by friday evening, the rain peps up a bit once it reaches south—east england and east anglia. man overnight and into saturday morning, it is the lull before the storm and still some dry weather first thing on saturday but it's not going to last. storm dennis then does bring rain in right across the uk during saturday. outbreaks of heavy rain at times and the wind strengthening particularly for the afternoon and into the evening before easing a bit into overnight

the winds are anglia and the south—east. the winds a re less of anglia and the south—east.vy showers appearing. it is turning coolerfor this afternoon after that rain clears away. lots of showers coming in overnight, we have seen the rain clear in the south—east of anger on this evening. we focus more towards the north, and that is storm dennis, the north, and that is storm dennis, the centre of it getting closer to scotland, so the winds could get squeezed here during the course of the night into the early hours. the showers continue, cooler than last night, certainly for england or wales, three or 4 degrees. a windy and blustery day for monday, not just as one day, there will be sunshine, showers, heavy winds pushing eastwards for the south of england and wales and some frequent showers coming into scotland and northern ireland. snow over the highest ground in scotland, because temperatures are actually not too bad for the time of year, double figures in the east coast of scotland. that area of low pressure is all that is left of storm dennis which fades away towards norw

we have had some fog this morning across parts of east anglia, around the south—east of england.ather—wise over the next few days before, that is, stormy weather arrives for the weekend. but in the meantime, high pressure in charge. that means we have got some light winds across many areas of england and wales. that is why we had some fog forming through the night. it will lift up into low cloud, so it may stay a bit grey in parts of eastern england during the afternoon. elsewhere, though, some sunshine, a bit of sunshine at times in eastern scotland and to the east of northern ireland. showers into the west of scotland. maximum temperatures, about 7—9 degrees but where any cloud sticks around, it will be chillier than that, about four or five. through tonight, with light winds again, there will be some fog forming, particularly so around southern areas of england, towards east anglia. that is where there is also the risk of some frost in the south and central areas but further north and west, not quite as cold. temperatures in stornoway for example staying up at about eight cels

in scotland, northern ireland later and a fair bit of sunshine to come through the midlands, east angliahere, the winds will be picking up, 50mph gusts not out the question. and the winds go more northerly across parts of scotland later on, which will introduce a drop in temperature through the afternoon compared to how we start the day. staying on the mild side with temperatures in double figures, particular for england and wales. that's the case in cardiff for the opener in the six nations between wales and italy. we will see a fair bit of sunshine after the morning cloud but quite a blustery day and it will be blustery too in dublin for ireland against scotland. that wind could bring a few showers close to the city, but overall, mostly dry. now, as you go into this evening, wales, northern england, the midlands, prone to some showers in particular, one or two maybe towards east anglia as well, but they will fade away for a time. clearer skies, temperatures taking a of a plummet across the northern half the country with a touch of frost. but temperatures rising further south as we see

that means strong winds blowing along the north sea coast into east anglia.to hull, and norwich, pretty windy in london as well. these are the average winds but you can easily double them to get the stronger winds. much lighter winds towards the west. temperatures on tuesday around about 9 degrees. plenty of sunshine around, tuesday looking relatively quiet, at least later on. here's a summary. a very windy start to the week, with showers and hill snow, and a drier, quieter midweek. hello and welcome back to the royal albert hall, we are in the lobby which is starting to get noisy because we have just reached the end of the ceremony for the bafta awards, an important night in the british film calendar, a knight that has been goodin calendar, a knight that has been good in terms of the awards for the british film 1917 directed by sam mendes is but it has been by no means without controversy and we will touch

in scotland, northern ireland later and a fair bit of sunshine to come through the midlands, east angliaer the morning cloud and just one or two showers. but even here, the winds will be picking up, 50mph gusts not out the question. and the winds go more northerly across parts of scotland later on, which will introduce a drop in temperature through the afternoon compared to how we start the day. staying on the mild side with temperatures in double figures, particular for england and wales. that's the case in cardiff for the opener in the six nations between wales and italy. we will see a fair bit of sunshine after the morning cloud but quite a blustery day and it will be blustery too in dublin for ireland against scotland. that wind could bring a few showers close to the city, but overall, mostly dry. now, as you go into this evening, wales, northern england, the midlands, prone to some showers in particular, one or two maybe towards east anglia as well, but they will fade away for a time. clearer skies, temperatures taking a of a plummet taking a bit of a plummet across the northern hal

i've been speaking to paul hunter — a professor in medicine at the university of east anglia.virus were always likely to emerge in the uk. i think it was almost inevitable certainly, nothing in life is ever totally inevitable but this was pretty much certain going to happen. you know, we were certainly not one of the first western countries to have cases, so, yeah, it was going to happen and it did. could you explain to us a little bit about what the public health england is doing, in terms of its approach with regard to containment? yes, as it stands at the moment, with just two cases, the important thing is to make sure that the current cases are nursed in the environment where they will not be any risk to others, and, the unit they are based this is very capable of dealing with patients with this sort of disease, we have certainly within the uk, we have dealt with cases of sars and middle eastern respiratory syndrome going back over 20 years so the uk is very able to nurse these people, effectively and safely. donald trump is a step closer to being acquitted in the presiden

let's talk to paul hunter, he's a professor in medicine at the university of east anglia, and joins merom norwich. thank you for talking to us. countries like australia and the us are blocking chinese citizen, but are blocking chinese citizen, but are travel bans effective, in this case? i think they have, they are likely to have some effects, whether it is enough to ultimately control the outbreak is, i suspect doubtful, in fact we have been, we have a long history, globally of imposing travel bans history, globally of imposing travel ba ns to history, globally of imposing travel bans to controlling infection diseases right back centuries to bubonic plaiz playing and i don't think any has ultimately been successful as controlling the disease. —— plague. one of the issuesit disease. —— plague. one of the issues it is just china, what would happen if other countries started getting self sustained transmission of the disease. how many countries would be banned? it is, the world health organization has very good reasons forkan selling, and i totally support them in that. and just how easy

some showers in the north of england and east anglia.ratures, on the thermometer, six, 7 degrees. factor in the wind and for many it is feeling close to freezing. more showers through the evening and overnight pretending to clear in the east by the end of the night. they will continue in the west. eight centimetres of snow on the higher ground. a covering elsewhere. show as possible just about anywhere. wednesday another cold day to come. by wednesday another cold day to come. by the afternoon, and largely try a picture. again, a pretty chilly day. —— dryer picture. wednesday night into thursday, i will be honest we don't know where the area of low pressure will go. the northernmost extent is the biggest headache for the biggest headache. there could be rain into the midlands. shrewsbury and ironbridge on critical alert at the moment. it looks like it will pull off into the continent allowing dry weather to following on behind, keeping the rainfall totals down. showery as we look further north. it is the weather chart for the end of the

that means strong winds blowing along the north sea coast into east anglia. pretty windy in london as well. these are the average winds but you can easily double them

professor paul hunter from the university of east anglia.ind out how this story, and many others, are covered in tomorrow's front pages this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are dawn foster, a journalist for the guardian, and mo hussein, former chief press officer at downing street. the prime minister is to address foreign diplomats and business leaders on monday in a speech on his plans for international trade after brexit. in what will be his first speech since the uk left the eu, borisjohnson will confirm that he wants to negotiate a free trade deal with brussels, while also seeking similar deals with other countries around the world. 0ur political correspondent chris mason reports. a winter's day like any other, and yet symbolically, legally, psychologically, everything has changed. for the first full day in 47 years, the uk isn't part of the club of our nearest neighbours, a triumph for those who partied here last night... we should celebrate the fact that, freed from the constraints of the european union, we once aga

that means strong winds blowing along the north sea coast into east anglia. here, too, gale force winds expected from newcastle all the way down to hull, and norwich, pretty windy in london as well. these are the average winds but you can easily double them to get the stronger winds. much lighter winds towards the west. temperatures on tuesday around about 9 degrees. plenty of sunshine around, tuesday looking relatively quiet, at least later on. here's a summary. a very windy start to the week, with showers and hill snow, and a drier, quieter midweek. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. sudesh amman is named as the man shot dead by police in south london, after he stabbed members of the public. he was released from prison around a week ago after serving a sentence for terror offences. three people are hurt, with one man in a life—threatening condition after the attack, which police say they believe is terror—related. how many shots did you hear? like three. three sho

and a fair bit of sunshine to go through the midlands, east anglia and the south after morning cloudwill be picking up. 50mph gusts not out of the question and the winds go more northerly across parts of scotland later on, which will introduce a drop in temperatures across the afternoon compared to how we started the day. most staying on the mild side, with temperatures in double figures. particularly for england and wales. that will be the case in cardiff for the opener of the six nations between wales and italy. we will see a fair bit of sunshine here after the morning cloud, but quite a blustery day and it will be blustery too in dublin for ireland against scotland. that wind could bring a few showers close to the city, but overall mostly dry. as we go into this evening, wales, northern ireland and the midlands, prone to some showers and one or two may be towards east anglia as well. they will fade away for a time. clearer skies, temperatures take a bit of a plummet across the northern side of the country with a bit of frost. but temperatures rising further south as we see cloud,

by friday evening, the rain peps up a bit once it reaches south—east england and east anglia.day morning, it is the lull before the storm and still some dry weather first thing on saturday but it's not going to last. storm dennis then does bring rain in right across the uk during saturday. outbreaks of heavy rain at times and the wind strengthening particularly for the afternoon and into the evening before easing a bit into overnight and into sunday morning. wind gusts around 50 mph around the coast towards the west and south touching 70 mph perhaps in a few spots. really difficult travelling conditions. 0n the face of it, mild, but very wet and windy in places. heavy rain continuing across large parts of england and wales on through the night and into sunday. slowly clearings southward on sunday but it looks like the winds will pick up again this on sunday. bright skys and a few showers following on behind, turning a bit cooler too. looking at the weather warnings. the met office, amber warnings for rain across a large part of southern and western england and into wales, 20 t

by friday evening, the rain peps up a bit once it reaches south—east england and east anglia.st thing on saturday but it's not going to last. storm dennis then does bring rain in right across the uk during saturday. outbreaks of heavy rain at times and the wind strengthening particularly for the afternoon and into the evening before easing a bit into overnight and into sunday morning. wind gusts around 50 mph around the coast towards the west and south touching 70 mph perhaps in a few spots. really difficult travelling conditions. on the face of it, mild, but very wet and windy in places. heavy rain continuing across large parts of england and wales on through the night and into sunday. slowly clearings southward on sunday but it looks like the winds will pick up again this on sunday. bright skys and a few showers following on behind, turning a bit cooler too. looking at the weather warnings. the met office, amber warnings for rain across a large part of southern and western england and into wales, 20 to a0 millimetres. higher amounts, particularly in these areas and some of t

counties, over the child ren's midlands, the northern helm counties, over the children's and into east angliahine around so any light snow will be short lived. wintry showers across the north and it will be breezy and another chilly day temperatures ranging 6—9d in the south. through thursday night, a few wintry showers continuing across scotla nd wintry showers continuing across scotland but a ridge of high pressure builds in and for many of us pressure builds in and for many of us it should be dry with clear skies and turning cold with frost and some ice in places. you will see the temperature is beginning to rise across the south—west. that is because we have the next weather system moving in for friday and that will produce mild air to southern areas, quite a bit of rain and strengthening wind. starting cold and bright across the north and the east and then that rain will spell up east and then that rain will spell up from the south—west and some snow on its leading edge across northern england to scotland and some settling snow on the hills but further south mainly rain and the temperatu

it will be a noticeable breeze crossed east anglia in the south—east later this morning. ta ke there is a risk of ice around to take us into tomorrow morning. but the cold and dry does not last long. this is a weather chart we do not wish to see, particularly in flood affected areas. next area of low pressure pushing off the atlantic ringing outbreaks of rain. wales and the south—west initially but quickly spreading across the rest of england and wales northern ireland to central and southern scotland. snow on the hills before it returns to rain later on in the north but that rain later on in the north but that rain becomes persistent for almost 24 hours across the hills in wales and western england. the temperatures on the rise. the rain remains in place friday and saturday across western areas through the night into the morning and eventually cleave through. saturday is brightening for many but then more rain and sleet and snow returns to northern ireland, parts of scotla nd to northern ireland, parts of scotland in particular but a few showers in the west as well. the

sleetiness across parts of the midlands, the northern home counties, over the chilterns and into east anglia will clear away by about lunchtime and the skies will brighten up with plenty of sunshine around so any light snow will be short lived. wintry showers across the north and it will be breezy and another chilly day temperatures ranging 6—9 degrees in the south. through thursday night, a few wintry showers continuing across scotland but a ridge of high pressure builds in and for many of us it should be dry with clear skies and turning cold with frost and some ice in places. you will see the temperature is beginning to rise across the south—west. that is because we have the next weather system moving in for friday and that will produce mild air to southern areas, quite a bit of rain and strengthening wind. starting cold and bright across the north and the east and then that rain will spill up from the south—west and some snow on its leading edge across northern england to scotland and some settling snow on the hills but further south mainly rain and the temperature 10—11 degrees. any more

a mixture of rain, sleet and snow into east anglia and bay southeast thursday morning.ming out, behind a sweater assistant at the habs into the continent. lying snow is likely to be quite short—lived. it could be treacherous the first thing on thursday. further showers to be northwest later on i bet they will tend to think out. at six or 7 degrees the day. overnight thursday into friday high—pressure class guys cannot light wayne's frosty start friday. i court low—pressure approaches through friday daytime, creating went to france and snow as a first occupation, but predominantly rain that we are concerned with on friday and into saturday. these friends as they are looking at 36 hours to clear. it could give up to 100 mm of rain. the cold weather front following on for saturday across the uk and the low centre sits at the northwest. it will be when b0 have the weekend. switching back to colder air and a chance on sunday and another feature developing to the south bringing mark have a bank into parts of england and wales. a lot of the saturated ground and flooding here a

the midlands, east anglia and the south—east i think some sunshine and very mild 14 degrees.irish sea coast west, around wales and the irish seacoast there will be some showers and that will continue through the course of sunday evening as well. the thing that we are really going to notice on sunday, monday and into tuesdayis to notice on sunday, monday and into tuesday is the strength of the wind across the more northern parts of the uk. we suspect —— expect severe gales across western scotland brought in by this area of low pressure here and then the strong wind will spread across scotland and affect eastern parts of the country as well. this is what it looks like on monday with strong wind and heavy rain in scotland as well as the possibility of some rain flipping far south of england through the southern counties. quite wet weather along the channel. focusing on the wind, in excess of 70 perhaps 80 miles an hour in the western isles. that is through monday evening and it has showers, lots of them. monday night into the early hours of tuesday the wind will strengthen acros

east until after dark, and it p°p5 up south east until after dark, and it pops up here into east angliaight, whereas elsewhere in the saturday morning, it is the lull between the arrival of storm dennis. some of us will start saturday drive but it won't last very long. on saturday the rain will move in, and it will be heavy in places. all parts will see some rain on saturday. the wind strength during the afternoon into the evening, a bit of a little on saturday night for the pick up again on sunday. obviously all this rain, combined with the strong and gusty winds will make for some difficult travel conditions. winds gusting england at around 50—60 mph, in excess of 60—70 mph along the coast. it is exe quite mild, but again it will be very wet and windy. this rain continues through much of england and wales into sunday, only slightly clearing south on sunday. winds pick up again for a south on sunday. winds pick up again fora time, south on sunday. winds pick up again for a time, some sunny spells elsewhere. by the end of sunday, storm dennis is nearing northern scotland, ending sunday,

wet roads are out there in the showers pushing through the midlands towards the southeast and east anglia dive back towards western areas overnight. and there will be in around from many places, particularly in rural areas, down to -6 particularly in rural areas, down to —6 last night and everything should could be again tonight. icy conditions especially in the northwest. —— aberdeen sure. fewer showers could head towards the midlands, eastern england, when troupe went into eastern scotland, but not as many showers as we have seen but not as many showers as we have seen today. mostly showers in the afternoon and scotland, temperatures five to 9 degrees, there will be a chilly wind blowing, probably a bit stronger and scotland then west today and this is what will feel like what's up the winds will not be stronger in the southwest of england. here we will start to see changes during the evening. this area of low pressure weather front bringing some rain in across other parts of england and wales, hitting the cold air and maybe some snow over the cold air and maybe some snow over the breco

you can see some sleet and snow in the southeast and towards east anglia but into the afternoon, it clearsth heavy lying snow all tend to melt away very quickly. as he had to friday, the next system moves to the southwest i'll bring some whether and when he with a cold start across the north and east with some sunshine, three and spills up to the south with snow across the north pa rt south with snow across the north part of wales and into the north penn nine and then south with wind picking up and those temperatures will be on the rise in the stay u nsettled will be on the rise in the stay unsettled with strong winds at times. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines at 11pm: the government sets out its response as coronavirus speads across europe. for the first time, more new cases are recorded outside china than within. we have a clear a—part plan to respond to the outbreak of this disease: contain, delay, research and mitigate. we are taking all necessary measures to minimise the risk to the public. flood water threatens to overwhelm defences in shropshire, as emergency ev

of all east anglia, the south—east of england.nd and western wales and even though it will be a mild day, it is going to be an increasingly windy one. these are the wind gusts in black. those whent strengths will be maintained saturday night into sunday as the weather fronts continue to produce lots of rain through the night into sunday. a wet start to sunday across much of england and wales. find in the afternoon to southernmost counties. things brightening in the north. we will not rain began across some parts of the country but some of the wettest conditions will be in the south. the wettest and windiest gusts in the north. they could cause travel disruptions and power loss as well. we are talking about broadband, tv and mobile contracts. do you know when you're contract has started? do you? no, when you're contract has started? do you? no, i really do not. annoying isn't it. your contract runs out, you forget about it, and the price reverts to a higher, standard rate, rather than the cheaper deal you signed up for. well, the r

sunday, the rain could be slower to clear through southern england and east anglia and the winds getg through the english channel, gusts of maybe 70 mph and inland gusts of around 50 or perhaps 60 mph so blustery conditions and further showers blowing in across north and west and given the strength of the wind, it will feel cold here. heading through sunday evening, if anything the winds will get even stronger across northern areas of the uk but particularly in scotland were across northern areas we could get gusts of 70 or even 80 mph so there is the risk of transport disruption for scotla nd risk of transport disruption for scotland as we edge into monday morning. 0ne scotland as we edge into monday morning. one day will be a day of sunny spells and blustery showers and the winds will take a long time to calm down and temperatures on the face of it falling a few degrees but feeling cold given the strength of the wind across northern areas. this is bbc world news today. i'm lucy grey, our top stories: the first coronavirus death in europe, a chinese tourist in his 80s, dies after be

strong gusty windsjust anglia there will be some sunshine here. wintry showers will continue this evening and overnight. lots of clear skies overnight by the south stop watch out for some icy stretches as we head into wednesday. showers will continue across north—west scotland. there will also be showers creeping into south west england. for much of the country it will be a dry day with slightly lighter winds. not so chilly tomorrow. there will be sunny spells around as well. the rain will come into south western areas of england late in the day on wednesday, as the rain sweeps eastwards, it could get snow on the northern flank. to keep an eye on the forecast was a pretty and settled again on thursday. —— the forecast and pretty unsettled again on thursday. hello, it's tuesday, it's ten o'clock, i'mjoanna gosling, and we're live from new broadcasting house. the ten year limit on freezing eggs, sperm and embryos could be scrapped. a government consultation starts today after a campaign that we've followed closely on this programme. this woman told

we haven't had much rain into the last hour across east anglia and the south—east of england but rain in the west, much more to come. when across the whole of the uk, when continuing to strengthen and gusts widely 50—60 mph out towards the west, exposed hail and coasts, up to 70 miles for. because it is south and south—west it is very mild, away from northern scotland, temperatures double figures, 13 or 1a likely in the south. some fundraiser import coming into scotland and northern ireland early this evening —— thundery downpours. the rain comes back widely entanglement and in wales adding total in the hills likely to lead to some further flooding. colder in scotland and northern ireland. very, exceptionally mild night in the south of england and wales. wet in 20 start tomorrow, that tends to slip down towards the south—east, lots of showers packing in from the north—west again, wintry over the high ground in scotland. the winds are still going to be pretty strong tomorrow. maybe not quite as strong for england and wales but strengthening for scotland and northern ireland. 0nce stren

just about anywhere across east anglia.he afternoon with a few showers in scotla nd afternoon with a few showers in scotland and northern ireland. temperature is around five to 10 degrees and a bit colder in the breeze and it will be windy for the time across east anglia. tonight clear skies and later winds and it is going to turn cold with showers continuing in western scotland. temperatures close to freezing in many areas but as we start tomorrow morning temperatures will be lifting but outbreaks of rain spreading into wales and the south and it is going to rainfor wales and the south and it is going to rain for almost 24 hours into saturday. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: with more than 40 countries infected with coronavirus — saudi arabia stops pilgrims from entering the country over fears about the spread of the virus. president trump tries to calm fears about coronavirus — telling his country the risk remains very low. he's put vice—president mike pence in charge of the us response. there's a dramatic surge i

by friday evening, the rain peps up a bit once it reaches south—east england and east anglia. is the lull before the storm and still some dry weather first thing on saturday but it's not going to last. storm dennis then does bring rain in right across the uk during saturday. outbreaks of heavy rain at times and the wind strengthening particularly for the afternoon and into the evening before easing a bit into overnight and into sunday morning. wind gusts around 50 mph around the coast towards the west and south touching 70 mph perhaps in a few spots. really difficult travelling conditions. on the face of it, mild, but very wet and windy in places. heavy rain continuing across large parts of england and wales on through the night and into sunday. slowly clearings southward on sunday but it looks like the winds will pick up again this on sunday. bright skys and a few showers following on behind, turning a bit cooler too. looking at the weather warnings. the met office, amber warnings for rain across a large part of southern and western england and into wales, 20 to 110 millimetr

sleetiness across parts of the midlands, the northern home counties, over the chilterns and into east anglial brighten up with plenty of sunshine around so any light snow will be short lived. wintry showers across the north and it will be breezy and another chilly day temperatures ranging 6—9 degrees in the south. through thursday night, a few wintry showers continuing across scotland but a ridge of high pressure builds in and for many of us it should be dry with clear skies and turning cold with frost and some ice in places. you will see the temperature is beginning to rise across the south—west. that is because we have the next weather system moving in for friday and that will produce mild air to southern areas, quite a bit of rain and strengthening wind. starting cold and bright across the north and the east and then that rain will spell up from the south—west and some snow on its leading edge across northern england to scotland and some settling snow on the hills but further south mainly rain and the temperature 10—11 degrees. any more rain here is very unwelcome. moving out of friday an

one evening, rang up a bit once it reaches south—east england and east anglia.rm and will, dry weather first thing on saturday but it's not going to last. storm dennis does bring rain in right across the uk over saturday. outbreaks of heavy rain at times and the wind strengthening particularly for the afternoon and into the evening before debating a bit into sunday night in the morning. when gusts and 50 mph around the coast towards the west and south touching 70 mph. perhaps in a few spots, really difficult travelling conditions. on the face of it, mild, but very wet and windy in places. heavy rain continuing across large parts of england and wales into the night on sunday. sally clearings southward on sunday but it looks like the winds will pick up looks like the winds will pick up again this on sunday. i disguise and if few showers following on behind turning a bit cooler too. looking at the weather warnings, the met office, amber warnings for rain. across a large part of southern and western england and into wales, 20 to a0 millimetres. higher amounts, parti

and for sunday, that rain could be even slower to clear through across southern england and east angliaund 60 to 70 miles an hour here and guess around 50 or perhaps 60 miles, a very blustery conditions, showers blowing and the strength of the wind, it will feel cold here. as we had through sunday evening and sunday night, venting the winds will get even stronger across northern areas of the uk, but particularly so in scotland when across northern areas will see 70 or even 80 mph. there is a risk of transport disruption for scotland as we headed to monday morning. and that will be a day of sunny spells and blustery showers in the ones taking a long time to calm down with temperatures falling a few degrees been feeling quite cold given the strength of the wind across northern areas and that is your weather. hello. this is bbc news with martine croxall. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. the love island presenter, caroline flack, has been found dead at her london flat. the 40—year—old had been due to stand trial next month for assault, a

the rain is now starting to slide towards the south—east of england and east anglia.ite because there are lots of showers following. the rain is less of an issue across scotland and northern ireland, but it is windy and turning colder. if we focus further north, storm dennis is getting close to northern scotland overnight, so here the winds could reach 75 miles an hour. a lot of showers will continue overnight. some strong winds as well, a bit more chilly than it has been of late for england and wales. time for the sport. good afternoon. let's start with the deciding match of england's t20 series with south africa in centurion. the home side won the toss and chose to bat first. they were being knocked all over the park to begin with, but england regained some control with three wickets, two of the bowling of ben stokes. south africa will obviously be hoping on home soil to close this one out. you can follow the match with text commentary on the bbc sport website and app — it starts at 12:30. england's women had a big win over new zealand in adelaide, as they warm—up f

norwich by professor paul hunter who is a professor of health protection at the university of east angliathrough the process that the university of york will be going through it know with best be confirmed because marklj will be going through it know with best be confirmed because mark i am not sure what university will be doing, public health england have suggested that they are trying to identify any of the students that we re identify any of the students that were close contacts of one of the two cases and ensuring they are given adequate advice on how to try and avoid going in public for the next couple of weeks and what to look out for in terms of the development of symptoms and what to do if you become unwell. for the university of york, it must be said that i think public health england are absolutely right when they see that the risk to other students is quite small and i think the university will be continuing to share that message and make sure that students are aware of what they should do, if they believe they have beenin should do, if they believe they have been in contact wi

sleepiness across parts of the midlands, the northern home counties, over the chilterns and into east angliae skies will brighten up with sunshine around, so any light snow will be very short lived. it is going to be another chilly day, to purchase from 6—9d in the south. as we had through thursday night, a few wintry showers across scotland but a ridge of high pressure building and, many of those should be dry clear skies and it should turn cold with some frost and ice in places but the temperatures will begin to rise across the south—west, that is because we have got the next weather system moving in friday and that is going to introduce some milder air into southern areas but quite a bit of rain and strengthening winds, so it will start cold and bright and then that rain will spell up from the south—west, across northern england into scotland, certainly some settling snow on the hills but the self it will be mainly rain, that images 10— 11 degrees, but any more rain here is very unwelcome. as we move out of friday into the weekend it looks like it remains unsettled, this next weather fron

the rain, once it reaches east anglia and south—east england that will p0p up south—east england thatg, it is the lobby for storm dennis but it may be starting dry on saturday morning. it's not going to last because it is during saturday that we will see it all going downhill very quickly. plenty of rain than a moving and again and this is the start of prolonged rain, particularly parts of england and wales and the wind strengthening especially during saturday afternoon and evening before easing a bit on saturday night and picking up again during a sunday. and of course, this rain here will be creating some really difficult travelling conditions coupled with the strong winds and land around 50 mph and stronger winds around the coast, particularly west and south. it is getting milder but again, it is very wet and very windy. my rain, particularly into england and wales on saturday night and into sunday. getting windier again on sunday was not be the end of the day before it finally clears away from south—east england so the risk of increases as rain totals counter. a storm dennis gets

and this rain is taking its time to slump its way down towards east anglia, the east midlands and into down at the south—eastern quarter. on what is still going to be a windy day across many parts of the british isles. many of the gusts up to 40, 50, 60 mph. and there will be a cooler, fresher feel to proceedings than has been the case in recent days. through the early part of the evening, the small hours of monday morning, our concern will turn back to the strength of the wind, particularly across the greater part of scotland, the far north of england and northern ireland. here, some of the gusts of wind, as you can see, through the central belt, 60, 70 mph. further north than that, 75, possibly 80 miles an hour. and a real raft of showers as the centre of storm dennis gradually tracks its way past the northern isles on its way to the norwegian coast. should be a frost—free night for many but it will be a chilly start to the new day on monday. a day not of persistent rain, but there will be some really heavy, squally showers urged along by a noticeable west to south—westerly wind alon

morning, you could see some flashy deposits, into that chilterns, the northern home counties into east angliall be short lived. further wintry showers across the north, temperatures ranging from 6—9d through the afternoon. through thursday night we continue with a few showers again across scotland, wintry over the hills, but elsewhere winds will turn lighter briefly with clear skies, it will turn to cold and that is thanks to a ridge of high pressure, again with some frost around and some ice to watch out for. is a short lived settled spell thanks to that ridge of high pressure because the next weather system will be putting in from the south—west friday, so this will introduce outbreaks rain, after a cold bright start in the north the clouds will build, the rain will spill northwards, we could see some of the leading edge of the front across northern england to scotland, settling snow over the hills with some heavier and further south too, and it will be turning milder and windier, ten, 11 degrees there. very unwelcome rain in areas we really don't need it. the next weather front sweeps acro

sleepiness across parts of the midlands, the northern home counties, over the chilterns and into east angliaten up with plenty of sunshine around. so any light snow will be very short lived. further wintry showers across the north, breezy here, and a chilly day with temperatures ranging from 6-9d with temperatures ranging from 6—9d in the south. as we had through thursday night, a few wintry showers continue again across scotland but a ridge of high pressure builds in and in many areas it should be dry with clear skies and will turn cold with frost and icing places. you will see the temperatures getting to rise and the next weather system moving in for friday, producing milderairto moving in for friday, producing milder air to southern areas but quite a bit of rain and strengthening wind. it will start cold and bright across the north and east and then that ram will spill up from the south—west and with snow on its leading edge across northern england and scotland, further south mainly rain with temperatures of 10— ii south mainly rain with temperatures of 10— 11 degrees. any more rain here

sleetiness across parts of the midlands, the northern home counties, over the chilterns and into east angliaes will brighten up with plenty of sunshine around so any light snow will be short lived. wintry showers across the north and it will be breezy and another chilly day temperatures ranging 6—9 degrees in the south. through thursday night, a few wintry showers continuing across scotland but a ridge of high pressure builds in and for many of us it should be dry with clear skies and turning cold with frost and some ice in places. you will see the temperature is beginning to rise across the south—west. that is because we have the next weather system moving in for friday and that will produce mild air to southern areas, quite a bit of rain and strengthening wind. starting cold and bright across the north and the east and then that rain will spill up from the south—west and some snow on its leading edge across northern england to scotland and some settling snow on the hills but further south mainly rain and the temperature 10—11 degrees. any more rain here is very unwelcome. moving out of fri

across wales, the midlands, east anglia? further south?ng in as we go through friday and the weekend. the sign there could more heavy rain on the horizon. troubling times still for some. difficult week ahead. thanks for the moment, matt. it sometimes stops women going to work, playing sport and maybe even leaving the house — ‘period poverty‘, where you can‘t afford sanitary products, is still something of a stigma. the products are currently available for free in schools and colleges. but later today, the scottish parliament will vote on whether to make them free for all those who need them. suzanne allan has the details. period poverty means girls can‘t afford to buy sanitary products. period poverty means girls can‘t afford to buy sanitary productsm means girls might have to use other products like tissues and socks. means girls might have to use other products like tissues and socksm means some girls are afraid to come to school and don't want to leave the house at all. these are the pads we get sent into the school, probably about ever

for the morning, that's no transfers across the midlands and for a while across east anglia and the south—eastere could be a mixture of rain, sleet and snow for the rain pours out of the continent. by the rain pours out of the continent. by the afternoon, it looks a lot like this afternoon, a lot of sunshine across england and wales. the showers are more scant to the north of the uk for northern ireland and scotland. still a cold feel to proceedings, temperatures a degree 01’ so proceedings, temperatures a degree or so down on proceedings, temperatures a degree 01’ so down on average. proceedings, temperatures a degree or so down on average. it becomes quite a due to this brief ridge of high pressure which will stay with us high pressure which will stay with us into friday morning. but then in i’ows oui’ us into friday morning. but then in rows our next set of fronts to end the week. we are looking at wet weather for all parts of the uk before friday is out. and some of that rain is going to be heavy. some of it will be persistent. by the time we get into saturday, some spots could become up t

friday evening, rang up a bit once it reaches south—east england and east anglia.wards the west and south touching 70 mph. perhaps in a few spots, really difficult travelling conditions. 0n the face of it, mild, but very wet and windy in places. heavy rain continuing across large parts of england and wales into the night on sunday. slowly clearings southward on sunday but it looks like the winds will pick up again this on sunday. i disguise and a few showers following on behind turning a bit cooler too. looking at the weather warnings, the met office, amber warnings for rain. across a large part of southern and western england and into wales, 20 to a0 millimetres. higher amounts, particularly in these areas and some of the hills of wales and south—west england could end up with over 100 millimetres of rain so that risk of flooding increasing over the weekend. another amber warning area kicking in on sunday too for further prolonged rain across southern england. in terms of the wind, widely, we‘re going to see gusts inland around 50 mph or so but is the post that wi

for sunday, that rain could be even slower to clear over southern england and east anglia is about that coast, could be 60 to 70 mph. inland, gusts of 50 to 60 manpower so very blustery conditions stop further showers going on across the north and west and given the strength of the winds, it is going to feel cold. as we had three sunday evening and sunday night, if anything the winds will get even stronger across northern areas of the uk but particularly so in scotla nd the uk but particularly so in scotland where across northern areas we could get gusts of 70 or even 80 mph so there is the risk of some transport disruption for scotland as we edge on into monday morning for the money will be a day of sunny spells and blustery showers. the winds will take a long time to calm down, temperatures on the face of it falling a few degrees but feeling again quite cold given the strength of the wind across northern areas. that is your weather. this is bbc world news, the headlines. troops are deployed to west yorkshire as heavy rain and strong winds batter parts of the uk. storm dennis could bri

sleetiness across parts of the midlands, the northern home counties, over the chilterns and into east angliawill brighten up with plenty of sunshine around so any light snow will be short lived. wintry showers across the north and it will be breezy and another chilly day temperatures ranging 6—9 degrees in the south. through thursday night, a few wintry showers continuing across scotland but a ridge of high pressure builds in and for many of us it should be dry with clear skies and turning cold with frost and some ice in places. you will see the temperature is beginning to rise across the south—west. that is because we have the next weather system moving in for friday and that will produce mild air to southern areas, quite a bit of rain and strengthening wind. starting cold and bright across the north and the east and then that rain will spill up from the south—west and some snow on its leading edge across northern england to scotland and some settling snow on the hills but further south mainly rain and the temperature 10—11 degrees. any more rain here is very unwelcome. moving out of friday