across northern scotland, we also have plenty of showers for northern ireland, a few for the north west of englandgh, it's not that cold a start to the day as we head into the first part of wednesday. frost free for most with temperatures around three to five degrees. now for wednesday's charts, that area of low pressure is going to be weakening and moving over towards norway. what follows is quite a gusty flow of north westerly winds and a warm front that's going to make its presence felt across northern ireland, the north west of england and wales and south west scotland. it's across these areas where the weather's going to turn damp, some sunshine for northeast scotland and the cloud probably will break to the east of wales, across the midlands, east anglia and southern counts of england. wherever you are, we're looking at a mild day with temperatures quite widely between nine and 11 degrees. now for thursday, we've got more rain on the way. this time across scotland, for the most part, the rain quite heavy. further southwards, i think you'll notice the cloud tending to build in from the west,

across northern scotland, we also have plenty of showers for northern ireland, a few for the north west of englandy though, it's not that cold a start to the day as we head into the first part of wednesday. frost free for most with temperatures around three to five degrees. now for wednesday's charts, that area of low pressure is going to be weakening and moving over towards norway. what follows is quite a gusty flow of north westerly winds and a warm front that's going to make its presence felt across northern ireland, the north west of england and wales and south west scotland. it's across these areas where the weather's going to turn damp, some sunshine for northeast scotland and the cloud probably will break to the east of wales, across the midlands, east anglia and southern counts of england. wherever you are, we're looking at a mild day with temperatures quite widely between nine and 11 degrees. now for thursday, we've got more rain on the way. this time across scotland, for the most part, the rain quite heavy. further southwards, i think you'll notice the cloud tending to build in from the

across northern scotland, we also have plenty of showers for northern ireland, a few for the north west of englandause it's quite windy though, it's not that cold a start to the day as we head into the first part of wednesday. frost free for most with temperatures around three to five degrees. now for wednesday's charts, that area of low pressure is going to be weakening and moving over towards norway. what follows is quite a gusty flow of north westerly winds and a warm front that's going to make its presence felt across northern ireland, the north west of england and wales and south west scotland. it's across these areas where the weather's going to turn damp, some sunshine for northeast scotland and the cloud probably will break to the east of wales, across the midlands, east anglia and southern counts of england. wherever you are, we're looking at a mild day with temperatures quite widely between nine and 11 degrees. now for thursday, we've got more rain on the way. this time across scotland, for the most part, the rain quite heavy. further southwards, i think you'll notice the cloud tending t

across northern scotland, we also have plenty of showers for northern ireland, a few for the north—west of englandough, it's not that cold a start to the day as we head into the first part of wednesday. frost free for most with temperatures around three to five degrees. now for wednesday's charts, that area of low pressure is going to be weakening and moving over towards norway. what follows is quite a gusty flow of north westerly winds and a warm front that's going to make its presence felt across northern ireland, the north west of england and wales and south west scotland. it's across these areas where the weather's going to turn damp, some sunshine for northeast scotland and the cloud probably will break to the east of wales, across the midlands, east anglia and southern counts of england. wherever you are, we're looking at a mild day with temperatures quite widely between nine and 11 degrees. now for thursday, we've got more rain on the way. this time across scotland, for the most part, the rain quite heavy. further southwards, i think you'll notice the cloud tending to build in from the west

across northern scotland, we also have plenty of showers for northern ireland, a few for the north west of englandt's not that cold a start to the day as we head into the first part of wednesday. frost free for most with temperatures around three to five degrees. now for wednesday's charts, that area of low pressure is going to be weakening and moving over towards norway. what follows is quite a gusty flow of north westerly winds and a warm front that's going to make its presence felt across northern ireland, the north west of england and wales and south west scotland. it's across these areas where the weather's going to turn damp, some sunshine for northeast scotland and the cloud probably will break to the east of wales, across the midlands, east anglia and southern counts of england. wherever you are, we're looking at a mild day with temperatures quite widely between nine and 11 degrees. now for thursday, we've got more rain on the way. this time across scotland, for the most part, the rain quite heavy. further southwards, i think you'll notice the cloud tending to build in from the west, but t

across northern scotland, we also have plenty of showers for northern ireland, a few for the north west of englando the day as we head into the first part of wednesday. frost free for most with temperatures around three to five degrees. now for wednesday's charts, that area of low pressure is going to be weakening and moving over towards norway. what follows is quite a gusty flow of north westerly winds and a warm front that's going to make its presence felt across northern ireland, the north west of england and wales and south west scotland. it's across these areas where the weather's going to turn damp, some sunshine for northeast scotland and the cloud probably will break to the east of wales, across the midlands, east anglia and southern counts of england. wherever you are, we're looking at a mild day with temperatures quite widely between nine and 11 degrees. now for thursday, we've got more rain on the way. this time across scotland, for the most part, the rain quite heavy. further southwards, i think you'll notice the cloud tending to build in from the west, but there'll still be probably a

across northern scotland, we also have plenty of showers for northern ireland, a few for the north west of england into the first part of wednesday. frost free for most with temperatures around three to five degrees. now for wednesday's charts, that area of low pressure is going to be weakening and moving over towards norway. what follows is quite a gusty flow of north westerly winds and a warm front that's going to make its presence felt across northern ireland, the north west of england and wales and south west scotland. it's across these areas where the weather's going to turn damp, some sunshine for northeast scotland and the cloud probably will break to the east of wales, across the midlands, east anglia and southern counts of england. wherever you are, we're looking at a mild day with temperatures quite widely between nine and 11 degrees. now for thursday, we've got more rain on the way. this time across scotland, for the most part, the rain quite heavy. further southwards, i think you'll notice the cloud tending to build in from the west, but there'll still be probably a few cloud breaks co

lots of sunshine in our forecast for sunday, some cloud in the north of scotland and perhaps the far south—west of englandthe sunshine that won't feel too bad. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: a second chinese surveillance balloon is passing over latin america, according to the pentagon, a day after a similar device was seen in us airspace. the sister of missing nicola bulley says there's no evidence whatsoever that she has gone into the river wyre. police say that's what they believe happened. 0fficial complaints about energy companies rise by more than 50% in two years. good morning. one of the most competitive six nations tournaments in recent years begins today with a two huge matches to get things under way

of england and scotland. together, they're seeking to promote reconciliation in a largely christian country that's been ravaged by tribal conflict. police in the north—westengland say they believe a woman who went missing while walking her dog probably fell into the river in lancashire. the 45—year—old mother of two was last seen a week ago in st michael's. underwater drones, helicopters and dogs have all been used in the search. danny savage has the details. exactly a week on from when nicola bully van asch, heferen staged a roadside appeal this morning, hoping tojog the memory of anyone who was passing last friday. her pictures are everywhere. but there is no trace of her anywhere. it has been an agonising week for her partner and their two young daughters. our whole focus is the two girls, just staying as strong as i can for them. i am scared that if i put any focus into anything else it will take my focus of that. right now it is as though she has vanished into thin air. just it, it isjust insane. thin air. just it, it is “ust thin air. just it, it is 'ust insane. . ., insane. in the river close to where she _ insane. in the river close to where she

they reacted very quickly and police officers from across the merseyside region here in the north—west of englanddisbursed and at one point the motorways, the main motorway sections, were all closed off. that's now been reopened and a lot of the police have gone home and tensions in the area have dropped completely and things are back on an even keel here but still, it's going to take some time to clear it up. nick garnett reporting. _ let's get some of the day's other news. russia launched over 50 missiles into ukraine on friday, hitting several energy facilities and leaving millions without power. at least 17 missiles hit the south—eastern city of zaporizhzhia. local officials say it was the heaviest attack since the start of the invasion. several regions have issued alerts about incoming russian drones. the fbi has recovered one additional document with classified markings from the home of the former us vice president mike pence in the state of indiana. the search was described as "consensual". sports ministers from 35 countries have been holding an online meeting to discuss whether athletes f

they reacted very quickly and police officers from across the merseyside region here in the north—west of englands — the main motorway sections, were all closed off. that's now been reopened and a lot of the police have gone home and tensions in the area have dropped completely and things are back on an even keel here but still, it's going to take some time to clear it up. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: hope and despair in turkey and syria, as the pain staking search for survivors after the earth quakes continues. more than 23,000 people are known to have died so far. us fighterjets, shoot down an unidentified object over alaska. the pentagon says president biden gave the order to seek and destroy. us presidentjoe biden is meeting brazil's president, lula da silva, in the white house. they're expected to discuss protecting democracy as well as ways of saving the amazon rainforest. the two leaders are likely to find common ground. but they disagree on russia's invasion of ukraine. a little earlier i spoke to our reporter sofia bettiza, who's been following the story. this is the first tim

a lot of cloud, too, across northern ireland, the far north west of england and southern scotland, butf the temperatures, maybe down to minus five or minus six celsius in places and some dense fog patches to start tomorrow morning, some of which could be quite slow to clear. and i think the fog is likely to be a little more widespread tomorrow morning than it was this morning. but much of it will clear through the day to leave sunny skies across england and wales, more cloud for northern ireland and particularly the western side of scotland. the winds really picking up here. we will see wind gusts of 70 or 75 miles per hour in exposed parts of northwest scotland. and this band of heavy rain starting to work its way in around the middle parts of the afternoon. temperatures generally between seven and ten degrees. and then into the evening, this rain bands journey southwards and eastwards on the back edge. we could well see some snow mixing in over higher ground in scotland, but as this band of rain gets down into england and wales, it will really start to weaken. it is running into an a

they reacted very quickly and police officers from across the merseyside region here in the north—west of englandoint, the motorways — the main motorway sections, were all closed off. that's now been reopened and a lot of the police have gone home and tensions in the area have dropped completely and things are back on an even keel here but still, it's going to take some time to clear it up. this is bbc news. our main headline: hope and despair in turkey and syria as the painstaking search for survivors after the earth quakes continues. let's stay with that story. all those now left homeless are having to contend with freezing conditions and little food and water, with many living in tents. but, there are causes forjoy, like ten—day—old yagiz here, being pulled from the rubble. but what happens to those children rescued with no parents or relatives? tom bateman has been given access to a hospital in the turkish city of adana, that's treating many of the youngest survivors. they are too young to know how much they have lost. the earth broke homes and fractured families, now it has taken away their

and assault, following a protest outside a hotel housing asylum—seekers in merseyside in the north—west of englandple arrested in knowsley on friday. the uk defence secretary ben wallace says the uk will be conducting a security review after the incursion of at least one suspected spy balloon into united states airspace. it comes after the us airforce shot down a chinese balloon which crossed the continental united states last week. china has denied the balloon was used for spying and said it was a weather—monitoring device. three other objects were also shot down in recent days over the us and canada. here's the bbc�*s tim allman. whoa! little did we realise when a us fighterjet shot down a balloon off the coast of south carolina that this was only the beginning. these videos on social media appear to show planes by close to where another mysterious object was shut down by us fighterjets. for days now, the airspace above canada and the united states has been playing host to a series of ufos. the latest incident began on saturday when an object was detected above military sites in the us state of

they reacted very quickly and police officers from across the merseyside region here in the north—west of englandthe motorways — the main motorway sections, were all closed off. that's now been reopened and a lot of the police have gone home and tensions in the area have dropped completely and things are back on an even keel here but still, it's going to take some time to clear it up. nick garnett reporting. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: why some fans of the new harry potter video game are calling for a boycott. there's mr mandela, mr nelson mandela, a free man, taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khomeini, has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti havej flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting - of their former president, ba by doc duvalier. because of his considerable value as a stallion, shergar was kept in a special secure box in the stud farm's central block. shergar was driven away in a horse box the thieves had brought with

girl, both aged 15, have been arrested following the fatal stabbing of a 16—year—old in the north—west of england members of the public. police are appealing for any witnesses. mps in the uk have accused the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp of "significant errors ofjudgement," for not declaring his involvement in helping borisjohnson secure a financial loan when he was prime minister. at the time, mr sharp was in the process of applying tojoin the corporation and maintains he's done nothing wrong. here's david wallace—lockha rt. richard sharp was made bbc chairman, a government appointment, in 2021. while he was applying for the role, he introduced sam blyth, a businessman, to the uk's top civil servant, the cabinet secretary simon case. mr blyth wanted to provide the then prime minister, borisjohnson, with a loan facility. mr sharp didn't give all these details to this committee of mps who oversaw his appointment. he was back with them on tuesday and outlined why he didn't reveal the meeting he'd set up. i raised with the cabinet secretary that i was in the application process for the bbc chai

headlines: north korea is accused of firing ballistic missiles into the sea of japan just a day after a similar launch. police looking for nicola bulley, the woman who disappeared in the north—west of englanddy. nearly two weeks on from turkey and syria's devastating earthquakes, the search for survivors is to come to an end. will russia soon be buying chinese weapons for its war in ukraine? that's what the us says, and they're warning beijing not to do it. and going with a bang — the film about the first world war that's proved to be a big winner at the baftas.

these say to us that we cannot lose any more time as being violence outside a hotel in the north west of england, where asylum seekers have been staying. anti immigrant demonstrators fought with protested, have been supporting refugees and knows lean near liverpool mercy side police said 3 people have been arrested. now massive wildfires are continuing to burn and shalay, the fires ravaged almost $350000.00 hectares of land in the centre regions. of morley, b o. b, o knew, bly and all the kenya, the flames ravaged mostly agricultural land and forests, least 24 people have died and hundreds of houses have been destroyed. alessandra ran p. f. he has more from the air and on the ground exhausted fire fighters are trying to control forest fires that are devastating south central chile, but they're battling sweltering heat than strong winds. as the fires keep spreading in areas where the fires have been extinguished, locals are just starting to assess the damage. in the town of cali could teacher maria theresa shows as what's left of the local school. like, are they all they know they go on there? th

police in the north of england have found a body near where a woman went missing three weeks ago. 45—year—old nicola bulley was last seen walking her dog near a river in lancashire in the north westashire police said they were called today with reports of a body in the river wyre — less than a kilometre from where she was last seen. a police statement said: "an underwater search team the search for nicola bulley has been unlearned, in water and by air. today, as the police helicopter search draw circle overhead news for the first time that she might have been found. the police were called just after half past 11 this morning to reports of a body in the river wyre, a short distance downriver from where nicola bulley was last seen. roads around the river were closed in the footpath along the water edge was also sealed off. an underwater search team and specialist officers went into the water. sadly, they found a body and it was taken for the identification process to begin. a forensics tent was erected to preserve the same. lancashire police say it's too early to know whether it is nicola bulley. her family has been to know whether it is nicola bulley. herfamily has been kept infor

north . ahead of elections next month. it comes as anger grows over an economic crisis that have been months of protests and unrest. there's been violence outside a hotel in the north west of england for asylum seekers have been staying anti immigrant demonstrators fought with protesters who been supporting refugees enormously near liverpool, moses, i police said 3 people had been arrested who's president called for an all party meeting to solve the country's political crisis. the cong drank your congress, has rejected dinner boulevard. his proposal to held hold ali elections. public anger has been growing since december. 59. people have died in the unrest in those . the headlines is the bottom line next. ah, hi, i'm steve clements and i have a couple of questions. how aligned or the united states in france on the war in ukraine and how aligned are they on everything else? let's get to the bottom line. ah, frances, always argue that europe should be able to have its own unique foreign policies, even if they don't line up 100 percent, with those of europe's biggest allies, the united states, at the start of the ukraine war, about a year ago, french president emanuel macros said the

headlines: north korea is accused of firing ballistic missiles into the sea of japan just a day after a similar launch. police looking for nicola bulley, the woman who disappeared in the north—west of englandsay they've found a body. nearly two weeks on from turkey and syria's devastating earthquakes, the search for survivors is to come to an end. will russia soon be buying chinese weapons for its war in ukraine? that's what the us says, and they're warning beijing not to do it. and going with a bang — the film about the first world war that's proved to be a big winner at the baftas. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. north korea has been accused of firing ballistic missiles into the sea of japan just a day after the us and south korea held a drill in response to a similar launch. north korea said that test was designed to show it was able to fire nuclear—capable missiles at short notice in response to threats. chad o'carroll works for the korea risk group and told me more. north korea has shown the capability to launch macro in short range tactical missiles over several years successfully. i think the key new thing here is the fact that the north koreans we

in the north west of england, anti immigrant demonstrators fought with protest is supporting refugees and knows lean near, never pull mercy side. police said 3 people were arrested. her congress has shelved several proposals to hold early election despite protests, demonstrations, amend mainly concentrated in the south where one person was killed on thursday. 59 people have died and months of unrest. brianna sanchez reports from lima. peruvians confront security forces he boon of south of the country. one month after 18 people were killed there in the worst day of unrest since proceed in the novel worked. it took office in december tension. so racing legislators hold the key to the crisis. voting to bring elections forward, but they've shelled nearly every proposal. congresswoman who sell patty this presented one of the bills. she says legislators bear some of the responsibility nearly 60 will have been killed. yeah. you had, she planned on me. i wonder if my fellow congressman can sleep comfortably at night because one that peruvian is a family and a country. and morning legislators

we've got winds which breaking light rain which are breaking light rain and drizzle to parts of north—west englands. well, but the heaviest rain is certainly across northern scotland. quite gusty in places, but not as windy as yesterday for most, although the winds will pick up through this evening over north east eastern east england and eastern scotland , most places pretty scotland, most places pretty grey , but some breaks in the grey, but some breaks in the cloud, of sunshine across cloud, a hint of sunshine across parts east. and we will parts of the east. and we will those as i said, those temperatures, as i said, double figures for most we could get to 30 celsius in one or get up to 30 celsius in one or two spots that rain continue for a time this evening, but ease off across highlands and the off across the highlands and the western before midnight. western isles before midnight. not pushes southwards not rain then pushes southwards as a kind of a weak band just turning a bit damp. parts of southern scotland and northern ireland through early hours ireland through the early hours elsewher

there has been violence outside a hotel and in the north west of england. that's where asylum seekers have been staying anti immigrant demonstrators fought with protesters who've been supporting refugees and knows lead. that's near liverpool cycle. and gabrielle is causing in on new zealand largest city, which is still recovering from devastating flooding. the category to cyclone, as adding towards auckland, strong wind and heavy rain warnings are in place. an emergency shelter as have been set up. super bowl parties will see tens of thousands of tons of avocados, crushed into guacamole, but getting them from farm to table can be a long and sometimes perilous journey. manuel rapids has more mexico's me chickens states only some of the most productive. all the cato orchards in the world, but meet your and is also home to several criminal groups to pose a threat to the livelihood of all the cato producers, truck drivers like his suskin dead or say they're not strangers to criminals on the road, looking for an easy target was he fell on with gum. yeah, they wo

but right now, we can cross live to our news north—west of to our gb news north—west of england.ter reaper england. reporter sophie reaper sophie, thank you very much so. yes. are we at now that we yes. where are we at now that we proceedings ? well, currently we proceedings? well, currently we know that a body had been recovered . there was major recovered. there was major police presence here in st michael's on yesterday and then lancashire police informed us that a body had indeed been recovered from . the river wyre recovered from. the river wyre as part of the investigation into nicola bulley disappearance . you mention that we don't know for definite yet whether it is the mother of two formal identification is still underway and we're waiting to hear from lancashire police one way or another course this has been a highly controversial investigation from the very beginning and we've seen a issues across the board those a dispersal unit because of armchair detectives those release of private information nicola bulley that was seen an invasion her and the family's privacy so t

help regulation in this area, so the fact that a factory that was sort of earmarked for the north west of englandackdrop of a few business leaders having various issues with the government that they would not air publicly. 0n the government that they would not air publicly. on this occasion, from astrazeneca, they were talking about high levels of business taxation, corporation tax going up, and other saying that net zero plans for climate change look less ambitious compared to what the us and europe are now doing, so you clearly want more factories such as this and they're not going to dublin if that is your strategy. {lilia they're not going to dublin if that is your strategy-— they're not going to dublin if that is your strategy. ok, many thanks, faisal islam- _ five days after two huge and deadly earthquakes struck turkey and northern syria, some survivors are still being pulled out of the rubble. in turkey's hatay province, a ten—day—old boy was saved, along with his mother. nearby, a seven—year—old girl was rescued and taken to hospital. but in freezing cold temperatures and with hunger set

north of scotland. where the fog has cleared some spells of sunshine, temperatures 6—11 and overnight the band of cloud sits across parts of north—west englandbut further south across wales and central and southern england quite a widespread frost, lows potential of —5 or —6 and of the high pressure but the frontal system from the north—west making for some more turbulent weather particularly in parts of scotland. fog could again be a problem tomorrow morning across the midlands, wales, towards the south of england, some a dense and slow to clear but across england and wales we should see sunshine but for northern ireland and scotland more cloud and rain to the far north—west, winds strengthening, gusts up to 75 possible in parts of north—west scotland, temperature could be between 7—10 but under the fog in the south that could stay colder than that. the weather front sinking south and east during wednesday into thursday will weaken, just some cloud and the far south—east on thursday morning but winter showers in the north of scotland, much of the snow on high ground, rain and sleet to lower levels and wintry showers fading, dry weather thro

our north—west general public. our north—west of englandreaper, paid of england, sophie reaper, paid a visit to the first area to become an and are under these new guidelines . yes, her report new guidelines. yes, her report . the flashes of wigan and leigh wants the site for several of the county's coal mines. the area is now to home many of the region's flora and. wigan leigh is an area famous its involvement in britain's revolution but now it's having its own revolution as area the size of almost thousand rugby league pitches has been made into a national nature reserve. what we've got to do is we've got to bring wildlife back to that landscape where it's been lost and. i think the wigan and leigh flashes just such an inspiring example because this is a landscape was this was black in the 1950s and 1960s there was mining still going on here into the 1990s, a scheme formerly focussed purely on conservation action and research. wigan and leigh is the first to become an nana under a new set of criteria . what the new set of criteria. what t

north of the uk, even again possibly visible to the south. the best areas to get the clear skies probably somewhere in the south—west of england and again to theof scotland. also where you get the clearer skies, expect a frosted to develop overnight and that goes for any place that sees breaks in the cloud as we go into the small hours of tuesday. here is tuesday daytime, again it looks like western scotland will be favoured for the best of the sunshine. perhaps more cloud further south into england and wales, and again the chance of showers coming in off the north sea. temperatures similar to today, the wind still with us and that chilly feel to proceedings. as we look at the middle of the week, this area of high pressure still with us. there's not a lot going on in our weather this week, the changes day by day quite subtle. still cloud being brought in from the north sea, the showers focused in england and the wind to the south a little lighter, but still overall a slightly chilly feel to proceedings than many would expect as we get into the start of march. later on in the week, the high does wriggle around a little bit, the isobars open up

of the week. now, through tuesday, it's a north—south divide — more cloud in the north, one or two spots of rain, some sunshine for the north and west of scotland. england celsius. now, as we move through tuesday night, similar story, with southern areas turning cold and frosty under clear skies with mist and fog patches. a bit more of a breeze, a bit more cloud across scotland and northern ireland, so not quite as cold here as what it'll be further south. so for wednesday morning, it's going to be another cold one to start with across the south. across scotland and northern ireland, so not quite as cold here as what it'll be further south. so for wednesday morning, it's going to be another cold one to start with across the south. mist and fog could be stubborn to clear in places, but i think eventually it will. plenty of sunshine in the south. a bit more cloud, one or two showers across scotland and northern ireland, the winds starting to pick up here. and by the evening, into the first part of the night, it'll turn very windy, in fact, with winds expected to reach in excess of 70mph in the northwest of scotland. so, the met office have a yellow warnin

of the week. now, through tuesday, it's a north—south divide — more cloud in the north, one or two spots of rain, some sunshine for the north and west of scotland. englandld and frosty, some mist and fog patches. 0therwise, plenty of sunshine. temperatures generally ranging from around 6 to 9 celsius. now, as we move through tuesday night, similar story, with southern areas turning cold and frosty under clear skies with mist and fog patches. a bit more of a breeze, a bit more cloud across scotland and northern ireland, so not quite as cold here as what it'll be further south. so for wednesday morning, it's going to be another cold one to start with across the south. mist and fog could be stubborn to clear in places, but i think eventually it will. plenty of sunshine in the south. a bit more cloud, one or two showers across scotland and northern ireland, the winds starting to pick up here. and by the evening, into the first part of the night, it'll turn very windy, in fact, with winds expected to reach in excess of 70mph in the northwest of scotland. so, the met office have a yellow warning in force for this wind. a band of rain will spread across the co

there's been violence outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in the north west of england. ante emigrant demonstrators fought with protesters supporting refugees and known slave livable. 3 people had been arrested. a world war 2 era bomb has exploded in the east coast of england. it happened. his attempts were being made to diffuse it in the city of great yarmouth. no one was hurt. stella had on al jazeera, i'm john hendern of chicago auto show we're this year more and more cars are plugging in night in sport arsenal. looked to take a giant step towards their 1st premier league title and nearly 2 decades ah. in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world, if i write extremely, there is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible informed opinions. why is the 3 of the opposition concerned about this? rather small between turkey. anthea rose and i'm really room to a little turkey. this is, i'm so whiteman frank assessments, you know, that was a joke about the interim government that it's not interim, nor does it got inside story on al jazeera. ah ah ah, ah lou ah, 2023 m

creeping across parts of northern england and “p across parts of northern england and up across scotland as well. brightening up in the south leftists of scotland in the north westrt the weekend within this wedge of mild air but as you can see behind me, there is something a bit different waiting of the wings. it is waiting behind this weather front, this band of cloud, outbreaks of rain speaking in across northern ireland the western side of scotland with her brain could be quite heavy on saturday. england and wales largely drive but rather cloudy it will be mild once again but, behind our bands of cloud and rain the air will start to turn colder because this band of cloudy roof rain is associated with a cold front, that will slip southwards leaving us in some colder air. it also we see this area of high pressure building strongly, just in time for sunday. so yes, feeling a bit colder but as he can see from the map, very little cloud, lots of sunshine. temperatures around eight or 9 degrees. so yes, a bit chillier than it has been say, today but certainly nothing unusually cold for this time of year. into next week, we stick with that slightly chillier feel, a

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let's get the latest now , our north—west of england. now, our north—west of england.hie , who's been reporter sophie, who's been following the story and sophie, i think we still this sonar search going on. they're going back upstream away from that bench. back upstream away from that bench . she was last seen . that bench. she was last seen. that isindeed bench. she was last seen. that is indeed the case. mark yes. yesterday by the independent search team joined lancashire police in to find the missing mother of two, nicola bullae. so just to clarify, this river is separated into two parts. there's the part that's which is where they were tracking yesterday and then the part which you can see behind which is non means it's not affected by the tide. that's where they're tracking today. you mentioned bench that where police believe nicola may have gone missing from that just to my left here today fbi have been using that equipment to search in this area of the river and since around 10:00 this morning the boats has been making laps around this section of the river obvio

for instance, nazir afzal, who was the chief crown prosecutor for the north—west of england, said then's private life with no evidence that this is assisting in finding her, is deeply troubling. now, that goes to the heart of what the criticism has been. why did the police issue that information when it's a missing person inquiry? it seems to have been to allay concerns that they weren't, in effect, looking in the right places or looking in the right way. and this was an attempt by the police to say no. these are the reasons why we don't think anyone else has been involved, why we don't think there has been any criminal activity. and they believe as their main hypothesis that, for one reason or another, nicola ended up in the river wyre, which isjust behind me here in st michael's on wyre, and that was what the attempt was to do. it seems that it was slightly clumsily handled, say some, and that that release of information may have been too much. the family now have gone on record saying that they knew that this was coming out. and what they really want more than anything else is to b

a north west of england.been following the story from beginning and joins us from the beginning and joins us once and once more from lancashire. and sophie was talking there about the speculation and one wonders if that's going to continue, because of what was said later in that news conference, talking about the disappearance as being high risk due , a number high risk due, a number of specific vulnerability . his specific vulnerability. his that's absolutely right and this morning they told us that they've been inundated with false information accusation and rumours of which is distracting from their investigation. you mentioned there about how nicola was immediately graded as high risk as soon as she was reported as a missing person due to what the police described being as specific, vulnerable . now, of specific, vulnerable. now, of course, we did ask about that in the press , but police refused to the press, but police refused to elaborate any further, although did tell us that they were made aware of th

of the week. now, through tuesday, it's a north—south divide — more cloud in the north, one or two spots of rain, some sunshine for the north and west of scotland. englandine. temperatures generally ranging from around 6 to 9 celsius. now, as we move through tuesday night, similar story, with southern areas turning cold and frosty under clear skies with mist and fog patches. a bit more of a breeze, a bit more cloud across scotland and northern ireland, so not quite as cold here as what it'll be further south. so for wednesday morning, it's going to be another cold one to start with across the south. mist and fog could be stubborn to clear in places, but i think eventually it will. plenty of sunshine in the south. a bit more cloud, one or two showers across scotland and northern ireland, the winds starting to pick up here. and by the evening, into the first part of the night, it'll turn very windy, in fact, with winds expected to reach in excess of 70mph in the northwest of scotland. so, the met office have a yellow warning in force for this wind. a band of rain will spread across the country too with the strong winds. barely anything on it when it reach

of the week. now, through tuesday, it's a north—south divide — more cloud in the north, one or two spots of rain, some sunshine for the north and west of scotland. englandty of sunshine. temperatures generally ranging from around 6—9 celsius. now, as we move through tuesday night, similar story, with southern areas turning cold and frosty under clear skies with mist and fog patches. a bit more of a breeze, a bit more cloud across scotland and northern ireland, so not quite as cold here as what it'll be further south. so for wednesday morning, it's going to be another cold one to start with across the south. mist and fog could be stubborn to clear in places, but i think eventually it will. plenty of sunshine in the south. a bit more cloud, one or two showers across scotland, northern ireland, the winds starting to pick up here. and by the evening, into the first part of the night, it'll turn very windy, in fact, with winds expected to reach in excess of 70 miles an hour in the northwest of scotland. so, the met office have a yellow warning in force for this wind. a band of rain will spread across the country, too, with the strong winds. barely anything o

of the week. now, through tuesday, it's a north—south divide — more cloud in the north, one or two spots of rain, some sunshine for the north and west of scotland. englandenty of sunshine. temperatures generally ranging from around 6—9 celsius. now, as we move through tuesday night, similar story, with southern areas turning cold and frosty under clear skies with mist and fog patches. a bit more of a breeze, a bit more cloud across scotland and northern ireland, so not quite as cold here as what it'll be further south. so for wednesday morning, it's going to be another cold one to start with across the south. mist and fog could be stubborn to clear in places, but i think eventually it will. plenty of sunshine in the south. a bit more cloud, one or two showers across scotland, northern ireland, the winds starting to pick up here. and by the evening, into the first part of the night, it'll turn very windy, in fact, with winds expected to reach in excess of 70 miles an hour in the northwest of scotland. so, the met office have a yellow warning in force for this wind. a band of rain will spread across the country, too, with the strong winds. barely anything

west england. light winds further east mean we'll hold on to the cloud, so i think rather grey for the eastern half of england but it will be breezy in the northe could see some of the best of the sunshine. and a mild day to come as well — temperatures 10, 11, maybe 12 or 13 degrees in the sunniest spots. through sunday night, we'll hold onto the cloud across more eastern areas but with more cloud breaks further north and west, then, this is going to be a recipe for a slightly colder night, i think. where we have those clear skies, then we're likely to see some frost, maybe a little bit of mist and fog, too. so, as we head into the start of the new week, for monday, we've still got our area of high pressure with us but weather fronts will be slowly pushing in from the west. they won't really arrive until late on tuesday and into wednesday to bring a change to our weather. monday, anotherfine and largely dry day. a lot of cloud towards the east of england. elsewhere, we should see holes breaking that cloud to allow for some sunny spells. and again, another mild day to come. temperatures in double figures for most — 12—13 warmest spots in the su

overnight, this band of cloud really just sits across parts of north—west england, southern scotland a of high pressure, with this frontal system approaching from the north—west making for some very different weather, some much more turbulent weather, particularly in parts of scotland. so, fog could again be a problem tomorrow morning across parts of the midlands, wales, down towards the south of england. some of that fog dense and slow to clear. but then, actually, across england and wales, we should see some spells of sunshine whereas for northern ireland and scotland, we will see a bit more cloud fringing in, rain into the far north—west and the winds across the northern half of the uk will be strengthening with gusts of up to 75 mph possible in parts of north—west scotland. temperature—wise tomorrow, looking at highs of between 7—10 celsius, but if you did get stuck under fog for any length of time in the south it could stay colder than that. now, this weather front as it sinks southwards and eastwards during wednesday night into thursday, will weaken, with just a band of cloud le