, 1a in the central belt of scotland, 1a in the central belt of scotland, 1a in the south—east of england we look to the west there are weather fronts going to be heading our way this weekend. the first one dies away. this is the main feature that will push eastwards over the weekend but ahead of that slight ridge of high pressure, so it's looking dry. there may be a lot of cloud left over and there will be a few spots of rain in these western areas ahead of rain in these western areas ahead of the main main band, that weather front, taking wetter weather into northern ireland on saturday and before nightfall into western parts of scotland, but ahead of that we've still got this quite mild air 13—14 degrees the high. let's follow the band of rain on the weather front. we will all get some wet weather on saturday night. northern parts of the uk will see the rain clearing but further south it could be a bit of a struggle. the main main band is there but we've got this cluster of rain moving across england and wales, so the sunnier skies will be across northern england, northern ireland, eve

they care about are absolutely the same — whether you're in the red wall of england or the central belt of scotlandof scotland. and i think far too often we try and pretend the people are ultimately different or they're driven by different issues. actually, i think they're probably driven by many of the same issues. and that's why addressing those real impacts, i think have to be front and centre of the election campaign and why i think we are actually getting the balance right between the message we have in the rest of the uk and the message we have here in scotland. but let me just, one final point on this subject. go for it. give me a new word, though. give me a new word in this question. the word is "authentic", because the criticism is that scottish labour, with its policy platforms on bankers�* bonuses, on welfare, on not quoting margaret thatcher in speeches or writing about her in articles for the sunday telegraph and so on, is authentic labour and that sir keir starmer�*s labour isn't. well, look, i believe keir starmer is authentic. i believe his labour party is authentic and i think he i

temperatures not quite as high but still on the mild side, 12 in the central belt of scotland and 1a onto saturday, a fair bit of cloud around, it could be misty and murky to begin with. some sunshine for eastern areas. out towards the west, our band of rain on that weather front arrives, so turning wetter here, but ahead of that, the air is still quite mild for this time of the year. live from london. this is bbc news. israel says its troops are evacuating civilians sheltering me a hospital, while the un one of a slot if the ground offensive in rafah is launched. —— warn of a slaughter. voting in indonesia ends — unofficial results have strongman prabowo in the lead. he has emerged with the early lead in the early counting. he says it is a victory for all indonesians. here in latest data _ a victory for all indonesians. here in latest data shows _ a victory for all indonesians. here in latest data shows inflation rates unchanged unchanged at 4%. ukraine's military says it's destroyed a russian warship in its territorial waters off occupied crimea. hello. welcome to bbc news. we star

scotland. could well be a covering of snow in many places here, particularly in the northwest. but there's a danger there may well be some snow falling in the central beltconfined to northern scotland. the rest of scotland seeing sunny spells developing. so too northern ireland, and for much of england and wales, although in the south it still could be quite cloudy, still a bit of rain through the english channel not far away from the south coast of england. here, it's going to be colder than it was on tuesday, but it's going to be much less windy. typical temperatures are going to be six or seven degrees. so a chillier day. and into that colder air, that weather front that's in the channel is going to get swept northwards by this big area of low pressure that's moving into the colder air. and that's going to give us the risk of some snow. and these are the temperatures we've got first thing on thursday morning. so, frosty start, particularly in scotland and northern parts of england. in the south, it's a little milder. we're going to have rain across southern parts of england and wales heading into the midlands, but as that weather moves northwards int

temperatures not quite as high but still on the mild side, 12 in the central belt of scotland and 1a ir bit of cloud around, it could be misty and murky to begin with. some sunshine for eastern areas. out towards the west, our band of rain on that weather front arrives, so turning wetter here, but ahead of that, the air is still quite mild for this time of the year. live from london. this is bbc news. reports from gaza say the israeli military has ordered palestinians to evacuate a hospital in the southern city of khan younis. iam in i am in jerusalem i am injerusalem where the israeli government is trying to push back against growing international concern over the way it is carrying out the war in gaza. voting in indonesia ends. unofficial results suggest the defence secretary is in the lead. ukraine's military says it's destroyed a russian warship in its territorial waters off occupied crimea. we have been analysing the footage. scientists say they have established the first detailed proof that apes like to tease each other like humans. and the valentine's day twist, by young people

through the english channel, otherwise light winds and temperatures of 8 degrees in the central belt of scotland0 celsius in the south—east of england. thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at 0ne. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news hello and welcome to sportsday this friday lunchtime. coming up on the programme: what next for christian homer and red bull, as a hearing into a complaint of inappropriate behaviour gets under way? more brilliance from the bat of david warner, but is it enough to beat west indies in australia's t20 west indies in australia's t20 opener in hobart? and there may be no super bowl for him this weekend, but lamarjackson still has something to celebrate as he's named the nfl�*s most valuable player. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. christian horner�*s internal hearing into a complaint of inappropriate behaviour is under way this afternoon. the 50—year—old, who has led red bull's formula one team since 2005, is being questioned by an independent lawyer. his future in the sport has been the subject of intense speculation since the allegations, which he d

scotland. could well be a covering of snow in many places here, particularly in the northwest. but there's a danger there may well be some snow falling in the central belt scotland. the rest of scotland seeing sunny spells developing. so too northern ireland, and for much of england and wales, although in the south it still could be quite cloudy, still a bit of rain through the english channel not far away from the south coast of england. here, it's going to be colder than it was on tuesday, but it's going to be much less windy. typical temperatures are going to be six or seven degrees. so a chillier day. and into that colder air, that weather front that's in the channel is going to get swept northwards by this big area of low pressure that's moving into the colder air. and that's going to give us the risk of some snow. and these are the temperatures we've got first thing on thursday morning. so, frosty start, particularly in scotland and northern parts of england. in the south, it's a little milder. we're going to have rain across southern parts of england and wales heading into the midlands, but as that weather moves northwards into that colder block

i2 may be dry and still quite mild. 12 degrees in the central belt of scotland, 14 in the south—east land. on saturday some bright weather with sunshine but more cloud to the west with rain coming into western areas. ahead of that quite mild for the time of year. thanks darren. and that's bbc news at one. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are — goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. upping the pace — england bring in mark wood for their third test against india. after stalling, can bayern munich get back on track in the champions league later on? and, saying farewell to the ice. torvill and dean announced their retirement from skating exactly a0 years after making these moves in the city that made them famous. hello and welcome to the programme. england's cricketers are gearing up for their crucial third test against india which starts in rajkot tomorrow morning. they've decided to leave out spinner shoaib bashir and instead opted for the pace of mark wood.. wood didn't take a wicket in the first test, and didn't play in the second, but e

scotland. could well be a covering of snow in many places here, particularly in the northwest. but there's a danger there may well be some snow falling in the central belty, those wintry showers will become confined to northern scotland. the rest of scotland seeing sunny spells developing. so too northern ireland, and for much of england and wales, although in the south it still could be quite cloudy, still a bit of rain through the english channel not far away from the south coast of england. here, it's going to be colder than it was on tuesday, but it's going to be much less windy. typical temperatures are going to be six or seven degrees. so a chillier day. and into that colder air, that weather front that's in the channel is going to get swept northwards by this big area of low pressure that's moving into the colder air. and that's going to give us the risk of some snow. and these are the temperatures we've got first thing on thursday morning. so, frosty start, particularly in scotland and northern parts of england. in the south, it's a little milder. we're going to have rain across southern parts of england and wales heading into the midlands, but

scotland. could well be a covering of snow in many places, particularly in the north—west there is a danger of snow falling in the central beltng also. increasingly those wintry showers will be confined to northern scotland, rest of scotland have sunny spells and northern ireland and much of england and wales although cloudy in the south, rain in the english channel not far from the south coast. here it will be colder on tuesday but it will be much less windy, typical temperatures of six or 7 degrees. a chilly day and into the colder air, that weather front in the channel will be swept northwards by this big area of low pressure. that is moving into the colder air and that will give us a risk of snow. these are the temperatures we have first thing on thursday morning. a frosty start in scotland and northern parts of england. in the south, a little milder, rein in southern part of england and wales and into the midlands, as wet weather moves northwards into cold air so we will find sleet and snow. we still have this yellow warning from the met office. the area has changed a bit so we are seeing less snow in the midlands and ex

temperatures not quite as high but still on the mild side, 12 in the central belt of scotland and 14 s. 0ut towards the west, our band of rain on that weather front arrives, so turning wetter here, but ahead of that, the air is still quite mild for this time of the year. live from london. this is bbc news. reports from gaza say the israeli military has ordered palestinians to evacuate a hospital in the southern city of khan younis. voting in indonesia ends — unofficial results suggest the former defence minister is in the lead. ukraine's military says, it's destroyed a russian warship in its territorial waters off occupied crimea. 0n verified today, we've been analysing the ukrainian military footage said to show the moment a russian ship was sunk and why it matters. scientists say they've established the first detailed proof that apes like to tease each other, just like humans. and a valentine's day twist — why young people in china are resorting to so—called ai boyfriends. welcome to verified live. we start this hour with reports coming from gaza that the israeli military has ordere

those temperatures not quite as high as today, but 12 celsius in the central belt of scotland is abovewe're looking to the atlantic to see some rain. that first weather front is just going to fade away. this is the main feature of the weather through the weekend. that rain pushing its way eastwards, starting dry for many places i think on saturday. but there will be a lot of cloud, a few spots of rain ahead of the main rain band that's bringing some wet weather over northern ireland, moving a little more quickly over the irish sea into western parts of england and wales and into western scotland later on in the day as well. but still ahead of that, we've got temperatures reaching 13—14 celsius. if it does brighten up a little bit, that band of rain moves eastwards overnight. we're all going to get some spells of rain for a while. it does clear away more readily from the northern half of the uk, but a different story further south where we could well hang on to some rain across parts of england and wales even into the afternoon. this rain pushing slowly south eastwards, eventually clear

temperatures not quite as high but still on the mild side, 12 in the central belt of scotland and 14 . some sunshine for eastern areas. out towards the west, our band of rain on that weather front arrives, so turning wetter here, but ahead of that, the air is still quite mild for this time of the year. this is bbc news, the headlines: reports from gaza say the israeli military has ordered palestinians to evacuate a hospital in the southern city of khan younis. we'll bring you nato's message to donald trump — after the former president again suggested he might pull out of the military alliance if he's re—elected. protesting indian farmers clash with police after resuming their march towards the capital, delhi. and scientists say they've established the first detailed proof that apes like to tease each other, just like humans. we will hear from the lead researcher. all of that is coming at any moment or two. all of that is coming at any moment ortwo. now all of that is coming at any moment or two. now we will catch up with all the day's business news with mark.

temperatures not quite as high but still on the mild side, 12 in the central belt of scotland and 1a ine for eastern areas. out towards the west, our band of rain on that weather front arrives, so turning wetter here, but ahead of that, the air is still quite mild for this time of the year. the uk's inflation rate remains unchanged at 4% in january. what will this mean for interest rates? give any big lyft, the right healing app give any big lyft, the right healing app discovers a healthy profit in the back seat. so why are drivers walking out? welcome to world business report, i'm mark lobel. the uk inflation rate remains unchanged at 4% injanuary, the same rate as december. forecasters had expected the figure to go up due to a rise in prices. the bank of england's target, set by the government, is 2%. in a bid to curb inflation, the bank of england has been pushing interest rates up sharply over the past couple of years to 5.25% — but has held rates at its last four meetings. speaking after the figures were announced, the uk finance minister, chancellorjeremy hunt, remained confiden

temperatures not quite as high but still on the mild side, 12 in the central belt of scotland and 1a o begin with. some sunshine for eastern areas. 0ut towards the west, our band of rain on that weather front arrives, so turning wetter here, but ahead of that, the air is still quite mild for this time of the year. today at one, inflation remains at 4% — despite the cost of our energy bills going up. for the first time in two years, there's been a monthly fall in food prices, especially on things like chocolate biscuits and sponge cake. we'll be looking at what all of that might mean for interest rates. also on the programme: ukraine's armed forces say they've sunk a russian landing ship off the coast of crimea. shoplifting doubles in a year, with violent attacks on staff now at more than 1,300 a day, say retailers. and closing a road, to save the toads. the community doing everything it can to help them breed safely. and coming up on bbc news: bayern munich — and harry kane — look to bounce back in the champions league later, as they look to put bundesliga disppoinment behind them. di

those temperatures not quite as high as today but 12 degrees in the central belt of scotland is aboveo see some rain. first was a front will fade away. this is the main feature of the weather through the weekend. that ring pushing its way eastward. starting drive for many places on saturday but a lot of clouds. a few spots of rain for the main rain band bringing wet weather over northern ireland. maybe a little quickly of the irish sea and parts of western scotland in the day. still ahead of that we got temperatures reaching 13 or 1a degrees. it does brighten up a little bit. that band of rain was eastward of an eye for that will all get spells of rain for a while. it doesn't clear away more readily for the northern half of the uk but a different story further south where we could well hang onto some rain across parts of england and wales even into the afternoon. this ring pushing slowly southeastward, eventually clearing wales. more sunshine and dry weather for england, scotland and also northern ireland barring the odd shower in the far northwest of scotland. still in quite mild air

scotland. could well be a covering of snow in many places here, particularly in the northwest. but there's a danger there may well be some snow falling in the central beltecome confined to northern scotland. the rest of scotland seeing sunny spells developing. so too northern ireland, and for much of england and wales, although in the south it still could be quite cloudy, still a bit of rain through the english channel not far away from the south coast of england. here, it's going to be colder than it was on tuesday, but it's going to be much less windy. typical temperatures are going to be six or seven degrees. so a chillier day. and into that colder air, that weather front that's in the channel is going to get swept northwards by this big area of low pressure that's moving into the colder air. and that's going to give us the risk of some snow. and these are the temperatures we've got first thing on thursday morning. so, frosty start, particularly in scotland and northern parts of england. in the south, it's a little milder. we're going to have rain across southern parts of england and wales heading into the midlands, but as that weather moves northwar

scotland. could well be a covering of snow in many places here, particularly in the northwest. but there's a danger there may well be some snow falling in the central belt to northern scotland. the rest of scotland seeing sunny spells developing. so too northern ireland, and for much of england and wales, although in the south it still could be quite cloudy. still a bit of rain through the english channel, not far away from the south coast of england. here, it's going to be colder than it was on tuesday, but it's going to be much less windy. typical temperatures are going to be six or seven degrees. so a chillier day. and into that colder air, that weather front that's in the channel is going to get swept northwards by this big area of low pressure that's moving into the colder air. and that's going to give us the risk of some snow. and these are the temperatures we've got first thing on thursday morning. so, frosty start, particularly in scotland and northern parts of england. in the south, it's a little milder. we're going to have rain across southern parts of england and wales heading into the midlands, but as that weather moves northwards into that

those temperatures not quite as high as today, but 12 celsius in the central belt of scotland is abovee atlantic to see some rain. that first weather front is just going to fade away. this is the main feature of the weather through the weekend. that rain pushing its way eastwards. starting dry for many places, i think, on saturday. but there will be a lot of cloud, a few spots of rain ahead of the main rain band that's bringing some wet weather over northern ireland, moving a little more quickly over the irish sea into western parts of england and wales and into western scotland later on in the day as well. but still ahead of that, we've got temperatures reaching 13—14 celsius if it does brighten up a little bit. that band of rain moves eastwards overnight. we're all going to get some spells of rain for a while. it does clear away more readily from the northern half of the uk, but a different story further south where we could well hang on to some rain across parts of england and wales even into the afternoon. this rain pushing slowly south eastwards, eventually clearing wales. more su

temperatures not as high but still mild, 12 in the central belt of scotland and 14 in the south—east e from london, this is bbc news. reports of a military order to evacuate a hospital in gaza as the un warns an israeli assault in rafah could lead to "slaughter". in the uk, latest data says the inflation rate is unchanged at 4%. protesting indian farmers clash with police after marching towards delhi. the dangers of ai. police after marching towards delhi. the dangers of al. the mayor of london says deep fake audio of him supposedly making inflammatory remarks almost caused serious disorder. we start today's programme with reports coming from gaza that the israeli military has ordered palestinians to evacuate the nasser hospital in the southern city of khan younis, where hundreds of people have taken refuge. an announcement was made on a speaker attached to a drone, with a crowd of people seeming to leave the hospital compound. rafa h rafah has become a symbol of man �*s inhumanity to man. there are 1.5 million people and rising living in makeshift shelters and many don't even have th

those temperatures not quite as high as today, but 12 degrees in the central belt of scotland is aboveo see some rain. that first weather front is just going to fade away. this is the main feature of the weather through the weekend. that rain pushing its way eastwards, starting drive for many places i think on saturday. but there will be a lot of cloud, a few spots of rain ahead of the main rain band that's bringing some wet weather over northern ireland, moving a little more quickly over the irish sea into western parts of england and wales and into western scotland later on in the day as well. but still ahead of that, we've got temperatures reaching 13 or 1a degrees. if it does brighten up a little bit, that band of rain moves eastwards overnight. we're all going to get some spells of rain for a while. it does clear away more readily from the northern half of the uk, but a different story further south where we could well hang on to some rain across parts of england and wales even into the afternoon. this rain pushing slowly south eastwards, eventually clearing wales more sunshine an

those temperatures not quite as high as today but 12 degrees in the central belt of scotland is aboventic to see some rain. first was a front will fade away. this is the main feature of the weather through the weekend. that ring pushing its way eastward. starting dry for many places on saturday but a lot of clouds. a few spots of rain for the main rain band bringing wet weather over northern ireland. maybe a little quickly of the irish sea and parts of western scotland in the day. still ahead of that we got temperatures reaching 13 or 14 degrees. if it does brighten up a little bit. that band of rain was eastward overnight that will all get spells of rain for a while. it doesn't clear away more readily for the northern half of the uk but a different story further south where we could well hang onto some rain across parts of england and wales even into the afternoon. this rain pushing slowly southeastward, eventually clearing wales. more sunshine and dry weatherfor england, scotland and also northern ireland barring the odd shower in the far northwest of scotland. still in quite mild a

those temperatures not quite as high as today, but 12 degrees in the central belt of scotland is abovee rain. that first weather front is just going to fade away. this is the main feature of the weather through the weekend. that rain pushing its way eastwards, starting drive for many places i think on saturday. but there will be a lot of cloud, a few spots of rain ahead of the main rain band that's bringing some wet weather over northern ireland, moving a little more quickly over the irish sea into western parts of england and wales and into western scotland later on in the day as well. but still ahead of that, we've got temperatures reaching 13 or 14 degrees. if it does brighten up a little bit. that band of rain moves eastwards overnight. we're all going to get some spells of rain for a while. it does clear away more readily from the northern half of the uk, but a different story further south where we could well hang on to some rain across parts of england and wales even into the afternoon. this rain pushing slowly south eastwards, eventually clearing wales more sunshine and dry wea

temperatures not quite as high but still on the mild side, 12 in the central belt of scotland and 14 ather front arrives, so turning wetter here, but ahead of that, the air is still quite mild for this time of the year.

of days, particularly for western, central, and southern scotland. we could see a good couple of inches of rain, even at lower levels towards the central belt, but overmount of rain in such a short space of time. but also, it's a wetter day for parts of northern england, for northern ireland, cloudier, as well. and further south, i think we'll have a bit more cloud than today, but it's still mild. the winds are picking up a notch, though, overnight, so i think slightly windier again tomorrow. still that risk of gales in the north. now, they may ease a little as we head into monday, but only temporarily. and then, by that stage, we've got that rain bumping into the colder air further north and we could have a spell of snow over the hills and then into the northern isles potentially on monday. but to the south, we've still got that westerly breeze, still the high pressure influencing our weather here, so keeping it largely dry, still quite a lot of cloud, though, because we're pulling in all that wind off the atlantic. so, moisture—laden. but the wettest weather by far will still be in the north, hence the risk of some flooding. to the north of that, w

of days, particularly for western, central and southern scotland. we could see a good couple of inches of rain, even at lower levels towards the central belt, but over time. but also, its a wetter day for parts of northern england, for northern ireland, cloudier, as well. and further south, i think we'll have a bit more cloud than today, but it's still mild. the winds are picking up a notch, though, overnight, so i think slightly windier again tomorrow. still that risk of gales in the north. now, they may ease a little as we head into monday, but only temporarily. and then, by that stage, we've got that rain bumping into the colder air further north and we could have a spell of snow over the hills and then into the northern isles potentially on monday. but to the south, we've still got that westerly breeze, still the high pressure influencing our weather here, so keeping it largely dry. still quite a lot of cloud, though, because we're pulling in all that wind off the atlantic. so, moisture—laden. but the wettest weather by far will still be in the north, hence the risk of some flooding. to the north of that, we've still got that cold air. but for m

of days, particularly for western, central, and southern scotland. we could see a good couple of inches of rain, even at lower levels towards the central belt, but overwe'll have a bit more cloud than today, but it's still mild. the winds are picking up a notch, though, overnight, so i think slightly windier again tomorrow. still that risk of gales in the north. now, they may ease a little as we head into monday, but only temporarily. and then by that stage we've got that rain bumping into the colder air further north and we could have a spell of snow over the hills and then into the northern isles potentially on monday. but to the south, we've still got that westerly breeze, still the high pressure influencing our weather here so keeping it largely dry, still quite a lot of cloud, though, because we're pulling in all that wind off the atlantic. so, moisture laden. but the wettest weather by far will still be in the north, hence the risk of some flooding. to the north of that, we've still got that cold air. but for most parts of the uk, once again, the start of the week very mild. fog around the coasts and over the hills, which is very typical with t

of days, particularly for western, central, and southern scotland. we could see a good couple of inches of rain, even at lower levels towards the central belt, but overhe colder air further north and we could have a spell of snow over the hills and then into the northern isles potentially on monday. but to the south, we've still got that westerly breeze, still the high pressure influencing our weather here so keeping it largely dry, still quite a lot of cloud, though, because we're pulling in all that wind off the atlantic. so, moisture laden. but the wettest weather by far will still be in the north, hence the risk of some flooding. to the north of that, we've still got that cold air. but for most parts of the uk, once again, the start of the week very mild. fog around the coasts and over the hills, which is very typical with this sort of wind direction. now, by tuesday, ourweatherfront does start to push a little bit further southwards. and behind it, there's some colder air. but that cold, warm air battle is going to take place across the uk, we think, during the week and eventually it looks like it'll get colder towards next weekend, but that's a

wet and windy across northern parts of scotland , northern parts of scotland, should up through the day should dry up through the day across belt. across the centralwers during morning, but during tomorrow morning, but elsewhere, say many places having a bright, fine saturday andifs having a bright, fine saturday and it's steadily turning milder, although still feeling cold far north, looks cold in the far north, looks like things are heating up . like things are heating up. >> boxt boilers spot hours of weather on .

belt of cloud stretching across the atlantic. we are going to see quite a bit of rain, hence the warnings out across western and central and southern parts of scotlandns. concern for flooding here. rain to the east of the grampians into parts of northern ireland and england. further south we have quite a bit of cloud. a gusty wind compared with yesterday. that means we have drizzle over the hills and the posts and a few breaks in the cloud. 1a, possibly 15 in the cloud breaks. still windy with gales across the shetlands. rumbles of thunder. 0vernight the rain pushes further north. it could turn to snow as it engages with the colder air. there could be flash flooding as the result of that much rain. 0vernight elsewhere it stays mild and misty. it could be done and you see over the hills and the posts in many western and northern areas. a bit more brightness punching through the clouds tomorrow. again, a predominantly dry but cloudy picture with drizzle and mist around the coast and hills. the rain keeps falling across scotland in the hills in the north there is no. still on a predominantly dry but cloudy picture with drizzle and mist around the coast

at the moment, this conveyor belt of cloud running into scotland is going to give a lot more rain before is finished. throughout this evening quite wet across western, centralotland, pushing a bit further northwards as we go through the night and as it engages in the cold air in the far north of scotland some mountain snow. we could have had as much as 170 millimetres of rainfall during this rainfall event and increases the risk of flooding. while the further south, 8—10 c, still the cold air with us in the northern isles so some frost and ice and a bit wintry. but again, that rain is still with us throughout monday. very misty and murky around the coasts and hills in western areas elsewhere, but it might be that there will be a few brighter spells breaking through because again it is a strong and gusty wind blowing for the most part during the day on monday. temperatures, though, still on the low side across the northern isles whilst elsewhere it is mild. temperatures well above the average for this time of year, 5—8 c. monday evening and overnight at the weather front may push further southwards allowing that colder air and the risk of frost with some mic

scotland, northeast england. this should be falling as rain. but across the grampians and the highlands, we're likely to see some accumulations of snow, even to low levels from the central belt it will turn back to rain. some early wintriness too perhaps across northern ireland. once more, quite a wide range of temperatures — between 4 and 13 degrees celsius as we go through the afternoon, and still maybe a bit of wintriness, particularly across caithness and sutherland and across shetland as we head through saturday. now, there will be a lot of dry weather on saturday, but low pressure is close by and there will be some showers, maybe some heavier rainfall across the far south—east of england a little later on through the day. but coming back up into that milderfeeling air, so most of our temperatures will be between 6 and 11 degrees celsius. still double figures in the south. watch out for some heavy rain again across northeastern areas of scotland as we head through sunday. but it will be falling as rain. the air now a lot milder, some scattered showers elsewhere, along with some spells of brightness. and by the time we get to the end of the weekend, those winds, brisk in