snow showers in scotland, sunshine in between, to the south—west and channel islands, 11 celsius.gth wind. the arctic wind will reach the south bank as we go into tonight. 0utbreaks wind will reach the south bank as we go into tonight. outbreaks of rain, heavy for a time, sleet and snow, especially over the hills, a dusting of snow over parts of scotland and northern england. for many, it cold, frosty and icy start to thursday morning. strong winds towards the south—east corner, rain, sleet and snow, nevertoo south—east corner, rain, sleet and snow, never too far away from kent and further bouts pushing south and west. wintry showers, hail, sleet and snow across scotland and northern england but some sunshine tomorrow, the wind coming from the north—east making it feel cold, especially cold in the south—east corner, the un could hit 50 mph on thursday night, even more along the coast of east anglia and kent, the winds will be lighter, widespread frost, temperatures of minus four celsius into friday morning. a bright start for many, away from the south—east corner, a risk of snow i

and cloud rolling up from the south as well, introducing some rain for the channel islands and possibly southwest england and wales during the afternoon. amidst all of that, there will still be some sunshine and some warmth, temperatures at best up to 17 or 18 degrees. as we get into tuesday, quite a lot of cloud around. some showers down towards the south — some could be heavy and thundery. we start to see a weather front setting up across scotland. that will start to bring some showers, these beginning to turn wintry, as colder air talks in from the north, and that is a sign of things to come. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this weather front with a wriggle along it starts to push southwards. because of this wriggle, this wave, there's uncertainty aboutjust how much progress southwards this front will make, how quickly it will be moving. but what we do know is behind it, we'll see much colder air tucking in, so there is likely to be some snow, especially over higher ground. but if this weather front sits around for long enough, the snow could come down to quite low levels a

and cloud rolling up from the south as well, introducing some rain for the channel islands and possiblygland and wales during the afternoon. amidst all of that, there will still be some sunshine and some warmth, temperatures at best up to 17 or 18 degrees. as we get into tuesday, quite a lot of cloud around. some showers down towards the south — some could be heavy and thundery. we start to see a weather front setting up across scotland. that will start to bring some showers, these beginning to turn wintry, as colder air talks in from the north, and that is a sign of things to come. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this weather front with a wriggle along it starts to push southwards. because of this wriggle, this wave, there's uncertainty aboutjust how much progress southwards this front will make, how quickly it will be moving. but what we do know is behind it, we'll see much colder air tucking in, so there is likely to be some snow, especially over higher ground. but if this weather front sits around for long enough, the snow could come down to quite low levels across norther

them is persistent rain on wednesday, this morning we have some showers coming on across the channel islandse the track of where the showers have been, and where they are heading, coming up across the channel islands, getting in across parts of southern england. that process will continue. we see some across kent, and into essex for the afternoon. it will brighten up in a northern ireland meanwhile as the rain moves across scotland, and northern england. for most of us, we're looking at my twins to but brisk winds in the north—west, some sunshine in the north—east, and lots of sunshine across parts of lincolnshire, the midlands, wales, and yorkshire with top temperatures between 8—14. this evening, most of the showers, if not all, will clear away, and under clear skies it will be another cold night. some frost, patchy mist and fog forming, around, and soon a brisk wind in the north—west. these are the overnight lows, so it is going to be a cold start the day on cheese a few head out early. it will be mostly dry and sunshine, but it was the front making some in the outer hebrides and in the w

we could pick up more across the channel islands, and pushing into central southern england through thein across the southwest of england through friday across wales, a stronger wind as well, that will freshen through thursday night into friday, pushing across northern ireland into southern and western scotland. perhaps the far northeast of scotland escaping, but the brightness further east will diminish to the afternoon. temperatures are still a bit above average, though, because were pulling in a south—southeasterly wind on friday, albiet a fairly brisk one. pushes that through then into the start of saturday, before saturday night brings in the next developing area of low pressure, wet and windy weather. so, it will stay changeable this weekend, certainly not a wash—out, but there will be some rain around. some brighter skies follow this main rain band, then, into saturday afternoon and evening. the next rain band arriving in the southwest, we think, towards tea—time. in between some brighter weather, relatively mild, another 12 or 13, but the wind will be escalating all the time to

elsewhere, some sunshine and some rain in the channel islands and south—west later of england. 18 in be colder by day and night and there will be some rain, sleet and snow for some. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lukwesa burak. our top stories: the us government tries to clarify president biden's comments about vladimir putin remaining in power, saying it is not america'sjob to force him out. as you know, and as you've heard us say repeatedly, we do not have a strategy of regime change in russia, or anywhere else for that matter. as the destruction of ukraine continues, president zelensky urges western countries to supply more planes, tanks, and missile defence systems. ukrainian military intelligence says moscow may be attempting to split the country into two parts having failed to take the capital. officials in colombia say taylor hawkins, the drummer with the rock band the foo fighters,

and cloud rolling up from the south as well, introducing some rain for the channel islands and possiblyernoon. amidst all of that, there will still be some sunshine and some warmth, temperatures at best up to 17 or 18 degrees. as we get into tuesday, quite a lot of cloud around. some showers down towards the south — some could be heavy and thundery. we start to see a weather front setting up across scotland. that will start to bring some showers, these beginning to turn wintry, as colder air tucks in from the north, and that is a sign of things to come. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this weather front with a wriggle along it starts to push southwards. because of this wriggle, this wave, there's uncertainty aboutjust how much progress southwards this front will make, how quickly it will be moving. but what we do know is behind it, we'll see much colder air tucking in, so there is likely to be some snow, especially over higher ground. but if this weather front sits around for long enough, the snow could come down to quite low levels across northern england. lots of wintry show

cloud pushing up from the south bringing rain for the channel islands, the odd shower for the south—west up to 16 or 17 although quite chilly for the eastern coast. tuesday, a lot of cloud at this stage. the chance of showers to the south, some of them heavy. some showers breaking out further north as well add signs of those beginning to turn wintry across scotland as some colder air starts to tuck in. that's a sign of things to come. as we move into wednesday, this weather front is going to push furthersouth, bringing rain, yes, but also potentially some snow. this much colder air pushing its way southwards. a band of rain, sleet and snow. i think the snow mostly over the hills but some could come down to the lower levels. lots of wintry showers packing into scotland through the day. they will certainly bring snow to some quite low levels. temperatures just 4, 5 degrees across northern areas. 11 or 12 further south and it's going to be a pretty chilly end to the week with some rain, sleet or snow showers in places. some chilly days and cold, frosty nights. this is bbc world news. i'm lu

and cloud rolling up from the south as well, introducing some rain for the channel islands and possiblyre will still be some sunshine and some warmth, temperatures at best up to 17 or 18 degrees. as we get into tuesday, quite a lot of cloud around. some showers down towards the south — some could be heavy and thundery. we start to see a weather front setting up across scotland. that will start to bring some showers, these beginning to turn wintry, as colder air tucks in from the north, and that is a sign of things to come. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this weather front with a wriggle along it starts to push southwards. because of this wriggle, this wave, there's uncertainty aboutjust how much progress southwards this front will make, how quickly it will be moving. but what we do know is behind it, we'll see much colder air tucking in, so there is likely to be some snow, especially over higher ground. but if this weather front sits around for long enough, the snow could come down to quite low levels across northern england. lots of wintry showers packing into scotland with

passengers and one crew member killed when the dive boat caught fire and eventually sank off the channel islands. the new coast guard regulations include having fire detection systems and fire extinguishers onboard and clearly marked. escape routes, among other things. sports wrap is coming up at 11 30. here's a look at what joe and jason are working on. the stanford women's basketball team is headed back to the final four. we'll hear what the team is saying now just two wins away from repeating as national champs. alright, speaking of the final four, no cinderella still standing on the men's side. we will have a marquee matchup nearly 50 years in the making, and chris mullin weighs in on whether the struggling warriors can hit the switch in time for the playoffs. it's all coming up at 11 30. on sports wrap. but first after the break, we mark women's history month by catching up with two of the original rosie the the girlse young i can never say you can do it. because you can. you haven't tried. and if you don't try, you don't know if you can do it or not. why is words there in their nineties? n

and cloud rolling up from the south as well, introducing some rain for the channel islands and possiblyhat, there will still be some sunshine and some warmth, temperatures at best up to 17 or 18 degrees. as we get into tuesday, quite a lot of cloud around. some showers down towards the south — some could be heavy and thundery. we start to see a weather front setting up across scotland. that will start to bring some showers, these beginning to turn wintry, as colder air tucks in from the north, and that is a sign of things to come. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this weather front with a wriggle along it starts to push southwards. because of this wriggle, this wave, there's uncertainty aboutjust how much progress southwards this front will make, how quickly it will be moving. but what we do know is behind it, we'll see much colder air tucking in, so there is likely to be some snow, especially over higher ground. but if this weather front sits around for long enough, the snow could come down to quite low levels across northern england. lots of wintry showers packing into scotla

at the same time, a line of showers come across the channel islands to dorset and hampshire, eventuallyaking rain with it. behind it, a return to some showers, some of which will be heavy and sundry with hail. and temperatures, 8—13 . into the weekend, the weather remains unsettled, various weather fronts coming our way, unsettled, various weather fronts coming ourway, rain unsettled, various weather fronts coming our way, rain and showers at the time. and it is also going to be windy but mild. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. as thousands scramble to safety after a temporary ceasefire, russia says there'll be a pause in its bombardment of kyiv and four other cities so that civilians can leave. it was so terrible and my parents... i left my parents in sumy. i hope i will see them another time. but, in the last few hours, air raid sirens have been sounding in and around kyiv, with unconfirmed reports of explosions. the us rejects an offer by poland to send all of its russian—made mig—29 fighter jets to ukraine, via us bases, saying it woul

underneath it brings the rain and drizzle and through this afternoon, heavier purse developing in the channel islands hampshire and dorset, somerset and devon and cornwall put it into the far south—east wales and south midlands later. similar temperatures across the country, highest in the highlands at 11 degrees but a big contrast on the way tonight because we will have a north—south split, cloud and rain in prison in the south, in the north, clear skies, cloud and rain in prison in the south, in the north, clearskies, if few mist and fog patches but a widespread frost developing so by the morning we could be —7 in parts of aberdeenshire, 7 degrees in central london. temperature are barely dropping tonight where these weather fronts move slowly northwards into tomorrow. more cloud around and you can see the bulk of it in western areas where we have the heaviest bursts of rain but in much of england and wales, a cloudy day with rain and drizzle coming and going. a bright start in the north, cloud and rain will come, maybe into southern scotland by the end of the afternoon. in northern scotland, dry a

cloud pushing up from the south bringing rain for the channel islands, the odd shower for the south—westhere. temperatures up to 16 or 17 although quite chilly for the eastern coast. tuesday, a lot of cloud at this stage. the chance of showers to the south, some of them heavy. some showers breaking out further north as well and signs of those beginning to turn wintry across scotland as some colder air starts to tuck in. that's a sign of things to come. as we move into wednesday, this weather front is going to push furthersouth, bringing rain, yes, but also potentially some snow. this much colder air pushing its way southwards. a band of rain, sleet and snow. i think the snow mostly over the hills but some could come down to the lower levels. lots of wintry showers packing into scotland through the day. they will certainly bring snow to some quite low levels. temperatures just 4, 5 degrees across northern areas. ii or 12 further south and it's going to be a pretty chilly end to the week with some rain, sleet or snow showers in places. some chilly days and cold, frosty nights. a big change

underneath it brings the rain and drizzle and through this afternoon, heavier purse developing in the channel islandsmilar temperatures across

showers from the channel islands moving further north.haring her home cooked meals means no one in her community has to go hungry. also, ahead of this weekend's bafta's red carpet host, tom allen will share how he plans to bag an interview with leonardo di'caprio using a selection of british crisps! and maisie smith is back for today's strictly fitness. she's teaching us a move from the charleston to work out our arms. see you at 9:15am. thank you. time now to get the news where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm victoria hollins. a london charity has accused the government of treating immigrant women who escape domestic abuse as second class citizens. immigrants who are not married to british citizens are subject to the no recourse to public funds rule, which states they cannot access most forms of welfare benefits and social housing. the charity southall black sisters wants to see that change. it's this level of racism and sexism. you know, it's this anti—immigrant, hostile agenda which is really feeding the second class provisi

we will see some quite hefty dampers across parts of southern england and the channel islands, a few showers elsewhere. lots of mist and murk and low cloud rolling in from the north sea coast and some fog patches elsewhere. a mild night where it is cloudy, a bit chilly we have clear skies. quite a lot of cloud around tomorrow, the best of an sunshine will develop towards the west. some rain across southern counties of england for a time. a few showers elsewhere and a band of rain, sleet and a little is now starting to push southwards across scotland. most of us tomorrow, 11 to 14 celsius. but temperatures across the northern half of scotland, just for to 6 celsius, more places getting into that cold air. to the north of the weather front, that cold air. to the north of the weatherfront, a band of rain, sleet and snow on wednesday, this now mostly over the hills, we could see some to low levels. lots of snow in the shower is pushing on across scotland. 5 celsius for newcastle, still 12 for cardiff. as we move through wednesday into thursday, the weather front pushes southwards, it doe

there will be cloud towards the channel islands and south—west england and later into northern irelandeastern coast as we go through sunday night. clearing into monday, high pressure still with us next week and if anything it gets a little bit warmer. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... a series of explosions hit western ukraine near the city of lviv, with smoke rising just a few miles from the city centre. here in lviv people were woken by sounds and explosions. we will bring you the very latest. ukraine's capital kyiv continues to be targeted by russian air strikes. a residential neighbourhood in a northern district is the latest to be shelled. two million people have now fled from ukraine into poland since the war in ukraine began, with the majority being women and children. that's according to the polish border guard agency. are we any closer to a ceasefire? russia's president putin lays out his demands to turkey, including a guarantee that ukraine neverjoins nato. the kremlin backed news channel rt ha

showers to the channel islands into southern counties of england.ds the south, bringing some showers in southern counties. there is the weather front that will bring in the way of whether change. already pushing through orkney, shetland, to the highlands, aberdeenshire, outbreaks of rain and turning wintry in shetland later in the day. most dry and sunny spells. temperatures dropping relative to today, close to where we should be at this stage in march. the colder air is already there in the north of scotland. single figure temperatures and it will start to flood southwards behind the weather front. the weather front on wednesday sitting there across northern england, southern scotland and northern england, and we will see some snow on the hills, to the north of that, sunshine and snow showers where the snow showers will be reaching sea level. staying dry in the south. the last dregs of something a bit milder. already, for the midlands northwards, it will feel much colder. colder still as we go to wednesday night into thursday morning. we could see

cloud and rain across wales and south—west will gradually become confined to the channel islands.howers brewing up through the day but with lighter wind and more sunshine it will not feel quite as chilly and after a frosty start on sunday most of us are dried with one two showers. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening... back from the brink, and now reaching their peak. england's perfect performance takes them to the women's cricket world cup final. ahead of the pomp and ceremony of the world cup draw in qatar — a focus on the problems, too, as the head of the organising committee speaks exclusively to the bbc. will feel safe and secure. this is us inviting the world to come visit qatar. and what happens in vegas is a grand prix. formula one announces a third us—based race along the strip in sin city. hello again. welcome along. england are women's cricket world cup finalists, despite losing their first three games of

cloud pushing up from the south bringing rain for the channel islands, the odd shower for the south—westhilly for the eastern coast. tuesday, a lot of cloud at this stage. the chance of showers to the south, some of them heavy. some showers breaking out further north as well and signs of those beginning to turn wintry across scotland as some colder air starts to tuck in. that's a sign of things to come. as we move into wednesday, this weather front is going to push furthersouth, bringing rain, yes, but also potentially some snow. this much colder air pushing its way southwards. a band of rain, sleet and snow. i think the snow mostly over the hills but some could come down to the lower levels. lots of wintry showers packing into scotland through the day. they will certainly bring snow to some quite low levels. temperatures just 4, 5 degrees across northern areas. 11 or 12 further south and it's going to be a pretty chilly end to the week with some rain, sleet or snow showers in places. some chilly days and cold, frosty nights. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk ar

the best of the sunshine in the channel islands.st winds will be towards the south—east corner. a0 to a5 mph on the eastern part of the english channel. it will feel chilly. sub 012 -- channel. it will feel chilly. sub 012 —— thursday. thank you. getting colder, everyone. we were talking about terry wogan a few minutes ago. we can talk about another broadcasting —— bit of broadcasting history this morning. when holby city was first shown on tv, as a spin—off of the popular medical drama casualty, little did its creators know it would be a stalwart on our screens for more than two decades. more than a thousand episodes later, it will get its last ever showing tonight on bbc one. actors bob barrett and jaye jacobs join us now. let's look back at their years on the show. how are you feeling? emotional. it how are you feeling? emotional. [fl is an how are you feeling? emotional. it is an emotional day. let's - how are you feeling? emotional. it is an emotional day. let's take - how are you feeling? emotional. it is an emotional day. let

light and patchy for the most part we could pick up more across the channel islands are pushing to centralish the brightness release will diminish the afternoon. temperatures a bit above average, we are pulling in a south—easterly wind on friday, a fairly brisk one. that pushes through to the start of saturday, before saturday night brings in the next developing area of low pressure, white and windy weather. it will stay changeable this weekend, certainly not a wash—out, but there will be some rain around. some brighter skies follow this main band into saturday afternoon and evening, the next rain band arriving in the south—west towards tea—time. in between some brighter weather, relatively mild, the wind will escalate all the time to push and more rain overnight on saturday and into sunday. showers will then follow. not a wash—out weather will be some rain into the weekend, and winds too. hello, i'm ros atkins — this is outside source. a maternity and children's hospital has been destroyed and a russian air strike in the city of mariupol. the attack happened while a ceasefire was meant to

band of cloud there will be pulses of rain from time to time, we could pick up more across the channel islandsinto northern ireland and southern scotland. temperature is still a bit above average because we are pulling in a south to south wind on friday, albeit a fairly brisk one. saturday night, the next area of developing low pressure, wet and windy weather. changeable this weekend, there will be some rain around. brighterskies weekend, there will be some rain around. brighter skies following the rain main band, the next one arriving in the south—west towards t—town. in between, some brighter weather, but the winner will be escalating all the time to pushing up escalating all the time to pushing up more rain overnight saturday into sunday. showers will follow. there will be some rain around into the weekend and some strong winds too. hello and welcome to your midweek one show, live on bbc one and iplayer with alexjones. and jermainejenas. devastating reports from ukraine today. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. a maternity and children's hospital has been destroyed in a russian

we will see some quite hefty dampers across parts of southern england and the channel islands, a fewof cloud around tomorrow, the best of an sunshine will develop towards the west. some rain across southern counties of england for a time. a few showers elsewhere and a band of rain, sleet and a little is now starting to push southwards across scotland. most of us tomorrow, 11 to m celsius. but temperatures across the northern half of scotland, just for to 6 celsius, more places getting into that cold air. to the north of the weather front, that cold air. to the north of the weatherfront, a band of rain, sleet and snow on wednesday, this now mostly over the hills, we could see some to low levels. lots of snow in the shower is pushing on across scotland. 5

light and patchy for the most part, more across the channel islands and into central southern englandin the south—west towards tea—time. in between, brighter weather, relatively mild, but the wind will be escalating to put in more wind overnight and showers follow. not a wash—out but more rain around into the weekend and stronger winds too. tonight at ten. global condemnation after a children's hospital is hit by a russian air strike in the besieged southern ukrainian city of mauripol. ukrainian local officials say there are many dead and injured, with children buried under the rubble. the attack happened while a ceasefire was supposed to be in place. mariupol�*s mayor says president putin has destroyed a peaceful city. translation: they wanted to take the lives of our children, _ ourwomen, our doctors, who have been fighting for 1h days of war for the lives of every child who came under fire from enemy weapons. in eastern ukraine, a ceasefire in sumy does hold,

one crew member were killed when the dive boat caught fire and eventually sank right off the channel islandsast guard regulations include having fire detection systems and fire extinguishers onboard and clearly marked. escape routes. time is eight. oh nine, happening today, the iconic bixby bridge and big serve will be closed overnight this week. the bridge on highway one will be fully shut down starting tonight so crews can continue maintenance work that began last summer. caltrans says crews are going to repair and inspect the bridge to make sure it's safe. drivers can expect the area to be closed between 10 pm and six am all the way through thursday. alright. speaking of bridges, the bay bridge salad has been a rough commute this morning on that one. it sure has. we're getting some improvement there. mike and gaussian is good, but it's taken a while. we had some earlier crashes that were on the bridge for a good long time. we're finally beginning to see some improvement. and that's the good news. but if you can wait even longer, i think that it might be better for you. 8 80 south. that do

channel. brisk island for claims like that should not have been shown in that form, writing: well, if there aren uk newsrooms about when and how to put kremlin sympathisers on our, the challenges facing journalists operating inside russia are greater still. it has never been an easy place to work independently, but when the russian parliament passed a new law last week and into jail anyonejudged to new law last week and into jail anyone judged to have spread fake news on the armed forces, the bbc decided to suspend the work of its journalists and support staff within the country. four days later, though, steve rosenberg promoted this week to be the bbc's promoted this week to be the bbc�*s russian editor was back on air. bbc's russian editor was back on air. , ., on air. the kremlin is doing everything _ on air. the kremlin is doing everything it _ on air. the kremlin is doing everything it can _ on air. the kremlin is doing everything it can at - on air. the kremlin is doing everything it can at home . on air. the kremlin is doing | everything it can at home to control the narrative about what

were killed one member of the crew when the dive boat caught fire and eventually sank off the channel islandse new coast guard regulations include fire detection systems and fire extinguishers onboard. and clearly marked escape routes. all right. our time is 4 18. we get to talk about your weather on this monday morning, beginning a brand new week and they were raindrops falling on our head. two years row that sounds like a song song there monday morning. rain drops to as well beneficial rain returning to the bay area, but it's very short lived in certainly not a drought buster at all, but it doesn't mean you will need to give yourself a little bit of extra time as you head on out the door for work. now let's get busy with this first things first. we still have a flash flood watch in effect for another hour. so for the santa cruz mountains and those burn scar areas, in addition to that we have a window visor in effect until five a.m. some of those winds have been pretty gusty. they're beginning to subside somewhat at the mount diablo area where earlier they were gusting to about 50, now at 25

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more cloud across eastern parts of the country, also devon and cornwall and the channel islands.ly dry and sunny across northern areas, temperatures are lower than saturday, eight to 10 degrees on the east coast. sunday evening, showers pushing northwards, starting next week with a lot of dry weather around and it will be warmer, especially in the south. quarry are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. a series of explosions in western ukraine near the city of lviv , with smoke rising outside the city centre . ukraine's capital kyiv continues to be targeted by russian airstrikes. a residential neighbourhood in a northern district has been shelled. in the east the ukrainian army holds off the russian advance in the second city of kharkiv, despite heavy daily bombardment. they've tried to punch through here again and again and again and they've failed. ukrainian forces are keeping them at bay. two million people have fled ukraine to poland since the war in ukraine began, with the majority being women and children. that's according to the polish border guard agency. a

showers to the channel islands and to southern counties of england. the weather change. already pushing through orkney and shetland, into the grampians, outbreaks of rain, turning wintry and shetland later in the day. away from that, showers in the day. away from that, showers in the south, mostly dry and sunny spells. dry and cool in eastern areas. temperatures dropping relative to today. closer to where we should be the stage of march. the colder areas already there in the north of scotland. single figure temperatures. the weather front on wednesday are sitting there across northern england and southern scotland, northern ireland, the northern edge of it will see some snow on the hills. to the north of that, sunshine and snow showers, where the snow showers will be reaching sea level. staying dry in the south. the last dregs of something a bit milder. already, for the midlands northwards, it will feel much colder. colder still as we go through wednesday night and into thursday morning. we could see some rain turning to snow across east anglia, parts

there will also be showers coming up from the channel islands, getting into dorset and hampshire in thee we could have temperatures up to 15 degrees. but generally our range is about eight to 12. into friday, a weatherfront coming into the west overnight on thursday — will continue to push northwards and eastwards through the day. there will be some heavy rain in that. and then behind it, a return to showers, some of which will be heavy with hail and also some thunder and lightning. temperatures 8—13 degrees. then, as we move from friday into the weekend, you can see the front�*s crossing us, this area of low pressure coming in our direction as well, and that means that we will see some rain and also some showers at times through saturday and sunday. the other thing is, on sunday especially, it will be that bit windier but it will still be relatively mild. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. it was so terrible and my parents... i left my parents in sumy. i hope i will see them another time. but, in the last few hours, air raid sirens have be

showers in the channel islands in the afternoon spreading northwards.ng to be a complete wash—out. there will be drier, brighter interludes in between and the temperatures by then, 8 in the north, 12 in the south. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... the ukrainian and russian foreign ministers hold the first face—to—face talks since president putin launched his invasion. but they say there's been no progress towards a ceasefire. we also raised the issue of a ceasefire, 24—hour ceasefire, to resolve the most pressing humanitarian issues. we did not make progress on this, since it seems there are other decision—makers for this matter in russia. mariupol city council claims it's under attack from the air. the city is under attack. it comes as three people were killed, including a child after that maternity hospital was bombed during a supposed ceasefire. the russian foreign minister dismissed the bombing as lies. translation: it's not the first time l we see pathetic outcries concerning | the

particularly heavy but it has been murky in parts of the south and you can already see showers in the channel islandse a lot of sunshine with some fair cloud at times. windy across the far north of scotland, especially shetland. as that band of cloud and rain slowly starts to advance north the breeze will pick up. temperatures today, eight in the north and 11 in the south. through this evening and overnight, the cloud and rain continue to push north. scotland, clear skies, and it'll be a cold night, particularly so in the highlands with temperatures as low as —6 or —7. under clear skies in northern ireland and northern england in places we could also see pockets of frost, but the frost will be widespread in scotland. tomorrow the weather fronts continue to advance northwards. we have another waiting in the wings. that won't come our way until later. high pressure that is keeping things settled in the north is moving away. tomorrow, here is all the cloud and rain associated with our weather fronts. murky conditions. they will be some hill fog and coastal fog and it will be blustery. windy with exposur

through this evening and overnight we still have a bit of cloud, the showers in the channel islands inouth—west and we will see the arrival of rain. once again, it is going to be a mild night, certainly milder than last night, certainly milder than last night across western scotland and also northern ireland. tomorrow in, still a fair bit of cloud around, still a fair bit of cloud around, still brighter breaks, a few showers and then here comes the rain pushing steadily northwards are followed by a heavy and potentially thundery showers with some hail. wherever you are, it's going to be a windy day. you will notice the gusty winds and temperatures 7—12 . 0n you will notice the gusty winds and temperatures 7—12 . on saturday, oliver continues its journey pushing northwards so behind it some brighter skies for a time and then our next area of low pressure comes into the south—west introducing some rain and also some stronger winds and that during the course of sunday is all going to be pushing steadily northwards. sunday looking more unsettled but also a bit windier without rain but also

taking all of the rain, the next one moving north and the next one producing rain across the channel islandsturning more settled with sunny spells and showers across the north west. temperatures range from seven in the north to about ia further south. from wednesday to thursday the weather front makes it into the south—eastern corner, taking the rest of the cloud and rain, high pressure builds, lots of dry weather and sunshine around, here is the weather front from the north—west, not particularly heavy rain we are looking at and there will be hill snow. temperatures seven in the north to about ia in the south. as high pressure exerted south across the uk during friday and into the weekend, even into the early part of next week, lots of dry weather, lots of sunshine, i7 next week, lots of dry weather, lots of sunshine, 17 degrees in cardiff on saturday, but by night could well be a touch of frost and we could also be looking at some mist and fog patches for some. hello, this is bbc news with me, rebecca jones. the headlines... russia's bombardment of ukraine continues. residents are shaken b

heavier rain in the southwest and channel islands. north of that we stay in the sunshine.slamming into the front of the regional state administration building. which looks awful. that is outside ofthat which looks awful. that is outside of that building. _ which looks awful. that is outside of that building. those _ which looks awful. that is outside of that building. those pictures i which looks awful. that is outside | of that building. those pictures are really quite shocking. that causes a huge, fiery explosion that blows out windows and nearby video of the aftermath shows burnt out cars and debris in the city square. the strike was reported at 08:00 local time. you couldn't see much they are because of the red strap across the bottom of the screen. the because of the red strap across the bottom of the screen.— because of the red strap across the bottom of the screen. the good news is there are — bottom of the screen. the good news is there are no _ bottom of the screen. the good news is there are no injuries _ bottom of the screen. the good news is there are no injuri

for northern ireland, wales, south—west england, the isles of scilly and the channel islands we willcold start to the day in scotland and northern ireland but high pressure is building for you so you will see a fair bit of dry weather and also quite a bit of sunshine. meanwhile our weather front drift over to the east, not making it into the south—east at this stage and these are our temperatures, seven to 12 with not much of a breeze and into the weekend the front will drift back towards the west but mostly as a band of cloud. thank you very much. want to bring you some news. a statement has come out from the ipc, which has said it is now decided to refuse athletes entry from russia and belarus for the beijing 2022 paralympics, which begin tomorrow. this comes after it had yesterday said they would be allowed to compete as neutrals. it said it has banned them to preserve the integrity of the games and the safety of all participants. multiple end pcs, teams and athletes are now threatening not to compete, which has jeopardised the viability of the games, this is in reaction to the si

quite a fine day for the channel islands. sunshine further north. a cold and frosty day. the risk of ice after the service today and he showers through the night. and i see start to thursday morning. a lot of sunshine in the west. some sleet and snow showers in elgin scotland. dover towards the south—east corner as well. heavier snow close by to —— towards the english channel. it is down here was the south—east corner, strong winds. as you go through the weekend, the winds will ease down. most will see sunshine on friday but increasing amounts of cloud. through the weekend bits of everything, cloud, sunshine, the chance of some showers. staying on the cold side, thames only —— cabbage only slowly lifting. thank you, matt. all happening with the weather. campaigners are urging the government to rethink proposed changes to social care funding, which would require disabled people to pay up to £85,000 towards their own care over their life time. ministers have defended the plans as fair, but critics say it could leave some people without protection from

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