in 2004, there was a referendum in the north—east as to whether to have a north—east assembly, a north—eastof the north—east said to the people in london, well, i won't actually say they said, but i know what the message was. yet now the conservatives are going to bring in a super map for the whole of the north—east. none of these people have been asked about i agree with about that. yeah, i agree with that. but billion quid in that. but 4 billion quid in extra cash for the extra taxpayer cash for the region actually region to actually a connectivity, for example , you connectivity, for example, you come from my part of county durham and try to get into newcastle. if you don't drive. nigel well , you're up a creek nigel well, you're up a creek without a paddle . that's all without a paddle. that's all i can say. i you what, the can say. i tell you what, the north—east will get its man. we need the money for anything. whether gets it's billion. whether it gets it's billion. you i'll talk you say. in a moment, i'll talk to voice . god, who to the voice. god, who introduces me at these introdu

in 2004, there was a referendum in the north—east as to whether to have a north—east assembly, a north—eastof the north—east said to the people in london, well, i won't actually say they said, but i know what the message was. yet now the conservatives are going to bring in a super map for the whole of the north—east. none of these been asked these people have been asked about yeah, i agree with about that. yeah, i agree with that. but 4 billion quid in extra taxpayer cash for the region actually region to actually a connectivity, for example , you connectivity, for example, you come from my part of county durham and try to get into newcastle. if you don't drive. nigel well , you're up a creek nigel well, you're up a creek without a paddle . that's without a paddle. that's all i can say. i tell you what, the north—east will get its man. we need the money for anything. whether it's billion. whether it gets it's billion. you i'll talk you say. in a moment, i'll talk to voice . god, who to the voice. god, who introduces me at of these introduces me at all of these events. to super mac. events.

of scotland and north—east england as well.tice is that drop in temperature with a cold arctic air mass piling its way in from the north behind this weather front here. so as we head through tonight, a period of fairly heavy snow for a time across parts of eastern scotland, a few centimetres there, icy conditions developing and then more frequent wintry showers across many northern parts of scotland overnight. further south, some breaks in the cloud allowing temperatures to get down a few degrees below freezing and a few splashes of light rain across england and wales first thing tomorrow. that cold front sinks its way south. so a little bit of light rain through central parts of the uk. to the south of that, sunny spells few drizzly showers, but 7—10 celsius. further north, though, that's where that cold air is streaming in from the north. so typically only about 2—6 celsius with those snow showers continuing to accumulate for northern and eastern scotland and north—east england. heading through monday night into tuesday. now

of scotland and north east england. 7—9 but that sinks its way steadily sound so we start to start on tuesday with some sunny spells, cold and frosty and yes, further snow showers across northern and eastern coasts and those temperatures will struggle, four or five degrees but factor in the strength and direction of the wind and it will feel noticeably colder so you will need to wrap up warm. looks likely that we will see the cold snap continuing through the middle part of the week as well. so if you've got outdoor travel plans monday into tuesday, be aware that there is the potentialfor snow and ice in the north—east. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm vishala sri—pathma. ukrainian forces have come under increased pressure from russian troops in the besieged city of bakhmut which russia has been trying to capture in months of intense fighting. the deputy mayor of the city has told the bbc that the 4,000 civilians still living there — out of an original population of 75,000 - have no gas, electricity or water. thousands

of scotland and north—east england.nt we'll still keep those temperatures around generally 7—9 celsius. but then that sinks its way steadily south, so we start off on tuesday with some sunny spells, cold and frosty. and, yes, there will be further snow showers across northern and eastern coasts, and those temperatures are going to struggle, 4—5 celsius, but factor in the strength and the direction of the wind, it certainly will feel noticeably colder. so, certainly you'll need to wrap up warm. it looks likely that we are going to see that cold snap continuing through the middle part of the week as well. so, if you've got outdoor travel plans monday into tuesday, mariupol this is bbc world news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories... the head of russia's wagner group, claims its forces now surround most of bakhmut — the eastern ukrainian city that's been the focus of intense fighting. more schoolgirls in iran have been targeted, in apparent poison gas attacks the united nations and iran reach an agreement that would

of scotland and north east england. that sinks its way steadily sound so we start to start on tuesday with some sunny spells, cold and frosty and yes, further snow showers across northern and eastern coasts and those temperatures will struggle, four or five degrees but factor in the strength and direction of the wind and it will feel noticeably colder so you will need to wrap up warm. looks likely that we will see the cold snap continuing through the middle part of the week as well. so if you've got outdoor travel plans monday into tuesday, be aware that there is the potential for snow and tuesday, be aware that there is the potentialfor snow and ice in the north—east. this is bbc news, the headlines: the russian army and wagner mercenaries are putting increasing pressure on ukrainian soldiers to withdraw from the eastern city of bakhmut. the city's deputy mayor has said thousands of civilians are living in shelters without access to electricity or water, as the fierce street fighting continues. the united nations and i

of scotland and north—east england as well.at we'll all notice is that drop in temperature, with a cold arctic air mass piling its way in from the north behind this weather front here. so as we head through tonight, a period of fairly heavy snow for a time across parts of eastern scotland, a few centimetres there, icy conditions developing and then more frequent wintry showers across many northern parts of scotland overnight. further south, some breaks in the cloud allowing temperatures to get down a few degrees below freezing and a few splashes of light rain across england and wales first thing tomorrow. that cold front sinks its way south. so a little bit of light rain through central parts of the uk. to the south of that, sunny spells few drizzly showers, but 7 to 10 degrees. further north, though, that's where that cold air is streaming in from the north. so typically only about 2 to 6, with those snow showers continuing to accumulate for northern and eastern scotland and north—east england. heading through monday night int

of scotland and north—east england.then that sinks its way steadily south, so we start off on tuesday with some sunny spells, cold and frosty. and, yes, there will be further snow showers across northern and eastern coasts, and those temperatures are going to struggle, 11—5 celsius, but factor in the strength and the direction of the wind, it certainly will feel noticeably colder. so, certainly you'll need to wrap up warm. it looks likely that we are going to see that cold snap continuing through the middle part of the week as well. so, if you've got outdoor travel plans monday into tuesday, do be aware that there's a potential for snow and ice in the north—east. this is bbc world news. i'm vishala sri—pathma. our top stories... a un summit reaches a legally binding agreement, on an environmental treaty for protecting high seas bio—diversity. we will formally adopt the text in all six official languages of the united nations. a reduced growth rate, increased defence spending, and army training in combat conditions — som

snow and isa could be an north—east and east of scotland and north—east and east of scotland and north—east russia's wagner group says its forces now surround most of bakhmut — the eastern ukrainian city that's been the focus of intensive fighting. we have practically surrounded bakhmut. only one route out of the city remains. if earlier we were fighting against the professional army, now we are increasingly seeing old people and children. police in australia say they've made one of their biggest ever drug busts, seizing cocaine worth us$1 billion. the white house confirms president biden had a cancerous skin lesion removed from his chest during a routine health screening. and the ceremony has been held injerusalem to consecrate the oil that will be used to anoint king charles at his coronation in may.

of scotland and north—east england.ts way steadily south, so we start off on tuesday with some sunny spells, cold and frosty. and, yes, there will be further snow showers across northern and eastern coasts, and those temperatures are going to struggle, 11—5 celsius, but factor in the strength and the direction of the wind, it certainly will feel noticeably colder. so, certainly you'll need to wrap up warm. it looks likely that we are going to see that cold snap continuing through the middle part of the week as well. so, if you've got outdoor travel plans monday into tuesday, do be aware that there's a potential for snow and ice in the north—east. this is bbc news, the headlines... russian and ukrainian forces are fighting in the streets of bakhmut but russia does not control the city, its deputy mayor has said. 4,000 civilians are living in shelters without access to electricity or water. the united nations and iran reach an agreement that would allow un officials to carry out further inspections of tehran's nuclear pro

of scotland and north—east england.ill keep those temperatures around generally 7—9 celsius. but then that sinks its way steadily south, so we start off on tuesday with some sunny spells, cold and frosty. and, yes, there will be further snow showers across northern and eastern coasts, and those temperatures are going to struggle, 4—5 celsius, but factor in the strength and the direction of the wind, it certainly will feel noticeably colder. so, certainly you'll need to wrap up warm. it looks likely that we are going to see that cold snap continuing through the middle part of the week as well. so, if you've got outdoor travel plans monday into tuesday, do be aware that there's a potential for snow and ice in the north—east. this is bbc world news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories... fighting in the streets of bakhmut — as russian forces continue their attempt to capture the ukrainian city. more schoolgirls in iran have been targeted, in apparent poison gas attacks. the united nations and iran reach an agreement t

of scotland and north east england.rally 7—9 degrees. but then, that sinks its way steadily south, so we start off on tuesday with some sunny spells. cold and frosty and yes, there will be further snow showers across northern and eastern coasts. and those temperatures are going to struggle — four or five degrees, but factor in the strength and the direction of the wind, it certainly will feel noticeably colder so certainly, you'll need to wrap up warm. it looks likely that we are going to that cold snap continuing through the middle part of the week as well. so, if you've got outdoor travel plans monday into tuesday, do be aware that there's a potential for snow and ice in the north—east. welcome to bbc news. i'm vishala sri—pathma. our top stories... a un summit reaches a legally binding agreement on an environmental treaty for protecting high seas bio—diversity. fighting in the streets of bakhmut as russian forces continue their attempt to capture the ukrainian city. china's annual parliamentary session, the national

their— north and east scotland overnight. their able — north and east scotland overnight. of cloud, but under clear spells— their able amounts of cloud, but under clear spells parts - their able amounts of cloud, but under clear spells parts of- their able amounts of cloud, but. under clear spells parts of eastern england _ under clear spells parts of eastern england could _ under clear spells parts of eastern england could get _ under clear spells parts of eastern england could get a _ under clear spells parts of eastern england could get a few— under clear spells parts of eastern england could get a few degrees l england could get a few degrees below— england could get a few degrees below freezing. _ england could get a few degrees below freezing. it _ england could get a few degrees below freezing.— below freezing. a chilly starting monday wherever _ below freezing. a chilly starting monday wherever you - below freezing. a chilly starting monday wherever you are. i below freezing. a chilly starting monday wherever you are. this| below freezing. a chilly starting i monday

and a cold feeling north east england, curbing east anglia.anglia. and a cold feeling day compared to yesterday. and a cold feeling day compared to yesterday. vertically for the north sea coasts, with the north—easterly wind~ _ compared to yesterday. vertically for the north sea coasts, with the sea coasts, with the north—easterly wind. mainly dry for the north sea coasts, with the mainly dry tonight as many of the wind. mainly dry tonight as many of the wintry— wind. mainly dry tonight as many of the wintry showers start mainly dry tonight as many of the wintry showers start wind. mainly dry tonight as many of the wintry showers start to mainly dry tonight as many of the wintry showers start to fade, the wintry showers start to fade, increasingly clear wintry showers start to fade, the wintry showers start to fade, increasingly clear skies, wintry showers start to fade, increasingly clear skies, but we could see — increasingly clear skies, but we could see cloud across parts of wales and south west england, may be light but_ wales and south w

of scotland and north—east england as well.at drop in temperature with a cold arctic air mass piling its way in from the north behind this weather front here. so as we head through tonight, a period of fairly heavy snow for a time across parts of eastern scotland, a few centimetres there, icy conditions developing and then more frequent wintry showers across many northern parts of scotland overnight. further south, some breaks in the cloud allowing temperatures to get down a few degrees below freezing and a few splashes of light rain across england and wales first thing tomorrow. that cold front sinks its way south. so a little bit of light rain through central parts of the uk. to the south of that, sunny spells few drizzly showers, but 7 to 10 degrees. further north, though, that's where that cold air is streaming in from the north. so typically only about 2 to 6 with those snow showers continuing to accumulate for northern and eastern scotland and north—east england. heading through monday night into tuesday. now again, some

scotland and north—east england. forces now surround most of bakhmut — the eastern ukrainian city that's been the focus of intense fighting. translation: we have - practically surrounded bahkmut. only one route out of the city remains. if earlier we were fighting against a professional army, now we are increasingly seeing old people and children. police in australia say they've made one of their biggest ever drug busts, seizing cocaine worth one billion us dollars. the british government is preparing to announce where the uk's first carbon capture power station will be built — but will the technology make a difference? and the ceremony injerusalem to consecrate the oil that will be used to anoint king charles during his coronation in may. with the oscars a week away, we hear from some of those involved in the nominated british film living. for me, the concept wasn't a remake of this kurosawa film, it was this thing with bill in it. i didn't feel daunted or oppressed by the original film or by the situation, ijust fel

but some fairly heavy snow showers, even to low levels across northern and eastern scotland and north—eastre about 2—6 degrees in the north. further south, still about 7—10 celsius. sojust holding onto that milder air. a few splashes of drizzly rain around. heading on into tuesday, and the cold front pushes its way further south. it may welljust linger for parts of southern england, bringing a bit more cloud, a few spots of rain through the day on tuesday here. but elsewhere, most of us back into more sunshine on tuesday. but again, the cold northerly blast of wind bringing snow showers from northern and eastern scotland and down the east coast of england as well. temperatures colder for all of us, so around about 2—7 degrees on the thermometer. but when you add on the wind chill, it's going to feel subzero for many of us. gusts of wind around about a0 miles per hour across parts of scotland and north—east england. so these are the areas most likely on monday and tuesday to see the snow flurries — 5—10 centimetres, perhaps as much as 20 centimetres over the highest ground of scotland. but

but some fairly heavy snow showers, even to low levels across northern and eastern scotland and north—east10 celsius. sojust holding onto that milder air. a few splashes of drizzly rain around. heading on into tuesday, and the cold front pushes its way further south. it may welljust linger for parts of southern england, bringing a bit more cloud, a few spots of rain through the day on tuesday here. but elsewhere, most of us back into more sunshine on tuesday. but again, the cold northerly blast of wind bringing snow showers from northern and eastern scotland and down the east coast of england as well. temperatures colder for all of us, so around about 2—7 degrees on the thermometer. but when you add on the wind chill, it's going to feel subzero for many of us. gusts of wind around about a0 miles per hour across parts of scotland and north—east england. so these are the areas most likely on monday and tuesday to see the snow flurries — 5—10 centimetres, perhaps as much as 20 centimetres over the highest ground of scotland. but having said that, there could be some wintriness elsewhere as we

front sinking into the picture on saturday that will bring a band of cloud and some showers in north—eastthen slumping onto the east coast of england. even further west, i think there'll be quite large amounts of cloud. best chance of any sunshine across parts of western scotland, north—west england, maybe parts of wales as well. temperatures 6—9 degrees, about where they have been really through the last few days. now, as we go through saturday night, again, we keep large areas of cloud, some showers, particularly in the north of scotland. if you do see clear spells for any length of time, you could just about get a touch of frost. most places where it stays cloudy will stay just above freezing. and into sunday, another mostly cloudy day with limited sunshine, but a few more showers around this time. and some of those showers across high ground in the north of the uk could start to turn wintry, because it will start to feel just a little bit colder. but the changes really kick in as we move out of sunday and into monday. developing across the northern isles is this weather front. now, it

still some wintry showers for north—east scotland and north—east england that could lead to some icya few degrees above freezing for many temperatures will be at or below freezing leading to cold frosty and icy start tomorrow. these wintry showers or fade through the day, some cloud developing across parts of wales and south—west england. some rain and snow pushing into the northern isles later in the day and it will be another cold day but at least the winds would be so strong. there will be strengthening from the south—west you tuesday and wednesday bringing something milder but also wet and windy. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. nato has condemned russia for what it called its "dangerous and irresponsible" rhetoric — a day after president putin said moscow would deploy tactical nuclear weapons in belarus. ukraine said the move would make belarus a nuclear hostage, destabilise it and strip it of its sovereignty. kyiv is also calling on the united nations for an urgent meeting of the security council. the secretary of the ukrainian n

heavy showers in towards the south—east of england. further north best of the sunshine through the afternoon will be across western scotland. as we head through this evening and overnight, little change but we start to see the strong winds easing down from the south. we'll have further cloud and rain pushing into the east coast and this weather front will continue to bring rain to northern ireland, parts of wales, the south—west of england, rainfall totals really mounting up here. and then as we move into the weekend, we still have this area of low pressure pulling away from the uk, but this weather front will be hanging around almost in situ across western, south—western areas. so, further cloud outbreaks of rain for northern ireland perhaps into wales, south west england this easterly breeze will be pushing cloud and some light rain into eastern parts of scotland and england as well. so rather grey, rather cool here as well with this onshore easterly breeze. but temperatures will be down across the board on saturday, even further inland, no higher

but if the rambles control, the north west region and american troops are in the north east of syria, with all the oil wells, isn't it incumbent on the u. s. to negotiate safe travel routes in the north west since the rebels and the u. s. have the sort of the same objective of toppling assad. well, even if they have the same go today, they. busy negotiation or really restore between the us and the russian president on the same ground in syria because there are some russian forces in the north east, but they don't have the upper hand and the americans. where's the now to make it clear that agreed and. busy informed the united nation that he is going to permit a treat, crossing from turkey into syria, and then they can use the crossing. now the reason why wash and china and syria was stopping other crossing because it is related to the sovereignty. if syria allowed so many crossing to go through and the americans are supporting the job is to talking about the guy that was talking about isis room and then we talking about you had to, are it live in know, west? yeah, it means that the ame

in the north—east, deeply, deeply passionate about everything to do with the north—east.tion for getting involved in politics. i felt that the north east had a great deal to offer, but i came from the land of mundell and moallem. milburn and when i look around the north east and i look for those signs of what they'd actually brought to our region , actually brought to our region, they're very sadly lacking . and they're very sadly lacking. and yeah, that was my motivation for getting involved in politics. family, friends stood for the council when i was ten and i got involved delivering leaflets, number catching at polling stations and kind of got the book visit at parliament. when i was 16. and yeah, lifelong ambition fulfilled. you entered into a civil partnership with your partner, gareth dad in 2008? yeah any plans to marry ? 2008? yeah any plans to marry? so gareth and i have both been on a very long political journey together. we met at the young conservatives and our civil partnership in 2008 was a fantastic celebration with friends from around the country, many fr

east coast of england. on tuesday, our weather front sinks its way south. sunny spells, scattered showers. showers most frequent to the northeters may say four or five celsius. factor in the strength and the direction of the wind, it is going to feel much colder. temperatures around freezing or below, and that will be a shock to the system. the change potentially comes through the middle part of the week. the cold air is sitting in place, but all the time, we have got weather fronts trying to push in from the atlantic, bringing milder air with it, and so this is the uncertainty. on wednesday, at the moment, it looks potentially like we will see more in the way of cloud, maybe some showery rain down to the south for a time. we still keep that colder, crisper, potentially sunnier weather across much of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. still the risk of a few scattered showers in the far north. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, computer models at the moment want to push these weather fronts gradually north, and on the leading edge of that, they bump into the colder air, that's where we could see the po

the weather story, particularly monday into tuesday, where snow and ice could be an issue across north, eastast england. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm luxmy gopal. the headlines... the head of russia's wagner group claims its forces now surround most of bakhmut — the eastern ukrainian city that's been the focus of intense fighting. the united nations and iran reach an agreement that would allow un officials to carry out further inspections of tehran's nuclear programme. the only thing that matters is that we are able to inspect, that we are able to account for every gram of enriched material that is there. and this is the spirit of the exchanges, and we have been working satisfactorily in that regard. the former uk health secretary, matt hancock, and his staff agonised for hours over whether or not he broke covid guidance

in the north—east, deeply, deeply passionate about everything to do with the north—east. for getting involved in politics. i felt that the north east had a great deal to offer, but i came from the land of mundell and moallem. milburn and when i look around the north east and i look for those signs of what they'd actually brought to our region , actually brought to our region, they're very sadly lacking . and they're very sadly lacking. and yeah, that was my motivation for getting involved in politics. family, friends stood for the council when i was ten and i got involved delivering leaflets, number catching at polling stations and kind of got the book visit at parliament. when i was 16. and yeah, lifelong ambition fulfilled. you entered into a civil partnership with your partner, gareth dad in 2008? yeah any plans to marry ? 2008? yeah any plans to marry? so gareth and i have both been on a very long political journey together. we met at the young conservatives and our civil partnership in 2008 was a fantastic celebration with friends from around the country, many friend

the weather story, particularly monday into tuesday, where snow and ice could be an issue across north, east the headlines... russian and ukrainian forces are fighting in the streets of bakhmut but russia does not control the city, its deputy mayor has said. 4,000 civilians are living in shelters without access to electricity or water. the head of the united nations nuclear watchdog says talks with iranian officials have taken place in an atmosphere of honesty and cooperation. it follows the discovery of suspected weapons grade uranium at iran's underground fordow site. the uk government's former health secretary matt hancock and his staff agonised for hours over whether or not he broke covid guidance when he kissed his aide, leaked messages published in the daily telegraph newspaper show. un countries are said to be finalising an agreement on a long—awaited environmental treaty to protect the high seas — the area of the ocean not controlled by any one country — after years of talks.

scotland and north—east england. a much colderfeeling day. it scotland and north—east england.ut sunny start to the new week, a tristar on monday then turning wet and windy but also much milder. this is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories... a state of emergency in the us state of mississippi, after a violent tornado kills at least 25 people. many tornadoes passed in five to ten minutes. this was on the ground for over an hour, smashing through towns and cities over 100 miles. vladimir putin says russia has struck a deal with neighbouring belarus to station tactical nuclear weapons on its territory. the uk government is expected to announce the use of ferries as part of a series of alternatives to hotel accommodation for migrants as early as next week. and growing tension in france — riots today in the west —

there were some breaks across north east england and parts of scotland, but also some showers.led cloud in the far northeast, potential for some snow showers waiting in the wings to arrive later on monday. so, through the next few hours, we keep that blanket of cloud for many, some coastal showers out to the west and east, perhaps more persistent ones in the far north east of scotland. but because of the cloud around, on the whole, temperatures should just stay up into low single figures, but it's going to be a chilly start to our sunday morning. once again, another grey and gloomy day, almost a repeat performance of saturday's story. there will be some coastal showers around, on the whole, largely quiet and temperatures sitting between 6—9 celsius, just that little bit colder in the northern isles as that cold air starts to descend. so arctic air pushing its way steadily southwards as we go into monday. so really from monday onwards, you're going to start to notice the difference to the feel of our weather. if you haven't already heard, it's going to turn cold and windy, and s

the weather story, particularly monday into tuesday, where snow and ice could be an issue across north, eastnortheast england. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... the head of russia's wagner group claims its forces now surround most of bakhmut — the eastern ukrainian city that's been the focus of intense fighting. we've practically surrounded bakhmut. only one route out of the city remains. if earlier we were fighting against the professional army, now we are increasingly seeing old people and children. police in australia say they've made one of their biggest ever drug busts, seizing cocaine worth $1 billion us dollars. and the ceremony injerusalem to consecrate the oil that will be used to anoint king charles during his coronation in may.

east. we're way north and east.ver the higher turning wintry over the higher grounds scotland grounds of scotland and generally fairly damp , soggy generally a fairly damp, soggy night from northern night to come from northern ireland northern as ireland and northern england as well. rain then pushing well. heavy rain then pushing into southwest england. into wales, southwest england. that its way that will gradually move its way further as well. but further eastwards as well. but underneath all that cloud, temperatures won't dropping underneath all that cloud, temforatures won't dropping underneath all that cloud, temfor many won't dropping underneath all that cloud, temfor many towns dropping underneath all that cloud, temfor many towns ccitiesig too for many towns and cities holding or seven holding around six or seven degrees celsius, just that degrees celsius, just up that chilly very far chilly across the very far north—east where we north—east of scotland where we see some clearer skies and will also hold ont

there were some breaks across north east england and parts of scotland, but also some showers.iting in the wings to arrive later on monday. so, through the next few hours, we keep that blanket of cloud for many, some coastal showers out to the west and east, perhaps more persistent ones in the far north east of scotland. but because of the cloud around, on the whole, temperatures should just stay up into low single figures, but it's going to be a chilly start to our sunday morning. once again, another grey and gloomy day, almost a repeat performance of saturday's story. there will be some coastal showers around, on the whole, largely quiet and temperatures sitting between 6—9 celsius, just that little bit colder in the northern isles as that cold air starts to descend. so arctic air pushing its way steadily southwards as we go into monday. so really from monday onwards, you're going to start to notice the difference to the feel of our weather. if you haven't already heard, it's going to turn cold and windy, and snow and ice could be an issue, particularly to the far north and e

with a reminder what happened in east palestine here's our north america correspondent nomia iqbal. year, so why is the one in ohio becoming national news? i was in east palestine in february, shortly after and train carrying hazardous material crashed. the town has about 5,000 people and is on the ohio—pennsylvania border. the smell is not as bad as it was before. we are keeping safe by having a mask on. nobody was killed or injured in the crash or the aftermath but it did make headlines because there was concerns this was becoming an environmental disaster. we went to a key town hall meeting where residents demanded answers about their safety and health risks. what rolls through on those tracks is of more value than the lives of the residents in this community. the train's owner norfolk southern did not show up but it was not long before politicians did. east palestine is a predominantly white town and ohio is a swing state where lectures are decided. sure enough, former president donald trump who won the town in 2020, brodin, promisingjustice. this is really america right here. we

blow for ukraine, kyiv has ordered the immediate partial evacuation of the town of kupiansk in the north—eastith children, people with disabilities and those with disabilities and those with mobility problems must leave, because of constant shelling by russian forces. the city was liberated from russian occupation last september but russia is trying to take it back. but there is some good news for kyiv, the us just announce another military aid package for ukraine, both $400 million. d0 package for ukraine, both $400 million. ., million. do -- together we went lockstep to _ million. do -- together we went lockstep to provide _ million. do -- together we went lockstep to provide security - lockstep to provide security assistance to ukraine and we have done it lockstep, artillery, armoured tanks, we banded together throughout this. �* ., , ., ., this. after one year of relentless _ this. after one year of relentless war, - this. after one year of relentless war, kyiv . this. after one year of i relentless war, kyiv says this. after one year of - relentless war, kyiv says it urgently needs more

but it's much colder further north and east but at least dry until after dark.urday night preceded by some heavy snow across northern england and scotland for a while but it reverts back to rain as milder air moves in behind it. so a milder day on sunday, the rain clearing its way from the north—east of scotland, windy and quite a bit of cloud, more rain piling into southern and western areas. some of it will be heavy at times but look at those temperatures, much milder across the board, up to 13 degrees in the south. this is bbc news: i'm victoria valentine with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. several people are killed in germany in a shooting at a jehovah's witnesses�* centre in hamburg. translation: i didn't realise was happening. i was filming with my phone and saw through the zoom that somebody was shooting a jehovah's witnesses. the british prime minister is set to meet president macron later on the agenda how to stop migrants crossing the english channel. a taste of freedom. we have a special report on the young afghan wom

still wintry showers into north—east england, perhaps east anglia as well.compared to yesterday, particularly the north—east coast with that biting wind. mainly dry tonight as many of the wintry showers for the mac start to fade. increasing clear skies but we could see some cloud across parts of wales and south—west england. here temperatures at or above freezing but for many temperatures will be below freezing and when we see the wintry showers that could lead to some icy stretches as well. so it's cold frosty but a dry start to the new week before things turn wet and windy but also very mild through wednesday and thursday. high pressure as the dominant feature as we start the new week. the only day of the week that we see the setup, notice our next atlantic system waiting to nudge on. for much of monday it is dry, any wintry showers for north and east and co—starting to fade but we can see some rain and sleet and snow pushing into the northern islands later and the day. also cloud across parts of wales and southern england. as we look further north we are

will decrease in parts of the north-west of the country, the shores of the caspian sea and the north-east of the country. it enters the country and affects the country. another phenomenon that i want to talk about is the strong wind that is happening today in parts of the east and southeast of the country, but for tomorrow , in addition to the areas of east and southeast asia, in parts of north-west areas of the center and southern slopes of alborz will get strong winds, all strong winds can lead to the rise of dust in these areas. for today and tomorrow, the caspian sea and the sea of ​​oman, and for the next two days, the persian gulf is predicted to be wavy in tehran. we predicted that his life would increase in the next two hours there is a possibility of scattered rains and the temperature will fluctuate between 19 and 13 degrees during the hottest and most expensive hours. thank god for protection . too far too close . the distance between iran and latin american countries is an obstacle to the development of economic relations. and it is not commercial. our relationship with venezu

but it's much colder further north and east but at least dry until after dark.ross northern england and scotland for a while but it reverts back to rain as milder air moves in behind it. so a milder air on sunday, the rain clearing its way from the north—east of scotland, windy and quite a bit of cloud, more rain piling into southern and western areas. some of it will be heavy at times but look at those temperatures, much milder across the board, up to 13 degrees in the south. this is bbc news. the headlines: at least six people have been killed in a shooting incident in the german city of hamburg. several others were injured. the attack happened inside a meeting hall forjehovah's witnesses. police believe that a person found with fatal injuries on the upper floor of the building was the attacker. the head of the united nations nuclear watchdog has warned of potential disaster after russian missile strikes temporarily cut off the power supply to europe's biggest nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. president zelensky said russia was willing to jeopardise nuc

surrounded on three sides, north, east and west. out, but that road is terribly dangerous. it's a six miles long mardy street. the final part of the street is into the green zone. —— mardy street. the russian position is less than 500 metres. the last bridge had been blown out by russia. so here in kramatorsk, people know these stories, they have information. so they are really scared what is going to be next. it's not going to be fast, because kramatorsk is 30 miles away from bakhmut. but they are all aware that it's a target for putin. and focusing on that situation in bakhmut, we are hearing people say that it might be falling. is that your assessment? that it might be falling. is that yourassessment? is that it might be falling. is that your assessment? is that the sense you're getting, that it's just a matter of time? or are you seeing the ukrainian forces holding the fort? mr; the ukrainian forces holding the fort? ~ , , , the ukrainian forces holding the fort? y , , , the ukrainian forces holding the fort? g , , , ., the ukra