it'll be a murky start across the central and southern parts of the british isles.land, so we will see further snowfall, mostly on the hills but some of it getting down to lower levels. and in the south, some of those showers really quite heavy and prolonged. from monday into tuesday, that low pressure still very close by to the british isles. notice we're dragging a weather front ever further towards the north, and again, as things dry out under fairly leaden skies across england and wales, so we push that moisture on the front up into a pretty cold regime. and again, for the most part across the high ground, that's where we're going to see further significant snowfall. further south, it's a fairly quiet sort of day. and as we get from tuesday on into wednesday, you'll see there are very few isobars across the south. so again, it could be pretty murky. sunshine rather in short supply, there will be some brightness, there'll be the odd sharp shower in the south. looking further north, i think the snowfall becoming confined to the north—western quarter, so some relie

it'll be a murky start across the central and southern parts of the british isles. moisture into a colder regime across scotland, so we will see further snowfall, mostly on the hills but some of it getting down to lower levels. and in the south, some of those showers really quite heavy and prolonged. from monday into tuesday, that low pressure still very close by to the british isles. notice we're dragging a weather front ever further towards the north, and again, as things dry out under fairly leaden skies across england and wales, so we push that moisture on the front up into a pretty cold regime. and again, for the most part across the high ground, that's where we're going to see further significant snowfall. further south, it's a fairly quiet sort of day. and as we get from tuesday on into wednesday, you'll see there are very few isobars across the south. so again, it could be pretty murky. sunshine rather in short supply, there will be some brightness, there'll be the odd sharp shower in the south. looking further north, i think the snowfall becoming confined t

our latest look at how the weather will pan out in the british isles for the next few days or so.gh it will be nowhere near as brutal as the weather we have just experienced. having said that, it will tend to stay really rather u nsettled. nothing unusual for the time of year. the area of low pressure driving the weather at the moment is in fact going to be with us for the rest of the weekend and on into the start of the forthcoming week. at least while that area of low pressure is around we are looking towards the atlantic, rather than towards the continent, scandinavia and siberia, where all of that cold weather came from that has affected so many so very badly in recent days. and the first signs of something a little milder is already there to be had across parts of the far south. not that much further north though. many more of you are having to contend with scenes very much more like that. there will be a rather wintry flavour to the start of the day across the northern half of the british isles. temperatures in the major towns and cities will be below zero. as a consequence,

not so much in the way of win for the greater part of the british isles.en northerly wind. it is never from a warm direction. still a keen northerly wind. it is neverfrom a warm direction. at least things are beginning to settle down. notice the temperatures, seven, eight, nine, back into double figures for the favoured few in the greater london area. the outlook, as last we begin to see the process of the atlantic really winning out. as a consequence, on occasion, there will be shots of relatively mild air. the weekend, really a short, sharp shock will stop even as far north as inverness, as we get onto wednesday and thursday, we will be pushing towards double figures and we will certainly have achieved that elsewhere across the british isles. post the weekend, things will turn less cold. because we see influence from the atlantic, it will be unsubtle. at times, some of the low— pressure unsubtle. at times, some of the low—pressure will bring some very wet and windy weather. good night. during the day, theresa may visited salisbury, meeting members of the

ifiam in this happened on the british isles.n, i would make sure my living will says if that happens to me, i want it to happen, and better it is in the uk. let's talk about alfy. his mother says they have been given permission to use cannabis oil to help him with his condition of epilepsy. he has a very unusual and quite difficult form of epilepsy, having fits, many, a month. this oil seems to stop that in its tracks. not completely, but... the high-vis there was a petition of 275,000 signatures going to the prime minister, she has to ta ke to the prime minister, she has to take notice. —— behind this there was a petition of 375,000. it helps with many things, cancer, many things. it is only cannabis oil. people have to push the agenda to see change. that is very encouraging. it can change if you force it through. thank you for your time today, justin. and thank you, as well, for your contradiction. thank you for watching. —— contribution. hello again. tuesday brought us some beautiful, sunny weather across northern ireland and

just how far north that comes into the british isles, we're not sure at the moment. leaving us will eventually pull away, leaving us with a bitterly cold day across all parts of british isles. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11: theresa may visits salisbury for the first time since the poisoning of a former russian spy, as france, germany and the united statesjoin britain to condemn the attack. rescuers in miami try and reach people trapped under a bridge that collapsed on a highway in florida. several are known to be seriously injured. tests on a fire door from grenfell tower show it was far less fla me— resista nt than what it was claimed to be. and on newsnight, we speak to the exiled russian oligarch who tells us he believes putin has lost control of the russian state.

it isa the british isles —— snow showers. it is a bitterly cold day.it will feel like —7 or minus eight degrees. the latter pa rt like —7 or minus eight degrees. the latter part of saturday afternoon, met office have issued three amber warnings for the snow and ice issues as those showers continue to gather in and stream off the north sea to affect humberside, yorkshire, the southeast and parts of south wales and the south—west. through the course of the night, on they come. you can imagine that by this stage there will be significant apps of lying snow. i've put the cloud aiken because as we get on through the day —— act in. things will begin to quieten down. but it will be a pretty cloudy day, a bit of brightness coming in off the north sea eventually, but look at the temperatures. 0ne, sea eventually, but look at the temperatures. one, two, three, 4 degrees, still feeling small. it's not until we get into the start of next week that we have our own area of high pressure keeping things at least in the first part of the week of wee bit more settled, f

it'll be a murky start across the central and southern parts of the british isles.will see further snowfall, mostly on the hills but some of it getting down to lower levels. and in the south, some of those showers really quite heavy and prolonged. from monday into tuesday, that low pressure still very close by to the british isles. notice we're dragging a weather front ever further towards the north, and again, as things dry out under fairly leaden skies across england and wales, so we push that moisture on the front up into a pretty cold regime. and again, for the most part across the high ground, that's where we're going to see further significant snowfall. further south, it's a fairly quiet sort of day. and as we get from tuesday on into wednesday, you'll see there are very few isobars across the south. so again, it could be pretty murky. sunshine rather in short supply, there will be some brightness, there'll be the odd sharp shower in the south. looking further north, i think the snowfall becoming confined to the north—western quarter, so some relief at last fo

welcome to how the weather is going to pan out in the british isles.frontal systems towards the british isles. if you spend the day in northern and eastern parts it's been one of those, it's been wet, cold, pretty miserable affairs, snow across the high ground of scotland. we're watching another feature running into the south—western quarter of the british isles, so as we start the new day on friday not a particularly cold start the day but it will be for some of you are really quite wet one. this front towards the north and east of scotla nd towards the north and east of scotland producing quite a bit of rain and significant snowfall across the high and then northern ireland down through the north west of england towards north—eastern wales, the midlands, on towards the south—east, really quite heavy rain in its own right there. the snowfall totals really mounting up across the higher ground of scotland here. it really will be a high ground feature, i think. really will be a high ground feature, ithink. similar really will be a high ground feature, i

this has become an all—too—familiar scene across many parts of the british isles but the good news is push its group from across the british isles. having said that, sunday starts on actually chilly note across many northern ireland central parts of the british isles. some semblance of mild air trying to get in to the south. don't be full. even here we have warnings about ice on untreated services. as we get on through the day, it will be water showers and longer spells of rain affecting many central and southern areas rather than the more wintry fa re areas rather than the more wintry fare which will become increasingly confined to the high ground of northern england and then the wintry showers perhaps getting down to lower levels in northern ireland eastern scotland. that temperatures in the south. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump has stepped up his war of words on trade tariffs, suggesting he would "apply a tax" on imports of cars from the european union. it comes two days after he promised hefty tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. in a tweet, he said other countr

of next week, briefly bringing average temperatures and a little above to the far side of the british islesr air digging behind it and it also buckles and that brings a big area of low pressure a cross that brings a big area of low pressure across the british isles so next weekend is very wet and windy, particularly further south behind the low. i must stress, nothing is severe or the low. i must stress, nothing is severe oi’ extensive as the low. i must stress, nothing is severe or extensive as the weather we have had lately. further ahead, not as cold, staying unsettled the potentially some wet and windy weather affecting many parts of the british isles into next weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10pm: an end to the freezing weather is coming but thousands of homes tonight remain without power. high tides and strong winds mean several flood warnings in place as the snow melts. further travel disruption is expected. three men have been charged with manslaughter and arson over an explosion in leicester, which left five people dead and a number of people injured. and video assistan

it'll be a murky start across the central and southern parts of the british isles.tly on the hills but some of it getting down to lower levels. and in the south, some of those showers really quite heavy and prolonged. from monday into tuesday, that low pressure still very close by to the british isles. notice we're dragging a weather front ever further towards the north, and again, as things dry out under fairly leaden skies across england and wales, so we push that moisture on the front up into a pretty cold regime. and again, for the most part across the high ground, that's where we're going to see further significant snowfall. further south, it's a fairly quiet sort of day. and as we get from tuesday on into wednesday, you'll see there are very few isobars across the south. so again, it could be pretty murky. sunshine rather in short supply, there will be some brightness, there'll be the odd sharp shower in the south. looking further north, i think the snowfall becoming confined to the north—western quarter, so some relief at last for southern and eastern parts.

it'll be a murky start across the central and southern parts of the british isles.ee further snowfall, mostly on the hills but some of it getting down to lower levels. and in the south, some of those showers really quite heavy and prolonged. from monday into tuesday, that low pressure still very close by to the british isles. notice we're dragging a weather front ever further towards the north, and again, as things dry out under fairly leaden skies across england and wales, so we push that moisture on the front up into a pretty cold regime. and again, for the most part across the high ground, that's where we're going to see further significant snowfall. further south, it's a fairly quiet sort of day. and as we get from tuesday on into wednesday, you'll see there are very few isobars across the south. so again, it could be pretty murky. sunshine rather in short supply, there will be some brightness, there'll be the odd sharp shower in the south. looking further north, i think the snowfall becoming confined to the north—western quarter, so some relief at last for sout

the effect of the winter weather remains widespread across the british isles.it slightly slowly. milder air trying to push into the south of the british isles. comparatively mild. the cold snap will ease. we will not leap into a speu will ease. we will not leap into a spell of spring. still not settled in the week ahead. the beast from bet is being replaced by a low from the south—west which days until next week. —— from the east. cold air still coming across from the north east. which extends south across europe. jet stream is a good way south. dragging it to the north of the uk, around the relatively normal water of the atlantic. a bit more mild in the south of the uk, where we keep the blue and not the yellow. as mild air pushes across the ground, we get scenes like this in somerset. misty and murky. the radar shows you what is happening. blue coming into the south—west is rain and wales, snow mostly higher ground. further north, more snow in the afternoon, across the south—west of scotland, maybe northern ireland. in the east of england, too. scattered snow

lost the atlantic, by the time it comes to the south of the time it comes to the south of the british islesad just gone and the tempters gradually getting closer to average values. heavy rain into the south west of england and wales and towards the midlands on monday, that could give rapid and some flooding issues. sunshine for many but still some wintry showers. much more milder here, 5 degrees fred miller. we continue with the low pressure, quite flabby, nothing in the way of winds which could mean mist and fog. further north into scotland perhaps rainfor further north into scotland perhaps rain for northern ireland briefly on tuesday, with intensity we could again see some significant snow particularly for higher ground of scotla nd particularly for higher ground of scotland rain landing all that snow again could god and issue with the rapid melting. for wednesday quite a decent dave england and wales there will be showers developing the forecast, could see helen thunder and some intense rain. finally a breather in the weather for scotland, rain to the north and west but for many good sp

first part of the week is marked by some mild error close by to the british isles, one stat is away,n the british isles, one stat is away, milder air in the south is relative to somewhat colder conditions getting into the northern half of scotland. monday starts bright enough, fairly crisp in one or two spots, and we keep sunshine across northern and eastern parts for the greater part of the day, out west, wings change, eventually, come tee time, rain pushing to the west, to cranbrook show, maybe west. —— to pembrokeshire. nine to 13 degrees, nothing wrong with those temperatures for the time of year. that area of rain associated with weather fronts, draped over the pressure, wet and breezy affair for some, although the rain eventually becomes confined to northern and eastern parts, and is still relatively mild across the south. further north, getting a shot of cold aircoming in further north, getting a shot of cold air coming in from the north sea, well, well, 5 degrees only, and asa sea, well, well, 5 degrees only, and as a consequence, much cooler conditions to be found. we season

our latest look at how the weather will pan out in the british isles for the next few days or so.ough it will be nowhere near as brutal as the weather we have just experienced. having said that, it will tend to stay really rather unsettled. nothing unusual for the time of year. the area of low pressure driving the weather at the moment is in fact going to be with us for the rest of the weekend and on into the start of the forthcoming week. at least while that area of low pressure is around we are looking towards the atlantic, rather than towards the continent, scandinavia and siberia, where all of that cold weather came from that has affected so many so very badly in recent days. and the first signs of something a little milder is already there to be had across parts of the far south. not that much further north though. many more of you are having to contend with scenes very much more like that. there will be a rather wintry flavour to the start of the day across the northern half of the british isles. temperatures in the major towns and cities will be below zero. as a consequence

it hasn't been a bad day for many parts of the british isles. a bit more cloud in the south—eastern quarter, but that's the sort of thing many of you will have looked at. perhaps for some even less cloud than that. this evening at overnight, we'll lose some of that cloud that has developed through the day and, underneath clear skies, i think we'll end up with quite a widespread frost, especially inland. perhaps less of a chance across the southern counties. a bright, crisp start to the day on monday, but you'll notice that eventually we bring this weather front into western areas. rain by tea—time for the western side of northern ireland and pembrokeshire, and temperatures not bad. nine to 13, but we'll probably not see their like again through the week, as it turns colder. it will be rainy at times, and quite breezy for some, and a risk of snow, but i think that will be mostly confined to the higher ground. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of barcelona following the arrest of carles puig

moisture pushed up into scotland across the eastern side of the british isles so we would see rainfallay, it will be a half sort of decent day. on the wednesday, another low pressure bringing threads of heavy rain into the central and southern parts of the british ours but that eventually moves further out to the east and then brightest guys get in the northern islands and wales. the weather front of their all thereabouts were it will not be warm and there will not be very much in the way of sunshine. further south, the way of sunshine. further south, the best of the temperatures 10 degrees. expect some hail in the heavier showers. 0n the thursday, still the weather front close by so we could still see a little bit of snow getting into the eastern side of scotland, particularly in the eastern quarter. another area of low pressure comes in from the atlantic spreading the threat of leaden skies with some rain, not overly warm again. some heavy downpours as well and just again. some heavy downpours as well andjust in time again. some heavy downpours as well and just in time for the easter

this bitter easterly wind has been going to all parts of the british isles.nd and wales... central and eastern side of the heart of england, temperatures there, my word, we had in these 60 mark bower gusts, there are ample warnings for snow and ice from the met office. from about the time on saturday through the course of the night and on into the first part of sunday. that high pressure very much the dominant picture. there could well be a period of snowfall across southern parts for a time. is that eases away towards the west, things begin to quieten down. you are showers speak of, then on sunday there will be what has happened on saturday and saturday night. the absence of the showers, no warmer by any means at all. is there any signs of recovery in the temperatures? yes, there is. high—pressure drifted in from scandinavia and back—ups of the cold supply of air from siberia. we begin to pick up david more of a maritime traps. we will still see some wintry showers. elsewhere, it isa dry some wintry showers. elsewhere, it is a dry start to the week will stop

it has been one of those days across many western parts of the british isles, and for that you have to think this big area of low pressure. lights of iso— bars around it, and a whether front as well. it is a commendation of wet and windy weather that been on offer across the southwest of england, getting up to the irish sea area, western side of wales and northern ireland. into the evening and overnight, that is where i suspect we will find the heaviest of the rain. as the front just tends to swing its way out of the southwest, pushing the rain towards wales, the midlands into the southeast. further east under the skies, the attempt was will dribble away 3—5d or so, reasonably against that shield of cloud. thursday, the front makes progress towards the north and east. writer skies falling on behind, but the chance of some pretty heavy showers underneath that

welcome to the latest look on how the weather will be panning out across the british isles in the next days. the good news is the forthcoming week looks as though it will be nowhere near as brutal as the weather we've just experienced. having said that, it will tend to stay really rather unsettled. nothing unusualfor this stay really rather unsettled. nothing unusual for this time of year but the area of low pressure driving the weather at the moment is in fact going to be with us for the rest of the weekend and indeed into the start of forthcoming week. but while that area of low pressure is around we are indeed looking towards the atlantic rather than towards the continent, towards scandinavia and siberia, where all of that cold weather came from which has effect of so many so very badly in recent days. —— has affected. and the first signs of something a little milder is already there to be head across parts of the far south. not that much further north, though. many of

our latest look at how the weather will pan out in the british isles for the next few days or so.e near as brutal as the weather we have just experienced. having said that, it will tend to stay really rather unsettled. nothing unusual for the time of year. the area of low pressure driving the weather at the moment is in fact going to be with us for the rest of the weekend and on into the start of the forthcoming week. at least while that area of low pressure is around we are looking towards the atlantic, rather than towards the continent, scandinavia and siberia, where all of that cold weather came from that has affected so many so very badly in recent days. and the first signs of something a little milder is already there to be had across parts of the far south. not that much further north though. many more of you are having to contend with scenes very much more like that. there will be a rather wintry flavour to the start of the day across the northern half of the british isles. temperatures in the major towns and cities will be below zero. as a consequence, there will be a wide

the first part of the week is marked by some mild air close by to the british isles, but once that is the milder in the south, it is relative to somewhat colder conditions getting into the north of scotland. monday sta rts into the north of scotland. monday starts bright enough, fairly crisp in one or two spots, as i say. you keep your sunshine across northern and eastern parts of the greater pa rt and eastern parts of the greater part of the day. out west things change and eventually come to time, rain pushing into the west of northern ireland, pembrokeshire, west of the tebar too, nothing wrong with those temperatures for the time of year, nine to 13 or so. that is associated with weather fronts, quite a number of isobars, said tuesday rather wet, breezy affair some, rain can find eventually to northern and eastern parts, still relatively mild across the south. further north a shot of cold air comes in from the north sea, for 5 degrees only. as a rég‘hf :* : to be done to be done to "fly >»~4‘»~: iff—e’ffii’fl ls: ' north. we see the snowfall totals mounting up over the higher ground.

our latest look at how the weather will pan out in the british isles for the next few days or so.id that, it will tend to stay really rather unsettled. nothing unusual for the time of year. the area of low pressure driving the weather at the moment is in fact going to be with us for the rest of the weekend and on into the start of the forthcoming week. at least while that area of low pressure is around we are looking towards the atlantic, rather than towards the continent, scandinavia and siberia, where all of that cold weather came from that has affected so many so very badly in recent days. and the first signs of something a little milder is already there to be had across parts of the far south. not that much further north though. many more of you are having to contend with scenes very much more like that. there will be a rather wintry flavour to the start of the day across the northern half of the british isles. temperatures in the major towns and cities will be below zero. as a consequence, there will be a widespread problem of untreated surfaces with ice. that does notjust ex

our latest look at how the weather will pan out in the british isles for the next few days or so.be nowhere near as brutal as the weather we have just experienced. having said that, it will tend to stay really rather unsettled. nothing unusual for the time of year. the area of low pressure driving the weather at the moment is in fact going to be with us for the rest of the weekend and on into the start of the forthcoming week. at least while that area of low pressure is around we are looking towards the atlantic, rather than towards the continent, scandinavia and siberia, where all of that cold weather came from that has affected so many so very badly in recent days. and the first signs of something a little milder is already there to be had across parts of the far south. not that much further north though. many more of you are having to contend with scenes very much more like that. there will be a rather wintry flavour to the start of the day across the northern half of the british isles. temperatures in the major towns and cities will be below zero. as a consequence, there will

that doesn'tjust extend to the northern half of the british isles.e skies across the southern half of britain on sunday will be watery rather than wintry. there will be plenty of it, across east anglia and the south—east. further north, the high ground of northern england, further wintry showers across northern and eastern parts of scotla nd northern and eastern parts of scotland as well. just beginning to move away from sea level. no great problems with the fixtures there, man city taking on chelsea at the top of the premier league. the forthcoming week, as i have tried to reassure you already, and you probably need some, is that the snow will be increasingly confined to the hills of northern britain and things will stay fairly unsettled. this is a snapshot for monday, where we can see further rain close to the centre of the low pressure down towards the south—western quarter. there is still someone to nurse, especially on the higher ground of northern scotland. elsewhere, really not too bad at all as a start to the week. many more of you will be ge

ijust want to bring you right up—to—date with how we see the next week of weather for the british islesetter conditions for most of the british isles. that area of low pressure is going to be close by to us for the greater part of the week but at least in circulation, there is warmer air to be had and will see a rise in the temperatures across most parts. this is the way we start monday, quite a lot of show activity across the south, becoming more extensive overtime. living in moisture from the north sea, i think we will find the north sea, i think we will find the conversion of some of the rain in the snow, especially but not exclusively across the highest ground. we will do something similar on tuesday as a weather front moves away from england and wales, it drags its moisture up towards the high ground of scotland and on this occasion, it may well be for a time that we will see something a little bit more wintry and the bulk of the snow will be found across the high ground of northern scotland. further south, it will end up being a fairly quiet day. sunshine rather in short supply bu

it will be a murky start across the central and southern parts of the british isles.ill see further snowfall mostly on the hills, some of it getting down to lower levels and in the south, some of those showers really quite heavy and prolonged. the munda into tuesday, the low pressure still very close by to the british isles. —— for monday. notice they are dragging ever closer towards the north and again as things dry out underfairly leaden north and again as things dry out under fairly leaden skies across england and wales, we push that moisture up into a pretty cold regime. again, for the most part across the high ground, that is where we are going to see further significant snowfall. further south, it isa significant snowfall. further south, it is a fairly quiet sort of day as we go from tuesday into wednesday, you can see there are very few isobars across the south. again, it could be fairly murky. sunshine in short supply, there will be some rightness. looking north, the snow will be confined to the north—western quarter, so some relief at last for southern and ea

the weekend becoming milderfor all, the british isles.ll be a little unsettled due to those areas of low pressure and what's know we think there is is going to be primarily found across scotland, but much of it on the higher ground. francescon hello. this is bbc news with martine croxall. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines: polls close in italy — after an election campaign dominated by immigration, exit polls suggest no group has won a majority. tributes have been paid to sir roger bannister, the first athlete to run a mile in underfour minutes, who has died at the age of 88. still not enough detail on how the irish border will work after brexit — the irish government suggests uk proposals may not be sufficient. the syrian president has said government forces will continue their assault on the bombarded enclave of eastern ghouta. residents are attempting to flee as fighting continues. we we re we were alljust talking and we realise we have not had a game night in ages, just the seven of us.

don't often do that but this system anchored as it is a towards the west and south—west of the british isleselp to feed in the relatively mild air from the atla ntic relatively mild air from the atlantic rather than something very much colder than the heart of continental europe. that does not mean to say it will be a heatwave but we are already beginning to see temperatures ticking up across the southern counties. through the course of the evening and overnight temperatures will stay positive across the southern half of britain, further north major towns and cities in positive territory but the countryside with all the lying snow it will be another cold night and there might be further snow showers simply because this area of low pressure keeps things unsettled hosepipe to the british isles but it's helping with those temperatures slowly but surely. close to that area of low pressure down towards the south west expect heavy rainfall further north weather front will produce some rain and sleet around about coastal areas and write up in the far north and maybe overly high ground of scotland n

longer spells of rain across southern parts of the british isles.parts. the temperatures are just beginning. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: president trump ups the ante on trade tariffs, with a threat to hike taxes on european car imports. a big step for football — video assistant referees are set to be used at this year's world cup in russia. the philippines government warned her not to investigate alleged police killings — the un investigator tells us she won't be intimidated. the threats have also been very sexist, misogynist, sexualised. but one thing is the shawl: there will not silence me. —— one thing is for

of those, because from monday night on into tuesday, so we push this low pressure closer to the british islesthe east. does the rain get away from the eastern side of england during the course of the day? well, it's a pretty close call, and it's certainly there to be had across the eastern side of scotland, where it's going to be really quite chilly. the last of any semblance of warmth is there to be had across the problems outhern counties of both england and wales. from tuesday on into wednesday, that weather front is stuck across northern parts of scotland. the cold air flooding in, remember, from scandinavia. so we'll see, particularly on the hills, the grampians, the problems nowfall totals really beginning to mount up. in the problems outh, it willjust push some areas of cloud and rain ever further towards the east, and following on behind, we've got a bright and blustery day. some of the problems howers really quite sharp, maybe a wee bit of hail in there, as well, as we see the first signs of that colder condition just beginning to seep its way into the problems southern half of brita

like it but the worst is nearly over storm ammar is blowing out is this thing you hear of the british isles so the visit has gone from ireland but it's still an area of low pressure still driving moisture into cold air so there's more snow to come it stretches dance to the western side of europe they look at the temperatures here they're all positive this is the cold bit here vienna right up to stockholm east to moscow cyrus of bucharest is much woman this is much this is rain freezing rain admittedly for some for example down albania but generally speaking as a warming trend now given around the edges is still plenty steady company ukraine and belarus western russia by daylight hours the snow should have stopped falling for the most part for the british isles still there in france and probably the swiss alps the french alps and the italian alps as well or even lower ground yet even the pope valley sea level in this league now that should mostly have gone by the time you get to sunday the white patches of snow showers in the british isles the thames has risen a bit too modest to book arrest

this is the picture then for the next twenty four hours probably more than that snow throughout british isles through france dance for the alps a mass falling in the balkan states at least for a time and then disappearing up into ukraine and belarus and that will be a lot of stuff it hasn't yet finished with switzerland or northern italy but there's rain to the south of that in the picture that is slowly a thaw after that for british isles and for france there was all the action out there this should be some spilling down toward derian tunisia and indeed varies. the weather sponsored by qatar raise. the scene for us whether online what is a very nice time in yemen that peace is possible but not what happens not because the situation is. because no one cares or if you join us on set there are people that are choosing between buying medication and eating base is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist who's close to the story joining the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. plans for the development of nuclear weapons including a. crane.

to ta ke british isles over the next few days to take us into the holiday weekend.that was the case across devon for the first part of the day but then it changed, and it wasn'tjust devon, many areas came under the influence of this great shield of cloud rolling in from the atlantic, tied in with weather fronts, which threw the rest of the night will continue their journey ever northwards, ever further eastwards. quite a number of isobars around the centre of the low pressure as well. so, i would centre of the low pressure as well. so, iwould have centre of the low pressure as well. so, i would have thought that maybe the north—western quarter of scotla nd the north—western quarter of scotland and the western isles could see the wind is picking up, gusts of wind up to 45 mph, something of that order, and the rain eases towards the further north and east. some of it quite heavy as well. as the blanket of cloud and rain rolls over you it should at least keep the frost at bay. into tuesday morning and through the afternoon it doesn't make a lot of difference to the nor

wintry showers growing from the south—west and pushing further east across the southern half of the british isles further north the snow becomes increasingly confined to the hills and further south, some of the grain is heavy. at least it is falling into mild air, a high of eight or 9 degrees. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... weather warnings for snow and icy roads remain in place across much of the uk — thousands of homes are without power. several flood warnings have been issued for parts of england due to high tides and strong winds. motorists and rail passengers have been told to expect continued disruption on roads and railways. three men have been charged with manslaughter and arson over an explosion in leicester which left five people dead and a number of people injured. the prime minister has helped bring together remain and leave supporters, according to the health secretary, jeremy hunt. video assistant referees are set to be used at this year's world cup in russia after football's lawmakers voted to approve the technology. now on bbc news... witness introduces five important m

bringing heavy rain into the central and southern parts of the central and southern parts of the british islesn ireland and wales. all the while the rain and it will not be warm. expect a little bit of hail in some of the heavier showers. in the thursday, still the weather front close by so we could still see a little bit of snow into the eastern side of scotland, particularly the north—eastern quarter than not a bad day until we bring another area of pressure spreading the threat of leaden skies, some rain and not overly warm again. some heavy downpours as well. just in time for the easter weekend, wouldn't you just know it. low pressure very much in charge. this is business briefing. i'm sally bundock. let's ta ke let's take a look at the business headlines. uber reverses from south—east asia. the ride hailing app pulls out of eight countries as the boss seeks a route to profitability. the us opens the way to a truce with china but says its not afraid of a trade war between the world's two biggest economies. and the week has not started well for financial markets in asia, at no surprise give

may be further snow showers, because this low pressure keeps things fairly unsubtle towards the british islesing to slowly lift temperatures. close to that area of low pressure close to the south—west, expect some heavy rainfall getting into wales. some sleet on coastal areas, and right into the high ground of scotland, a potential for further snow showers. this is tuesday, and a fairly settled picture, with quite a bit of dry weather across england and wales. fairly leaden skies, though. further rain around about the coasts of scotland, maybe on the highest ground again. at this stage, temperatures in the south starting to push towards double figures. not a great deal of change on wednesday, save for some pretty hefty showers for some spots across england and wales. all the while, that chance of further wintry showers across the highest ground in scotland, with temperatures well in positive figures by the day. rather unsettled weather in the coming week, and if there is any snow, it will be mainly on the hills. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven. tributes to sir roger bannister, the fi

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from monday night on into tuesday, so we push this low so we push this low pressure closer to the british islesrther towards the north and the east. does the rain get away from the eastern side of england during the course of the day? well, it's a pretty close call, and it's certainly there to be had across the eastern side of scotland, where it's going to be the last of any semblance of warmth is there to be had across the southern counties of both england and wales. from tuesday on into wednesday, that weather front is stuck across northern parts of scotland. the cold air flooding in, remember, from scandinavia. so we'll see, particularly on the hills, the grampians, the snowfall totals really beginning to mount up. in the south, it will just push some areas of cloud and rain ever further towards the east, and following on behind, we've got a bright and blustery day. some of the showers really quite sharp, maybe a wee bit of hail in there, as well, as we see the first signs of that colder condition just beginning to seep its way into the southern half of britain. and then, from wednesday on i

he is today, much improved form any part of the british isles undulating in the day. —— easter day. sharp showers as well, but much drierfor east, and shun sharp showers as well, but much drier for many more of you, and a better chance of seeing some sunshine at least, although with me will be in short supply in the east. temperature is nothing to write home about. later in the day, dragging this further north into a cooling atmosphere, overnight through into monday, wales, the north midlands, northern ireland, then increasingly up towards the northern hills of england, the southern uplands of scotla nd england, the southern uplands of scotland and through the central belt through easter monday, we could see significant snow. several centimetres across higher ground, but even to lower levels don't be surprised if you start to see the total is building up. further south, not an issue, but further north they disrupt the risk of snow. —— a disruptive risk of snow. by tuesday, that weather front is in the northern half of the british isles, low pressure very much the dominant factor. th

the first part of the week is marked by some mild air close to the british isles but, once that is awayhern half of scotland. monday sta rts northern half of scotland. monday starts bright enough, fairly crisp in one or two spots. you keep your sunshine across northern and eastern parts for the greater part of the day. out west, things change and, come tea—time, rain pushing into the west of northern ireland, in yorkshire and west of the taymor. nothing wrong with those temperatures. that area of rain is all associated with weather fronts, draped around that area of low pressure, with quite a number of isobars, so tuesday rather wet and breezy for some, but the rain eventually becomes confined to northern and eastern parts, and still quite mild across the south. further north, a shot of cold air coming in from the north sea. as a consequence, much cooler conditions to be found towards the north, where we see the snowfall totals mounting up. further south, as we get on into wednesday, the front clears away, writer skies following an behind, but a bright and blustery sort of day on wednes

they could have been anywhere in the british isles. many anywhere in the british isles.h hour, there is increased snow fall across the southern half of the british isles, it will be into the wee small hours before it has quit the southern parts of wales. further north the wintry showers keep on come. not a warm night by any means save for the far south. temperatures there in positive territory. that comes with its own problems because this rainfall will fall on the cold surfaces in the southern counties of england, maybe the far south of wales so there will be fog problems and freezing rain, watch out for ice in the south, further north, not just as cold as it has been but it is still on the cold side. further snow showers, more snow there for the north of england, the borders of scotland. to to the south it is water but wintry and watch out, because there could be some frozen surfaces there, ice and fog a new problem. this is bbc news — the headlines. fresh warnings are issued for travellers to avoid unnecessary journeys as snow, ice and strong winds continue to make co