breezier too, could see some splashes of rain in the western isles.me frost, mist and fog, it's going to be another dry day with pretty much widespread sunshine. temperatures again range from around seven to nine degrees. and high pressure holds on for much of this upcoming week. so a lot of dry, unsettled weather to come. quite a bit of sunshine around, too. it will be chilly by day. temperatures close to the seasonal norm. nights will be cold, though, with frost and mist and fog. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories? notjust one ...but now a second: after a chinese balloon flew into us airspace — another is reported — over latin america, the first one angered the us government. the presence of a surveillance balloon in us airspace is a clear violation of us sovereignty and international law. and the missing person case that's left investigators in the uk perplexed , mother—of—two nicola bulley hasn't been seen for eight days — police think she may have fallen into a river. forest fires in

what now with temperatures between five and 9 degrees in the western isles. utbreaks of rain in northern ireland and western and western and central scotland. before england and wales, saturday will be dry and mild, with temperatures getting up to around 14 degrees in the south—east. sunday will be sunnier. this is bbc news. the headlines: the partner of nicola bulley who vanished while walking her dog in lancashire a week ago says he's living in a �*nightmare' and wants her home: we are never, ever going to lose hope, of course we're not, but right now it is as though she has vanished into thin air. closing statements will be heard today in the public inquiry into the contaminated blood scandal of the 1970s and 80s in which 30,000 were infected with hiv and hepatitis c. a man who climbed into windsor castle with a loaded crossbow admits a treason charge for trying to harm the late queen. the government has abandoned plans to house asylum seekers in a pontins holiday park in merseyside. china urges calm after the united states said it's tracking

breezier too, could see some splashes of rain in the western isles. fog, it's going to be another dry day with pretty much widespread sunshine. temperatures again range from around seven to nine degrees. high pressure holds on for much of this upcoming week, so a lot of dry and settled weather to come. quite a bit of sunshine around too. it will be chilly by day. temperatures close to the seasonal norm. nights will be cold, though, with frost and mist and fog. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm shaun ley. our top stories: two so—called chinese �*spy�* balloons have entered us airspace in what the us secretary of state dubs "an irresponsible act". the presence of a surveillance balloon in us airspace is a clear violation of us sovereignty and international law. here in the uk, nhs leaders are warning that there will be a struggle to clear backlogs and improve emergency care — unless industrial action by thousands of staff is brought to an end. forest fires in chile sparked by a devastating heat wave ha

breezier too, could see some splashes of rain in the western isles. dry day with pretty much widespread sunshine. temperatures again range from around seven to nine degrees. high pressure holds on for much of this upcoming week, so a lot of dry and settled weather to come. quite a bit of sunshine around too. it will be chilly by day. temperatures close to the seasonal norm. nights will be cold, though, with frost and mist and fog. this is bbc news. the headlines: after a chinese balloon flew into us airspace — another is reported over latin america. us secretary of state antony blinken earlier called off a visit to beijing calling the balloons "an irresponsible act". in the uk, the search for missing mother—of—two nicola bulley enters another weekend after police say they believe she fell into the river while walking her dog. the search continues, but no trace of her has been found. forest fires in chile sparked by a devastating heat wave have left at least 13 people dead and tens of thousands hectares of forest destroyed since the wildfires began ear

breezier too, could see some splashes of rain in the western isles.o be another dry day with pretty much widespread sunshine. temperatures again range from around seven to nine degrees. high pressure holds on for much of this upcoming week, so a lot of dry and settled weather to come. quite a bit of sunshine around too. it will be chilly by day. temperatures close to the seasonal norm. nights will be cold, though, with frost and mist and fog. this is bbc news. the headlines: china has again made an attempt to calm the diplomatic crisis caused by the sighting of a chinese surveillance balloon over the us. china's top foreign policy official has discussed the dispute with the us secretary of state anthony blinken. forest fires in chile sparked by a devastating heat wave have left at least 11 people dead. hundreds of homes have been damaged. the government has declared a state of emergency in two regions. a usjury has found elon musk not guilty of fraud over a tweet. mr musk was being sued by tesla shareholders who claim they lost billions of dollars aft

breezier too, could see some splashes of rain in the western isles.igh pressure holds on for much of this upcoming week, so a lot of dry and settled weather to come. quite a bit of sunshine around too. it will be chilly by day. temperatures close to the seasonal norm. nights will be cold, though, with frost and mist and fog. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm shaun ley. our top stories. two so—called chinese "spy" balloons have enterted us airspace in what the us secretary of state dubs "an irresponsible act". the presence of a surveillance balloon in us airspace is a clear violation of us sovereignty and international law. and the missing person case that's left investigators in the uk perplexed — mother—of—two nicola bulley hasn't been seen for eight days. police think she may have fallen into a river. forest fires in chile sparked by a devastating heat wave have left at least 13 people dead. a young youtube star in iraq killed by her father has sparked nation—wide outrage and calls for protests and

a bit of cloud for the northern and western isles, may be for the far south—west of england and intoeen used to, seven to 9 degrees. forced an area of high pressure still with us as we head into monday, drifting a little bit towards the east, that may allow this weather front to encroach in to the north—west of the uk. i think it could be a bit cloudier on monday for scotland and northern ireland, breezy to, we could see some splashes of rain in the western isles. most of england and wales for a chilly start and mist and fog, it is going to be another dry day with pretty much widespread sunshine. temperatures range from around seven to 9 degrees, and high pressure holds on for much of this upcoming week, so a lot of dry and settled weather to come, quite a bit of sunshine too. it would be chilly by day, close to the seasonal norm, but knights will be cold, with frost and mist and fog. this is bbc news. the headlines: after a chinese balloon flew into us airspace another is reported over latin america. us secretary of state antony blinken earlier called off a visit to beijing, calling

breezier too, could see some splashes of rain in the western isles.s. high pressure holds on for much of this upcoming week, so a lot of dry and settled weather to come. quite a bit of sunshine around too. it will be chilly by day. temperatures close to the seasonal norm. nights will be cold, though, with frost and mist and fog. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories: china has made another attempt to calm the diplomatic dispute over the presence of a chinese surveillance balloon in american airspace. the presence of a surveillance balloon in us airspace is a clear violation of us sovereignty and international law. pope francis continues his visit to south sudan, trying to persuade political leaders to end the conflict that has gripped the country since independence. hello and welcome.

but and at times across the western isles. but for and at times across the western isles .t light winds isles. but for most light winds , plenty of sunshine temperatures won't be as high because we've got colder air in. but these numbers are about average for the time of year, with light winds in sunshine, it'll feel fairly pleasant . it'll feel fairly pleasant. enjoy weekend .join me it'll feel fairly pleasant. enjoy weekend . join me every enjoy a weekend. join me every sunday at pm for glory meets in exclusive interviews . i'll be exclusive interviews. i'll be finding out who are politicians are and what they really . it's are and what they really. it's something that you would never want anyone to suffer . i didn't want anyone to suffer. i didn't know what channels they were be didn't think i'd be believed. i must have worried about seven stabbed and i'm five for eight. my stabbed and i'm five for eight. my instincts was to sort of cover this up. i'm in twitter. that mistake. join me that was a mistake. join me every sunday at 6 pm. on gb news. the people's channel. bri

cloud thick enough out west for a spot or two of drizzle, persistent rain moving out of the western islesest of tuesday it is likely we will continue to ca few holes in the cloud from time to time and where the best of the sunshine comes through the temperature will respond with highs intentionally of 1a degrees. the mild story is not set to last as a cold front pushes down from the north—west introducing showery outbreaks of rain sinking south and east across the day on wednesday to somewhat fresher —— fresh conditions on thursday. this is bbc news, i'm lisa—marie misztak. our top stories: summit in a war zone — president biden makes a surprise visit to ukraine — and reaffirms america's support. kyiv stands, and ukraine stands. democracy stands. the americans stand with you. two weeks after being struck by catastrophic earthquakes, turkey is hit by a further deadly tremor. in brazil — flash floods and landslides in sao paolo state, the president flies in as dozens are confirmed dead. and the medical breakthrough that could help stroke victims regain control of parts of their body.

before that clears away, and pushing back into the western islesround the moray firth, east of the pennines, for example, but there will be just generally a lot of dry, cloudy weather — but once that weather front then moves through into wednesday, well, we notice this change in wind direction. instead of the southerly or south—westerly we get a north—westerly blowing in. so, a chillier feel to the day on wednesday, but, again, once our weather front clears out of the way, and it could drag its heels across east anglia and the south—east, and there is the hint of a little fleeting us over the hills and the north, but actually just temperatures are tapered down a little bit, 8—10, and that breeze to factor, as well, so it will feel cooler for the day on wednesday, but there will be some sunshine, more sunshine around than we're seeing today, and indeed tomorrow. with the ridge of high pressure the build in to thursday, it means a cold start to thursday morning, a frost potentially first thing, so, quite a difference. just the chance of a few wintry

but for most the western isles.e light winds, plenty of sunshine temperatures won't be as high because we've got colder air in. but these numbers are about for the time of year with light winds sunshine, it'll winds in the sunshine, it'll feel pleasant. enjoy feel fairly pleasant. enjoy weekend . welcome back. it's just going 5:00. you're with me. patrick christys gb news. coming up earlier this afternoon, superintendents , lancashire superintendents, lancashire police confirmed authorities main hypothesis in the case missing mother nicola belli is that she fell into the river. in a press conference, sally riley said the case is not suspicious but a tragic case of a missing person . earlier today, police person. earlier today, police partner , that her disappearance partner, that her disappearance was like a dream a bad dream and that it can't get his head around any of it. that it can't get his head around any of it . we'll bring around any of it. we'll bring you the latest developments in very bizarre case, next.

here's the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northernenough for a spot or two of drizzle. now, on the whole, gray skies more cloud around, but where we do get some breaks, temperatures will tend to respond. 13, 1a degrees, not out of the question. a change to come, though, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, there's a cold front sinking its way steadily south. not bringing that much in the way of rain, but certainly introducing a change of wind direction. coming round from the northwest to cool a fresher source. so, to begin with, on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and the south east of england, brightening up considerably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those northwest winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, seven to 11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, perhaps, of a few wintry

initially from northern scotland but then pushing back into the western isles later elsewhere.ast and hills most places dry but a day for the midlands and east anglia and perhaps not quite as mild but still temperatures double digits almost across the board . we almost across the board. we might get up into the teens at one or two places, north northeast scotland. well, see some in cloud and some some breaks in cloud and some sunny spells, but in the west, signs of a change through tuesday evening of weather from . rain is a weather . this line of rain is a weather moving in it's a cold front moving in and it's a cold front as well it be as well. so it will be introducing cold to rather some showery rain on wednesday , but showery rain on wednesday, but still lot of dry weather and still a lot of dry weather and just turning a little chilly good bye . it's just gone. 1:00, you're watching gb news live with me, mark longhurst on coming for you this lunchtime. the home secretary says she is not wholly satisfied with the conduct of lancashire police. pressure mounting on the force

a bit of rain towards the western isles. may be spits and spots around western coasts.er in the south east. temperatures generally between nine and 11 degrees. high pressure is driving our weather. so, yes, settled. but around the areas of high pressure, we quite often have strong winds. a fair bit of cloud as well. but the winds are coming in from the south, so that means it is not medically cold. so saturday's weather on the whole not looking bad at all, those temperatures should be around double figures across the board. in the best of the brightness will be towards the east. so not a bad saturday on the way and i don't think there will be an awful lot of change over all across the country by sunday. it is just the areas of cloud moving around so it is difficult to say which day would be better for you. difficult to say which day would be betterforyou. it difficult to say which day would be betterfor you. it may difficult to say which day would be better for you. it may be the case that one day will be cloudy and the other will be sunny. and i think there's not much

so 7 degrees in belfast and, in fact, staying mild in the western isles of scotland too.more cloud for northern ireland, for parts of scotland, maybe even a few spots of rain from thicker cloud in belfast and glasgow. but elsewhere it should be a bright, if not sunny day and temperatures up to 13 degrees. now, wednesday onwards, things tend to change. so tuesday night into wednesday, the weather map here, a weather front approaches. it's because the high pressure that's been here will be slipping away towards the east. now, the weather front, once it starts crossing southern areas of the uk, will kind of dry out, rain itself out, because there's still enough high pressure here and it basically dries the weather front out. but in the north—west, blustery showers i think for northern ireland and also western parts of scotland. and then towards the end of the week, a big low will sweep towards us. lots of isobars here — pressure lines, big pressure gradients — so strong winds. and, in fact, widespread gales are possible across the uk towards the end of the week. so, yes, mon

here's the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northernticeable breeze and the cloud always thick enough for a spot or two of drizzle. now, on the whole, greyer skies more cloud around, but where we do get some breaks, temperatures will tend to respond. 13, 1a degrees, not out of the question. a change to come, though, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, there's a cold front sinking its way steadily south. not bringing that much in the way of rain, but certainly introducing a change of wind direction. coming round from the northwest to cool a fresher source. so, to begin with, on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and the south east of england, brightening up considerably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those northwest winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, seven to 11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close

here's the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northernceable breeze, and the cloud always thick enough for a spot or two of drizzle. now, on the whole, greyer skies, more cloud around, but where we do get some breaks, temperatures will tend to respond. 13, 1a degrees, not out of the question. a change to come, though, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday. there's a cold front sinking its way steadily south. not bringing that much in the way of rain, but certainly introducing a change of wind direction. coming round from the northwest, a cooler, fresher source. so, to begin with on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and the south east of england, brightening up considerably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, 7—11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye o

northern isles for a day or two, and they will continue through the night for the wet weather in the western isleslfast, around 11 in liverpool. that means that the day will be even milder. it doesn't change much in western scotland, still some outbreaks of rain, the gales eventually easing. we are in the second half of february and talking about 16 degrees in norwich and iran 13 also in belfast, so really very mild indeed. on tuesday a cold front approaches, eventually bringing colder air, a cold front approaches, eventually bringing colderair, but a cold front approaches, eventually bringing colder air, but it's to the west of us. ahead of it, still that mild south—westerly airstream, but it is going to be a cloudy day on tuesday. despite the thick cloud, those temperatures will still reach around 13. that cold front will sweep across the country on wednesday, pushing mild add to that is, so wednesday will be somewhat colder. here is the weather front. as it moves across the country through the day, often cloudy, outbreaks of rain, perhaps a bit brighter later in the west. temperatures returning

here's the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northernoud always thick enough for a spot or two of drizzle. now, on the whole, greyer skies more cloud around, but where we do get some breaks, temperatures will tend to respond. 13, 1a degrees, not out of the question. a change to come, though, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, there's a cold front sinking its way steadily south. not bringing that much in the way of rain, but certainly introducing a change of wind direction. coming round from the northwest, a cooler, fresher source. so, to begin with, on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and the south east of england, brightening up considerably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, 7—11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, perhaps, of

through the latter stages of the day. 60—70 mph and some of the rain quite heavy as well into the western isleshe great glen. here, temperature is around 9—10. perhaps if the fog lingers, the temperatures might struggle a little more tomorrow, seven, eight or nine at the very best. the front sync south but weakens. not that much insignificant rain againfor weakens. not that much insignificant rain again for england and wales. a band of cloud and some drizzle first thing. sunny spells follow behind, a scattering of showers into the far north—west and yet again, those temperatures ranging from around 8-9. ., , a, , temperatures ranging from around 8-9. ., , a, and that's bbc news at ten on tuesday the 7th of february. there's more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. that with victoria just about to go on air. on bbc one, stay with us if you want the news where you are with all of our colleagues in the nations and regions. but from the ten team, it's goodnight. hello, good evening and welcome to your sports update from bbc news. non league wre

here's the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northernd the cloud always thick enough for a spot or two of drizzle. now, on the whole, greyer skies, more cloud around, but where we do get some breaks, temperatures will tend to respond. 13, 1a degrees, not out of the question. a change to come, though, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday. there's a cold front sinking its way steadily south. not bringing that much in the way of rain, but certainly introducing a change of wind direction. coming round from the northwest, a cooler, fresher source. so, to begin with on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and the south east of england, brightening up considerably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, 7—11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, per

it's also quite wet in the western isles.ound 12 in belfast and in hull. so the forecast then for monday, a lot of cloud across the country, particularly across these western areas and also western scotland where the rain will continue through the day. gales should eventually ease from the north and we'll see a few sunny spells developing almost anywhere, but more especially to the east of high ground across the midlands and the south. temperatures could reach 16 degrees celsius in one or two spots, but in the cloudier areas, i think more like 12 or 13. how about tuesday and wednesday? well, tuesday is going to be a pretty overcast day. i don't think there's going to be much in the way of sunshine. on wednesday, we're expecting a weather front and outbreaks of rain for most of the day. welcome to newsday — reporting live from singapore — i'm karishma vaswani. 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 br

it will be rainy at times in the western isles but for most of us, a dry day.ften cloudy with the best of the central eastern scotland and the east of the pennines and east anglia and the south—east. about 10 degrees. this is a saturday and a large high—pressure established across western part of europe and that means a settled weather. if you are in the centre of it with light winds pulled but around the edges there are stronger winds and that pushes in the clouds into northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures whether sunshine comes out towards the east of the pennines and grampians about 13 degrees. difficult to say which of the two days will be better because it depends on the wind direction, if it's from the south, the breaks in the cloud tend to be to the north of any mountain and hill ranges. the settled weather continues until about tuesday or wednesday and after that, it goes down hill with a bit of rain but until then it is dry. thanks, tomasz. and that's the bbc news at ten on thursday the 9th of february. for more analysis of the day's main

rain quite the north—western parts of scotland, western isles and isles and 0rkney and shetland, to goty strong and gusty winds gusting in excess of 50 miles an hour for gusting in excess of 50 miles an hourfor some. a pretty blustery gusting in excess of 50 miles an hour for some. a pretty blustery and white into the day here, they want to remain south—west but not a huge amount of rain leapt into the south of it before we arrive we will see frost into tomorrow morning. full week in focus and to the south of it before we arrive we will see frost into tomorrow morning. full we can focus on half an hour. —— phil weekend forecast in half an hour. hello, this is bbc news. a senior detective in northern ireland has been shot by two gunmen. john caldwell was attacked in front of children as he coached football at a sports centre in 0magh. he's in a critical but stable condition. there are no words for the details that i am hearing, the impact that it has had and will have. labour leader sir keir starmer is launching what he calls five national missions for a future government. we'll bring y

this was the western isles around an hour ago and it isn'tjust scotland.ve breaks in the cloud we have beautiful dancing light displays. this was actually in wiltshire about an hour ago. the reason why i was pessimistic is because we have more cloud today and there is certainly more cloud around. might not be quite as widespread but take a chance on it, just take a peek because if the cloud breaks up you might get to see it. the reason why we have more cloud is this high pressure, still sitting with us and this nagging north—easterly wind that is just drifting the cloud in from time to time. that means a rather grey night. in some ways it will prevent those temperatures from falling very far and a rash of showers to the east of the pennines, some of them drifting into north wales. where we get the clearer skies, the temperatures are likely to fall away and favourite spots for that again western scotland where we could see temperatures once again down as low as minus five degrees. not as cold as the night that has just passed but pretty chilly. we start tom

scotland and northern ireland, maybe the odd shower for the western isles, more of a breeze.and fog. but again, it's going to be bright with the best of the sunshine down here, albeit a little bit hazy at times. temperatures, again, single figures for most, up to ten degrees in the north and the west, though with more breeze for tuesday, generally, i think mist and fog could be stubborn to clear across parts of england and wales, but it's here where we'll see the best of the sunshine, although here will be the lowest of the temperatures. variable cloud, some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. for wednesday, a strong area of high pressure holds on across the continents, influencing our weather for the majority of the time. but these weather fronts will try to flirt with the north and the west of the uk, so it will be windier on wednesday across the northwest, more cloud, maybe one or two showers generally. scotland and northern ireland, these are mean wind speeds. gusts could be quite higher than that. england and wales, lighter winds, a cold, frosty start with some m

to be dry, widespread sunshine, i think across the board, a bit of cloud for the northern and western isless going to stay dry and sunny for most in temperatures down on what we've been used to the last few days, seven to nine degrees. 0ur area of high pressure still with us then as we head into monday, drifting a little bit further towards the east. that may allow this weather front to encroach in to the northwest of the uk. so i think it could be a bit cloudier on monday for scotland and northern ireland. breezier too, could see some splashes of rain in the west. a for most of england and wales, after a chilly start with some frost, mist and fog, it's going to be another dry day with pretty much widespread sunshine. temperatures again range from around seven to nine degrees and high pressure holds on for much of this upcoming week. so a lot of dry, unsettled weather to come. quite a bit of sunshine around, too. it will be chilly by day. temperatures close to the seasonal norm. nights will be cold, though, with frost and mist and fog. this is bbc news. the headlines... after a chinese ball

it will be rainy at times in the western isles but for most of us, a dry day. 0ften cloudy with the bestst. about 10 degrees. this is a saturday and a large high—pressure established across western part of europe and that means a settled weather. if you are in the centre of it with light winds pulled but around the edges there are stronger winds and that pushes in the clouds into northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures whether sunshine comes out towards the east of the pennines and grampians about 13 degrees. difficult to say which of the two days will be better because it depends on the wind direction, if it's from the south, the breaks in the cloud tend to be to the north of any mountain and hill ranges.

we do have some thicker cloud here, bringing a few spots of drizzle into the western isles for shetlandmperatures where it's cloudier now overnight tonight with the clear skies across england and wales, it's going to be another cold night. lowest temperatures getting down to about minus six degrees celsius in the countryside. but i think we could see some dense and pretty widespread fog, particularly across east anglia and south east england. so there may well be some disruption here as we start off tuesday morning. the fog elsewhere is likely to be rather more patchy in nature. across the northwest we've got a very weak weather front, this stripe of cloud through tuesday moving its way southwards. that could bring an odd bit of drizzle to scotland, northern ireland and into parts of northern england come the afternoon. the temperatures well around 6 to 8 degrees across parts of england and wales, further northwards still mild, ten or 11 into scotland. now for wednesday, we're starting to get some stronger winds. so i think there'll probably less in the way of mist and fog around. and a

scotland and northern ireland, maybe the odd shower for the western isles, more of a breeze., it's going to be bright with the best of the sunshine down here, albeit a little bit hazy at times. temperatures, again, single figures for most, up to ten degrees in the north and the west, though with more breeze for tuesday, generally, i think mist and fog could be stubborn to clear across parts of england and wales, but it's here where we'll see the best of the sunshine, although here will be the lowest of the temperatures. variable cloud, some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. for wednesday, a strong area of high pressure holds on across the continents, influencing our weather for the majority of the time. but these weather fronts will try to flirt with the north and the west of the uk, so it will be windier on wednesday across the northwest, more cloud, maybe one or two showers generally. scotland and northern ireland, these are mean wind speeds. gusts could be quite higher than that. england and wales, lighter winds, a cold, frosty start with some mist and fog. proba

in northern ireland and the western isles it's a different story.so it's quite a bit milder. but with that, and being closer to the weather fronts, there will be thicker clouds, so at times, i think cloudy in northern ireland and western scotland. in fact, one or two splits and spots of rain can't be ruled out for places like glasgow and even edinburgh. elsewhere across the country, i think it's going to be a dry day with some sunshine and, again, temperatures 13, maybe 14 degrees in one or two spots. now a middle of the week, the high pressure is going to move towards the east and that will allow these weather fronts to push in from the west. so this is going to be our next spell of rain. moving through western parts of the uk, but by the time this weather front, middle of wednesday, moves through wales in the midlands, it will start to fizzle away. it's too close to the high pressure. the high pressure will basically dry out the weather fronts, so maybe a brief spell of rain,m that's about it. however, as we head towards the end of the week, i thi

, especially for the western isles, as well.orthern and western isles, as well.ain in the far south and southeast but some thicker cloud will tend drift . that will will tend to drift. that will give drizzle over hills of give some drizzle over hills of wales well as north west wales as well as north west england. temperatures up to nine or celsius in the south, ten or ten celsius in the south, ten or ten celsius in the south, ten or 11 for scotland and northern ireland. so feeling milder with the westerly breeze the south westerly breeze replacing the west to northwesterly and into friday evening, the thick cloud across the map continues and again that will largely prevent a but we get a few breaks in the south on friday night. well it will be a chilly start to the weekend. however, on the whole weekend is looking milder compared with the last couple of days. but it will also be generally cloudier . last couple of days. but it will also be generally cloudier. i'm camilla tominey join me on gb news on sunday morning for a politics show with personality on tv, rad

in fact, quite a mild night, with temperatures between around 5 and even 9 degrees in the western islesand also western and perhaps central scotland, but across england and wales, saturday will be dry, mild, temperatures in the south—east could get up to around 1a degrees. sunday will be sunnier. hello, this is bbc news, i'm clive myrie. the headlines... the partner of nicola bulley, who vanished while walking her dog in lancashire a week ago, says he's living in a nightmare and wants her home. closing statements will be heard today in the public inquiry into the contaminated blood scandal of the 1970s and '80s, in which 30,000 were infected with hiv and hepatitis c. a man who climbed into windsor castle with a loaded crossbow admits a treason charge for trying to harm the late queen. the government has abandoned plans to house asylum seekers in a pontins holiday park in merseyside. china urges calm, after the united states said it's tracking a suspected chinese surveillance balloon seen over sensitive sites in recent days. sport now and a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. good

scotland and northern ireland, maybe the odd shower for the western isles, more of a breeze.osty start with some early mist and fog. but again, it's going to be bright with the best of the sunshine down here, albeit a little bit hazy at times. temperatures, again, single figures for most, up to ten degrees in the north and the west, though with more breeze for tuesday, generally, i think mist and fog could be stubborn to clear across parts of england and wales, but it's here where we'll see the best of the sunshine, although here will be the lowest of the temperatures. variable cloud, some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. for wednesday, a strong area of high pressure holds on across the continents, influencing our weather for the majority of the time. but these weather fronts will try to flirt with the north and the west of the uk, so it will be windier on wednesday across the northwest, more cloud, maybe one or two showers generally. scotland and northern ireland, these are mean wind speeds. gusts could be quite higher than that. england and wales, lighter winds,

here's the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northerncloud around, but where we do get some breaks, temperatures will tend to respond. 13, 1a degrees not out of the question. a change to come, though, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday. there's a cold front sinking its way steadily south. not bringing that much in the way of rain, but certainly introducing a change of wind direction. coming round from the northwest, a cooler, fresher source. so, to begin with on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and the south east of england, brightening up considerably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. a notably fresher feel to the day, seven to 11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, we mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, perhaps, of a few wintry showers running down through the north sea here under clearer skies

rain across the western isles through also through this evening and also the picking up here.eze picking up here. that's wetter weather will just creep into the mainland of scotland around for scotland by around midnight. for most, it's dry and sunny in the south. skies until the fog south. clear skies until the fog forms thickening up in places right now, temperatures dropping below, freezing down to minus three in towns and cities by morning, as low as minus morning, maybe as low as minus six much milder six in rural spots, much milder further north because of the blanket cloud . a great start blanket of cloud. a great start here. little bit of rain in here. a little bit of rain in the west of scotland, the west of northern ireland with that rain kind of fizzling out through and actually through the day and actually northwestern turning through the day and actually northvbrighter turning through the day and actually northvbrighter theiing through the day and actually northv brighter the day through the day and actually northvbrighter the day in much brighter through the day

wind strengthening north and west, by the end of the afternoon we will see rain pushing into the western isleshe great glens. accompanied by then with of wind in excess of 70 mph, strong enough to cause disruption. elsewhere under the clear skies, temperatures similar to today, 7-10 . as temperatures similar to today, 7—10 . as we move out of wednesday into thursday, the weather front sinks southwards, no significant rain, the wind strengthening from a north—westerly direction, driving showers to begin within scotland, some of these wintry, we could have early—morning cloud lingering in the far south—east, early—morning cloud lingering in the farsouth—east, but early—morning cloud lingering in the far south—east, but on the whole dry, settled, sunny, highs of 8—10. thanks, louise. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm 0lly foster. the skippers back, but who's in and who's out of the first lionesses squad of the year? ryan reynolds starred in a thriller at the racehorse ground, what drama can his wrexham team bring to bramhall lane and their fa cup replay? to bramhall lane and their fa cup and le

so 7 degrees in belfast and, in fact, staying mild in the western isles of scotland too.oming almost from the canaries, i think. here's the forecast for tomorrow, then. so first thing, light winds and some fog in places, maybe southern wales, maybe the midlands, central areas too. out towards the west, always a bit more cloud for northern ireland, for parts of scotland, maybe even a few spots of rain from thicker cloud in belfast and glasgow. but elsewhere it should be a bright, if not sunny day and temperatures up to 13 degrees. now, wednesday onwards, things tend to change. so tuesday night into wednesday, the weather map here, a weather front approaches. it's because the high pressure that's been here will be slipping away towards the east. now, the weather front, once it starts crossing southern areas of the uk, will kind of dry out, rain itself out, because there's still enough high pressure here and it basically dries the weather front out. but in the north—west, blustery showers i think for northern ireland and also western parts of scotland. and then towards the e

here's the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northernr skies, more cloud around, but where we do get some breaks, temperatures will tend to respond. 13, 14 degrees not out of the question. a change to come, though, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday. there's a cold front sinking its way steadily south. not bringing that much in the way of rain, but certainly introducing a change of wind direction. coming round from the northwest, a cooler, fresher source. so, to begin with on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and the south east of england, brightening up considerably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. a notably fresher feel to the day, seven to 11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, we mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, perhaps, of a few wintry showers running down through the north sea here under

ease off across the highlands and isles highlands and western isles before midnight .hes southwards as kind of a weak just turning bit damp weak band, just turning bit damp for of southern scotland for parts of southern scotland and northern ireland through the early elsewhere, again, early hours. elsewhere, again, most dry will tend most places dry will tend a little colder across northern parts, with some showers in shetland and orkney . for the shetland and orkney. for the south, a very mild start to friday and a similar day friday actually in the west a lot of clouds and drizzle over the hills of wales down for north—west england to start we will outbreaks rain will see outbreaks of rain across of scotland across western parts of scotland . brighter skies developing across parts of east wales , across parts of east wales, southwest england and northern ireland. most places just dry and cloudy. and again, temperatures getting up into the teens and one or two locations and widely up double figures won't be as windy on friday either as go through the evening. we'll se

cloud for the northern and western isles, may be the far south—west of england.l cloud up on monday for scotland and northern ireland. we could see sunshine for eastern scotland. england and wales after cold, frosty start should be dry again with sunshine. winds lighted down here. temperatures, single figures for most. could 10 degrees in belfast most south—westerly winds. high—pressure dominates as we move through the week. dry weather, sunshine as well. the nights will continue to be cold with overnight frosts and also possibly issues with mist and dense fog as well so say tuned to the forecast. back to you. nhs leaders are warning that there will be a struggle to clear backlogs and improve emergency care unless industrial action by thousands of staff is brought to an end. it comes as nhs england prepares for the biggest round of strikes in its history next week. let's see what's happening. on monday, members of the royal college of nursing will walk out, alongside gmb and unite paramedics, call handlers and other staff at ambulance trusts. nurses will stage a