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there is a concern in the midlands area and across to wales about snow and across to wales about snow ice. here, the warning is for snow. that doesn't come into force until nine o'clock this evening. thank you for more thank you on this now — i'm joined by our weather presenter ben rich. who's going to be affected? why is this happening? this is a classic snow _ why is this happening? this is a classic snow making - why is this happening? this is| a classic snow making situation for the uk. i can show you what is going on if we look at the weather graphics. it is that cold air that has been in place across the uk for several days now. in the south of that picture you can see some mild air trying to barge in. air masses don't like to mix so where the cold air and the mild air meat we have a weather system, that will produce some outbreaks of rain but as it runs into that cold air, we will see quite significant snow in areas on the northern edge of the weather system. tell us who is going — of the weather system. tell us who is going to _ of the weather system. tell us who is going to g

public health wales unnecessaryjourneys.ave put out advice for those battling through the cold. that includes trying to wear many thin layers of clothing, staying indoors where possible and drinking plenty of cold drinks. that is what people are being asked to do during this wintry weather. how likely is it that this will take a while to pass? the weather warning is going to last into sunday. the weather warning is going to last into sunday.— last into sunday. the met office aren't _ last into sunday. the met office aren't quite - last into sunday. the met office aren't quite sure i last into sunday. the met office aren't quite sure ofj last into sunday. the met - office aren't quite sure of how long this snow is actually going to last for. one thing we do know is there is another weather warning in place for large chunks of wales, yellow warning for rain very quickly after the snow, starting from tomorrow morning. there is a chance there will be some people possibly who may go to sleep and it hasn't yet really snowed and th

the most severe warnings cover northern england, the midlands and much of wales. i am nicky schiller in leeds. it is in one of those amber areas, heavy snow expected overnight, there could up to a0 cm across the pen names overnight. the prince and princess of wales say they are �*shocked and saddened' by the death of edward pettifer — killed in the new orleans vehicle attack. he was the son of prince william's former nanny. and there's been a star—studded event at the white house — with bono, michaelj fox and hillary clinton among those honoured with the presidential medal of freedom. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. the six—day state funeral of america's 39th president, jimmy carter has begun in his native georgia. he died last week at the age of one hundred. former and current secret service agents assigned to the carter protective division transported the former president's remains to the hearse. crowds lined the streets to pay their repects as the motorcade passed through mr carter's hometown of plains and on to his childhood home. and that's when his motorcad

still a bit chilly, though, for england and wales — any mist and fog patches will be lifting and mosthat's bringing this rain down across scotland, northern ireland, eventually into northern england and north wales. and we've got the stronger south—southwesterly winds for scotland and northern ireland — that's why temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. for england and wales, still a little bit chilly, temperatures 5, 6 degrees, but it is an improvement on what we've seen of late. the colder air is here more towards continental europe. most of us are in mild air, the winds coming in from the atlantic around the top of that area of high pressure. but as that's always going to be close to the south of the uk, here, it will be a bit chilly at times. we could well have some mist and fog to start with on tuesday in southern england. on the whole, it's going to be dry, quite cloudy, the best of any breaks in the cloud where we've got a bit of shelter, so eastern scotland and the northeast of england seeing some sunshine. and those temperatures again reaching 12, maybe 13 degrees in north

a lot of fine weather around, bit of mist and fog in england and wales.or the north and the west where there'll be a little bit of rain at times. take care. live from london. this is bbc news the number of people killed in the los angeles wildfires rises to 16, with firefighters battling to contain the two biggest blazes. an aerial attack on the enormous palisades fire, which is menacing brentwood, one of la's most exclusive neighbourhoods. in the uk — a police officer dies on a motorway — struck by a lorry as she investigates a crash. detectives issue an appeal for witnesses. and nobel peace prize winner, malala yousafzai, urges muslim hello, i'm lauren taylor. the wildfires emergency that's engulfed parts of los angeles shows no sign of letting up this hour. while firefighers have made progress in some areas, the winds that have been a huge factor in spreading the flames, remain strong. four fires are blazing and 16 people are confirmed to have been killed in the fires,

sion tootill gave the latest from north wales.rning for snow and ice. although so far in lower levels anyway, we've only had a bit of rain, but you can probably see behind me. the north walian mountains are covered in snow, and in fact, to my left hand side, you can see a formerly snowed in the area's tallest mountain, completely blanketed in snow. now we are expecting that to come to lower levels throughout the day, particularly after 6:00 this afternoon when that amber warning comes into place for the vast majority of wales other than coastal regions. just to remind you of what an amber warning is, the met office say it can mean a potential disruption on the roads, it can mean power cuts and there is even a potential danger to life. there is plenty of advice out there though, for people during this wintry spell. for snow in particular, it's to plan ahead and to avoid any unnecessary journeys. and then public health wales have given some advice to people for the cold weather that's to come. they are telling people to wrap up warm

the most severe warnings cover northern england, the midlands and much of wales. the prince and princess of wales say they are �*shocked and saddened' by the death of edward pettifer, killed in the new orleans vehicle attack. he was the son of prince william's former nanny. funeral services honouring former us presidentjimmy carter expected to begin shortly. it follows his death at age 100 last sunday. and i'm carl nasman in... and i'm car we;man in... and i'm car we are n in... and i'm car we are expecting that repossession shortly. —— free no possession... hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy. the met office says large parts of the uk could face disruption from heavy snow and freezing rain this weekend. it has issued two amber weather warnings in england and wales, predicting some areas could see up to a0 centimetres of snow and temperatures as low as minus ten celsius. the weather could lead to treacherous driving conditions, power cuts, and even some rural areas being cut off. amber warning for snow and ice are in place from 6pm today until midday sunday — they cover

a yellow warning for ice for parts of north west england and north wales.d, north wales through the morning could be stubborn to clear, but a lot of sunshine away from the north coast of scotland. skies turning cloudier, though across the southern half of england and south wales, with some rain, maybe some hill sleet and snow getting into the higher ground of southern england later on. but a cold day wherever you are, two or three degrees at best. so we could see some sleet and snow over the tops of the moors, south wales, the hills there and across the downs for a time as we head through wednesday evening, eventually it will start to pull away, take the cloud and the rain with it. clearer skies again as we head into early parts of thursday. so temperatures falling like a stone and further wintry showers, northern scotland and northern ireland, again, there will be a risk of ice. temperatures could be down into minus double digits again across parts of northern england into scotland where we have lying snow. so we hold on to that run of cold northerly winds

the nhs in wales and northern ireland is also under similar pressure.s in a&e. but right now, it's looking even harder for staff. how are you feeling? slightly improved. stephen, who's a consultant, is seeing eileen. she's come in and will be admitted for treatment. huge amount of pressure. there are many, many folk coming into hospital. a lot of people are very unwell this time of year, particularly because of respiratory illnesses — so chest problems — and we're seeing an awful lot of flu in particular. this one's going to go. home in the afternoon. at this hospital trust in newcastle, there are double the number of flu patients as at the same time last year. and the flu surge started a lot earlier than usual. it's always really busy in hospitals just after the new year, but this time you've got high levels of flu and other viruses and now predictions of very cold weather. and that could add even more pressure in the days ahead. next week especially, the boss of the trust told me, with flu still a major concern and more people going back to work and s

the princess of wales stepped back into the spotlight in june last year.ur was her first public appearance of the year, and the first since she announced that she was undergoing chemotherapy. we can expect to see more of her this year, but of course it all depends on how she's feeling. it won't be a full diary of events for the princess of wales yet, but it's likely she will want to continue her work with early years children. it's something she enjoys and obviously feels passionate about. it's likely that she will also play some part in world war ii anniversaries. but her return to public life is being led by her and what she feels ready to commit to. she has finished her course of preventative chemotherapy, but has said that the path to healing and full recovery is long. and what does the year hold for the royals who chose to step away from public duties and the one who was forced to? prince harry and his wife meghan have made their home in california, living very different lives to the rest of the royals. they're keen to promote their charitable work an

here's our wales correspondent, tomos morgan.wales. for the past two days, residents in conwy have been without one of life's basic needs and forced to go and wait for water. very difficult to cook anything. itjust — you know, we haven't actually — we can't even flush the toilet. you know, it's really hard. around 40,000 homes are still without water, homes of those such as 85—year—old charles garrett. so, i've just been around the corner, which seems like a few hundred yards when you're walking the dog, to eirias park, where there's a centre from welsh water which is distributing emergency supplies. i was going to go in the car, but when i looked at the end of the road and i saw the queue of traffic, i realised that was pretty hopeless and it's all been down to this — a burst mains due to a rock pressing on the pipe at the bryn cowlyd water treatment works in dolgarrog. we concluded that it| looks like movement within the riverbed. we've had big, large rocks i pressed against the pipeline which has consequently caused a pinhole

shejoined king charles staff back in 1993 when he was the prince of wales.oliday with them and following the death of diana, she helped them adjust to the loss of their mother. in 1999, she was known back then as tiggy legge—bourke married charles pettifer at a private ceremony in which the two princes attended. irate private ceremony in which the two princes attended.- two princes attended. we are focusin: two princes attended. we are focusing on — two princes attended. we are focusing on this _ two princes attended. we are focusing on this british - two princes attended. we are focusing on this british victim who has been named from this attack, there were other victims. attack, there were other victims-— attack, there were other victims. ' ., ., ., victims. 14 in total and we have been _ victims. 14 in total and we have been hearing - victims. 14 in total and we - have been hearing heartbreaking stories from friends and families of those victims. they include martin bech, in his late 20s, well known american couege late 20s, well known american college fo

still a bit chilly, though, for england and wales — any mist and fog patches will be lifting and mostthern ireland, eventually into northern england and north wales. and we've got the stronger south to south westerly winds for scotland and northern ireland — that's why temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. for england and wales, still a little bit chilly, temperatures five or six degrees, but it is an improvement on what we've seen of late. the colder air is here more towards continental europe. most of us are in mild air, the winds coming in from the atlantic around the top of that area of high pressure. but as that's always going to be close to the south of the uk, here, it will be a bit chilly at times. we could well have some mist and fog to start with on tuesday in southern england. 0n the whole, it's going to be dry, quite cloudy, the best of any breaks in the cloud where we've got a bit of shelter, so eastern scotland and the north east of england seeing some sunshine. and those temperatures again reaching 12, maybe 13 degrees in northern ireland and back, perhaps, into do

so this one here, north wales into the north midlands, that's going to expire fairly soon.ee the snow here turning back to rain, certainly a risk of some icy conditions. but it's across this warning area here across much of northern england that we're going to continue to see a lot more snow. so up to a0cm, and of course, we've heard about the disruption that's been ongoing today with all of the snow, with the ice as well. but as well it's going to be that heavy rain further south that's going to continue to cause, i think, disruption for the rest of the day. of course, you can get our weather forecast and when you are on the bbc weather website and at northern ireland seems to have escaped most of the weather, a different kettle of fish in the republic of ireland, they have 28,000 people without power, each trying to reconnect them. we have a live page up and running on the bbc news website with the very latest from our correspondents across the country and there's all that information about which rail services are running and about the airports. a reminder that it leeds b

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the most severe warnings cover northern england, the midlands, and much of wales.he prince and princess of wales say they are shocked and saddened by the death of edward pettifer who was killed in the new orleans vehicle attack. he was the son of prince william's former nanny. and the teenage darts sensation luke littler has made history — by becoming the youngest ever world champion at age 17. he claimed victory in london, last night, taking the record from his oppoment, michael van gerwen. the met office says large parts of the uk could face disruption from heavy snow and freezing rain this weekend. it has issued two amber weather warnings in england and wales, predicting some areas could see up to a0 centimetres of snow and temperatures as low as minus ten celsius. the weather could lead to treacherous driving conditions, power cuts, and even some rural areas being cut off. bbc weather presenter ben rich told me what we can expect to see over the coming hours. i can show you what's going on if we take a look at some of our weather graphics. it is that cold air t

but three weeks later, first, a palace statement that the princess of wales had had planned abdominal surgery the previous day, and the following hour it was announced the king was to undergo a procedure for an enlarged prostate. by the time the king left hospital after a three—night stay... how are you feeling? ..health groups were reporting a significant increase in men getting their own prostates checked. the king seemed in good spirits, but the news was about to take a dramatic turn. hello. good evening. welcome to bbc news where, in the last few moments, we've received breaking news from buckingham palace, which has announced that the king has been diagnosed with cancer. the news thatjust nine months after his coronation the king had cancer made headlines around the world. he and the queen departed london for the peace and solitude of sandringham in norfolk. before they left, after a dash from california, there was a 45—minute face—to—face meeting with prince harry — theirfirst for months. prince william now had a sick father and a wife recovering from major surgery. your royal h

yes, wales will start the underdogs against france. their encouraging recent form as they take on italy. but of course, the big question is who will win the title? now, ireland have won it for the last two years so have they got what it takes to make it three in a row? they didn't look as compelling as a side in the autumn. they looked a bit more porous which is not something you'd ever say about the irish in the last few years. and it's felt like a duopoly with six nations between the irish and the french. i would say from looking at domestic forms of individual performances that france are the favourites going into it and they looked to be a team where the fearest amount of questions marks go into it. but, once again, around the six nations, a lot can change. so, yes, it certainly has all the makings of a fascinating six nations. and ireland will be hoping that come their final match here in rome against italy on march 15, they will make it an unprecedented hat—trick of six nations titles. look forward to that. andy swiss there at th

the nhs in wales and northern ireland is also under smilar pressure.th editor hugh pym reports. phone rings hello. treating patients, trying to find beds — the daily stresses in a&e. but right now, it's looking even harder for staff. how are you feeling? slightly improved. stephen, who's a consultant, is seeing eileen. she's come in and will be admitted for treatment. huge amount of pressure. there are many, many folk coming into hospital. a lot of people are very unwell this time of year, particularly because of respiratory illnesses — so chest problems — and we're seeing an awful lot of flu in particular. this one's going to go. home in the afternoon. at this hospital trust in newcastle, there are double the number of flu patients as at the same time last year. and the flu surge started a lot earlier than usual. it's always really busy in hospitals just after the new year, but this time you've got high levels of flu and other viruses and now predictions of very cold weather. and that could add even more pressure in the days ahead. next week especiall

one or two spots in england and wales struggling to get above freezing.it's going to turn a bit more changeable later in the week, with windier conditions, and turning just a little bit milder. that's how it's looking. see you soon. live from london, this is bbc news. the headlines: israel and hamas officially signed a ceasefire deal overcoming last—minute disputes. the security council is meeting to ratify the vote. these are live pictures of the skyline near the gaza border. 0fficials skyline near the gaza border. officials say more than 100 palestinians have been killed ljy palestinians have been killed by israeli strikes in the gaza strip since the deal was first announced on wednesday. i’m announced on wednesday. i'm live in tel _ announced on wednesday. i'm live in tel aviv _ announced on wednesday. i“n live in tel aviv where the families of those held in gaza have met once again to put pressure on the government to approve the deal. the lawyers who represented the late russian opposition leader alexei navalny have been jailed, accused of belonging

some really heavy rain setting in once again across parts of wales through the afternoon.astern side of northern ireland, southern and eastern parts of scotland. staying very cold across the northern half of the uk, much milderfurther south, 12—13 celsius. as we head through sunday night, this whole weather system just swirls away eastward. some further snowfall likely across parts of southern scotland, northern england, perhaps down into wales, and the midlands. on the back edge of that weather system, frequent snow showers pushing into some northern areas, another cold night. holding onto some milder conditions first thing on monday across the southeast corner. but, as this weather system swings away, it'll take rain with it. behind it, we will start to see some brighter skies developing out towards the west — albeit with a fair few wintry showers. and, with the winds coming down from the north, we will all be back into the cold air through monday afternoon. temperatures by 3pm on monday around 2—5 celsius across most parts of the uk. and, once that cold air sets in, it

uh, we're from wales when. um, when they family, um, were in the united states, they, um, had wait a little while before they could. migrate to utah financially. the church helps the family their finances and going to utah. and, um. more recently have contributed significantly for paying for the statue. um um. the british has also recognized um, now these accomplishments and planning to place plaque in, in wales where she was born, in the house that she was born in. uh, um. i want to thank everyone who has contributed to making this day and this statue possible. um hm. although it's september. something for me to talk a lot more about. maddie's accomplishments. my grandma mother always talked about her mother. and that from an early i knew about maddie. but recently we've learned a lot about maddie. there's a lot of people who have learned about her and about i probably learned some things today, too. the, um. we all recognize how extraordinary she was and that she's did so many things. um. she's gotten a lot o

the conditions much of the uk are braced for have already hit parts of wales.not prepared. here in ceredigion, they're doing what they can. you have to look at the staffing levels to make sure that there are sufficient numbers of staff available to come in and make sure that the lorries go out there. and in terms of making sure that the rock salt is put on the road network that we have in place for ceredigion. the road network is vital to a lot of users. if its health service, if it's mainstream users, we need to make sure that, you know, we have procedures in place. it's a picture being repeated across the uk this weekend. a yellow warning for ice is in place for large parts of the country, with an amber warning for snow and ice coming infrom 6:00 pm. a yellow warning for snow covering most of scotland then comes in at midnight tomorrow until monday afternoon. while the snow is still on the horizon for many, the bitter cold is already here. it's a worrying time for care agencies who cover rural areas. many of those they look after, including pensioners who hav

still a bit chilly, though, for england and wales — any mist and fog patches will be lifting and most north and that's bringing this rain down across scotland, northern ireland, eventually into northern england and north wales. and we've got the stronger south—southwesterly winds for scotland and northern ireland — that's why temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. for england and wales, still a little bit chilly, temperatures 5 or 6 degrees, but it is an improvement on what we've seen of late. the colder air is here more towards continental europe. most of us are in mild air, the winds coming in from the atlantic around the top of that area of high pressure. but as that's always going to be close to the south of the uk, here, it will be a bit chilly at times. we could well have some mist and fog to start with on tuesday in southern england. on the whole, it's going to be dry, quite cloudy, the best of any breaks in the cloud where we've got a bit of shelter, so eastern scotland and the northeast of england seeing some sunshine. and those temperatures again reaching 12, maybe 13 de

tonight, largely cloudy, some holes in the cloud, knows his gotin, north wales, north—east england.he cloud across england and wales very thin, temperatures will fall close to freezing, a touch of frost, not so close across western areas, tomorrow, mostly dry, it will start grey with mist here and there. sunshine will appear in western england, wales, northern ireland, none in scotland, elsewhere rather gloomy temperatures four to 6 degrees. the weather front tries to make inroads on sunday, could bring rain to northern ireland and western scotland later in the day, much the same on sunday, dense fog for england and wales, the midlands and southern and eastern england. sunshine across northern and eastern areas but rain pushing into the far north—west later on. 10 degrees for belfast, a chilly day to come for most of eastern scotland and england and wales. the same next week, mid week onwards, low pressure bringing more settled weather with the recovery of temperatures. thanks. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. hello and

but there is so much amazing music and film made in wales — amazing music and film made in wales it —sn't happen unless you say you want to do it. ed sheeran _ you say you want to do it. sheeran at you say you want to do it. er. sheeran at her school in the uk. let�*s return to los angeles — where firefighters are still battling to contain the devastating wildfires. these timelapse pictures — shot overnight — show that despite all the efforts to deal with them — some of the major fires are simply refusing to be stopped. as you can see the fire is ferociously spreading. we start to see some subtle changes to the weather, it will remained colder, sharp overnight frost, slowly, we will see whether front pushing off in the atlantic. by by the end of the weekend it will be turning less cold. for this afternoon, a bit of rain moving into scotland, northwest england and wales, that could fall temporarily as a bit of snow over higher ground. there will be a legacy of fog and low cloud over western scotland. still a really cold day for most of us, temperatures up to four celsius but less cold

mostly in north wales. you can feel and hear maybe the wind picking up.were this morning around 90mph. there has been some disruption, rural roads have been blocked due to fallen trees and schools have been shut and the ferry between wales and ireland was disrupted. it looks like it is back on track. but compared to the darragh and bert before christmas, wales hasn't been as badly affected. this amber warning will be in place until 9pm. 0verthe this amber warning will be in place until 9pm. over the weekend there are other warnings as well. ice tomorrow and more wind and rain on sunday. tomorrow and more wind and rain on sunda . ., 1' tomorrow and more wind and rain on sunda . ., ,, i. today's exceptional winds are being driven by a phenomenon known as a "sting jet". 0ur weather presenter chris fawkes is here to explain what's happening. well storm eowyn was and still an exceptionally ding rows system. ly dangerous system. the full—scale of it has worked into the coast. the strong test wind was in the republic of ireland. the strongest wind gust recorded

but temperatures here — 11 or 12 degrees — 7 or 8 perhaps a maximum across england and wales.o saturday, still under this area of high pressure, it's blocking this weather front from making that much of an impression, but still the isobars squeeze together the further north and west. so, more wind, more cloud here. but for england and wales, it could be quite a cold start to saturday morning — temperatures dipping below freezing, and there will be some fog around, and some of that fog has the potential to linger all day across central and eastern parts of england, and also parts of wales. if that happens, it will have quite an impact on the temperature. the wind out to the west breaking the cloud up. there will be some sunny spells, and again those temperatures at 10 or 11 degrees. but where the fog lingers, we once again could see a maximum ofjust four or five. moving out of saturday into sunday, the wind direction changes again, and it's a cooler source, dragging in some cooler air from the near continent. so that means a colder day for all of us. this weather front still be

still a bit chilly, though, for england and wales — any mist and fog patches will be lifting and mostles. and we've got the stronger south to south westerly winds for scotland and northern ireland — that's why temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. for england and wales, still a little bit chilly, temperatures five or six degrees, but it is an improvement on what we've seen of late. the colder air is here more towards continental europe. most of us are in mild air, the winds coming in from the atlantic around the top of that area of high pressure. but as that's always going to be close to the south of the uk, here, it will be a bit chilly at times. we could well have some mist and fog to start with on tuesday in southern england. 0n the whole, it's going to be dry, quite cloudy, the best of any breaks in the cloud where we've got a bit of shelter, so eastern scotland and the north east of england seeing some sunshine. and those temperatures again reaching 12, maybe 13 degrees in northern ireland and back, perhaps, into double figures across england and wales, so temperatures risin

a cold, frosty start for some of us across england and wales, though.tart things off, we�*ve got some mist. and we�*ve got some fog around that should slowly lift into low cloud across many central and eastern areas further north and west. generally more sunshine again, but for northern ireland it will cloud over with a few spots of light rain later on. still looking at ten degrees for the likes of belfast, but only three or four under those cloudier skies for central and eastern areas into monday. and as that weather front sinks south, it will tend to dissipate. but it could bring some light rain to parts of north wales, northern england too. sunny spells either side of that band and temperatures perhaps up a degree or so, particularly where you�*ve had the chilly few days for central and eastern areas. six or seven degrees possible, nine or ten further north. it�*s relatively quiet as we head through the first part of next week, because we�*ll be between weather systems for a time, but lurking to the south and the west areas of low pressure, and towar

still a bit chilly, though, for england and wales — any mist and fog patches will be lifting and mostoud in the north and that's bringing this rain down across scotland, northern ireland, eventually into northern england and north wales. and we've got the stronger south to south westerly winds for scotland and northern ireland — that's why temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. for england and wales, still a little bit chilly, temperatures five or six degrees, but it is an improvement on what we've seen of late. the colder air is here more towards continental europe. most of us are in mild air, the winds coming in from the atlantic around the top of that area of high pressure. but as that's always going to be close to the south of the uk, here, it will be a bit chilly at times. we could well have some mist and fog to start with on tuesday in southern england. 0n the whole, it's going to be dry, quite cloudy, the best of any breaks in the cloud where we've got a bit of shelter, so eastern scotland and the north east of england seeing some sunshine. and those temperatures again reac

we have more cloud though, towards the south west, south wales as well.d snow showers close to eastern coast of scotland and england. most, though, staying sunny through the afternoon. and, as i said, temperatures struggling to get above freezing for some of you. and they will drop straightaway as we go into tonight. lighter winds tonight. that means fog could become a bigger issue across wales, central and southern england. cloud, outbreaks of rain and sleet into northern ireland, but with the winds lighter across scotland a bit further east, it's the grampians where we could see some of the lowest temperatures, maybe down to a —15 or —16. so, this is the chart for saturday. high pressure, not much wind around, not many isobars. but this weather front out towards ireland is going to produce cloud, outbreaks of rain in the morning. it will slide into southwest scotland. increased cloud across many western areas. but notice here, across parts of southern england, east wales and the midlands, some could sit in fog all day long. away from the fog, lots of su

snow and ice across wales and the midlands. that comes into force from 6pm.ding line is a mild south—westerly air flow and when this weather front collides into that cold air we are going to see some snow on the leading edge and the possibility of some freezing rain as well. there we rain across south—west england as we go through this afternoon. ahead of it as a veil of cloud keeping things on the cold side. first of the sunshine perhaps into the far north—east but here the temperatures struggling to climb above freezing. as we go through the evening and the overnight period that rain potentially could turn to snow across southern parts of wales, may be towards the south—east of england for a time. the heaviest of the snow across wales, through the midlands, up through the peak district and across the pennines, where we could see as much as a0 centimetres for higher ground. but there will be accumulations at lower levels. it is starting to drag on much milder air so just look at this. 12 degrees across the south—west, but we keep that cold air in place furth

it covers wales, northern england, the midlands, right up into cumbria, and it is basically for snowrom late saturday until monday. there will be some particularly high snow depths within this area. as much as perhaps a0 centimetres over the tops of the pennines, and may 20—30 centimetres across north wales, the hills there, and into the peak district as well. of course, that warning area covers a lot of major cities, and we are likely to see some rural communities cut off as well because of the depth of the snow. there will also be icy conditions. there is the risk of freezing rain across north wales, and we will see slightly milder air are cut in as we head through sunday towards the south, so a lot of that snow will melt, and that could cause some problems as well. ., ,,., ._ could cause some problems as well. ., ., ., well. late saturday through to monday - _ well. late saturday through to monday - it — well. late saturday through to monday - it sounds _ well. late saturday through to monday - it sounds like - well. late saturday through to monday - it sounds like the i monday —

light up wind for england and wales.ssure, until we get into next weekend. it could start to see a little bit unsettled. die kelani. now time for the sport with olly foster. exit polls from croatia indicate this is bbc news, the headlines. officials warn that "dangerous and strong" winds will continue for days, pushing fires in los angeles further into residential areas. the death toll from the disaster is at least 16. exit polls from croatia indicate that the incumbent president zoran milanovic has been re—elected. according to the polls, he is on track to win a landslide victory over his conservative rival in sunday's run—off election. tributes are being paid to an off—duty police constable, who died when she was hit by a lorry. rosie prior had pulled over to help at the scene of a collision in north yorkshire. police have arrested the lorry driver. the army in sudan says it has captured a key city in one of its biggest gains yet in an almost two—year war against rebel forces. the leader of the paramilitary group ackno