temperatures today, looking at seven in lerwick _ temperatures today, looking at seven in lerwick andd at the same time — slowly south eastwards, and at the same time we have a weak weather front coming up from the south producing — front coming up from the south producing some rain. for most, it will be _ producing some rain. for most, it will be a — producing some rain. for most, it will be a frost free night but under clear— will be a frost free night but under clear skies— will be a frost free night but under clear skies across north of scotland and northern ireland there is a chance — and northern ireland there is a chance you could see some frost stop tomorrow. _ chance you could see some frost stop tomorrow, here is that we can weather— tomorrow, here is that we can weather front sinking southwards, we have our— weather front sinking southwards, we have our other weather front moving north _ have our other weather front moving north and _ have our other weather front moving north and the tail end of that has a cold front— north and the tail end of that has a cold front attached

values perhaps down towards the south, 16 degrees, starting to get colder, only 6 degrees across lerwickh the week, pushing its way gradually south, accompanied by a northerly wind, it will feel certainly much different. in fact, we are going to close out the month of march with temperatures just below the average for the time of year and we could see some of those showers turning increasingly wintry. that's it, enjoy the sun. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm ben boulos. our top stories... explosions in lviv — smoke rises over the ukrainian city as russian rocket attacks continue. in poland, the us presidentjoe biden holds face—to—face talks with ukrainian government ministers and has this message for russia: nato stay absolutely, completely, thoroughly united. ukraine's president says his troops have dealt russian forces a series of powerful blows — and calls for urgent, meaningful peace talks. in other news... a ferry operated by p&0 has been detained in northern ireland because of fears about staff training. and tributes from across

values perhaps down towards the south, 16 degrees, starting to get colder, only 6 degrees across lerwick move through the week, pushing its way gradually south, accompanied by a northerly wind, it will feel certainly much different. in fact, we are going to close out the month of march with temperatures just below the average for the time of year and we could see some of those showers turning increasingly wintry. that's it, enjoy the sun. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, or around the globe. our top stories... us presidentjoe biden has his first face—to—face meeting with ukrainian government ministers since the russian invasion of their country. on his visit to poland, he spells out a clear message to the kremlin: nato stay absolutely, completely, thoroughly united. ukraine's president says his troops have dealt russian forces a series of "powerful blows", and calls for urgent, meaningful peace talks. in other news... a ferry operated by p&0 has been detained in northern ireland, because of fears about staff training. and tributes from across the music industr

values perhaps down towards the south, 16 degrees, starting to get colder, only 6 degrees across lerwickay gradually south, accompanied by a northerly wind, it will feel certainly much different. in fact, we are going to close out the month of march with temperatures just below the average for the time of year and we could see some of those showers turning increasingly wintry. that's it, enjoy the sun. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm ben boulos. our top stories... explosions in lviv — smoke rises over the ukrainian city as russian rocket attacks continue. i'm in lviv, where as darkness falls the people in this city are still taking shelter. in poland, us presidentjoe biden holds face—to—face talks with ukrainian government ministers and has this message for russia. nato stay absolutely, completely, thoroughly united. president biden continues his visit to poland where he met ukrainian refugees. he's expected to make a speech in warsaw soon. in other news, a ferry operated by p&0 has been detained

values perhaps down towards the south, 16 degrees, starting to get colder, only 6 degrees across lerwick accompanied by a northerly wind, it will feel certainly much different. in fact, we are going to close out the month of march with temperatures just below the average for the time of year and we could see some of those showers turning increasingly wintry. that's it, enjoy the sun. this is bbc world news, the headlines: president biden — who's in poland for talks on russia's invasion of ukraine — says ignoring the crisis would come back to bite the us. earlier, he held his first face—to—face meeting with ukrainian government ministers since start of the war. the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskiy, has urged russia to engage in serious peace talks. he claimed more than 16,000 russian troops had been killed, including senior officers. meanwhile, russian shelling of ukrainian targets continues — this is the scene in the western city of lviv after explosions were heard there. a ferry operated by p&0 has been held in northern ireland because of fears about staff training.

highest values perhaps in the south with 16 degrees, starting to get colder with only 6 degrees across lerwicktherly wind so it will feel much different. we are going to close out the month of march with temperatures just below the average for the time of year and, yes, we could see some showers turning increasingly wintry. enjoy the sun. this is bbc world news. the headlines... president biden, who's in poland for talks on russia's invasion of ukraine, says ignoring the crisis would come back to bite the us. earlier, he held his first face—to—face meeting with ukrainian government ministers since start of the war. the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, has urged russia to engage in serious peace talks. he claimed more than 16,000 russian troops had been killed, including senior officers. a ferry operated by p&o has been held in northern ireland because of fears about staff training. the uk transport secretary, grant shapps, said the maritime and coastguard agency deemed the european causeway "unfit to sail".

values perhaps down towards the south, 16 degrees, starting to get colder, only 6 degrees across lerwickill feel certainly much different. in fact, we are going to close out the month of march with temperatures just below the average for the time of year and we could see some of those showers turning increasingly wintry. that's it, enjoy the sun. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... the us president has his first face—to—face meeting with ukrainian government ministers since the russian invasion of their country. joe biden is in poland, holding talks on the crisis with his polish counterpart, andrzej duda. iam i am live in warsaw where president biden is now in talks with his polish counterpart, likely to include military support to ukraine and poland. ukraine's president says his troops have dealt russian forces a series of "powerful blows" and calls for urgent, meaningful peace talks. in other news: a ferry operated by p&0 has been detained in northern ireland because of fears about staff training.

temperatures around seven in lerwick, seven in birmingham, nine and cardiff. wales and the south—west being replaced by thicker cloud and rain coming in from the west. and the wind picking up. temperatures, 7—11 celsius, so the temperatures starting to rise but heading from tuesday until wednesday the weather becomes more unsettled. high pressure that has been in charge for the last few days moves away, and can see that we are under an atlantic influence, the wind changing direction with heavy, persistent rain coming our way to stop it will turn milder, represented by the yellow in the chart, but look at the blues coming in from the west. starting off for many on a cold note with frost and some sunshine, cloud building ahead of the front. in the hills of scotland that persistent rain coming in, heavy at times, then we could see again some hill snow in northern ireland. six in stornoway, 13, pushing down towards london. into thursday, patchy rain across central and eastern areas. still windy, not as windy on friday, and as that front clears, we will see sunshin

values perhaps down towards the south, 16 degrees, starting to get colder, only 6 degrees across lerwicknied by a northerly wind, it will feel certainly much different. in fact, we are going to close out the month of march with temperatures just below the average for the time of year and we could see some of those showers turning increasingly wintry. that's it, enjoy the sun. this is bbc news ? welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm rebecca jones. our top stories... us presidentjoe biden has his first face—to—face meeting with ukrainian government ministers since the russian invasion of their country. on his visit to poland, he spells out a clear message to the kremlin: nato stay absolutely, completely, thoroughly united. ukraine's president says his troops have dealt russian forces a series of "powerful blows" — and calls for urgent, meaningful peace talks. menawhile, russian shelling of ukrainian targets continues — this is the scene in the western city of lviv after explosions are heard there.

temperatures today, looking at seven in lerwick and stornoway, up to 15 in london, possibly even 16.frost—free night but under clearer skies across north of scotland and northern ireland there is a chance you could see some frost. tomorrow, here is that weakened weather front sinking southwards, we have our other weather front moving north and the tail end of that has a cold front attached, which means that we are not out of the woods just yet in terms of rain. this weather front sinks southwards as a weakening feature, with a fair bit of cloud, this other front moving north into east anglia and that cold front coming in behind it introducing more rain. high pressure starts to nudge in across scotland and northern ireland, so you will see some sunshine, bar a few showers across the far north—west of scotland with a temperature range of 7—14 celsius. heading from wednesday into thursday, we have the remnants of that front clearing the south—east and then high pressure starts to establish itself. that front should clear readily, and it will take any rain left on it with it, lots of dry

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into shetland, 5 degrees in lerwick on monday.r, it looks like it could be back by the end of the week. thank you, susan, winter is back. covid infections in the uk have climbed by a million in a week, according to data from the office of national statistics. the steep rise is being attributed to the contagious sub—variant of omicron. we're joined now by our regular panel, virologist dr chris smith and professor of public health, linda bauld. good morning to you both. let's talk about these rising figures. i think for a lot of people it feels insane. the number of people said, i have escaped it for two years, but it has finally got me now. it is ripping through schools and workplaces are struggling. but mostly people are not particularly unwell, can you describe what is happening with this virus, chris? j describe what is happening with this virus. chris?— virus, chris? i am one of the covid dodrers, virus, chris? i am one of the covid dodgers. i — virus, chris? i am one of the covid dodgers. l have — virus, chris? i am one of the

still some warmth in the sunshine, particularly across southern england, but glanced up there towards lerwickcooler story for us all. temperatures around average for the south, starting to dip below, however, further north. six degrees in aberdeen, showers coming in from the north and turning an increasingly wintry. the cold air trickles all the way south across the uk through wednesday. more cloud around in general. showers in these areas as well. here you see what i was talking about, the area of low pressure towards the end of the week. we are away from this at the moment so the positioning is somewhat uncertain. what we are pretty certain of is the cold air and if we do mix those two things together, we could see a spell of wintry conditions for a time until we get into the latter part of this week. certainly it is going to feel very different. at the moment it looks like anything particularly wintry will be confined to the highest ground, but don't be surprised if you see a little bit of sleet passing nearby during the course of thursday and a pretty cold wind, even as things brighten up

windy across the far north—east and the temperature range north to south is roughly between seven in lerwick begging sarah — "don't get in the car. don't believe him. run." just six months later, vigils were held for the primary school teacher sabina nessa. she, too, was killed in a random attack as she walked to meet a friend. last week, her killer pleaded guilty to her murder. there are no words to describe the pain we are going through, for the family, which he has caused. it breaks our heart that we cannot see her again. no family should go through what we are going through, and each day is not getting any easier. sabina and sarah — two lives lost in what's been called in a report commissioned by the home secretary as an epidemic of violence against women. but while many campaigners say not enough is being done to tackle violence against women, work is taking place across the uk to try to find answers. and often this starts in the classroom. so your friend is constantly sending his girlfriend text messages, asking her where she is, who she's with, and what she's doing. this isn'tjust fri