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telephone call that everyone had actually called putin and that putin had warned and kind of cautioned airto on to not do anything that could throw the peace process in syria off course and to kind of be careful with their actions there in syria they've been really pushing for peace on the ground civil be watching very closely and experts here the even saying that moscow will be pushing for turkey to kind of limit this operation you know we proceeded earlier one praising roger calling russia. constructive when it comes to visit incursion and what exactly does iran mean by that. you're constructive and the 2 to russia. well it seems to me that the russians can't be too happy about this operation that's happening in the northeast of syria they've been as i said very much pushing for the peace process to kind of have some tangy tangible progress they've been talking about the formation of a constitutional committee of rewriting the syrian constitution that's very much been the russian line so this is kind of throwing all of that off course and we also heard from the head of the international af

pulling down some very cold air from the arctic across much of the uk and there is slightly less cool airto cool air to the north of scotland which will be moving its way and for sunday but as it does so the cold air conditions will spread through southern areas of england. it will bea southern areas of england. it will be a cold start to the day and the clocks having gone back need to get an extra hour and that perhaps underneath the warm duvet. a few showers for northern scotland and perhaps a few running down the north sea coast of england as well, temperatures and scotland come up a couple of degrees but the less cool air moving and in the clear conditions move and to southern england. into monday's forecast high—pressure dominating and wind coming in from a northerly direction and across northern scotland, around some of the north sea coast of england, a frosty‘s dart elsewhere and there is another pretty chilly day. the air is getting colder again across scotland in temperatures eight celsius in edinburgh. into tuesday and the high—pressure is still with us and weakens the weather fri

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vice president mike pence has met turkey's president airto on in an attempt to halt turkey's offensive in northern syria pence and secretary of state mike pompei or were expected to warn everyone that he would face additional economic sanctions if he did not stop his assault on kurdish forces it was the withdrawal of u.s. troops from the region that prompted turkey's incursion in the 1st place president trump has been accused of abandoning kurdish fighters who are washington's allies in the campaign against the so-called islamic state and let's get some analysis on this story in istanbul we have our correspondent dorian jones standing by for us in here in the studio we have heading reka with us from the german council on foreign relations good to have you both dorian let's start with you there in istanbul do we know anything about the talks so far and whether turkey really would agree to a cease fire. well we don't really have any information about the talks other than they are believed to be continuing in fact turkish officials have been playing down any hope of any kind of breakthrou

mild airto the different air masses across the uk.809 celsius. further south, really mild. areas, temperatures are 809 celsius. furthersouth, really mild. but areas, temperatures are 809 celsius. further south, really mild. but it is also mainly about the rain today. it is moving across wales, the midlands and northern areas of england. some spreading into southern scotland and northern ireland. but for the north of scotland, heavier showers here. a bit drier towards the south—east of england, but it is south—east england, but it is south—east england and wales and into northern england and wales and into northern england where they could be a lot of rainfall as we go through tonight and into tomorrow. there could be some localised flooding issues with that and travel disruption. if you are travelling later this afternoon and tomorrow morning, lots of surface water spray on the roads and a flooding risk, mainly over higher ground. but on saturday morning, it will stay mild across southern areas. really quite chilly across the north, t

powered by the temperature contrast either side of it, so we have colder air to the north and mild, warm airtoto come later in the afternoon and windy here and winds picking up in more southern counties of england and the strongest winds will push to the south—east later in the night. a band of rain will not move very far overnight, so that rain just keeps going across large parts of england and wales, probably turning drier in the far north of england and dry and clear for northern ireland and scotla nd clear for northern ireland and scotland away from those hours in the north—west. another frost scotland away from those hours in the north—west. anotherfrost here. what a difference north south across the uk. 15 perhaps across south—eastern england, not much rain here. the rain will continue across the welsh hills but also the pennines and the moors of the southwest. higher ground will see the heaviest falls, wet air heading in with a drink. the rain band in the morning not changing much from overnight. it will slide toward south—east single through the day, drying off in the afternoon towards

it‘s a strong weather front powered by cold air to the north and warm airto the powered by cold air toeas of the uk with temperatures between nine and 11. good afternoon. you‘re watching bbc news. the prime minister boris johnson has called a meeting of his cabinet this afternoon with mounting speculation that he might seek a snap general election. leaders from the european union are deciding to tomorrow whether to grant the uk a three month extension but both the conservative party and labour are facing divisions about the way forward. the prime minister spoke to journalists just a little while ago. this is what he had to say. you have just finished the cabinet, what have you decided? what we have decided as we have a way forward for this country and the eu. we have a great deal on brexit and for the first time in three and a half years parliament voted to endorse a way out of the eu, the video i was able to do with their friends and partners, but unfortunately they also voted to delay final approval of that endorsement. what that means, if this parliament is anything to go by, that d