throughout the week, it looks like the atlantic will be bringing us more like the atlantic will be bringing. south west systems, outbreaks of rain, let's call next week with even milder spells across england and wales. areas of the pressure will bring wet and windy weather. we should see a little bit of snow across the northern hills. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11:00: heavy snow causes hundreds of schools to close across wales and southern england and more snow is on the way. millions of commuters face nightmare journeys — some places are hit with several inches of snow and drivers are told not to travel. it's very picturesque, i'm sure, but being here in the traffic stationary for nearly five hours now is not a huge amount of fun. dramatic footage has emerged of the dam collapse last week in brazil that left more than 300 people dead or missing. in a landmark verdict, the mother of a 3—year—old girl has

treaty organisation, survey to just atlantic treaty organisation, survey tojust under 2000 atlanticer 2000 people in atlantic treaty organisation, survey to just under 2000 people in the atlantic treaty organisation, survey tojust under 2000 people in the us who both streamed content and saw at least one film in this and other over the last year. they found that people who watch a lot of streamed programmes also go to the cinema frequently. while those who don't subscribe rarely visit the movie theatre either. but even that does not tell us conclusively about how the use of one platform actually affects people's cinema habits. remember it was thought that bringing television into homes in the 1950s could kill off hollywood too. and like tv and cinema, streaming services such as netflix face a few challenges of their own. netflix uses debts to finance its spending on content and that will raise prices in the usa and in latin america as it needs to make more cash. the cheapest plan will not be a dollars 99 months, about the same price as seeing a movie the cinema with a ticket costing

this event, hosted by the atlantic council is 90 minutes. good morning, i'm fred kaplan, president and ceo of the atlantic council. you see by the overflow of the crowd by the cameras in the back of the room , that we are involved at this moment not really in an event but a moment of history that we are all trying to understand all trying to understand how we can help move in the right direction. i'm going to be very brief because there's so much else to do this morning. i was just speaking to julio for these, the representative of the interim government in venezuela and the former president of the venezuelan national assembly. and he will say this on the record here as well but he told me i could steal his line. hill status on the record, this is his fault. the berlin wall is falling down and latin america, what happened in your 30 years ago is happening now in the region. i thought to our team at the adrian ours latin american center and told them the next week, next month could be intensive. but as were working on these things, it's only

it allows these weather fronts to come in from the atlantic. thursday. it will be rather dull and misty and murky, and we could see some bursts of rain coming in to wales, perhaps north—west england, through the midlands and southern england. a limited amount of sunshine in the south—west. most places will be cloudy. nine degrees in scotland, a few spots of rain in northern scotland. 12 or 13 further south at best, significantly lower than we've seen over the past few days or so. may find a little ridge of high pressure coming in behind, drying things off on friday, ahead of the next weather front arriving from the atlantic. this is where all our weather is going to be coming from. it'll start off dull, misty, with some patchy fog again on friday. may stay quite cloudy for eastern areas. further west, there may be some sunshine ahead of this rain, which holds off until late in the day. but those temperatures are back down to 11 or 12 celsius, still slightly above average for the time of year, but quite different from what we've been used to. it

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we have atlantic influence with south—westerly winds.he eastern parts, we should see plenty of sunshine and rain across the southern and western areas. double figures across the south, about the seasonal norm. throughout the week, it looks like the atlantic will be bringing us more weather systems, south—westerly winds, outbreaks of raid, and looks like the prairie has lost the cold from the north and east. let's cold next week. the areas of low pressure will bring pressure up windy and wet weather. tonight at ten, snow and ice continue to cause treacherous conditions on roads in wales and southern england. the white out left hundreds struggling, while thousands on the roads were trapped, delayed and had theirjourneys severely disrupted. it's very picturesque, i'm sure, but being here in the traffic is... stationary for nearly five hours now, is not a huge amount of fun. and the forecast is for more severe weather this weekend. also tonight... the dramatic moment millions of tonnes of mining waste engulfed nearby buildings, after a dam b

her last work was done with brian o'toole also an atlantic council colleague. everything you need to know about the new russia sanctions bill which was introduced last week is available here in hard copy as is brian's piece with david morlock one of our panelists on a larger look about sanctions sort of a strategic look very much on point to our topic today. that is also available here in hard copy. i commend them and i will continue to shamelessly atlantic council products. we try to give the best analysis available that people don't pay $20,000 a pop for and it is actually better than what people are paying 20,000 a pop for anyway. we pride ourselves on that. the sanctions team is populated mostly by actual practitioners of sanctions policy. people who have had to work with it and it is run on a daily basis by who has put together this event today. that is enough from me, you will hear from me for good or ill later and now it is my pleasure to turn things over to samantha. >> thank you ambassador. as we are now midway through the trump administration panelist

atlantic, the flatter jet if you all the way from the atlantic, the flatterjet if you like, we don'tnd it —— undulations of the moment which means it will pick up areas of low pressure and also bring bans of rain or showers in as well. we are going to change oui’ in as well. we are going to change our weather as we change the month. it will be cooler. not being particularly cold, but not as warm as it has been. a westerly breeze this time. the greatest chance of rain is likely to be in the west. hello. this is bbc news. with carole walker. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. three cabinet ministers have publicly stated that they're prepared to defy theresa may and vote to delay brexit. ian austin has become the ninth mp to quit labour this week, blaming leaderjeremy corbyn for "creating a culture of extremism and intolerance". ajudge rules the identity of the teenage boy who raped and murdered six—year—old alesha macphail to be revealed. the name and face of 16—year—old aaron campbell can now be disclosed, after a reporting ban was l

it is still there in the mid—atlantic. thejet between where we are, we are on the warmer side of the jet stream, the fast moving ribbon of air which picks up an area of low pressure and steers them, and it is doing them into the atlantic, well to the west of the uk. we are going to be on the drier side, we will find south to south—westerly winds still which is why it will be mild as it has been recently, and the weather pattern looks similar to what we have seen recently with higher pressure to the south with lighter winds and no sign of rain, stronger winds to the north—west of the uk and perhaps little bit of rain at times but for all of us, very mild. this is bbc news, i'm vicki young. the headlines at ten. the regional airline flybmi announces it has ceased operations and is filing for administration. all flights are cancelled with effect from today. the government says its main priority has to be the safety of the public when considering the case of shamima begum. the funeral of footballer emiliano sala, who was kille

it allows these weather fronts to come in from the atlantic. be rather dull and misty and murky, and we could see some bursts of rain coming into wales, perhaps north—west england, through the midlands and southern england. a limited amount of sunshine in the south—west. most places will be cloudy. nine degrees in scotland, a few spots of rain in the north—east of scotland. 12 or 13 further south, at best, significantly lower than we've seen over the past few days or so. may find a little ridge of high pressure coming in behind, drying things off for friday, ahead of the next weather front arriving in from the atlantic. this is where all our weather is going to be coming from. it'll start off dull, misty, with some patchy fog again on friday. may stay quite cloudy for eastern areas. further west, there may be some sunshine ahead of this rain, which holds off until very late on in the day. but those temperatures are back down to 11 or 12 celsius, still slightly above average for the time of year, but quite different from what we've been used to.

sunday against the wind blowing out of the colder atlantic.t some winter illness even across the scottish hills on sunday. for next week every indication that the jet stream will maintain its position sending more unsettled and colder weather in our direction. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10pm. the prime minister has told mps that if her brexit deal is rejected, they'll get an opportunity to vote on ruling out a no—deal brexit, and possibly delaying brexit itself. but let me be clear, i do not want to see article 50 extended. our absolute focus should be on working to get a deal and leaving on the 29th of march. the government releases an internal briefing paper on the impact of a no—deal brexit, warning of significant effects on cross border trade, tariffs, and the northern ireland economy. india says it's conducted air—strikes in pakistan—administered kashmir, targetting a militant group it says killed 40 indian soldiers, in a suicide attack a fortnight ago.

it allows these weather fronts to come in from the atlantic. we could see some bursts of rain coming into wales, perhaps north—west england, through the midlands and southern england. a limited amount of sunshine in the south—west. most places will be cloudy. nine degrees in scotland, a few spots of rain in the north—east of scotland. 12 or 13 further south, at best, significantly lower than we've seen over the past few days or so. may find a little ridge of high pressure coming in behind, drying things off for friday, ahead of the next weather front arriving from the atlantic. this is where all our weather is going to be coming from. it'll start off dull, misty, with some patchy fog again on friday. may stay quite cloudy for eastern areas. further west, there may be some sunshine ahead of this rain, which holds off until late in the day. but those temperatures are back down to 11 or 12 celsius, still slightly above average for the time of year, but quite different from what we've been used to. it's not really going to get an awful lot warmer o

contessa is at the sports book in atlantic city with the president and coo.hese are all the people we are talking about? >> it is exciting here there is an energy marcus glover joins me talk to me last year with their was no sports book versus this year where you have a sports book and gambling is legal. >> it is exciting. this is our first year with it as you stated. normally, super bowl sunday is a very slow sunday for most casino operations everyone at parties with friends and families watching the sagame this year is different we have programming. we have a lot of reservations. people are excited >> it is a full house and these guys are here for racing do you have reservations set up for super bowl sunday for people who want to be here for the game >> we have reservations throughout the weekend this is our transactional room we can watch the game here we have a lounge with more comfortable viewing opportunities. all of the reservations in that room are booked. >> the super bowl is the biggest sports event for gambling traditionally. give me a sense of wha

it allows these weather fronts to come in from the atlantic.me bursts of rain coming in to wales, perhaps north—west england, through the midlands and southern england. a limited amount of sunshine in the south—west. most places will be cloudy. nine degrees in scotland, a few spots of rain in northern scotland. 12 or 13 further south at best, significantly lower than we've seen over the past few days or so. may find a ridge of high pressure coming in and drying things off on friday, ahead of the next weather front arriving from the atlantic. this is where all our weather is going to be coming from. dull, misty, patchy fog again on friday morning. may stay quite cloudy for eastern areas. further west, there may be some sunshine ahead of this rain, which holds off until late in the day. but those temperatures are still slightly above average for this time of year. but quite different from what we've been used to. it is not really going to get an awful lot warmer over the weekend, either. bands of rain coming in from the atlantic followed by sunsh

it allows these weather fronts to come in from the atlantic.und on thursday. it'll be rather dull and misty and murky, and we could see some bursts of rain coming into wales, perhaps north—west england, through the midlands and southern england. a limited amount of sunshine in the south—west. most places will be cloudy. nine degrees in scotland, a few spots of rain in the north—east of scotland. 12 or 13 further south at best, significantly lower than we've seen over the past few days or so. may find a little ridge of high pressure coming in behind, drying things off on friday, ahead of the next weather front arriving from the atlantic. this is where all our weather is going to be coming from. it'll start off dull, misty, with some patchy fog again on friday. may stay quite cloudy for eastern areas. further west, there may be some sunshine ahead of this rain, which holds off until late in the day. but those temperatures are back down to 11 or 12 celsius, still slightly above average for the time of year, but quite different from what we've been

it allows these weather fronts to come in from the atlantic.d misty and murky, and we could see some bursts of rain coming in to wales, perhaps north—west inward, the midlands and southern england. a limited amount of sunshine in the south—west. most places cloudy. nine degrees in scotland, a few spots of rain in northern scotland. 12 or 13 further south at best, significantly lower than we have seen over the past few days. we may find original high pressure coming in and drying things off on friday, ahead of the next weather front arriving from the atlantic. this is where all the weather will be coming from. dull, misty, patchy fog again on friday morning. quite cloudy in eastern areas, further west, maybe some sunshine ahead of this rain, which holds off until late in the day. but those temperatures are still slightly above average for this time of year. but quite different from what we have grown used to. it is not really going to get an awful lot warmer over the weekend, either. bands of rain coming in from the atlantic followed by sunshine

we have been on the one side of it for a long time now but look what happens in the atlantic. make the most of the sunshine. today is probably the last of the warm and sunny days. it will bea of the warm and sunny days. it will be a lovely day but it is a bit of a chilly start. temperatures close to freezing in one or two places. a bit more mist and fog around as well in the morning, across southern england, parts of the midlands, the vale of york and around the murray serve. it will tend to lift and we should see the sunshine coming out farand should see the sunshine coming out far and wide. more cloud coming into northern —— northern ireland at times, through most parts of scotla nd times, through most parts of scotland and the irish sea. there is lots of sunshine around and more warmth as well, that higher temperatures around the london area, around 19 or 20 celsius. a lovely day to come for many of us stop a persistent area of high pressure is retreating, getting sucked away down towards iberia and the resource, which is where it should be, really, at this time of year. it

introducing the colder airfrom the north further south and introducing the colder air from the north atlanticir still pretty close so not desperately cold. these are the temperatures early wednesday morning with a touch of frost, pretty much the same conditions we've had for a few days. some mist and fog around in the south as well. and temperatures not the dizzying heights, may be pushing 19 degrees. and by thursday it is cloudy with some rain. and it will feel cold because we have been used to such high temperatures even though technically we are still above average. and on friday, temporarily average. and on friday, temporarily a ridge of high pressure brothers and that means brighter weather before it starts to open up from the atla ntic before it starts to open up from the atlantic and these weather fronts rushed in so we have rain approaching ireland on friday. temperatures around ten, 12 degrees. and then a huge change and you really will notice that heading into saturday. low pressure with a lot of ice advice and that means the weather going downhill. outbreaks of rain and even gale f

the jet stream the weather pattern shifts in the atlantic.m making the weather pattern shifts in the atlantic. the jet stream making a beeline for us. the first weather front approaching. already visible on thursday. thursday may not be a great day to some of us. a lot colder because some of the crowd, outbreaks of rain. i think on friday, once again, the weather might recover little bit. then from saturday and sunday, the wind picks up saturday and sunday, the wind picks 00:02:58,303 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 up in the rain arrives. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news, with geeta guru—murthy. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first the headlines: jeremy corbyn and his senior colleagues say that, if labour's conditions for a brexit deal are not accepted by parliament, they would then back a new public vote. at a global summit meeting in egypt, the prime minister met eu leaders and insisted a brexit deal by the 29th march was still within reach. a father of two teenage daughters who both died at hillsborough tells a c

. >>> and paypal was downgraded to neutral from overweightt atlantic curities. the analyst cites that stock's relative valuationge the price t is $99. the stock, however, rose more than 1% to $90.01. >>> still ahead, why our market monitor says it is time to buy stocks that have exposure to the em. >> as we reported, employment growth in january was very strong, and the health care industry is creating lot of those jobs. but it's not easy to fil all of

chip plant signed the biggest free trade agreement in history sending a clear signal across the atlantic. and japan is running out of workers immigration is one answer but japanese society is also looking at robots specially in care for the elderly. and read joyce storage of bank the erstwhile pride and joy of germany's finance industry is forcing the no profit for the first time in four years is it enough to stave off a merger with a rival and. this is business as. well come it's the biggest ever free trade agreement that is the one between japan and the european union that's called jephthah it comes into effect today and it's so comprehensive that it eliminates nearly all trade barriers between the two partners european commission president john clode younker called it quote a message to the world about the future of open and fair trade that's a clear wink across the atlantic besides tariffs the agreement also contains principles on labor safety climate and consumer protection it connects two huge.

it is a much strongerjet coming across the atla ntic strongerjet coming across the atlantic right into, from the mid atlantic high pressure all the way down to where it should be this time of year, goodbye. this is bbc world news today. i'm tanya beckett. our top stories: venezuelan soldiers shoot dead at least one person on the border with brazil in a dispute overforeign aid. meanwhile, this is the scene live on venezuela's border with colombia as a concert in protest at the maduro government is underway. the event is backed by richard branson. the american singer r kelly is charged with ten counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. and botswana considers lifting its ban on elephant hunting to allow limited culling and even canning of the meat for pet food. hello, and welcome to world news today.

this cold front is pushing its way off the atlantic and working its way off the atlantic and working into western areas of england and wales. the weather front is weakening. more sunshine developing to the west. more cloud in the middle of the afternoon, in the channel islands, spreading into the south east, through east yorkshire and lincolnshire, and we could see light rain. for northern wales, northern ireland, some sunshine. scotland seeing more sunshine this afternoon but through lewis and into words caithness and orkney, outbreaks of rain and that will be spreading towards shetland later. wind strengths across the north—west of scotla nd strengths across the north—west of scotland tonight, gale—force expected, showers frequent here. by the end of the night, this will push into northern ireland, western wales and the south—west. many parts of the east staying dry. it should be frost—free and a cool start to monday. quite a blustery day. you may need to grab an umbrella in northern ireland or scotland. some showers for western england and wales, drifting into the midlands in the

it's much different than atlantic city. that is much different than cape may and other parts of atlantic county, where it is really tours and driven -- tourism driven. cape may is very victorian and beautiful. with all of those differences, what do you have to do as a member of congress to represent all of those interests? rep. van drew: you have to be able to synthesize all of it. you need to put your feet in their shoes. you need to understand what it is they are going through. when those problems at the salem which is on the border of delaware, that is one of the major income drivers for that area, that matters and you have to understand that. you have to realize that offshore drilling can mean a great deal and be real problematic for people that live in cape may county or atlantic county. they are so concerned about their pores of areas and keeping the water -- tourism areas and keeping the water clean and pristine. cumberland county is a little more urban and has a large hispanic community. in atlantic city, there are

now to some stunning pictures coming in from the middle of the atlantic ocean some of the world's best surfers that have been competing in near perfect conditions off the coast of cape verde is the first round of the strapless world to a local competitor me too wanted one demands a contest with a perfect ten point display hawaii. won the women's event. we had really amazing conditions really beautiful clean waves and good wind so it was really fun and all the girls are reading it was great. that's it for me they're in ok so now thank you for that update and well five g. is the future so that's a message that's coming out of the mobile world congress in barcelona the fifth generation of mobile connectivity is set to usher in a new era of super fast internet speeds and that will open up a range of new gadgets from driverless cars to remote surgery and even humanoid robots charlie angela reports from barcelona. at this tech trade fair there's one thing everyone is pitching it's five thirty. five. life is about their wi-fi to the network a hundred times faster than forty wireless internet

the high pressure which brought the southerly winds and we see the influence coming back in the atlanticng with weather fronts, and as they hurtle towards our shores and also drag in some cooler air from the north atlantic, right across the country, as you can see here. so we start to see the change early this morning taking place across the south—west corner of england into wales, increasing breeze, more cloud with showery bursts of rain but elsewhere largely dry start to thursday, low cloud, mist, and fog and quite a chilly start. so we could start off with a little bit of early brightness this morning, some low cloud, mist and fog, but quickly conditions go downhill across much of england and wales as showery bursts of rain moving, strong winds as well, in fact it will be windy across the south coast into the south—west. the best of dry and bright weather across scotland but notice the temperatures, 8—13 degrees, much cooler than we've been used to but still above seasonal average. for friday, not a bad day, we are in between weather systems, high pressure will bring a fine dry day, v

the now, she is over here at the atlantic council. her last work done with brian o , also a colleague, everything you need to know about the new russia sanctions bill which was introduced last week -- that is available in hard copy here as is brian's piece with one of our panelists on a larger look about sanctions , a strategic look on point to our topic today. that is also available here in hard copy. i commend them and i will shamelessly flog atlantic council products. we tried to give the best that peopleilable do not pay $20,000 a pop for and it is actually better than what people are paying $20,000 a pop for anyway. we pride ourselves on that and the atlantic council sanctions team is populated mostly by actual practitioners of sanctions policy. people who have had to work with it and it is run on a daily the organization west put together the event today. that is enough for me, you will hear from me later and to now, it is my pleasure to turn things over to samantha. [applause] >> thank you. as we are now midway through the trum

the high pressure which brought the southerly winds and we see the influence coming back in the atlanticm the north atlantic, right across the country, as you can see here. so we start to see the change early this morning taking place across the south—west corner of england into wales, increasing breeze, more cloud with showery bursts of rain but elsewhere largely dry start to thursday, low cloud, mist, and fog and quite a chilly start. so we could start off with a little bit of early brightness this morning, some low cloud, mist and fog, but quickly conditions go downhill across much of england and wales as showery bursts of rain moving, strong winds as well, in fact it will be windy across the south coast into the south—west. the best of dry and bright weather across scotland but notice the temperatures, 8—13 degrees, much cooler than we've been used to but still above seasonal average. for friday, not a bad day, we are in between weather systems, high pressure will bring a fine dry day, variable cloud, some spells of sunshine but the next weather front will bring some wet weather to n

pushing in cloud, rain, not a swing up of the atlantic pushing in cloud, rain, nota pretty swing upund midday, still a little rain across northern england, wintry across the hills but generally improving across scotland and staying dry across the south and south—east and this afternoon will feel milder with temperatures up to 7 degrees in london and then tonight a real change, we have wet and windy weather blowing through the country, temporarily some snow across the scottish hills but rain for the most pa rt scottish hills but rain for the most part and temperatures above freezing. last night it gets down to -10 freezing. last night it gets down to —10 in some areas, tonight it will be closer to 5 or 8 degrees in the south—west. tomorrow morning, for many of us dry start but the rain may last for a time through the morning and the abstinence in the south—east and also showers in the north—east of scotland but elsewhere to dry and bright and temperatures are back up to double figures. the change continues through the week ahead, one weather system moves away into scandinavia, anothe

making jet fuel and you know a vet has a lot of you're right heavy crude oil in addition version atlantic and branson recently teamed up with a company called land's attack to create clean jets sealed by repurposing factory ways gases to make ethanol something that could happen and let us wait so hock watchers is a great philanthropist richard branson really trying to help the people of venezuela or is this about a big new market to test another in his endless stream of capitalist endeavors to save the world no matter what he won't be the first in line to take advantage of the chaos. that is going to bring. don't forget to let us know what your pick of the topics we've covered on facebook you tube and twitter they might show up here so your poll shows that r t v dot com coming up we present the second half of our all star in-depth battle on the politics impact an important was a black history month so stay tuned for watching the hawks. we came here where did you work before you came here when you live. in many u.s. states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend

this next system racing across the atlantic, it will bea racing across the atlantic, it will be a windy system. most gusts we reaching 70 miles per hour. concerns for parts of northern scotland with 30 millimetres of rain possible. the risk of some localised flooding. a double whammy, strong winds and rain potentially bringing flooding to northern scotland. temperatures around 10— ii northern scotland. temperatures around 10— 11 degrees celsius. into the weekend, cost moving down bringing bands of heavy showers, affecting scotland. a bit of winton is in northern ireland in the high ground. temperatures at still on the mild side the england and wales. the second half of the weekend gets more complicated. quite a lot of uncertainty with sunday's weather forecast. low pressure bringing wet and windy weather or showers. sunny spells either way for most. temperatures coming down on account of the northerly winds. between 4— seven celsius in the second half of the weekend. on monday a significant change. breezy but mostly dry with spells of sunshine although the cloud could seek an in the nor

matter what she does she can't do wrong even like being mean to kids caitlin flanagan wrote in the atlantic that the children were actually jack booted tots and aggrieved teenagers jackbooted and that the senior senator from california knows more about climate science and american real politic than all the fifth graders in the world jack booted. their kids confronting their senator about politics and that's jackbooted ok let me do this really quick ok what scares me of an aside from jackbooted taught is the concept that she sang about real politics just just to give you a quick one read also because it was a coin it was a term that was coined like mid nineteenth century germany the definition by mere according to miriam webster is politics based on practical material factors rather than theoretical or ethical objectives the person credited with bringing real politics to america by the way tax henry kissinger henry can gather the gold war criminal who thought bombing cambodia in the stone age was diplomacy. well you know and speaking out of the war criminals we all know marco rubio is rampin

in atlantic city there are large communities of everybody. vietnamese, bangladesh, agents, pakistanis -- asians, pakistanis. they have their own issues because they are new to america. they want the american dream. part of your job is to help them achieve that american dream. what you have to do, as different as all the areas are, is a microcosm of the country itself. you have to make sure you are working to try as much as you can to make everybody's dream come true in different ways. issues andifferent different problems in different environments. >> what is your political style? >> to the a little bit of a rebel. i just don't always love when people say you must go along with your political party every single time. your political party tells you to do something, you do it. i believe you can have a political party. our founding fathers, this amazing place, were men and women walked so long ago before us. they were not so much worried about republicans and democrats. they were not worried about being good republicans are good democrats. they

the strongest of the winds in the north but atlantic winds with us and many of us in double figures. will see rain across central parts and scotla nd rain across central parts and scotland which will drag in milder air. further east temperatures will drop, low enough to be close to frost but largely frost free tomorrow. scotland will see occasional rain or drizzle in the morning. patchy rain confined to the north of scotland mainly later. mostly dry through wednesday afternoon with easy sunshine breaking through. wednesday night into thursday, this weather front moving to the north of us, milder airfrom the moving to the north of us, milder air from the atlantic and increasingly clear air, much more in the way of sunshine developing. still a few showers cost of the northern isles. lovely valentine's day for many. maybe 15 degrees not out of the question. it is going to bea out of the question. it is going to be a lovely sunny start for england and wales, clouding over through the day in scotland and northern ireland with outbreaks of rain pushing in from the west and the breeze will

move into the small hours of friday, because this area of low pressure is barrelling in from the atlanticefining feature of the weather story for friday and into saturday once again. if anything, the risk of destructive winds is more widespread from anytime midday friday on into saturday, covering all but potentially the far—north of scotland. the rain should whip across england and wales fairly quickly. there will be sunshine following on behind it by friday afternoon. and it is a mild story. for scotland, the rain keeps swirling around the low centre, so the totals could really add up by the time we get on into saturday. the low also keeps the winds strong for the first half of the weekend, so again potentially problematic, especially if you have plans to travel. northern ireland, scotland, northern england getting rain on saturday, and then it is eyes to the south on into sunday for the chance of heavy rain pushing into southern areas for the second half of the weekend. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. capital punishment. financialfirms to move hundreds of billions of

a stronger westerlyjet coming out from the atlantic bringing cooler, more unsettled weather.nd a little chilly out there. temperatures not far away from freezing in one or two places. a bit more mist and fog around, especially around southern england, the midlands, the vale of york and the moray firth. sunshine far and wide. sunshine coming to northern ireland, western and northern fringes of scotland and through the irish sea with the many inland areas dry and sunny and really warm, the highest temperatures around the london area of 19 or 20 degrees. the persistent area of high pressure is changing position. it's retreating, getting squeezed back down towards iberia and the azores which is where it should be. thursday will be a much cloudier day. it could be a little dull, a little misty and we will find some showery bursts of rain across southern england, wales, the midlands, perhaps into the north—west of england, a few heady bursts quite likely. rain in the north—east of scotland where temperatures are back down to 9 degrees. a significant drop on what was seen recently a

but it all changes tomorrow, because we start to get the atlantic influence in.. it will be the south and east where we see the least of the rain, sleet and snow, but it will come in, through the evening as well. so there will be some snow at lower levels but mostly an issue through the hills. the wind is starting to pick up, so still the risk of snow in the north, but it is milder as we start the new week. a real change. yes, the first few days of february will be very cold, but next week is looking milder, with strong winds. the temperatures are fairly average for the time of year. a lovely night for stargazing. yes, we have to make the most of it because we have rain coming. yes, the coldest night of the winter so far, so we're lots of layers. people who live in places with a poor mobile phone signal may find shopping online more difficult in future. before they can pay, they may be asked to respond to a text mesage. paul lewis of radio 4's money box can explain. good morning, it is cold strong customer authentication, as a way to stop online shopping fraud. p

the weather fronts in the atlantic trying to push back in again. it will also be fairly breezy.k generally. there will be lots of sunshine around and the cloud will tend to increase for the western side of scotland and northern ireland later on in the day. in the east of scotland, most of england and wales, it should stay sunny. temperatures up to 1a degrees, perhaps 16 celsius in one or two favoured locations. into the weekend we hold on to high—pressure bringing south to south—westerly winds. a bit more cloud across the western side of the country. further east we should see the best of the sunshine to them next week high—pressure is still dominating, staying largely settled and still mild. this is bbc news, i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11pm: a schoolgirl from london, who travelled to syria to join the islamic state group, says she now wants to return to the uk because she's pregnant. iam i am scared that this baby is going to get sick in this camp, that is why i really want to get back, because i know it will be taken care of. a suspect‘s arrested on suspicion of murder

as the milder atlantic air comes temporary. as the milder atlantic aircomes in. we temporary.g. it could still be quite icy as we get into monday morning rush hour but next week looks milder on the whole. rain, often windy. this is the forecast here... it looks like temperatures will be lifting. for the week and it is cold. a few wintry showers around but wind and crisp winter sunshine. back to nice ads. it's time for click now, and the team have been finding out the secrets behind the special effects in the film "marvel avengers". first though, they've been looking at whether technology could be the answer to donald trump's border wall between the us and mexico. the construction of a wall at the us—mexican border has dominated american politics since donald trump joined the presidential race back in 2015. we are going to build a great border wall to stop illegal immigration. it reached its crescendo in december, when the now—president announced a federal government shutdown over its funding. we're going to have a shutdown. there's nothing we can do about that. a record 35 day

the rain that is coming in from the atlantic is very weak. that weather front is weakening as it runs into that area of high pressure. we draw out all the moisture from it, or at least most of the moisture. we are left with an area of cloud on sunday. some of that cloud could linger as well. there will be some sunshine around northeast of scotland, again, looks good. warmth and sunshine in the southeast of england. temperatures may not be quite so high in many parts of the country on sunday. still mild for the time of year. into the beginning of the week, fairly quiet. a lot of dry weather and some sunshine. the winds are lighter again across england into wales, windier towards the northwest. at the end of rain moving away from the northwest of scotland. temperatures slightly 14, 15 degrees. weather map looks very similar as we head into next week. another week whether front approaching the northwest, all that blocking area of high pressure. the centre is getting a little bit closer to our shores. we have got lighter winds, it may start off a

facebook got in with the atlantic council in order to show well at the atlantic council this nato propaganda arm identify fake. facebook accounts shows so these people were working for nato are now going to be in the business of closing down accounts on facebook that made essentially doesn't find pleasing that's exactly what bent pin him is called upon to do and to do the media say yeah the russians are now really doing these setting up these blogs and they're trying to influence this election and that election. you know will using the social media to do. and all this but the man has no expertise he's no russian expert he doesn't know russian language there's all the first thing about any of this. other news this morning with the very latest pocket of a cell fighters in syria facing imminent defeat the us president's called on europe to repatriate over eight hundred of the groups militants in the can be put on trial donald trump says otherwise the extremists will be released from detention in syria but washington's european allies not too happy by some of that they've appeared blindsided by

this area of cloud will bring some rain from the atlantic on tuesday into wednesday.t cloud has pushed the rain away from the south east. we have seen sunny skies following across many parts of the country. this is in west yorkshire for example. it has been more dull here in surrey but there has been some snow and it has been raining. pretty much all of the rain has cleared away but the cloud remains towards the south east. sunny spells elsewhere, still a few showers gci’oss elsewhere, still a few showers across scotland. a little wintry over the hills, showers and easing away from northern ireland. overnight we will find things clearing up. clearing skies, cloud braking for much of southern england, showers feeding in northern scotland, it is going to get quite chilly, then there will be some fog around, especially through the vale of york and across parts of southern angen of york and across parts of southern anger. then we can see a fairly wide frost. not as cold as it has been recently. one is 1—2, perhaps —5 in eastern parts of scotland. the fog will lift fairly

paul charles there, former director of virgin atlantic. of a 22—year—old man who was attacked in a car in brighton in east sussex. abdul deghayes was found stabbed in a crashed car in the early hours of the morning which crashed. sussex police said he died from his injuries at the royal sussex county hospital. it's emerged that two of his brothers were killed fighting for islamists in syria. his father has spoken of his shock at losing a third son. millions of workers could see their take—home pay fall from april when the amount they have to put into their pension pot increases. a bbc analysis of earnings suggests higher contribution rates for those in auto—enrolment pensions will hit pay packets, despite an imminent tax cut. here's our business correspondent rob young. building a pension pot, sacrificing part of our wages today to pay for a more comfortable retirement. since 2012, ten million eligible workers have been automatically enrolled in a workplace pension. from april, many of those employees will have to pay a bigger proportion o