine weather our way for friday. over recent hours, as that area of high pressure's been edging in closer, the number of showers we've seen has dwindled. still a few left over across northwestern areas, and with the combination of clear skies and light winds allowing a widespread frost, could be a few icy patches around. lowest temperatures in aberdeenshire getting down to about —10 celsius. so, a freezing cold start to the day on friday, but some beautiful winter sunshine for most of you for most of the day. again, a few isolated showers coming and going across the northwest, and through th

a few issues on some of the higher scottish routes and some strong winds gusting 70 mph in the western islesf low pressure that's currently working across the north sea to bring some fairly windy weather to the netherlands through friday. out in the atlantic, meanwhile, we have the next weather system waiting to come in for the start of the weekend, but between that and that, we get that. it's an area of high pressure that's actually going to bring some fine weather our way for friday. 0ver recent hours, as that area of high pressure's been edging in closer, the number of showers we've seen has dwindled. still a few left over across northwestern areas, and with the combination of clear skies and light winds allowing a widespread frost, could be a few icy patches around. lowest temperatures in aberdeenshire getting down to about —10 celsius. so, a freezing cold start to the day on friday, but some beautiful winter sunshine for most of you for most of the day. again, a few isolated showers coming and going across the northwest, and through the day, we're going to see the weather turn cloudier

a few issues on some of the higher scottish routes and some strong winds gusting 70 mph in the western isles over over the hills, and that was all courtesy of this area of cloud, an area of low pressure that's currently working across the north sea to bring some fairly windy weather to the netherlands through friday. out in the atlantic, meanwhile, we have the next weather system waiting to come in for the start of the weekend, but between that and that, we get that. it's an area of high pressure that's actually going to bring some fine weather our way for friday. 0ver recent hours, as that area of high pressure's been edging in closer, the number of showers we've seen has dwindled. still a few left over across northwestern areas, and with the combination of clear skies and light winds allowing a widespread frost, could be a few icy patches around. lowest temperatures in aberdeenshire getting down to about —10 celsius. so, a freezing cold start to the day on friday, but some beautiful winter sunshine for most of you for most of the day. again, a few isolated showers coming and going across t

monday, fair bit of cloud, windy conditions, girls up cloud, windy conditions, girls up in the western isles slow—moving in northern england. another fairly mild day, temperatures up fairly mild day, temperatures up to 12 degrees. tuesday, high—pressure sets across the uk, there may well be rain across southern counties of rain coming to south wales, still some uncertainty about how far north or south the system will be. across much of the uk, high pressure will dominate bringing dry and settled weather. a touch cool on tuesday. towards the middle of the week, rain lingering in the south on wednesday and more rain in the north—west by thursday. bye—bye. hello, this is bbc news. there've been several powerful explosions near key of as residents in the ukrainian capital hunkered down in another in shelters. 0n another in shelters. on saturday... a curfew has been enclosed for the whole sunday. the russian invasion has driven more than 150,000 people to fill you crown —— ukraine. the vast majority have gone to poland many to joins friend of family. i western coalition is to cut some russian lin

few issues on some of the higher scottish roots and some strong winds gusting at 70 mph in the western islesng across the north sea to bring some fairly windy weather to the netherlands through friday. in the atlantic, we have the next weather system waiting to come into the start of the weekend but between that and that, we get that, an area of high pressure that will be bringing some fine weather our for friday. however, recent hours, as the high pressure has edged in, the number of showers has dwindled and a few left in north—western areas and with the combination of clear skies and light winds allowing a widespread frost, there could be a few white steed patches around on the lowest temperatures in aberdeenshire getting down to 10 celsius and a freezing cold start to the day on friday but beautiful winter sunshine for most of you through most of the day, and isolated showers across the north west and through the day you will see the weather turned cloudy in northern ireland. temperatures? we are looking at highs close to the seasonal average, about six in glasgow and nine for cardiff and

bringing some rain chiefly to northern and western isles cotton but also parts of northern england.h and east should stay in the dry but with increasing cloud. look at the temperatures, widely rising to double figures. into tuesday, now we have a cold front pushing southwards, this is a dividing line over tuesday and wednesday between milder air in the south and colder air in the north. 0n milder air in the south and colder air in the north. on tuesday we will see more on the web sunshine across scotland but with some snow showers in the north and west. further south, more cloud, mist and fog over the hills and patchy rain through parts of northern england, wales and northern ireland. but it will be a mile day for many away from scotland, temperatures at i! to 14. it will turn colder for all of us as the week goes on, we might see further snow and blizzards across northern scotland. this is bbc news with maryam moshiri. the headlines at i. as queen elizabeth celebrates 70 years on the throne, she says she wants the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort when prince charle

windy conditions — gales possible up towards the western isles, for instance — and that rain will clearoving for parts of northern england into wales, down towards the south—west as well. another fairly mild day — temperatures up to around 12 degrees. heading on into tuesday and high pressure sits across much of the uk, but we've got this trailing frontal system, so that may welljust spill some rain across some southern counties of england, perhaps into south wales as well, but there's still some uncertainty about exactly how far north or south this system is going to be. but across much of the uk, we are thinking that high pressure will dominate, bringing a lot of dry and settled weather. a touch cooler, i think, on tuesday. looking ahead towards the middle of the week, still a bit of rain lingering in the south on wednesday and more rain in the north—west by thursday. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: another terrifying night for the citizens of care with reports of a massive explosion south—west of the capital. this is the seen live in the city as people may soon start to em

as i said, a particularly wild start to the day in parts of scotland 60—70 mph gusts across the western isles wintry showers across northern england, northern ireland, and parts of wales, but sunshine in between those and a blustery wind. strongest of the winds in scotland transfer eastwards through the day. winds always lighter further south and, once you've got rid of the morning cloud and patchy rain, it should be a bright and sunny day. the winds, though, will be a key feature — strongest through the afternoon in eastern scotland with gales. and it's here and across northeast england where it will feel substantially colder than the thermometers would suggest, made to feel well below freezing as we go through the afternoon. so, a cold end to the day, rain, sleet, snow showers and strong winds clipping eastern parts of england for a time during thursday night, then skies clear, winds fall light. coldest night of the week, coldest commute of the week as we go into friday morning — temperatures could be as low as —10 through some scottish glens, a widespread frost and some ice to watch out fo

for the western isles, we could see gales developing through the course of the day., where it stays dry for a good part of the day, a very mild 13 celsius. but eventually, that rain will sweep its way eastwards across all parts. it'll be followed by clearer skies, just a few showers in the far north continuing, a bit more of a breeze here on into tuesday, but certainly, a touch of frost for many of us away from southern england and south wales first thing tuesday morning. so, during tuesday, then, we've got this weather front that is going to hang around across some southern and south—eastern parts. clears away from the rest of the uk as high pressure builds in behind it. so, a lot of dry, settled weather on the cards for tuesday, but that cloud and patchy rain continuing into the far south. bit of uncertainty about how far north it gets. mostly, i think, any rain will be confined to the south of the m4 corridor. but to the north of that, plenty of blue sky and sunshine once again with top temperatures between about 8—10 degrees on tuesday. heading onto the middle pa

as i said, a particularly wild start to the day in parts of scotland, 60—70mph gusts across the western islesireland, and parts of wales, but sunshine in between those and a blustery wind. strongest of the winds in scotland transfer eastwards through the day. winds always lighter further south and once you've got rid of the morning cloud and patchy rain, it should be a bright and sunny day. the winds, though, will be a key feature — strongest through the afternoon in eastern scotland with gales. and it's here and across north—east england where it will feel substantially colder than the thermometers would suggest, made to feel well below freezing as we go through the afternoon. so a cold end to the day, rain, sleet, snow showers and strong winds clipping eastern parts of england for a time during thursday night, then skies clear, winds fall light. coldest night of the week, coldest commute of the week as we go into friday morning — temperatures could be as low as —10 through some scottish glens, a widespread frost and some ice to watch out for. but a lovely, crisp day to come for many on frid

behind me there is the next weather system approaching, and that means cloud and rain for the western islest for many of us tomorrow, it is going to be a bright if not sunny day with light winds and temperatures of around 10 degrees. here is that high pressure, admittedly the centre of the high will be across central parts of europe, so that is where the best of the weather will be. we are on the edge on this high, which does mean that weather fronts will tend to to sneak into north—western areas through the weekend. so i think saturday and sunday, there is a possibility of some rain in the north—west of the uk, but generally speaking, for many of us, the weekend is looking fine and dry. that's it from me. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines... russia has invaded ukraine in a major military assault by land, sea and air. there have been explosions reported near major cities including in the capital, kyiv. as his army moved in, vladimir putin issued this warning to the world. translation: whoever tries to interfere with us _ or threaten our country should know that russia's response wil

windy conditions — gales possible up towards the western isles, for instance — and that rain will clearving for parts of northern england into wales, down towards the south—west as well. another fairly mild day — temperatures up to around 12 degrees. heading on into tuesday and high pressure sits across much of the uk, but we've got this trailing frontal system, so that may welljust spill some rain across some southern counties of england, perhaps into south wales as well, but there's still some uncertainty about exactly how far north or south this system is going to be. but across much of the uk, we are thinking that high pressure will dominate, bringing a lot of dry and settled weather. a touch cooler, i think, on tuesday. looking ahead towards the middle of the week, still a bit of rain lingering in the south on wednesday and more rain in the north—west by thursday. bye— bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with victoria derbyshire and ben thompson. 0ur headlines today: a massive explosion at an oil refinary outside kyiv, as russian forces appear to concentrate their attack on the

few issues on some of the higher scottish roots and some strong winds gusting at 70 mph in the western islesh sea to bring some fairly windy weather to the netherlands through friday. in the atlantic, we have the next weather system waiting to come into the start of the weekend but between that and that, we get that, an area of high pressure that will be bringing some fine weather our way for friday. however, over recent hours, as the high pressure has edged in, the number of showers has dwindled and a few left in north—western areas and with the combination of clear skies and light winds allowing a widespread frost, there could be a few icy patches around and the lowest temperatures in aberdeenshire getting down to 10 celsius and a freezing cold start to the day on friday but beautiful winter sunshine for most of you through most of the day, and some isolated showers across the north west and through the day you will see the weather turn cloudy in northern ireland. temperatures? we are looking at highs close to the seasonal average, about six in glasgow and nine for cardiff and london. ther

windy conditions — gales possible up towards the western isles, for instance — and that rain will cleargland into wales, down towards the south—west as well. another fairly mild day — temperatures up to around 12 degrees. heading on into tuesday and high pressure sits across much of the uk, but we've got this trailing frontal system, so that may welljust spill some rain across some southern counties of england, perhaps into south wales as well, but there's still some uncertainty about exactly how far north or south this system is going to be. but across much of the uk, we are thinking that high pressure will dominate, bringing a lot of dry and settled weather. a touch cooler, i think, on tuesday. looking ahead towards the middle of the week, still a bit of rain lingering in the south on wednesday and more rain in the north—west by thursday. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: there are reports of a large explosion south—west of the ukrainian capital, kyiv. believed to better fuel depot 1a kilometres from the centre of kyiv. reports say it was hit by a russian missile. a curfew is

for the western isles, we could see gales developing through the course of the day.east of england and east anglia, where it stays dry for a good part of the day, a very mild 13 celsius. but eventually, that rain will sweep its way eastwards across all parts. it'll be followed by clearer skies, just a few showers in the far north continuing, a bit more of a breeze here on into tuesday, but certainly, a touch of frost for many of us away from southern england and south wales first thing tuesday morning. so, during tuesday, then, we've got this weather front that is going to hang around across some southern and south—eastern parts. clears away from the rest of the uk as high pressure builds in behind it. so, a lot of dry, settled weather on the cards for tuesday, but that cloud and patchy rain continuing into the far south. bit of uncertainty about how far north it gets. mostly, i think, any rain will be confined to the south of the m4 corridor. but to the north of that, plenty of blue sky and sunshine once again with top temperatures between about 8—10 degrees on tues

but these weather fronts will be flirting with the western isles i think through the course of saturdayxpected to sneak in fact, cloud and rain are getting to western scotland, maybe the possibility for a bit more clout in western areas of the british isles. i think the best of the weather will always be the further south and east you are. the winds will be light on sunday, they'll be plenty of bright weather around generally, i think not a bad weekend overall. it all changes. by the time we get you monday these weather fronts start to push and a little bit further towards the east so that does mean outbreaks of rain. i noticed that the temperatures are rising, we have more of a cell, south—westerly wind up to 13 degrees here's our weather front monday into tuesday, moves into the near continent and behind it once again an area of high bills. after that brief spell of wet weather that many of us will have on monday it doesn't look as though tuesday is once again going to settle down with that high pressure building in. it also means that temperatures will drop a little bit further so ni

, 50-60 gales across the western isles, 50—60 mph through the morning rush hour.ill blowing around scotland, to gale force winds pushing his words. blustery with sunshine and showers for northern ireland, northern england and north and west wales. sunny conditions for the afternoon here and he went picking up but through the afternoon the wind is transferred into eastern scotland and making it feel sub—0 across the northern half of the country. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the met police are reviewing its assement of a new picture that has emerged of the christmas quiz that took part in downing street in december 2020. the police have previously agreed it did not meet the threshold for investigation. the last covid legal restrictions in england — including the rule on self—isolating — are set to end within weeks, and a month earlier than had been expected. ian stewart — who'd already been convicted of mudrering his fiancee — is now also found guilty of murdering his wife six years earlier. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's

spells through the course of the day but elsewhere cloud, wendy, gail is possible towards the western isles towards the south—west and another fairly mild day, temperatures 12. high pressure sits across the uk but we have this trailing frontal system, it may well spill rain across southern counties of england and into south wales perhaps but uncertainty about how far north or south it will be. across much of the uk we are thinking high pressure will dominate, bringing high and settled weather. touch cooler on tuesday. in the middle of the week, rain lingering in the south on wednesday. more rain in the north—west by thursday. goodbye. but i hope it is just a short time and we will be back soon. the headlines. there are reports of a large explosion south—west of the ukrainian capital of kyiv. it is believed to be the explosion of a fuel depot, 40 commoners from the centre of the capital. reports say it was hit by a russian missile. a curfew is currently in place for all of sunday. the un refugee agencies as the russian invasion has driven more than 100,000 people to flee ukraine to countries

for the western isles, we could see gales developing through the course of the day.nd and east anglia, where it stays drier for a good part of the day, a very mild 13 celsius. but eventually, that rain will sweep its way eastwards across all parts. it'll be followed by clearer skies, just a few showers continuing, a bit more of a breeze here on tuesday, but certainly a touch of frost for many of us away from southern england and south wales first thing tuesday morning. during tuesday, we have this weather front that will hang around across southern and southeastern parts, clears away from the rest of the uk as high pressure builds in. a lot of dry and settled weather, but that cloud and patchy rain continuing into the far south. bit of uncertainty about how the far north it gets. mostly any rain will be confined to the south of the m4 corridor, but to the north, plenty of blue skies with top temperatures around 8—10 degrees on tuesday. heading on into the middle part of the week, there's a bit of a wave on that weather front, so it starts to move back northwards acro

as i said, a particularly wild start to the day in parts of scotland 60—70 mph gusts across the western islesgland, northern ireland, and parts of wales, but sunshine in between those and a blustery wind. strongest of the winds in scotland transfer eastwards through the day. winds always lighter further south and, once you've got rid of the morning cloud and patchy rain, it should be a bright and sunny day. the winds, though, will be a key feature — strongest through the afternoon in eastern scotland with gales. and it's here and across northeast england where it will feel substantially colder than the thermometers would suggest, made to feel well below freezing as we go through the afternoon. so a cold end to the day, rain, sleet, snow showers and strong winds clipping eastern parts of england for a time during thursday night, then skies clear, winds fall light. coldest night of the week, coldest commute of the week as we go into friday morning — temperatures could be as low as —10 through some scottish glens, a widespread frost and some ice to watch out for. but a lovely, crisp day to come