it will be turning milderfrom the central england.ing here. bringing light, drizzly rain over hills and coasts around northern and western areas. further south and east, a better chance of staying dry, more in the way of sunshine. temperatures five or 8 degrees. colder than it was as we saw out 2016. looking through into the middle part of the week, things are staying fairly cold, mostly dry. there will be some sunshine on offer, with temperatures between 3 and 9 degrees. colder than it has been coming you can find more details on the weather for the week ahead by having to the website. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at five: police in istanbul hunt for a gunman who opened fire at a well—known nightclub, killing at least 39 people. this is the scene live outside the club. police say the attacker left his gun before fleeing the scene. mourners lay flowers free 12—year—old girl who was killed by a hit—and—run driver in 0ldham. her 11—year—old cousin remains seriously injured in hospital. they were holding hands toge

for most places it will be mild but the central england, it will be chilly. but milder further north and west you go across the uk. this is a pattern we will become accustomed to over the next few days. more northern and western pa rt few days. more northern and western part of the uk will be cloudy but will be mild with temperatures getting up towards double figures. pretty good for the time of year. further south and east, it will be colder. best of the sunshine across east anglia and the south—east as we go through the early part of the week. it is under the clear skies where we are likely to see some frost and sharp frost potentially across the far south—east. seems like this. it says nothing compared with conditions elsewhere across continental europe. another surge of gold are working across the south—west. all the way down towards iberia. so back in the uk living a relatively charmed life. all the latest on the forecast where you are 01’ latest on the forecast where you are orfurther latest on the forecast where you are or further afield can be latest

particularly in east anglia and south—east england, maybe the midlands and central southern england alsoe will come out. similar in scotland. again extensive cloud and a brisk southerly wind to start the day. through the rest of the day, the fog will clear as a layer of low cloud works in from the near continent which could have a few spots of drizzle and snow grains falling. a little bit wintry for some of us. decent sunshine. cloudy weather for northern ireland and scotland were the milder continues to flow in. changes in the weather on thursday. high pressure moving in and the isobars pinching together across the uk. quitea isobars pinching together across the uk. quite a brisk wind from the south, south east on thursday, dragging in cold continental air. brighter spells developing as the day goes by. the wind is what you will notice, it will make it feel quite chilly. for some of us, potentially feeling a little bit below freezing. changing towards the end of the week and we can. turning milder. in london, we should be up to 10 degrees by saturday. that is your weather. the headlines

the worst of the fog is in central and southern england. maybe eastern areas of wales.unshine across england and wales. further north and west, cloudy for scotland and northern ireland. atlantic winds bring in milderair. changes northern ireland. atlantic winds bring in milder air. changes towards the middle part of the week as the isobars tend to crunch together, indicating a windier spell of weather. brisk southerly winds will eventually clear all of the fog away. quite windy at times but southerly winds will also bring relatively mild air. for most of us, looking at temperatures in double figures. you can fine out more on the bbc weather website. this is bbc news — and these are the headlines. an investigation uncovers a catalogue of failures that contributed to the death of dean saunders — who should have been in hospital not prison. number 10 confirms theresa may was briefed on last summer's trident submarine tests — but it is refusing to comment on reports that a missile mis—fired. in her first regional cabinet meeting the prime minister is announcing the governme

the south—west of england, parts of central, northern england. is cloud pushing northwards overnight into northern ireland, central, southern scotland. there will be rain in it too and winteriness for sunday morning. showers in the south—west corner. it's another cold night. watch out forice. it's another cold night. watch out for ice. frosts central, southern and eastern areas. here we see the best of the sunshine through sunday. there will be some sunshine further north too, but also patchy cloud around. one ortwo north too, but also patchy cloud around. one or two showers could still be wintry over higher ground and another cold day to come, temperatures in low to mid—single figures. little change into monday and tuesday. much the same, largely settled weather because of high pressure. it will remain cold. what we will have subtle changes, fog. monday morning, tuesday morning, could be dense in places across england and wales. keep tuned to the weather forecast. good afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3.30pm: the first full day in of

temperatures as low as —5 in the countryside through central england first thing.ht rain and drizzle in northern and western areas. southern and eastern parts of the country pending the state right. —— tending to stay dry with a bit of drizzle. relatively settled on into the middle part of the week. wednesday into thursday, temperatures colder than they have been, but it is day in reasonably dry with some winter sunshine. police in turkey widen their search for a gunman who opened fire at an istanbul nightclub, killing at least 39 people. caught on camera — cctv footage of the moment the gunman launched his attack on partygoers celebrating the new year. moments earlier revellers were welcoming in 2017, before the celebrations turned to mayhem. 15 foreign nationals are among the dead. also tonight... the queen misses the new year's day church service at sandringham because of a lingering heavy cold she caught before christmas. a 12—year—old girl is killed and her 11—year—old cousin seriously injured in a hit—and run. tonight, five men have been arrested. and a spect

the worst of it this morning is moving further to central and northern new england. e blue is snow. the pink is either sleet or freezing rain. this is a messy storm this morning through central new england and areas through pennsylvania, through southern maine and also through new hampshire. the green and the yellows are all rain. so from boston to the cape, just a big windy, rainy storm. the winds are coming down a little bit on long island after being up there near 40 and 50. 47 in boston. so they are still howling out here on the cape. we have some reports of downed trees and minor power outages. so the winds come down during the day, that's less of a problem. where the hef jeaviest snow continues is near binghamton, syracuse, new york, utica. if you're heading north from albany, new york, to glenn falls, that's the heaviest snow. the reddish snow is an additional eight inches to what you have already received. you can see the mountains here up through areas of northern new england. i also mentioned another storm we'll be dealing with out in the central plains, too

particularly through central and southern parts of england.t let's look around the country. if you are heading back to work tuesday this is 8.00. more cloud. elsewhere across northern ireland and northern england mostly dry, just a little drizzle over the hills. further south and east you have clearer skies holding on so a cold frosty start here. the odd misty patch around first thing in the morning. asimilar around first thing in the morning. a similar picture to the south—east too. after that fairly chilly start too. after that fairly chilly start to tuesday things will turn milder from the north—west. you can see cloud amounts building here through the day. some rain across northern scotla nd the day. some rain across northern scotland and also windy here epping up scotland and also windy here epping up to the shetland isles. further south more sunshine, lighter winds too. a reasonably pleasant enough day. temperatures five or six towards the south but a milder seven 01’ towards the south but a milder seven or eight where you have that clou

england and wales. rain easing off in western areas for a time before more rain works its way into the north west of scotland. damp conditions across the midlands, centralnd southern england. up to 10 degrees across western areas. relatively chilly across east anglia and rain are rising across the south—east by tuesday. this is bbc news — the headlines: the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says the government risks a future trade war with europe following comments by the chancellor which implied the uk could use its corporate tax rates to stimulate investment after brexit. the royal college of surgeons says hospitals around the uk are reporting sharp increases in the number of cancer operations being postponed, because of a shortage of beds. the combination of increased admissions through accident and emergency combined with difficulties in getting patients home because of lack of support and social care in the community means that hospitals are just too full. a major international conference to try to kick—start peace talks between israel and the palestinians is under way in paris — delegates are expected to reaffirm support for a two—state solution to th

england. further west, it's a different story. across the midlands, east wales and centrales overnight could plummet as low as minus six celsius in the cold est as low as minus six celsius in the coldest spots as low as minus six celsius in the cold est spots of as low as minus six celsius in the coldest spots of england. it will be a cold start of the day, but fog is the other thing to watch out for, once again causing problems with visibility. and that fog bank could be really slow to clear, lingering well into the afternoon. we are talking about freezing fog, which does tend to stick around longer. across the south—west of england, some areas will avoid the fog and get brighter skies. it is a similar picture in wales. the best chance of brightness is in the west. eastern areas will have the foggy weather to start with. a lot of cloud in scotla nd start with. a lot of cloud in scotland to start the day, but it is a mild start to the day, with south—westerly winds bringing in the atla ntic south—westerly winds bringing in the atlantic air. for the rest of tuesday, some of

fog could be a real player in the heart of england down through central and southern parts as well.e, some of that could be dense. just the first signs on tuesday of the wind freshening. maybe a frontal system bringing cloud rain to western parts. hello. i'm kasia madera, with a bbc news special programme on donald trump's first hours as 45th president of the united states. president trump signed his first executive order in the oval 0ffice after taking oath earlier in the day. to protect the constitution of the united states, so help me god. to protect the constitution of the united states, so help me god. congratulations, mr president. tens of thousands gather to watch as mr trump vows to give power to them — to the people. a new vision will govern our

cloudy start elsewhere, wet weather through central parts of england and wales, drierfurther north and western areas, nudging double figures, central parts will be chilly, four orfive for figures, central parts will be chilly, four or five for east anglia and the far south—east. over the next few days, the general pattern, most next few days, the general pattern, m ost pla ces next few days, the general pattern, most places mild, away from south—eastern parts of the uk, where it will be a good deal chillier. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says the government risks a future trade war with europe, following comments by the chancellor which implied the uk could use its corporate tax rates to stimulate investment after brexit. the royal college of surgeons says hospitals around the uk

we think most of the fog will be across central and southern england and wales, most clearing, not allf england and wales through the afternoon we will see sunshine, temperatures not spectacularly high but with light winds it shouldn't feel too bad out of those persistent foggy areas. further north, temperatures higher, especially into scotla nd temperatures higher, especially into scotland and northern ireland, double figures in some places, more cloud around and some patchy rain especially over western hills although no great amount, 10 degrees in belfast. fast forward to wednesday, the wind is picking up even more in northern and western areas, still a lot of cloud although the rain fronts kept it at bay, could be a foggy start across eastern counties of england although most of the folk should lift, it shouldn't be too much of an issue and an edge to the wind, a sign of things to come. as we head into thursday, we will start to tap into a reservoir of really chilly air, much of europe still freezing cold, and that really cold air will get dragged up across the uk on thursday ona dr

cloud across the south—west of england migrating further eastwards across southern counties, as well, could see showers here towards the evening. clear skies through the central, temperatures will befalling away here. to the north, northern england quite damp here with spots of light rain and drizzle and wintriness over the higher grounds. skies clouding up the higher grounds. skies clouding up through the afternoon over northern ireland but a lovely end to the day for much of scotland with lovely evening sunshine. in to the overnight period we see that cloud migrating northwards across western areas, some spots of rain likely and wintriness over the higher ground. don't be surprised to see a dusting of snow in one or two places for sunday morning. more cloud around but some areas that will catch a frost, it's going to be cold with mist and fog. for sunday some areas starting off cold and frosty with sunshine. other areas cloudy with showers around. again could be wintriness over the higher ground across the north and the west. temperatures, another cold day on the cards. could make eight or nine across the south—west and central and southern areas probably s

england declared a major alert in the first week of the year. tristram hunt resigns as a labour mp — triggering a by—election in stoke on trent central. ish tennis number one johanna konta cruises to victory in herfinal warm up tournament before the australian open. good afternoon. severe flood warnings are in place along much of england's east coast, with thousands of homes at risk, as snow and strong winds continue to hit much of the uk. the risk of high tides has led the environment agency to issue severe flood warnings — meaning danger to life. this is the environment agency map and as you can see, there are dozens of locations along the east coast at risk. evacuations are under way injaywick in essex, and here in great yarmouth. 17 severe flood warnings across england and wales and 18 flood warnings —— 86 flood warnings where immediate action is required. there are also 56 alerts where flooding as possible and individuals should be prepared for rising water levels. my colleague ben brown is in great yarmouth. jane, good afternoon. it is filthy weather here. very windy, very rainy as well. 5000 homes in great yarmouth are being eva

the north together with a few showers, but ahead of it icy conditions especially across central and southern englandhere could be a frost, temperatures down to —5 although they should be lifting overnight in northern ireland and scotland and will be milder. more clouds and showers and longest bales of rain across the north of scotland, a few showers feeding into england and wales, the best of sunshine after that frosty start across the southern counties, a chilly day although the temperatures could rise as high as seven 01’ temperatures could rise as high as seven or eight celsius in the north. hello. this is bbc news with reeta chakra barti. the headlines at 12:30. greater manchester police say a second victim of a hit and run an old has died, helina kotlarova has died after being struck on new year's eve, her 11—year—old cousin zeneta was in critical condition and has now died, five men have been arrested. rail passengers are facing higher fares across the uk as average price increases of 2.3% are introduced on the first weekday of the new year. around the rail network a lot is happening, billions

northern ireland, and central england, there is some doubt as to which product will actually get thisre apparent as we push into the afternoon. for many, it will be cloudier and wetter weather has been for some time. that he will continue until the beginning next week. this is bbc news. the theresa may and donald trump have stressed the deep bond between the uk and us after discussing trade, security and the special relationship at their first face—to—face meeting. we pledge our lasting support to this most special relationship. a free and independent britain is a blessing to the world and our relationship has never been stronger. i'm convinced a trade deal is in the interests of both countries and will cement the special relationship between us. a haulage boss and a mechanic have been jailed for a total of 12 years after a tipper—truck crash that killed four people — including a four—year old girl. britain's biggest supermarket tesco is to buy the leading wholesaler booker, for £3.7 billion. more now on our top story — and theresa may has become the first foreign leader to hold talks

as the day progresses, it mayjust come into play a little bit further into central parts of england. may find the higher ground may have some snow. that will not be an issue for the fourth round of the scottish cup. some cloud further south into england for the premier league. and then it is something of a hit and miss with regards to the night—time frost, taking you from saturday into sunday. the north of scotland should see some frost. so should the southern counties of england. here we are into sunday. watch out for the odd patch of fog around. as i said, something of a patchwork. we have an area of cloud producing showers outbursts of rain here. may be a patch of ice. summer showers in the eastern shores. temperatures, again, not overly spectacular for this time of year. the start of next week, keeping a close eye on developments. fog could become a real player in the heart of england down through central and southern parts as well. if you are on the move first thing, and indeed for much of the morning, some of that could be dense. just the first signs on tuesday of the wind fres

once again, across a swathe of central and eastern england, cold with temperatures plummeting 10—3, minus also central and southern england disrupted by freezing fog. it will clear as thick cloud comes from the continent bringing drizzle and perhaps snow falling from the cloud. do not be surprised if you see winter wheat showers. northern ireland and scotland with the mild areas, quite cloudy with rain in the north—west. further changes on thursday. the isobars squeezing together across the uk. brisk south — south—easterly wind. quite a lot of cloud. it will break up to allow brighter spells. the wind is what you will notice on thursday. it will make it feel particularly cold. 5 degrees on the thermometer in london, but it will feel more like one. some places will feel more like below freezing. things will change by the end of the week. milder air pushes him. temperatures gradually rising. in london by saturday, up to 10 degrees. that is the latest weather. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown, live in westminster. the headlines at 2. the government loses its appeal to the supreme court. eight

we like to see temperatures in the mid 30s in central new england. speak of warmth, not bad in florida. temperatures in the 80s and soaring to 67 in atlanta. of course, the inauguration forecast coming up. this is an iffy one, guys. rain in the forecast. >> hopefully we can turn that around to make the festivities a little bit smoother without the rain. >>> just ahead, president-elect trump is facing a new discrimination lawsuit filed days before he takes office. >>> and betty white reveals the secret to a long and happy life. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had ang

and as the day progresses, it mayjust come into play a little bit further into central parts of englandodd spot of rain, and over higher ground maybe a fleck of snow. that will not be an issue for the fourth round of the scottish cup. some cloud further south into england for the premier league. and then it's something of a hit and miss with regard to the night—time frost that take you out of saturday into sunday. the north of scotland should see some frost. so should the southern counties of england. here we are into sunday. just watch out for the odd patch of fog around. as i said, it's something of a patchwork. we have an area of cloud producing showers outbursts of rain here. may be a patch of ice or two here. summer showers in the eastern shores. showers in the eastern shores. temperatures, again, not overly spectacular for this time of year. the start of next week, just keeping a very close on developments, because fog could become a real player in the heart of england down through central and southern parts as well. if you are on the move first thing, and indeed for much of the m

and, as the day progresses, some of it mayjust come into play a little bit further into central parts of englandd the odd spot of rain, and over higher ground maybe a fleck of snow. but that won't be an issue for the fourth round of the scottish cup. bright skies there. some cloud further south into england for the premier league. and then it's something of a hit and miss with regard to the night—time frost that takes you out of saturday into sunday. the north of scotland should see some frost. so too the southern counties of england. here we are into sunday. just watch out for the odd patch of fog around. as i say, it's something of a patchwork. we've got an area of cloud producing a showery outburst of rain here. may be a patch of ice or two here. showers in the eastern shores. temperatures, again, not overly spectacular for this time of year. the start of next week, just keeping a very close eye on developments, because fog could become a real player in the heart of england down through central and southern parts as well. if you are on the move first thing, and indeed for much of the morning,

and, as the day progresses, some of it mayjust come into play a little bit further into central parts of englandf you're underneath that, you may well find the odd spot of rain, and over higher ground maybe a fleck of snow. but that won't be an issue for the fourth round of the scottish cup. bright skies there. some cloud further south into england for the premier league. and then it's something of a hit and miss with regard to the night—time frost that takes you out of saturday into sunday. the north of scotland should see some frost. so too the southern counties of england. here we are into sunday. just watch out for the odd patch of fog around. as i say, it's something of a patchwork. we've got an area of cloud producing a showery outburst of rain here. may be a patch of ice or two here. showers in the eastern shores. temperatures, again, not overly spectacular for this time of year. the start of next week, just keeping a very close eye on developments, because fog could become a real player in the heart of england down through central and southern parts as well. if you are on the move first

cloudy start elsewhere, wet weather through central parts of england and wales, drierfurther north and west, a bit of brightness gci’oss north and west, a bit of brightness across parts of scotland and northern ireland. mild for many of the western areas, nudging double figures, central parts will be chilly, four orfive for figures, central parts will be chilly, four or five for east anglia and the far south—east. over the next few days, the general pattern, most next few days, the general pattern, m ost pla ces next few days, the general pattern, most places mild, away from south—eastern parts of the uk, where it will be a good deal chillier. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says the government risks a future trade war with europe, following comments by the chancellor which implied the uk could use its corporate tax rates to stimulate investment after brexit. the royal college of surgeons says hospitals around the uk are reporting sharp increases in the number of cancer operations being postponed, because of a shortage of beds. the combination

does happen it will be particularly chilly, in fact not much above freezing across central and eastern parts of englandmost of us, yeah, a five, six, possibly 7 degrees, with light winds and wintry sunshine. it should feel quite nice. then the fog reforms again and by tuesday could be a problem once more, especially across some central and north—eastern parts of england perhaps. different story across scotland and northern ireland. some patchy rain pushing in from the west here, crossing the irish sea. introducing some milder south—westerly winds, so relatively mild — nine or ten degrees here and in western fringes of england and wales. further south and east, though, despite some brightness it is going to be chilly. we end the week with the fog clearing as the breeze picks up. it will be a cold wind for a time before it turns milder for all come the weekend. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11pm: demands for the prime minister to make a commons statement tomorrow about problems with a test of the trident missile system, and what she knew when. i have absolute faith in our triden

central parts of wales. the south of northern ireland will get a fair bit of rain. the north—east of england around only 4 degrees. we have the remnants of the cold air sitting. this weather fronts never makes it to the north, it turns frosty, whereas in the south it stays damp if not wet. the week ahead will be a mixed bag, we will get rain and clear blue skies as well. however monday, cars look grey and gloomy. look at all of that rain across the uk and dampness and bits and pieces of rain certainly goes downhill. eventually that milderair goes downhill. eventually that milder air marches into scotland. eight in glasgow, 12 to plymouth. come tuesday, it could be heavy rain across some of these western areas of the uk and it should be just about dry most of the day, double figures even as far north as northern parts of the uk. and then wednesday morning could be some rain in the east but wednesday, at least from lunchtime onwards, probably the best day of the week across the uk, with some sunny spells on the way. hello this is bbc news, the headlines at 533. dresden tram's decision to order

england. cold but bright. the weather front continues to move across central portions of wales and england, where the thickestzzle. temperatures about 6—9 celsius as we push in the northern parts. in scotland the cloud produces a few spots of rain. this is the picture through the rest of the day. a cloudy day weatherwise for most of the uk, but again some faring better for sunshine than others. southern counties keep the sunshine. breaks in the cloud across scotland. the best for eastern areas. generally the cloud a little bit higher in the sky across the northern half, compared to yesterday, so at least it will look brighter underneath the cloudy skies. that's thursday. through the night we've got this cloud through thursday night. again there could be a few mist and fog patches forming, a bit of drizzle through the night. with the clearest skies across southern england and wales we will have pockets of frost. maybe a bit of frost through northern ireland, but where it stays cloudy about 5—7 degrees. on friday the high pressure is still with us and so is the cloud for a good part of the country. again, some

england. cold, but bright. a weather front continues to dangle across central portions of wales and england, where the thickest. but temperatures about 6—9 celsius as we push into northern parts. in scotland, the cloud thick enough for a few spots of rain. this is the picture through the rest of the day. a cloudy day weatherwise for most of the uk, but again some faring better for sunshine than others. southern counties of england will keep the sunshine. breaks in the cloud across scotland. the best in eastern areas. generally the cloud is a little bit higher in the sky across the northern half, compared to yesterday, so at least it will look brighter underneath those cloudy skies. that's thursday's picture. through the night we're stuck with this cloud through thursday night. again there could be a few mist and fog patches forming, a bit of drizzle through the night. with those clearer skies across southern england and wales we will have pockets of frost. maybe a bit of frost for northern ireland and eastern areas of scotland, but where it stays cloudy temperatures about 5—7 degrees overnight. into friday and

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with the ice risk, also the risk of fog, particularly across south—east england and east anglia, maybe part of the midlands and centralof cloud will come in from the continent, could be a few spots of drizzle, that will shift the brightest weather into wales, south—west england, still cloudy and mild. hello. the headlines at 3.30pm: the uk supreme court has ruled by a majority of eight to three that parliament must give its consent before the government can trigger article 50 — the start of the formal process to exit the european union. today by a majority of 8—3, the supreme court rules that the government cannot trigger article 50 without an act of parliament authorising it do so. the brexit secretary, david davis, has told mps that a bill to enable the brexit process to start will be brought before parliament within days. ministers still want to trigger article 50 by the end of march. we will within days introduce legislation to give the government the legal power to trigger article 50 and begin the formal process of withdrawal. us president donald trump has urged the leaders of some of the country's biggest car co

further west and we thicken up the cloud and we're into some rain for the midlands, central, southern parts of england still and it should be largely dry in cornwall if fairly cloudy, but mild. a similar story across the western side of wales. a lot of cloud, some of that's quite low and it is dry and mild as well. into northern ireland and again, a lot of dry weather to be had through the morning. it is rather cloudy, nine or 10 degrees, but not so bad to start the day and the western side of scotland also seeing a lot of cloud. not much rain to speak of, though. there is some to be had, though, across the eastern side just towards the far north—east. as we head back down into northern england, a lot of cloud here, low cloud, fog on the hills and some rain to be had. butjust to the east of that rain in the hull area it could well be on the chilly side, three or four degrees to start the day. a band of rain doesn't really move too far too quickly. it tends to become lighter and more patchy as we get on into the afternoon. as another area of rain creeping its way into the western side of scotland. ther

further west and we thicken up the cloud and we're into some rain for the midlands, central, southern parts of englandornwall if fairly cloudy, but mild. a similar story across the western side of wales. a lot of cloud, some of that's quite low and it is dry and mild as well. into northern ireland and again, a lot of dry weather to be had through the morning. it is rather cloudy, nine or 10 degrees, but not so bad to start the day and the western side of scotland also seeing a lot of cloud. not much rain to speak of, though. there is some to be had, though, across the eastern side just towards the far north—east. as we head back down into northern england, a lot of cloud here, low cloud, fog on the hills and some rain to be had. butjust to the east of that rain in the hull area it could well be on the chilly side, three or four degrees to start the day. a band of rain doesn't really move too far too quickly. it tends to become lighter and more patchy as we get on into the afternoon. as another area of rain creeping its way into the western side of scotland. there will be a range of temperatures throug

we have already seen a lot of pressure, for instance, from theresa may on the central bank of englande also seen donald trump critique to federal reserve. the ecb also coming under a lot of criticism from the germans. all of that, from now on, is going to work to the advantage of gold. gold is going to reflect its increasing political -- politicization and it will help to support the price. stand high onl u.s. interest rates. that's what held it back on the fourth quarter. the expectation of more rate hikes. >> correct. so long as it's a gradual drift up in yields rather than a sharp spike, then yes, gold should be able to make progress in that sort of environment. vonnie: even if we get a new fed chair? even if we get a new fed chair, more reason to buy gold. if we get a new fed chair it's probably a symptom of the increasing politicization of the federal reserve, meaning that the goto asset class will be gold because investors simply won't trust the u.s. dollar if it is being more more closely politicized. mark: chris cycled into town and he told me they only do that when there's a

england and wales. sunday looks wet across the southern half of the uk. at the moment, it looks like wales, centraldonald trump says he believes that torture can work to get information out of terrorism suspects, we'll be asking what impact his words will have across the world. we'll be speaking exclusively to raffaele sollecito, who, together with amanda knox, was wrongly imprisoned for the murder of british student meredith kercher. and, the last survivor of the dambusters raid on germany in 1943 has never received a knighthood. tv presenter and raf ambassador carol vorderman is leading a petition to try to change that. we'll be talking to her. about british veteran johnny johnson. hello. welcome to the programme, we're live until 11am this morning.

the area of rain is lingering across the central parts of england and wales.fully you will see some sunshine but don't on it. chilly in east anglia and the south east, but my other the rest of us. subtle changes from day to day, but hopefully as we go through this week there will be a lot of dry weather. all the latest can be found on the website and i'll be back in half an hour.

england later in the day. a few spots really working in across central and eastern england. that will see sunshine is northern ireland. here temperatures reaching around 10. overnight we are going to see another pulse of rain working northwards and eastwards across england and wales. this area of rain will become slow—moving across eastern counties. it will be a wet night here. there is a risk of fog patches for northern ireland and scotland, where we could see a few patches of frost developing. otherwise a relatively mild night. into wednesday, we are looking at a wet start to the day with this slow—moving band of rain gradually edging eastwards through the day. then a brighter spell of weather comes in as we go towards the afternoon. many of us will see at least a wit bit of sunshine ahead of the next sun shine to bring rain to ireland and western parts of wales. into thursday's pressure chart you can see a vigorous area of low pressure lining up and getting close to ireland. this could become a named storm by the irish met department. but for the uk it is going to be a we

england and wales. rain easing off in western areas for a time before more rain works its way into the north west of scotland. damp conditions across the midlands, central

central and eastern scotland. that is how it is for much of england and wales, a bit misty.t. —— hill fog. away from it, however, plenty of dry weather around ina however, plenty of dry weather around in a few spots of drizzles around in a few spots of drizzles around western coast than hills. a bit more sunshine developing in the north of england, the best of sunshine central and eastern scotla nd sunshine central and eastern scotland after a chilly start otherwise mild out there. computers may reach double figures. again, frost is not a concern through saturday night because we will have cloudy skies with cloud moving in across scotland. we will find low cloud as well. drizzle around western hills and coast and temperatures above freezing. again a fairly quiet day. a lot of cloud around again and it will begin misty, brighten up a touch but there will not be a lot of sunshine around again, maybe persistent rain coming into the north—west later on in the day. but reasonable temperatures. that's a richer in glasgow with nine degrees, the same as the temperature in london. mi

so newquay, maybe five degrees, but the central and southern england all the way up to yorkshire, parts in parts of scotland. possibly icy patches, mist and fog as well, but nothing too major. and the western isles also frost—free. four degrees expected. now, the temperature will rise to around four, five, six, seven degrees during the day. that will be the peak. after that frosty start in the south, most of the time it will not be that high. temperatures will only be around two or three. so that is very much the peak in the temperature. it will feel a lot colder than that. mild across the west with a bit more cloud and spots of light rain and drizzle coming and going. now, this is the big problem, then. sunday night into monday, watch how that fog forms. it will be extensive across many areas of england, into wales as well. with that freezing fog in places too, so quite dangerous on the roads. that fog in some rural areas could persist all through the day, maybe notjust rural areas, towns and cities as well. that's all through monday and into tuesday. and tuesday morning in some areas

in newquay, maybe five degrees but the central and southern england all the way up to yorkshire and partscotland. possibly icy patches and mist and fog but nothing too major. frost free in the western isles. the temperature will rise to around four, five, six, seven degrees during the day but that will be the peak. after that frosty start in the south, most of the time it will not be that high and temperatures will only be about two or three. that is very much the peak of the temperature and it will feel a lot colder than that. mild across the west with a bit more cloud and spots of light rain and drizzle coming and going. this is the problem. sunday night into monday. watch how the fog forms. it will be extensive across many areas of england and into wales. freezing fog in places as well, so quite dangerous on the roads. factor that into travel plans. the fog in some rural areas could persist through the day. maybe notjust in the country, towns and cities as well. that's all through monday and into tuesday and on tuesday morning the fog may be even thicker in some areas, so nasty conditi

ahead of it, icy patches particularly across central and southern england where they will be white frost scotland and northern ireland, here, more cloud coming in from the breeze. wetter across the north of scotland through the day. a fish i was blown over the irish sea into the west, you will see more cloud instead of the crisp blue skies of today, it will feel cold in southern counties after that frost but temperatures higher in scotland and northern ireland than at the moment. high—pressure is shaping our weather. in wednesday the centre of a high is towards the west of the uk. crucial because they is some very cold air not far away. mostly through the north sea, cold of the coastal areas, many places will be dry on wednesday, not frosty because of cloud that the cloud should break across eastern areas later, temperatures between five and 9 degrees. if we continue to break up cloud this could be seen on thursday morning, a frosty start with icy the centre of the high bringing sunshine for central and eastern areas, and sighed, atlantic influence, stronger winds, more clouds, and those

central parts of wales, across the hills. and the south of northern ireland will get a bit of rain. and the north—east of england northern areas. this weather front never makes it across the north, it turns frosty tomorrow night whereas in the south it stays dampest not wet. the week ahead will be a mixed bag, we will get rain and clear blue skies. however, monday, two look grey and gloomy, look at all of fat greyness across the uk. dampness and bits on pieces of rain and it goes downhill across the north. and eventually that milder air marches into scotland, eight in glasgow, 12 in plymouth by the time we get to monday afternoon. come tuesday could be heavy rain across some of these western areas of the uk, it should be just about tribe at double figures even as far north as northern parts of the uk, stornaway in11 northern parts of the uk, stornaway in 11 degrees, glasgow around ten, wednesday morning, wednesday at least from lunchtime onwards can probably the best day of the week across the uk with some sunny spells on the way. this is bbc news. the headlines: lawyers challenge donald trump's order restrictin

sunshine for much of scotland and northern england lasting for quite a part of the day but northern ireland and wales, centraling in. mild temperatures into double figures, particularly towards the south—west but breezy at times as well. the far south—east and east anglia are likely to stay dry into the middle part of the afternoon but the rain pours in across the midlands towards northern ireland. sunshine for northumberland and much of scotland with a chance of wintry showers continuing up towards the northern isles. a lot going on in sunday. eventually that rain will move towards the east as we head into monday. we are left with a lot of cloud, low cloud, mist, fog and some freezing fog. still cold conditions across many northern and north—eastern parts of the country, whereas towards the south—west we have milder air heading in. a murky day on monday. a lot of cloud, freezing fog or fog patches. later in the day we will see further outbreaks of patchy rain heading their way slowly eastwards mainly affecting the western part of the country. further east you will stay dry but also colder. six degrees in abe

becoming dry across scotland, england and northern ireland for a time before rain returns back into the northwest. the rain reluctant to clear away from the midlands and central will be damp in this area. in south—east england, the cold air is never far away. across wales and western england, temperatures should be nine or ten, is similarto temperatures should be nine or ten, is similar to the values we have today. northern ireland, 10 degrees in belfast and western scotland, 10 degrees as well. but here we will see afternoon rain moving back in. as we go on to tuesday, and the middle part of the week, we will reorientate high—pressure and it should draw in some slightly colder airto should draw in some slightly colder air to south—east england. we will see a return of frost, but sunshine. for most of the uk we are stuck with this milder and atlantic and with that, expect a lot of cloud to the first half of the week at least. it will be damp at times, temperatures continue to run in double figures for many western areas. prospect of something a little bit sunnier coming into south—east england, but along with that we will see some frost on tuesday night. find

does happen it will be particularly chilly, in fact not much above freezing across central and eastern parts of englandly 7 degrees, with light winds and wintry sunshine. it should feel quite nice. then the fog reforms again and by tuesday could be a problem once more, especially across some central and north—eastern parts of england perhaps. different story across scotland and northern ireland. some patchy rain pushing in from the west here, crossing the irish sea. introducing some milder south—westerly winds, so relatively mild — nine or ten degrees here and in western fringes of england and wales. further south and east, though, despite some brightness it is going to be chilly. we end the week with the fog clearing as the breeze picks up. it will be a cold wind for a time before it turns milder for all come the weekend. everything is a bit late in tonight, so we everything is a bit late in tonight, so we will see how we can do! we will be taking a look at tomorrow's papers shortly, hopefully.