aberdeen behind me and there is really— aberdeen behind me and there is really no — aberdeen behind mestrike dates are planned — dispute. further strike dates are planned in— dispute. further strike dates are planned in february, march and april _ planned in february, march and april. meanwhile, the scottish education secretary shirley ann sommerville says she remains committed to finding a resolution to this dispute, but has warned that money— this dispute, but has warned that money will have to come from elsewhere in education if it goes towards — elsewhere in education if it goes towards teacher pay.— elsewhere in education if it goes towards teacher pay. thank you for that, ben philip — towards teacher pay. thank you for that, ben philip in _ towards teacher pay. thank you for that, ben philip in aberdeen - towards teacher pay. thank you for that, ben philip in aberdeen and i that, ben philip in aberdeen and tomos morgan in cardiff. we will get the latest on the politics of all of this in a moment withjonathan politics of all of this in a moment with jonathan blake politics of all

. | whole town has been buzzing since we beat aberdeen.— beat aberdeen.ay good _ beat aberdeen. i have been sending texts down to say good luck, - texts down to say good luck, everybody knows where darvel is now. but as the game got under way, darvel could not contain a series of falkirk attacks. a goal by gary oliver after 22 minutes was followed by another from calum oliver after 22 minutes was followed by anotherfrom calum morrisonjust two minutes later. in the second half, a falkirk own goal created a glimmer of hope, which was swiftly snuffed out as falkirk went on to score three more. so the final whistle has gone, and despite the hard shown by the darvel players, this is not the result of their fans would have wanted. let's get some reaction. , , ., reaction. disappointed, could have been better- _ reaction. disappointed, could have been better. oh, _ reaction. disappointed, could have been better. oh, it— reaction. disappointed, could have been better. oh, it was— reaction. disappointed, could have been better. oh, it was great - reaction. disappo

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that famous went from dark will against aberdeen here last month. been absolutely buzzing since that huge when against aberdeen. tonight, if the town of falkirk to come here. second in league i, unbeaten and seven. the managerjohn mcglynn says he's well aware that everyone outside of fokker wants garbled to win. he knows. now the dharma manager, remember his pre—match team talk went viral before the game against aberdeen? well in the pre—match programme he has a message for the fans. he says in the last round we achieved our dreams. this round, we must achieve our destiny. i believe together we can achieve anything. tonight let's create another historic moment. now for the winner tonight it's a home draw against, if dharma will progress into the quarterfinals of the scottish cup, but the prospect if they beat fokker of ayrshire derby. this town believes, the players believe, the manager believes it could be another very interesting night here in ayrshire. england have made it two wins out of two at the t20 women's world cup in south africa. they bea

as you said, it started last month when they beat aberdeen 1-0, last month when they beat aberdeen 1—l club could beat one of the giants of scottish football. tonight they face falkirk also a pretty formidable club, and they will have a genuine fight on their hands, no doubt about it. falkirk will have the sense that darvel are serious opposition now. there will be about 3000 people here, and the population of darvel is only 4000 so it feels like everybody will be glued to the match tonight but win or lose, they have brought an extraordinary feeling of optimism to this little town, the feeling that with belief and commitment and dedication, extraordinary things are possible. thank you, james. a small asteroid has exploded after entering the earth's atmosphere above the english channel. the three—foot meteoroid, which was visible in south england, wales and northern france shortly before 3am, created this stunning shooting star effect. known as an airburst, it's just the seventh time in history that an asteroid impact has been predicted in advance. time for a look at the weather. here'

in aberdeen, 12 for london and plymouth. fortuesday in aberdeen, 12 for london and plymouth.s of east anglia, the south—east, the south—east, the midlands, perhaps east wales and the west country. perhaps bearing in mind if you're planning to travel on tuesday. it should clear then clears offs sunshine, by cloud and patchy rain into parts of northern ireland and western scotland. this system likely to move in from the west quite erratically and there is uncertainty about how quickly it will make its move but there is the chance, certainly the increasing chance of rain pushing from the west towards the east as we head through the day on wednesday. eastern parts of england likely to stay dry and it's another mild day, nine to 13 degrees. 0nce another mild day, nine to 13 degrees. once that fund has pushed through, that opens the door for further weather systems from the atlantic so there will be further outbreaks of rain on thursday, perhaps a chilly enough in the north of scotland for wintry showers but generally speaking it is another mild day. further ahead through friday an

aberdeen is the oil- and gas capital of europe.he net zero capital of the world. i trillions of dollars, yen, euros and pounds out of fossil fuels and into renewables. 100% clean power by 2030. so, what's the problem? well, a group of vocal tory mps say we are moving too fast. nobody knows what this costs. everyone says, "i love it, it's a great idea. here's the bill of it." and then the public starts saying, ah, why are we doing this "ah, why are we doing this when the uk is a 1% output of co2 and china is 30% and growing?" the net zero scrutiny group was set up by two prominent eurosceptics, craig mckinley and steve baker, who's a junior minister in the new government. young people in my constituency are at once learning to drive and also demanding green measures. i think they're going to be very disappointed when they discover they can't own a car, can't go on a holiday. we'll have expensive heating that comes up to a lower temperature. they've been saying the net zero plans are too big, too hasty and most important, too expensi

the teachers�* pay dispute in scotland continued with strikes in aberdeen.—year—old liv was at home with grandad, the strike an unwanted disruption for her mum alison, who runs a business. it's very hard because i'm a single parent, so having my daughter at home, that one—on—one does have a massive impact on my working day. so i've had to call on family, on my father. her daughter's school is in the minority that completely closed, but many more opened only for a few pupils. the government says it is listening to teachers, but it won't give what ministers argue are inflation—busting pay rises. branwenjeffries, bbc news, essex. university staff at 150 institutions across the uk have also been on strike over pay and pensions. staff at glasgow and dundee universities were among those taking part on the first of 18 days of industrial action scheduled to for february and march. rail services have also been significantly disrupted today, with more than 12,000 drivers staging the first of two days of action this week. some operators ran no trains at all today. the

we would beat aberdeen. we're now falkirk. could this happen?uess what people are going to be eating at half time, is there? yeah, they're all going to be eating a kilmarnock pie at half time. let's try one. come on! can you tell us what's in the recipe? i know it's. .. this is... it's been in the family for generations. oh, obviously, it's a secret recipe. but i'll tell you what. .. pies and football go hand in hand with each other. hits the spot. i tell you what, if you win later, ok, you beat falkirk and you make it through, are you going to make another world famous pie? a one—off pie to mark the occasion? well, it's a special occasion, and we're getting special pies. we'll be selling at the ground. and i'm quite sure soon we'll be having our own darvel pie at the game. love it. we'll be back to mark it. good. i'll tell you what. it's not just the football getting people off their feet here, is it? 0h! commentator: what a night! and what a result! jordan, you scored the only goal on the night and you gave a great interview after that game as

potentially up to 14 degrees in aberdeen given some sunshine.ast few nights. mostly frost free but some pockets of mist and fog. for saturday, this area of high pressure is still with us. it should be mostly dry apart from a little bit of drizzle over weston hills and we will be in the slightly milder air mass for saturday and sunday. a lot of cloud on saturday, some spots of drizzle in southern and weston hills. limited spells of brightness, the best of it in north—eastern areas. the wind is lighter across scotland. for the temperature, well above where we should be for this time in february. up should be for this time in february. up to maybe 14 degrees. for part two of the weekend, it is mostly dry thanks to high pressure. variable cloud, a bit of sunshine here and there. temperatures again in the low teens. it stays mild and also dry and settled into the start of the new week. these weather fronts may start to work their way of the atlantic as higher pressure retreats toward the east. it is a dry start toward the east. it is a dry start to t

rececca curran is in aberdeen.rk in places in scotland but particularly here in the north—east. winds of up to 80 miles an hour have been recorded. 120 miles an hour if you are standing at the top of cairngorm mountains. it has left thousands without power. the ecotricity company saying 30,000 remain without power. if you live in a rural community you might expect to be without power for much of the weekend. trains and buses and ferries have all been affected. some injuries as well, a driver taken to hospital after their bus left the road. another man was taken to hospital after being hit by a sign when he was filling up his car with petrol. this weather warning has now been lifted but another one comes into place tonight for snow and ice and that affects most parts of scotland. . . . . and that affects most parts of scotland. , . . ., ., and that affects most parts of scotland. , . . . ., ., ~ and that affects most parts of scotland. , u. ., ., ~ , ., england's cricketers have ended day two of the first test again

just one or two showers and temperatures seven degrees for aberdeen, but 15 the high in norwich intourday evening. we will continue to see some splashes of rain for central and southern parts of scotland and into north east england. but broadly speaking, saturday night will be quiet with this ridge of high pressure and the high pressure will hold on in the south into sunday, whereas further north, this weather system will work its way in and that will bring cloud and some outbreaks of rain across scotland, some quite heavy rain over high ground in the northwest of scotland. some patchy rain perhaps for northern ireland and the far north of england. further south, though, some spells of sunshine, a breezy day, a windy day up towards the north of scotland, although not as windy as it has been today, and temperatures between ten and 14 degrees. so it is going to be another very mild feeling day and it stays mild as we head into the start of the new week. frontal systems up to the north. so some rain at times in the north of scotland, but to the south of that will be in a wedge of mild a

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. 0ften degrees, for example, in aberdeen.e will be a change in the weather pattern as we head to the middle part of the week. we lose the middle part of the week. we lose the south—westerly wind and swell for the north—westerly winds bringing cooler conditions. i say cooler and actually temperatures on wednesday will be closer to average for the time of weather to turn a bit brighter later in the week. this is bbc news, the headlines... the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has alleged that china is considering supplying weapons and ammunition to russia for its war against ukraine. he said he'd warned china's top diplomat of consequences if material support is given to moscow. nearly a year on, ukrainians fearing a new russian attack continue to cross into neighbouring poland — nearly four million travelled there in the first three months after the invasion. the former british prime minister — borisjohnson — has intervened in the effort to reform post—brexit trading arrangements in northern ireland.

today it's the turn of teachers here in aberdeen and also in clackmannanshire.g to picket lines and it's resulted in dozens of schools being closed across the city. it all centres on this pay dispute. teachers in scotland would like a 10% pay uplift, something the scottish government and council bosses have described as unaffordable. the current offer that is on the table is typically worth around 5%, slightly more for lower earners. i think there is a general frustration growing among teachers that a new and improved pay deal hasn't been received. there's a rally ongoing at the moment in the beach ballroom here in aberdeen behind me. and there's really no end in sight to this dispute. further strike dates are planned in february, march and april. meanwhile, the scottish education secretary, shirley—anne somerville, says she is committed to finding a resolution to this dispute, but has warned that money will have to come from elsewhere in education if it goes towards teacher pay. we are going to talk about the politics of all of this in the next couple of minute

breezy, in fact, quite windy in the north, and again, it's going to be mild — 10 degrees there for aberdeenndon, and it stays mild into the start of the new week. we see frontal systems just running across the far north of the uk, high pressure to the south of us, often quite breezy, but we will be within this wedge of very mild air. so, some unusually high temperatures for the start of the new week likely to be up to 15 or 16 degrees in parts of the south. later in the week, though, it will turn a bit more unsettled and perhaps a little bit chillier as well. this is bbc news. i'm anjana gadgil. our top stories — five former police officers in the us plead not guilty to murdering the young black man tyre nichols last month. his mother demands justice. i want each and every one of those police officers to be able to look me in the face. they haven't done that yet. they couldn't even do that today. more people have been pulled from the rubble in turkey but the government is facing growing criticism over the shoddy construction of buildings. in the civilised countries, earthquakes happen and p

further outbreaks of patchy rain, but some sunny spells, temperatures ranging from eight celsius in aberdeen mild day for most. saturday into sunday, briefly this ridge of high pressure giving a drier interlude but this next weather system this time feeding rain into scotland, some snow over the grampians and the highlands, certainly up of a high ground. the further south you are, quite a lot of cloud, some sunny spells, the best of south wales and the south of england. maybe not quite as mild but 8 to 12 celsius. sunday into monday, we see these frontal systems running across the north of the uk, some strong winds as well. but we will find ourselves in a wedge of very mild air to start the new week. temperatures through money and indeed into tuesday likely to be well above the norm stop with the frontal systems running across the north we will see some rain particularly in northern scotland. some patchy rain for the south but some spells of sunshine. i suspect it will be the sunniest spots that see the highest temperatures, maybe 15 or 16. solar highest temperatures, maybe 15 or16. solarwea

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temperatures 9 degrees for stornoway, for aberdeen, 12 for london and for plymouth.we could well see some quite dense fog affecting parts of east anglia, the southeast, the midlands, perhaps east wales and the west country. that could be worth bearing in mind if you're planning to travel on tuesday. should tend to clear, though. then we'll see some spells of sunshine, another mild day, but cloud and patchy rain getting into parts of northern ireland and western scotland. the first sign of a change. now this frontal system is likely to move in from the west quite erratically, and there is a bit of uncertainty aboutjust how quickly it will make its move. but there is the chance, certainly the increasing chance of some rain pushing from the west towards the east as we head through the day on wednesday. eastern parts of england likely to stay dry for a good part of the day. and it's another mild day, 9 to 13 degrees. now, once that weather front has pushed through, that opens the door to further weather systems from the atlantic. so there will be some outbreaks of rain s

elsehwere glasgow city are top again after a thumping victory over aberdeen, while spartans and motherwell six nations grand slam hopes are over after a courageous comeback felljust short in paris. they were beaten 32—21 by france who with a last minute try from gael fickou gained a bonus point and prevented scotland from claiming their own. here'sjoe wilson. that's badge has always brought on, scotland were in paris to measure their current progress, a deep breath and quickly went badly. white shirts of france crossed the line with their first sustained attack. within seven minutes, scotland lost red scrum cap, when the officials saw the slow motion, it was no choice. now there was extra space on the pitch for the french, score in the pitch for the french, score in the corner, that is rugby. big issue is minimising head injury, the players do know that, but this players do know that, but this player threw himself forward, head—to—head contact, sent off too. the rugby was laurentiis from 19—0 down, scotland were struggling. french defence under constant pressure now. then rustle over and s

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temperatures, 11 degrees for aberdeen, 13 the high in london. it is going to be mild.as of cloud but —— and a bit of drizzle in the hills in the west. some sunshine, temperatures above what we expected in early february, ten to 14 degrees. into the weekend we start in the mild air. then we see this frontal system pushing its way south eastwards, bringing some outbreaks of rain. behind it, the air turns cold. but this big area of high pressure builds its way. this is going to be quite a strong area of high pressure. it will be with us for sunday. while it will be a colder day, it will be a brighter day with lots of sunshine. said the headlines that 2pm... hudgins is thousands of teachers on strike in what is the biggest day of industrial action in more than a decade. the government says most schools in england and wales will stay open, with the national education union saying 85% of schools are affected and is calling for ministers to engage with talks. . . calling for ministers to engage with talks. ., ., , , ., ,., ., talks. rather than messing about and doinu talks.

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coming up we will discuss that fed decision with aberdeen's investment director james athlete.e joins us next. dani: we will talk about amd and snap earnings. snap declines amd surges appeared will deal -- take into tech earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ 's >> the trillion dollar question is what will happen to global inflation when china really comes back on stream and start to consume and the way they have done in the past and so on? will that drive raw material prices and will it impact inflation and the rest of the world? so that the tightening will continue and perhaps even accelerate? that is the biggest risk to markets. the market is not expect that and if that happens, we will have a big letdown. manus: deutsche bank investment manager and ceo there on the inflationary risks to equity markets. let's stay with inflation be a the conversation with jeffrey gundlach. he has suggested that the fed will push back against the justin's and halt -- the rate of increases and halt. james, good morning. are we all deluded? does the fed need to get its hawk on in snarl as john says thi

rececca curran is in aberdeen.places in scotland, but particularly here in the north—east. winds of up to 80 miles an hour have been recorded. 120 miles an hour if you happen to be standing at the top cairngorm mountain. it has left thousands without power. the electricity company ssen saying that 30,000 remain without power. if you live in a rural community, you might expect to be without power for much of the weekend. trains, ferries, buses, they've all been affected. and there have been some injuries too. a driver was taken to hospital after a bus left the road and another man was taken to hospital after being hit by a sign when he was filling up his car with petrol. this weather warning has now been lifted, but another one comes into place tonight for snow and ice and that will affect most parts of scotland. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. stormy winds and rough seas to start our friday across the northern half of the country. so it's best if we start off with where the winds are throu

joining us, maggie mcgrath, editor forbes women, and whom aberdeen, vice chair of the forbes and known just a moment. and so forbes has written about this quiet quitting, and now you say a new term, white hiring? what is, it it doesn't response to quite quitting? >> i actually think it can exacerbate quiet quitting if not employ directly or accurately. basically, quiet hiring is the process by which employers who are looking to fill empty roles either shift existing employees into those new roles, we open rules, or they get their best of their brightest employees extra of a sponsor realty's. i spoke to an organization psychologist, reena burns yesterday, who said the people can thrive when they're given new opportunities. people are looking for stretch assignments. however, and this is a big however, if they're given these actual responsibilities and not a commensurate increase in pay, they could feel undervalued, underappreciated. those feelings can lead to burn out and burn out to the quiet quitting trend that we saw in 2022. so proceed with caution. >> and let's talk about career c

for example, in aberdeen, we went from 13 on tuesday down to 7 on wednesday. you see, so far this month, it has been a very mild month indeed, particularly across the north of the country, where temperatures have been running 3 celsius above average so far this month. now, looking at the charts for thursday, high pressure brings sunny skies to start the day across scotland, northern ireland, northern england with a frost first thing. cloudy weather across the south with a few patches of rain easing away. it will turn brighter here through the afternoon. we will see changes across the north where northern scotland thicker clouds on the way. outbreaks of rain and the winds strengthen through thursday afternoon with gusts of around 115—55 mph or so, so we are talking about gales developing here through the course of the afternoon. temperatures, broadly speaking, similar to those that we had on wednesday, 7—9 celsius. now, through thursday nights, this band of rain will continue its journey southwards with the rain moving into parts of northern england by the end

sixth tier club darvel produced the cup�*s greatest ever shock in the fourth round when they beat aberdeenhe dream is well and truly over after losing 5—1 at home to falkirk. despite being 2—0 down at half time a falkirk own goalfrom pj morrison gave the hosts and their fans hope but it wasn't to be as chris mcgowan picked up a second yellow card and the league one side captalised with three goals in ten minutes, this one from aidan nesbitt seeing them through to the quarterfinals where they'll face ayr united. czech footballerjakub jankto has publicly come out as gay — he says he "no longer wants to hide". the midfielder plays for la liga club getafe, but is currently on loan at sparta prague. until today, adelaide united player josh cavallo was the only openly gay top—flight male professional footballer in the world, having come out last october. 27—year old jankto released this video on social media. i have a job, which i've been doing it as best i can for years with seriousness, professionalism and passion. in freedom, without fear, without prejudice, without violence, only love. i am

we are about an hour from aberdeen. that is a lie! we will— hour from aberdeen. that is a lie!ore. she was saying all we doing is walking and looking down and making sure we don't roll out ankle and break it. we are missing so much of what we are passing, so we would stop along the wayjust to take it in. it is so stunningly beautiful. we are incredibly lucky. it has been hard, but we are so lucky to be here and see this. we hard, but we are so lucky to be here and see this-— and see this. we saw a caterpillar yesterday. _ and see this. we saw a caterpillar yesterday. and — and see this. we saw a caterpillar yesterday, and it _ and see this. we saw a caterpillar yesterday, and it was _ and see this. we saw a caterpillar yesterday, and it was like - and see this. we saw a caterpillar yesterday, and it was like the - yesterday, and it was like the highlight of our day.- yesterday, and it was like the highlight of our day. guys, good luck. stay safe. _ highlight of our day. guys, good luck. stay safe. obviously - highlight of our day. guys, good luck. stay safe. obviously the i luc

northlink ferries run overnight services, seven nights a week, from aberdeen on the scottish mainlandt will take you over ten hours though, so if the romanticism of waking up somewhere new doesn't cut it, then you might prefer the ease of flying, which will only take a couple of hours from most uk cities. it is partly this remoteness of shetland that has allowed for its many archaeological sites to survive over the centuries. there's over 5,000 years of human history scattered across the islands, and this place is a good place to start. these ancient roundhouses are unique to scotland, and despite intense scrutiny, their origins are shrouded in mystery. and if you're planning to travel to shetland when the days are longer, then try to catch the annual boat race. the event sees sailors take to the waters to do what they do best, and compete against fellow islanders. this year, it takes place onjune 25th. well, do stay with us, because still to come on the travel show, after 35 years and 14,000 performances, we bid a fond farewell to broadway's phantom of the opera. here in shetland, th

temperatures ranging from 8 celsius in aberdeen to 15 in norwich — another mild day for most of us.but then this next weather system, this time feeding rain into scotland, some snow over the grampians and the highlands, certainly up over high ground. the further south you are, quite a lot of cloud around. some sunny spells — best of that for south wales and the south of england. still mild, maybe not quite as mild, but 8—12 celsius. as we move out of sunday and into monday, we'll see these various frontal systems just running across the north of the uk, some strong winds as well, but we will find ourselves in a wedge of very mild air to start the new week, so temperatures through monday and indeed into tuesday likely to be well above the norm for the time of year. with those frontal systems running across the north, we will see some rain, particularly in northern scotland, some patchy rain further south, but some spells of sunshine, too. and i suspect it'll be the sunniest spots that see the highest of the temperatures, maybe 15, possibly 16 celsius. similar weather set—up as we hea

the sunshine further south, but temperatures climbing — 9 degrees for cardiff, maybe 12 or 13 in aberdeengh pressure will still be close by. frontal systems just running across the top of that high and still some quite brisk winds in the north as well. further south where the winds are light, well, we may well return to a story of mist and fog and there'll be some quite large areas of cloud around at times, but equally some spells of sunshine, perhaps the best of the sunshine in sheltered eastern spots where temperatures could well climb to 12 or 13 degrees, certainly above the norm for the time of year. then we look ahead to sunday — still some patchy fog across parts of england and wales. further north, northern ireland and scotland, the winds probably too strong for much in the way of fog. there will be some patches of cloud, some sunny spells and temperatures still 9—11, maybe 12 degrees, so still on the mild side of what we might normally expect. now, as we head into next week, it looks like our area of high pressure will, at least for a time, have less of an influence. and we'll see

western scotland it will be rain. 0n the other hand, in eastern scotland with some sunny spells in aberdeen the south, it will be about nine or so i think in london. and after a bright start, the clouds will thicken as well. let's have a look at the weekend then. high pressure in charge of the weather so you'd think all settled sunny weather well, not necessarily. there's a lot of clouds stuck in this area of high pressure and it will be slow to move across central parts of the uk. so i think saturday, at least at times will be cloudy. a few glimmers of sunshine certainly on the cards and temperatures quite uniform, typically between 11 and 13 degrees celsius. and the high pressure still with us on sunday. when you're in the centre of the high, the winds are very, very light around the edges of the high pressure, the winds tend to be stronger. so for northern ireland and western scotland, i think more of a brisk wind, whereas lighter winds and feeling just that a little bit milder, there in the sunny spells across east anglia. and the high pressure — this is into next week, monday, tuesday,

whether it's the ingredients we use, like the ayrshire pork or aberdeen angus steak, to use a brambleuff. with the eddoes peeled, jimmy pops them into a steamer. he then slices the haggis and throws it into a wok. wok—fried haggis. there's a first for everything. that sounds brilliant. oh, look at that! and then we'rejust going to mash that up. these are your asian tatties. so now we've got all our ingredients that we can just use and wrap up. as well as our dual heritage, jimmy and i have something else in common. both of our parents ran chinese takeaways. we've got a bit in common there, my goodness me! tight against it, so you can can feel the haggis. but even so, jimmy's definitely got the edge in his spring roll technique. bind it together, just going to drop... mine looks like an envelope as opposed to a roll. i don't know what's gone wrong there. it looks like a purse. yeah. having made my contribution, i leave it to jimmy to fry the rolls, and rustle up his chilli whisky dip. bagpipe music. but we're still missing one key ingredient. a piper�*s the perfect accompaniment to any

it could be ten degrees in aberdeen overnight, four and five in the south.apped in it, but it's going to bring a lot of dry weather both saturday and sunday, but with the best of the sunshine on saturday, central and eastern parts of england, northeast scotland, some shelter from the west, south—westerly wind, more cloud generally further south and west. but look at the temperatures, 11 to 13 degrees. so we're well above where we should be for the time of year. part two of the weekend, a similar story, a lot of cloud across southern, northern, western areas, but with the best of any sunshine towards the east. so sunshine will be limited. but again, it's going to feel quite mild, ten, 11 degrees. then as we move into next week, it's a similar story stays dry, settled, mild chance of some rain thinking towards the end of the new week. hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside source. the death toll from monday's earthquake in turkey and syria passes twenty thousand — as the frantic search for survivors continues. translation: there is no professional team. | th

we would beat aberdeen. we're now falkirk. into the quarter—finals. could this happen? let's try one. come on! can you tell us what's in the recipe? i know it's. .. this is... it's been in the family for generations. oh, obviously, it's a secret recipe. but i'll tell you what. .. pies and football go hand in hand with each other. hits the spot. i tell you what, if you win later, ok, you beat falkirk and you make it through, are you going to make another world famous pie? a one—off pie to mark the occasion? well, it's a special occasion, and we're getting special pies. we'll be selling at the ground. and i'm quite sure soon we'll be having our own darvel pie at the game. love it. we'll be back to mark it. good. i'll tell you what. it's not just the football getting people off their feet here, is it? 0h! commentator: what a night! and what a result! jordan, you scored the only goal on the night and you gave a great interview after that game as well. i'm meant to be at work, so i need to phone my boss and ask him if i can get the night off. so tell us, did you get the nigh

breezy, in fact, quite windy in the north, and again, it's going to be mild — 10 degrees there for aberdeenrontal systems just running across the far north of the uk, high pressure to the south of us, often quite breezy, but we will be within this wedge of very mild air. so, some unusually high temperatures for the start of the new week likely to be up to 15 or 16 degrees in parts of the south. later in the week, though, it will turn a bit more unsettled and perhaps a little bit chillier as well. this is bbc news. i'm anjana gadgil. our top stories: five former police officers in the us plead not guilty to murdering the young black man tyre nichols last month. his mother demands justice. i want each and every one of those police officers to be able to look me in the face. they haven't done that yet. they couldn't even do that today. almost a fortnight after the turkey earthquake, a man has been rescued from the rubble of a building in hatay province. the government is facing criticism over the shoddy construction of buildings that were supposed to be tremor—proof. in civilised countries, ea