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ten degrees or so here and we'll see a bit more sunshine following across scotland and northern irelandater in the day too. just this band of cloud through central areas. through this evening and tonight, that's tending to break up a little bit more. once again we'll see some fog developing. could be quite dense for places in the southeast of england in particular. one or two patches elsewhere. temperatures down as low as minus two minus three degrees for some of us, especially in the south. but we could see a frost in the north too. if you want to knowjust how cold it's going to get overnight where you live, you can always find more detail on the overnight temperatures by looking at the bbc weather app. so it starts on that chilly note, then, sunday morning with that fog in the south and southeast, in particular. mist and fog clearing away through the morning, and then actually another dry day with long spells of sunshine around. still not feeling particularly warm, though. top temperatures up to around about 11, possibly 12 degrees in one or two spots. and we've just got this line of

but it will be windy across northern ireland, across the northwest. lose the fog across southern areas, we're looking at quite a bit of sunshine — temperatures up climbing a bit. bringing in that rain. around, but more cloud where we've got the weather front — and just ahead of it — across the northwest, the minerals deal with president trump, as he looks translation: the agreement on the minerals, anora. e—— can 7 ca? 7 e—— can |. cs? 7 —,, can i say? e e —,, can i say? ie e —,, can i say? i knew e —,, can i say? i knew it e —,, can i say? i knew it was e coming one day. my oscar, my own. very own. we will look at the oscars, a the business of the chilly. the business of the movies in a moment. as know, not necessarily awind at oscars for

quite the contrast in temperatures because further of rain through the night, while tracking northern irelandhe north. it's windy for north—west scotland, wet and very windy in the south where, again, there will be a widespread further north. now, there is another weather front approaching in fact, on tuesday. a lot further south, but you can see those as we head through wednesday and, in fact, the rest so there will be more showers around. but of course, with the southerly wind, we'll draw in some milderfeeling air. where it should stay dry and sunny pretty much through the week. the sunset times as well. the agreement on i!!! the agreement on m the agreement on the minerals, the deal is ready. there were many variants but the last one, it is -=:z the ministers j the ministers can signrit. anora. anora steals the show at the oscars, and we are live at the vanity fair oscars party. sebastien fl ~~ —w ms,” was fairgscars party. sebastien? ~ ~ ~ ~ , was nominated actor stan was nominatedrbest aatar donald trump. that

we are committed to making progress towards ending paramilitarism once and for all in northern irelandand that's why we've agreed to support a short independent exercise to look at a formal process, and i'll make sure that the secretary of state for northern ireland keeps her updated. >> mr. speaker, prostate cancer is now our country's most common cancer, and yet there is no national screening program. we made progress towards this in government, but yet there is more to do, which is why i'm delighted to have joined prostate cancer research, the charity, as an ambassador. i'm grateful to the health secretary for his engagement thus far, and could i ask the prime minister to ensure that do have a targeted national screening program for the most at-risk groups of prostate cancer so that we can not only save the nhs money, make progress towards the government's early diagnosis targets, but most crucially save thousands of lives? >> well, can i thank him for raising this, and can i thank him for using his authority and reputation to support this vital cause, which will make a material dif

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northern ireland. some sunny spells to the north.west scotland, wet and very windy that's where we'll see the best of it yet again. some fog patches developing underneath clear skies north and west too. as we head into tuesday, but again, as it bumps into that area of high pressure, it's going to tend to fizzle. really quite windy across the northern half of the uk, eventually, we'll see some spells of rain across the western isles, pushing into north—west scotland, as we head into the afternoon. as we head through wednesday and, in fact, the rest in some milderfeeling air. but we're going to be looking at temperatures climbing. where it should stay dry and sunny pretty live from singapore. this is bbc news. we are at a crossroads in history today. it's time to act. president zelensky tells the bbc he is ready to sign a minerals deal with america. the sex worker cinderella anora had the storyanora had swept the..- director baker has ngars. director seanba ker has history, ngars. director seanbaker has history, the person ——7 to win f

anglia, south—east england through the a band of cloud across northern england, north wales, northern ireland in that from our old front. top temperatures, between 10—12 celsius. more of the same again on monday night into tuesday. frost, more cloud and some milderfeeling air and it's still rather windy out towards the far north and west too. really quite windy across the northern half of the uk, in fact, on tuesday. eventually, we'll see some spells of rain temperatures starting to creep up slowly. of a southerly wind as the high starts to push away. much through the week. you can keep an eye on the forecast for your and there, you'll find all of the sunrise and the sunset times as well. this is not a moment for more talk. it's time to act. president zelensky tells the bbc he is ready to sign a minerals deal with america. under way, with ten movies up for best picture. up for best picture.

have the clear skies, and there's the risk of some fog as well. and rain to scotland and northern irelandvale of york — that fog will lift through the morning. the rain is tending to peter out, and it's more a band parts of england. to weaken, keeps some cloud in places overnight, heading into sunday, which will bring in sheltered eastern areas. and here in eastern scotland temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. almost a repeat performance as we head into monday. this is where we'll see more cloud, but again, it looks like we'll see some sunshine in sheltered eastern areas. those temperatures widely ii or 12 degrees. are not in position. you don't the cards right mums] now. with us, you start playing i now. with us, you start playing gifif- i’y very serious. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. a meeting between the leaders of the us and ukraine hello, i'm carl nasman. welcome to programme. kyiv�*s relationship with the united states the vice president, jd vance, was the first to raise his voice — opposition democrats have in support of ukraine and its leader. our nor

it's been over northern ireland, scotland too. the skies have been a little cloudy.n a little bit of light drizzle and rain here and there. that weather front is stuck in the area of high pressure. so it's not moving an awful lot, but it should be out of the picture mostly by the time we get to tomorrow. so here's the picture end of the afternoon. that weather front still over the irish sea into southern scotland. but for many of us it's a case of blue skies and temperatures and the high will stick around through the beginning of next week. it will slip away into more central parts of europe, in fact centred around the alps and the balkans. we are brushed eventually by weather systems in the northwest of the uk, so there's always going to be a bit more cloud and maybe a few spots of rain, but further south, my goodness, look at that. look at all of these sunny symbols for london in the days ahead. and those temperatures will be creeping up. so it's not looking bad at all. and i'm sure if you check your weather apps over the next few days, it's not going to be looking

news is there's more sunshine to come it's looking mostly dry away from the far north west, northern irelandrizzle in that from our old front, some sunny spells to the north. it's windy for north west scotland, wet and very windy for the northern isles and some sunshine ahead of the front. top temperatures between ten and i2 celsius. as we head into tuesday, but again, as it bumps into that really quite windy across the northern half of the uk. of rain across the western isles pushing into northwest scotland milderfeeling air. still some rather chilly nights, perhaps in the south, but we're going to be looking at temperatures climbing so 14 or 15 celsius perhaps in the far south east, the sunset times as well. bye for now. i still think somebody... this is not a moment for more talk. it's time to act. spoke to journalists — telling the bbc he was and — stars have gathered for hollywood's biggest night of the year — the oscars are now under way. we'll be live in los angeles ceasefire in ukraine, as a first step towards ending the war. backing was necessary.

then, as we move from tuesday into wednesday — england, northern ireland, with some patchy light rainressure pulls away, weather front coming in from the northwest, with a few showers in western areas. temperatures up to about 15 degrees in the northeast. live from london, this is bbc news. the minerals deal with donald trump, as he looks translation: the agreement on the minerals, the deal is ready. anora! anora steals the show at the oscars, winning five awards including the coveted best picture. hello, i'm kasia madera. the romantic comedy, which costjust $6 million for mikey madison.

that weather front has been over northern ireland, scotland.e and rain here and there. that weather front is stuck in the area of high pressure so it is not moving an awful lot but it should be out of the picture mostly by the time we get tomorrow. here is the picture end of the afternoon. that weather fronts over the irish sea into southern scotland of the many of us, a case of blue skies and temperatures of around nine celsius. tonight, the high pressure is right over us. that weather front still stuck in the high zone. some places will be rather cloudy but to the south we will see widespread frost, even in bigger towns and cities. when less and calm clear night here so mist and fog in the morning could be so and once again. so you will wake up and have those great skies but by the afternoon, the sun will be out. a bit closer to where the funds in the final flight of scotland's aim of the breeze and that will be the train into next week. high pressure will be in charge of the weather bit further south and the final for the the weather bit fur

then across england, wales, actually parts of northern ireland, southern and eastern scotland, but towards for just about all of us. tuesday night, another cold one in the south, a cloudy, on to that cloud, with some increasingly patchy rain north—east scotland not doing too badly either, with some and talking of the breeze, a bit of a change in wind its way in from the west. one 01’ two showers. the us is vital in securing the peace we all want to see in ukraine. but donald trump has criticised ukraine's president again saying president said he believes american aid keep flowing to american aid will keep flowing to but donald trump responded, ukraine but donald trump responded, but the very worst he but as the very worst statement he could have two people are killed in germany after a car ploughs in to a crowd in the city of mannheim. jack vettriano, the scottish artist who painted the singing butler, has died at the age of 73. mikey madison. cheering 25—year—old mikey madison steals the show at the oscars,

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some dribs and drabs in the south of scotland and northern ireland by early on monday morning.nny skies. this is somewhat milder atlantic air, so 13 in belfast, chilly and frosty start. here is tuesday's outlook. so increasing winds, eventually some day with light winds and the temperatures in fact, that will be the trend for the rest of the week. it will be turning somewhat milder because around this area of high pressure, certainly by wednesday, thursday, we will see air coming in from the southern climes. for most of us to notice. across the western parts of europe, even to scandinavia. so i think the low to mid—teens could be expected. we are talking mostly about sunny weather. via our weather app. that's it from me. thanks for watching. live from london — this is bbc news. a "once in a generation moment" for europe's security. we a=ezw a we 23? a crossroads we a=ezw a crossroads in we 25? a crossroads in history this is not a 27: for more torque. to act, time to step up following the summit, president zelensky flies to sandringham for a private audience and that it is "tim

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it's been over northern ireland, scotland too. the skies have been a little cloudy.ain here and there. that weather front is stuck in the area of high pressure. so it's not moving an awful lot, but it should be out of the picture mostly by the time we get to tomorrow. so here's the picture end of the afternoon. that weather front still over the irish sea into southern scotland. but for many of us it's a case of blue skies and temperatures and the high will stick around through the beginning of next week. it will slip away into more central parts of europe, in fact centred around the alps and the balkans. we are brushed eventually by weather systems in the northwest of the uk, so there's always going to be a bit more cloud and maybe a few spots of rain, but further south, my goodness, look at that. look at all of these sunny symbols for london in the days ahead. and those temperatures will be creeping up. so it's not looking bad at all. and i'm sure if you check your weather apps over the next few days, it's not going to be looking bad at all on them either. bye— bye.

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then, high pressure to the south, frontal early fog patches which should lift and clear. of northern irelandin wind direction for thursday as this frontal system tries to squash some very mild weather as we head towards a fair bit of dry weather, some sunshine, but also one oi’ two showers. sir keir starmer says britain will play a leading role two people are dead and several others injured after a car drove into a crowd in germany. a ito—year—old man's been arrested. a �*major inyestigation' a glittering in la, anora steals the

and the uk is also loaning ukraine another $2 billion to buy missiles made in northern ireland. a live look at our nation's capital tonight. in just 48 hours, president trump will address a joint session of congress. but this is not being called a state of the union address. that's because it's his first two address to congress. nonconsecutive term. mr. trump's speech is expected to outline his legislative priorities for the next four years. also expected to highlight the work his administration has accomplished since taking office. you can watch president trump's joint address to congress right here on nbc bay area. we'll carry it live at 6:00, then join us for a special edition of nbc bay area news at 9:00. have you seen this boy? berkeley police need your help to find him. 12 year old prince eugene rockwell, last seen around 3:00 yesterday afternoon on harmon street. police say he may have been headed to san pablo park. he is about four foot eight, has braids and was wearing a gray tk top, gray shorts and black slide shoes. if you know where he is, call berkeley police. traff

that's because we've seen cloud and some spells northern ireland. for the northern isles and some sunshineere will be more showers around. but of course, with the southerly wind, we'll draw in some milderfeeling air. but we're going to be looking at temperatures climbing. where it should stay dry and sunny pretty local area, of course, on the bbc weather app. the sunset times as well. bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news. deal with donald trump, as he looks to rebuild translation: the agreement - there were many variants, but it is the last one, several arab states and the un condemn israel for blocking the entry of all humanitarian aid anora. cheering. a very warm welcome to the programme.

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this effectively is ramping up that operation in northern ireland.xample of what the uk is contributing. i asked this also in the mod though, how long does 5000 last? is this something that the ukrainian military will get through in a day or a week or a month? and of course they won't say, their argument was they don't want to tell the russians quite how quickly they're getting through these armaments. but it does seem a significant commitment, especially because the price tag on it, as i say, is £1.6 billion. joe pike there. let's speak to robin niblett, distinguished fellow and former director of the europe programme at chatham house. sir keir starmer described this as a once in a generation moment for european security, do you agree?— do you agree? definitely, once in a generation _ do you agree? definitely, once in a generation in _ do you agree? definitely, once in a generation in the - do you agree? definitely, once in a generation in the sense i in a generation in the sense this is definitely the end of the post—world war ii european security

that's because we've seen cloud and some spells northern ireland. some sunny spells to the north.here it should stay dry and sunny pretty much through the week. a few more showers, though, further north and west.

wales, northern ireland. sunny spells to the north. into the afternoon. then we draw in more of a southerly wind as the high starts to push away. still some rather chilly nights, perhaps in the south, a few more showers, though, further north and west. local area, of course on the bbc weather app. bye for now. this is bbc news this is not a moment for more talk. it's time to act." before leaving the uk — president zelensky spoke to journalists — telling the bbc he was ready to sign a minerals deal with america. of the year — the oscars. britain and france are proposing a month—long ceasefire in ukraine, as a first step towards ending the war. at a summit in london, european leaders agreed to boost

rain approaches the western isles and northwestern scotland later on. and northern ireland by early onnds, eventually some outbreaks of rain again. with light winds and the temperatures will hover for most of us to notice. so i think the low to mid—teens could be expected. via our weather app. that's it from me. thanks for watching. peace in ukraine. britain's prime minister — sir keir starmer — it's time to act, time to step up and lead. following the summit — president zelensky departed for sandringham for a private audience hello and i'm samantha

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what about spending $70000 for the production of the di musical in ireland? reflection of american ideas and action? yes orr no. >> yes. >> yes okay great. dogr you think spending $2 milln sex changes lgbtq activism in guatemala a was a reflection of american values? >> information you arguing is so faulty for. >> it's a yes or no question. that's a direct description of overspending or tax dollars. do you think lgbtq activism in guatemala is an accurate reflection of american values abroad? answer the question. is that a yes or no? this is a yes or no question. you are not going to filibuster and reclaiming my time here. we will go to another and how about one half million dollars to promote job opportunities for lgbtq individuals in serbia question him or is that a reflection of american values questioned.mr >> providing job opportunities for allies around the world is absolute in the interest of the american people. >> i would like to maybe challenge you if you really believe in promoting the eif got 20 seconds left and giving jobs to somebody based on the

that does mean there's going to be quite a lot of cloud around across parts of northern ireland, scotlandng quite chilly under those clear skies. two perhaps as low as —4 or —5 in some spots, however, staying generally frost free across the northern half of the uk as we go into the start of monday morning. under those clear spells, particularly across the southern half of the uk and in particular across the southeast, there could be some mist and fog in places so that perhaps causing some travel disruption dunng causing some travel disruption during monday morning's rush houn during monday morning's rush hour, however, a different picture. further north, plenty of cloud around some outbreaks of cloud around some outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, northern parts of england, in southern parts of scotland, particularly over any high ground to blustery showers, then feeding in from the west across parts of shetland and orkney, and still remaining really quite cloudy to start the day on monday for much of scotland. as we then go through the rest of monday morning, any of that mist and

defense missiles to be purchased from the uk, with that money manufactured in belfast in northern ireland. and these missile defense systems are absolutely vital for ukraine at this time. while russia continues to assault it with air attack missiles and and drones overnight. so that's one piece. and that is symptomatic of what the prime minister is talking about bolstering ukraine and keeping it safe now. but the importance, he said, of getting to this just peace deal. and that's something, again, that he didn't have a time frame on. he didn't have a time frame either. on when he thought it was important to take the european plan to the united states. but we did hear from european leaders. ursula von der leyen, the european commission president, saying that on the 6th of march this week, european leaders will get together and lay out a new defense architecture and plan going forward. so significant steps being made and the importance underscored of doing this with the united states, when precisely to get president trump engaged again, that not entirely clear. nic robertson, cnn, london. >

leaders from france and ireland, latvia, lithuania, netherlands, norway, poland, portugal, spain and sweden, among others, immediately issued strong statements of support for the ukrainian people who were invaded and have been shot at and getting killed by russian soldiers. it appears they, too, are waking up to the stark reality that america, under donald trump, will no longer be a leader on the world stage. john brennan is the former director of the cia. ben rhodes served as deputy strategy advisor for national security president barack obama he co-hosts the pod save the world podcast. they join me now. john, i'm just a cable news host, so what do i know? maybe that was hyperbole. you've you've got decades in the american national security and foreign policy apparatus. what do you think? >> well. >> i could couldn't agree with you more, chris. this certainly is a day that will live in infamy in the annals of us and international diplomatic history, because it is quite clear that we are at an inflection point in terms of the us engagement on the world stage. first of all, i think th

make these equipment are either headquartered or have manufacturing facilities in germany, austria, ireland, i believe some of the components might come from mexico. that's the state of play in this market. just for the record, congressman, we -- the industry does not see current situation or risk where there is any compromise of the equipment. if the united states does want to shift towards the situation where it is making or friend shoring these equipment, certainly here at home, there are lots of manufacturers here in the united states that are penciling out when this would look like, especially if they had financial support from the u.s. government. and it could also be from any of the other countries that i mentioned. mr. crane: thank you. in regards to fiscal conservatism, i'm sure many of you guys know we are approaching $37 trillion in debt. we are spending about $2 trillion annually that we don't have. adding to that every single year. i'm looking, the information i was able to pull is that let's take the port of l.a. for example. in 2024 the port of los angeles generated $684.7 mi

. >> reporter: martin is from rural ireland. darren is from rural indiana. that few others did. >> so these are marilyn monroe's jeans. >> reporter: martin and darren, along with their staff, like director of appraise ums laura woolley, have proven there is value in what other auctions sometimes overlook. >> they are jcpenney's, which is fun. >> my gosh. >> reporter: sure, marilyn monroe's jeans will likely go for tens of thousands of dollars, but what about her personal eyeshadow or elvis presley's gas card or a simple plaque from judy garland's dressing room? even of those sold for less than $11,000. now, that's not cheap, but it's not the price of fine art either. said one collector -- >> he said that it's a lot sexier to have john lennon's guitar on the wall than a picasso. >> he did have picassos. >> yeah, because he was buying his youth. >> reporter: the inowe vision, if a celebrity was big enough, they didn't need to be pushing up daisies to be pushing items up for auction. >> i remember cher when we were trying to talk her into an auction, she goes,

and you can see the different result with ireland and canada. all right. because they each had their own legislature that then were connected to the commonwealth. the commonwealth concept was what was the solution to that? but the problem, the reason wasn't really possible for parliament at that time was because they were engaged in a fight with the king. they were themselves trying to make sure that maintained equal status with the king. and if they suddenly said, okay, yes, let them have their own legislature and the king will be over them and we won't have any authority that that would demote parliament inside the british power struggle. and that's why they got stuck and they couldn't solve the puzzle. i'm sorry. it is time to conclude. i'm sorry. there are many questions and we have a lot of inquisitive students here and i hope you'll take advantage the fact that these are people that are on the panelists will be around and don't be shy about approaching people with questions. i think the fact that we have so many questions is largely a result of the v

jon: so in a word, if the president wants to cut back funding for drag queen story hour in ireland, he to be able to do that. >> yes, sir. i think that's well said, jon. jon: all right. jay with town, good to see you. thanks -- jay town. >> thanks. jon: evacuations underway mt. carolinas as a dry conditions and strong winds are pushing wildfires toward neighborhoods across both states. how first responders are working to try to contain the flames. that's next on "the fox report.c ♪ 're conquerors and champions, and what matters most to them matters most to us. it's no wonder we have a 4.9 out of five client satisfaction rating. ameriprise financial. total beets, america's best-selling beets brand, is available at walmart. total beets blood pressure support soft chews contain a key ingredient clinically shown to deliver two times better blood pressure support. take control of your health. head to walmart and get total beets blood pressure support soft chews today. an msc cruise isn't just a vacation, it's a holiday. - full of european style... - ah! and all the things americans love too

in the west of ireland we have one with fiberglass and the fiberglass is amazing. it's oh and the fiberglass front door too and when you hit the deadlock six locks are built in within the door so and it works fantastic. i miss my old one. it's still sitting in the garage there up against the wall because i just can't get rid of it. but it's it's rough now, you know? so variety is the spice of life. you do need it. i will be getting a quote off you or one of your one of your equivalents in the city in the next year or two. but i believe we do have to have a variety and i thank you supervisor melgar for addressing an issue and the age old issue that basically nobody touches. but if you want a wooden window you're going to get a wooden window. you know, let's make sure it's a sash. the statute better than casement the frame is going thank you. >> i like to take this moment to thank you supervisor mouthguard and also thank you our staff michelle and everybody else and our historic preservation planner as well working collaboratively and also with our legislative staff

musicals in ireland, $20 million on sesame street that i have to assume my democrat colleagues thinkhat is the way to find peace in the middle east. it's insane and offensive offense shiv to the tax payers. i yield to the gentleman from michigan, mr. bergman. mr. berg: it is crucial we are clears. our aim is not to remove millions of americans from government assistance programs. on the contrary, we are focused on strengthening the integrity of these programs to ensure taxpayer dollars are directed to those who generally need them. in the past decade, medicaid has accounted for over $50 -- 550 billion making one of the biggest sources of payment errors. it would be terrible not to make a focused effort to recover this is these misused funds. that said, it is essential these efforts are made with a careful approach that avoids unintended consequences. as my colleagues on the emergency and commerce committee begin their critical efforts, i would urge this to keep this in top of mind and i urge my colleagues to support this good resolution. the chair: the gentleman from texas reserves.

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drizzle really within the stripe of cloud across northern england, north wales and across northern irelandy spells developing further north, still windy for the far north and the west again. best of the sunshine, probably for the southern half of england into south wales too. and you can see temperatures start to rise in that milderfeeling air. as we head through the rest of the week, we start to draw in more of a southerly wind, so the temperatures are set to climb again. further spells of rain from these weather fronts out towards the far north and west, but generally the high pressure will hang on, although it could turn more showery by the time we get to the end of the week. but a lot more sunshine in store. here's the outlook for our capital cities. those temperatures starting to rise to above the seasonal average. you can keep an eye on the forecast for your local area, of course, on the bbc weather app, it's also got the sunrise and the sunset times. bye for now. this is bbc news — the headlines. sir keir starmer hosts a summit of european leaders on how best to secure the future of

to 7 time 7 time we 7 time we need time in customers were oi" or the i hav are and across northern irelande will be some sunny spells developing further north, still windy for the far north and the west again. best of the sunshine, probably for the southern half of england into south wales too. and you can see temperatures start to rise in that milderfeeling air. as we head through the rest of the week, we start to draw in more of a southerly wind, so the temperatures are set to climb again. further spells of rain from these weather fronts out the across

it's been over northern ireland, scotland too. the skies have been a little cloudy. bit of light drizzle and rain here and there. that weather front is stuck in the area of high pressure. so it's not moving an awful lot, but it should be out of the picture mostly by the time we get to tomorrow. so here's the picture end of the afternoon. that weather front still over the irish sea into southern scotland. but for many of us it's a case of blue skies and temperatures of around nine celsius. tonight, the high pressure is right over us. that weather front still stuck in the high, so in some places it will be rather cloudy. but to the south we'll see a widespread frost, even in bigger towns and cities. a windless and calm, clear night here. so mist and fog in the morning, could be stubborn once again. so you'll wake up and we've got those grey skies, into the afternoon, the sun will be out. now, we're a little bit closer to weather fronts in the far northwest of scotland here. the high pressure will be in charge of the weather a little bit further south.

cloud will get blown into western parts of northern ireland and scotland, with some sunshine in shelteredand here in eastern scotland temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. sunday looks like temperatures generally will be a little bit higher. almost a repeat performance as we head into monday. again, a weakening weather front moving down from the north into the high pressure. clearer skies and a frost in the south, but plenty of sunshine after some early mist and fog patches. more of a breeze for northern england northwards. this is where we'll see more cloud, but again, it looks like we'll see some sunshine in sheltered eastern areas. those temperatures widely 11 or 12 degrees, so quite a mild start to the new week. and if anything, temperatures are likely to rise a little higher for many parts of the country. it won't be as cold at night as well, and for many places, it'll be dry with some sunshine. to you up look, if you could get a cease fire right now, i tell you, you take it. so the bullets stop flying and your men meant stop getting killed. of course we want to stop the war. bu