but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye.ather, and it's going to turn colder. i think all of us are going to feel the chilly air arriving on wednesday. at the moment, there's some rain across quite a few areas of the uk. snow, too, falling across parts of scotland, as this cold air all the way from the arctic is starting to set in. it's not desperately cold air, but it is going to feel nippy on wednesday, particularly because of the strength of the wind. so, through early wednesday, we have still south—westerlies in the south—east of the country. so here it's not too cold — around, say, 8—5 degrees. but the cold air has already set in across northern areas. and you can see the white here — that's where the wintry showers are. so let's start with scotland, this is 8:00am in the morning. and some of the conditions, weather conditions, on these upper—levels routes here, the roads will not be great first thing in the morning, in scotland, possibly northern ireland as well, with those wintry showers coming through, driven by the

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye.across parts of northern ireland and scotland, the far north of england, and we continue to see wintry showers, snow showers, through the course of the night, early into wednesday so that's prompted the met office to issue an amber warning for parts of south—west scotland, northern ireland, for this combination of snow and ice. very windy too during the overnight period. gale force winds, particularly across irish sea coasts in towards the south—west for a time. plenty of snow showers continuing across scotland, northern ireland and into northern england that accumulate and continue to tot up. across the south, some dry interludes in fact, particularly across the south—east, but wherever you are it's going to be a chilly start to wednesday. wednesday itself looks like to be another cold and a windy one, there will be wintry showers again but also some good spells of sunshine and increasing amounts of sunshine as we head on into the afternoon. but plenty of wintry showers, snow showers

you're watching tuesday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy. tuesday is cabinet meeting day.these sorts of pictures. pictures of all the seniorfigures striding up downing street, there's generally not much to say. but this tuesday was different because it'd been widely reported that the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, was planning to pitch for £100—a—week boost for the ngs in england, as a brexit dividend. -- nhs. well, we don't know exactly what transpired at the meeting but theresa may did make a plea for discussions about future funding to remain private. in the afternoon, jeremy hunt was appearing before the health committee and the subject came up. in the run—up to today's events, you supported the foreign secretary's call for the nhs. how did that go? i don't think any health secretary, resources for his or her department. obviously, you understand i can't tell you about the precise content of the cabinet. isn't it odd that the foreign secretary was making these comments are public? i am not able to comment about what happened, but i would say that there was a brexit d

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. may was a significant change.t way below freezing for the afternoon but some mild air began to push on from the south—west. skip ahead to tuesday, all of us will be in that mild air. double digit temperatures and the process of pushing the cold air away and bringing the mild air the country continues as we had through the first part of this money morning. still possibly cold enough for some icy stretches in north—east, generally speaking a much milder start the day. lot of dry weather around as well. some showers blowing in across the north—west of scotland, falling as rain because look at the temperatures, five, six, seven degrees. many places didn't get that high drinks on a afternoon. further south, large areas of cloud and sunny spells, one area of rain perilously close to the south, that once the ground for too long. through wales and much of the south—west it is looking dry as we start of the day. that reigned in the south scoots off very quickly, showers continue to the north—east of scotland, one or two sh

alicia mccarthy will be here for the rest of the week.e. hello there. i think some people might welcome the change to the weather this week from what we had last week — grey, damp, drizzly conditions. this week, it is looking colder. certainly we're getting our air sourced from the arctic, from greenland. it's going to bring strong winds, sunshine, and showers. some of these showers will continue to be frequent, as they will be through the course of the night, and early on into tuesday. with snow falling over the higher ground the north, even some wintriness down to lower levels. to the south, largely of rain. on tuesday itself, looking colder than it has been. windy, as well, and there will be a mixture of sunshine and showers. some of these will be heavy and frequent, most of them in the north and the west of the uk. watch out for ice first thing, as well, across parts of scotland, northern ireland, and into north—west england. there will be accumulating snow on the hills. some wintriness down to lower levels. add on the wind, it's goin

you‘re watching wednesday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy.mmons committee appearance of the year, coming before the mps who are trying to keep tabs on the progress of the uk‘s negotiations to leave the eu. there was much discussion of the proposed transition phase the period immediately following the withdrawal date of march next year. a labour committee member asked mr davis what would actually happen during that period. this the first time it has been done, i do not really care what the outcome is as long as one, it does not require us to meet some of the other duties. we are happy to accept the ec] for that period, there will be questions about what happens about subsequent laws. so it‘s got to be bespoke. one of the things i said earlier was that these guidelines are negotiating guidelines they‘re just that, not the and and we are taking a different stance. just in case... what i don‘t want the country to be sucked into something that is not an implication period that an extension. that is the point. the conservative eurosceptic, jacob re

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye.r and things like this have been typical today for parts of western and southern scotland. looking at the weather over the next 24, 48 hours we have two areas of low pressure moving away. here is the weather picture on saturday. band of rain working into the cold west and an ongoing threat of ice and snow uncertainty as to how far north is banned reaches this and evidence are getting writing. if that happens there could be snow, three orfour that happens there could be snow, three or four centimetres of snow, for a time during the morning. similar totals across the higher grounds of wales and perhaps also across the north—west midlands. further south, the most part it is cold rain falling for most of the day although there be sleet mixed in. changes through the rest of saturday will be fairly slow. rights guides in scotland filter slowly southwards. for most of england and wales it will be one of those old days where the rain turns lighter but a cold day coming up for most. a range of