quite a stormy start in the south wales, south west england, along the south coast through the channel islandsge waves crashing about. so that's likely to cause some disruption here. along with it, there'll be some showery rain, but a quieter story further north, quite a bit of cloud around. cooler winds coming in off the north sea so a little bit fresher here, certainly along north sea coast, but a cooler day generally. this weekend high pressure starts to build in, it settles things down but it will also turn cooler as our air source will be coming in from a north northeast direction. that area of low pressure takes its time to pull away. eventually it does take in the weather fronts with it on saturday. by sunday, this area of high pressure will be building in across the country, so a better chance of staying dry, i think for many. but rather cloudy day for saturday, weather front draped across northern ireland, wales, the midlands, southern england could bring further outbreaks of rain, a little bit of drizzle also moving in off the north sea across eastern england. and a cooler day to com

sunshine between the downpours and then some heavier rain again starting to push up from the channel islands quite gusty conditions for many. again, mild double digit temperatures for most of us looking through friday and into the weekend, well, it will turn a little bit chillier across the north of the uk, staying milder further south and there is more rain on the way. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is 0utside source. the climate time—bomb is ticking, that's the warning from the un, as scientists release their survival guide to avert disaster. humanity is on thin ice and that ice is melting fast. also on the programme. a close call for president macron, the french government narrowly survives a no confidence vote, over its controversial pensions reform. problems for the british government's deal with northern ireland, as the dup say thy�*ll vote against a key part of the post—brexit trade rules. the un secretary—general has warned the climate time book is ticking. a new assess. from scientists said there were no time to lose, in tackling climate change. the suburb governmental panel on clima

sunshine between the downpours and then some heavier rain again starting to push up from the channel islandsn the day. again, mild double—digit temperatures for most of us. looking through friday and into the weekend, well, it will turn a little bit chillier across the north of the uk, staying milder further south and there is more rain on the way. i'm david willis, in washington, and this is bbc world news america. china's president extends a hand — and a peace plan — to his "dearfriend" vladimir putin. it's the first time the two have met since russia's invasion of ukarine. a "survival guide for humanity" — the united nations releases a major new report on climate change. legal speculation, security concerns, and politcial mud—slinging — how the drama surrounding donald trump's potential indictment is gathering steam. and as millions around the world celebrate the persian new year, the bbc speaks to the us secretary of state about washington's relationship with iran.

by the french weather service storm martis because it will begin to bring strong winds for the channel islandsuthern coast of england, southern wales, 50, 60, 70 mph coast of england, southern wales, 50, 60,70 mph winds, some disruption, lingering across the south—west of england tomorrow morning. elsewhere, the south west, east anglia, the midlands and wales will see the rain breaking up into heavy showers, some sunny spells in between. a lot of cloud feeding into north—east england and eastern scotland, some rain and feeling cool scotland, some rain and feeling cool, sunny spells in western scotland and northern ireland, albeit with a scattering of heavy and thundery showers. this area of low pressure tends to clear away eastwards into the weekend but still a couple of weather fronts left behind for saturday. so quite a messy weather picture on saturday. a lot of cloud, a couple of different bands of rain. we will have a keen easterly breeze making it feel rather cool for the eastern coast, seven in aberdeen, nine in hull and even further inland and further west it is not going to be quite a

showers perhaps focusing across western parts, the channel islands.t low, 14 for norton london. looking into thursday sunshine and showers. some heavy, sundry ones and hails. some spells of sunshine between the downpour and some heavier rain again starting to push up from the channel islands,. again, mild, double digit tactics for most of us. friday into the weekend, it will turn a little bit chillier across the north of the uk, staying mild the further south, and there is more rain on the way. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories. a major new report on global warming, published by un scientists warns, humanity is rapidly running out of time to secure a sustainable future for all. humanity is on thin ice and that is melting fast. former uk prime minister boris johnson has submitted evidence in his defence over whether he misled parliament over parties in downing street during covid. some unease in the markets after switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, agreed a takeover of its failing rival, cred

very windy for the channel islands, south coast of england.outh—east of england. further north it will be rather gray. -- it —— it will be rather grey. our winds coming in off the north sea. so feeling quite cool here. the best of the sunshine through the afternoon will be across western scotland. as we head through this evening and overnight, little change but we start to see the strong winds easing down from the south. we'll have further cloud and rain pushing into the east coast and this weather front will continue to bring rain to northern ireland, parts of wales, the south—west of england, rainfall totals really mounting up here. and then as we move into the weekend, we still have this area of low pressure pulling away from the uk, but this weather front will be hanging around almost in situ across western, south—western areas. so, further cloud outbreaks of rain for northern ireland perhaps into wales, south west england this easterly breeze will be pushing cloud and some light rain into eastern parts of scotland and england as well. so

gusts of wind of around 50—60 miles an hour for the south coast and also the channel islands.urther east as the day wears on. some heavy rain, possibly some thundery showers for central, southern england. it's cloudy, it's damp and it's quite cold towards north sea—facing coasts. the best of the suncheon on friday for western areas of scotland the best of the sunshine on friday for western areas of scotland and eastern areas of northern ireland. temperatures are a lot lower, peaking between 9 and 12 or 13 celsius in the best of the sunshine. over the weekend, it's going to feel cooler, will tend to be a bit drier on sunday. on saturday, there's still plenty of wet weather around from this trailing weather front. north sea—facing coasts again see a rather cloudy day. plenty of low cloud, some outbreaks of rain, and still some showers from our trailing front. temperatures only between 8 and 12 celsius — with that easterly wind, it's going to feel quite cold again towards eastern—facing coasts. but on sunday, there will be lots of drier, brighter weather. higher pressure building

the rain re—invigorates across the channel islands and south—east england for a short time tomorrow morningthe afternoon. elsewhere we are set to see a lot more sunshine than to date with the wind a bit lighter but some sunshine, the daytime heating could help start some heavy thundery downpours will stop highs of 15 or 16 possible. low pressure is never far away as we head through the weekend. a lot more wet and windy stuff to come in the forecast with showers and longer spells of rain on saturday. a strong and gusty wind towards the western coasts. mostly towards the western coasts. mostly towards western scotland with showery rain across northern ireland moving to wales and then more showers developing across england through the afternoon with the air still mild on saturday, 1a or 15 degrees. the south—westerly wind becomes more north—westerly on sunday so a cooler start with brighter skies on sunday but then quite a bit of cloud around us well. largely dry but here is the next weather front, largely dry but here is the next weatherfront, still largely dry but here is the next weather fr

cloudy towards the far south—west and the channel islands. country and temperatures into the morning in several parts, as low as -10, morning in several parts, as low as —10, down 2—13. a bitterly cold started the weekend. as sunny start of the majority but we will see some changes. some might snow flurries in the far north of scotland —— some light snow flurries. in northern ireland into the afternoon. cloud increasing elsewhere after that sunny start, and it will feel colder about temperatures lifting a little bit. my other air pushing in towards devon at around 10 degrees —— milder air. then we will see that with a front project way back into the cold air. in the far north of scotland —— england and scotland, we could see up england and scotland, we could see up to ten centimetres covering lower levels into sunday morning. that moves on sunday, opening the door to south—westerly winds, so changing for the second half of the weekend. quite a murky start with snow easing from the north—east to begin with, some dry weather, sunshine breaking

northern ireland rain at times extending also into the borders with northern england and later on channel islandse where they have been, maybe around 14 celsius in one or two spots. so significantly above where we should be for the stage in march. tonight, rain at times for most of that will turn to snow on the higher ground of northern scotland later as northerly winds try to dig back. but for most a very, very mild night. six degrees in glasgow, maybe no lower than around ten or ii in southern england. but tomorrow will be a windy day, despite the fact for some it will be mild sunshine and showers for england and wales, especially this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm maryam moshiri and these are the latest headlines. the row over bbc impartiality continues after the sports presenter gary lineker criticised the uk government over its asylum bill. this has been a tough time for the bbc and we care about our audiences and we want to get the right outcome for this. we are working very hard to get that done and i would like to see gary lineker return on air. t

through monday will start to track its way southwards, by tuesday that will be down across the channel islandsor tojust about all and some pretty cold arctic air. with it, there could be some disruption from snowfall too on monday, initially across the north and east of scotland. tuesday, that extends into northeast england. travel disruption could be possible and some very icy conditions by night. here's that weather front on monday, starts in central parts of scotland. band of rain fragmenting, turning to a bit of sleet and snow over the hills. the main snow risk will be in the far north of scotland as we go through monday. some sunshine elsewhere, turning colder here. to the south of our band, well, lots of cloud again, eight or nine degrees. but that band of fragmenting rain, sleet and increasingly snow will push its way southwards through the night. clearing skies in its wake means a significant ice risk for some of you as we go through the night and into tuesday morning. but for tuesday itself, other than a band of cloud and outbreaks of rain towards the english channel, most, lots of su

chilly day for most, 11, 12 degrees across the south west and into the channel islands. and overnight as that rain pushes away northwards, turns east easily to snow, as i said, across the hills of northern england and scotland, even to lower levels before turning back to rain later on. and what we'll see later in the night is temperatures actually rising rather than falling. this is how it looks as we start sunday morning. so a much milder start to sunday compared with this morning. the weather front still producing some rain, sleet and snow in the north east of scotland to begin with. and ahead of the next one, we're into a quieter spell for a while, but then those south to south westerly winds pick up and the milder air really does start to work its way in. so some of the drier conditions will be during the morning for many. but northern ireland and scotland quickly seeing outbreaks of rain develop more widely as we go through the day. some rain into the north west of england, wales and the south west later on, good part of central eastern england, those staying dry in

have impacts on friday across the southern counties of england, wales and more especially the channel islandsur in one or two spots. rain lingering, though quite persistent through the day across parts of south west england and wales. also northern ireland looking for quite a soggy day, but further north and east, showery, lots of cloud around. temperatures down a little bit on thursday, but still above levels. we should be for this stage in the year that if low pressure pushes off into northern parts of europe as we go through into the start of the weekend, it leaves a trailing weather front, which almost becomes fairly stationary across some southern and western areas for saturday. so it's here we're going to see outbreaks of rain, which should turn lighter and patchier through the day. a lot of cloud around. there will be some brighter breaks again if you see the sunshine. sun's got enough strength to make it feel warm enough. but actually for many, especially down these eastern coast, so the breeze off the sea, it will feel a touch cooler. and we've got at the moment that same weather fro

south affecting france, but it could have impact on friday across southern england, wales and the channel islandse spots. the rain lingering through the day across south—west england and wales. northern ireland looking quite soggy, further north and east it is showery with lots of cloud, temperatures down on thursday but still above the levels we should be at this stage. low pressure pushes off into northern europe into the start of the weekend. it leaves a trailing weather front which almost becomes fairly stationary across southern and western areas on saturday. here western areas on saturday. here we will see outbreaks of rain which should turn the light and patchy through the day, a lot of cloud, there will be some brighter breaks. the sun has enough strength to make it feel warm enough. for many, with the eastern coast feeling a touch cooler. the same weather front almost decay is in situ as we go into sunday, pressure builds around it. that squeezes out the rain, but we have a legacy of cloud across many areas. particularly scotland, western england and wales. either side of that, some suns

even stronger in the south—west and the channel islands.be as low as —12. a bitterly cold start to the weekend. but it will be a sunny one, lots of sunshine to begin with. if you isolated snow flurries in scotland. more cloud in the south—west and wales. outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow on higher ground. elsewhere, and gradually clouding over, best of the sunshine in eastern england and temperatures up in eastern england and temperatures up on today. overall a chilly day. three saturday, when a pushing north, significant snow in the far north, significant snow in the far north and parts of central and southern scotland. that could cause disruption three saturday night and sunday morning. the weather front clears away. it opens the door to south—westerly winds. turning milder into sunday. a lot of cloud around, the snow will be melting in many areas as temperatures start to rise. eventually we'll see some rain arriving into the south—west of the country and in fact in many western areas there will be rain, adding to the snow melt. a flood r

milder conditions in the southwest and channel islands.ially as rain. as it bumps into cold air, we will see snow in southern england, south midlands and south wales. temperatures tonight, a cold night where ever you are and the risk of ice, a widespread frost. we could see temperatures falling away in sheltered glens 2—13, potentially —15. the lowest temperature this year was in january, —10.a. so this potentially will be the coldest night of this year so far. tomorrow, more snow across the south—west pushing further north. drifting to the south—east. behind it the rain. ahead of that, a lot of dry weather and showers in the north, parts of the east. we could see them getting into northern ireland. as this system moves away south, you will find the cold air will move further south and by evening, some in the south and by evening, some in the south will see more snow. but it is beyond that, later into the week, there is the risk of disruptive snow further north, with heavy snow in the north pennines and scottish hills, because we have anot

maybe 70 miles an hour gusts possible around some exposed hills, and course, particularly for the channel islandsmaybe a fair bit of cloud but not as wet here. best of the sunshine in western scotland and all will see temperatures drop a little bit relative to what we see on thursday. then into the weekend that low pressure gets out the way. it leaves a trailing weather front which could still bring some rain or drizzle around on saturday. but that will sit in place, decayjust to an area cloud for sunday with more of you turning drier. of england and south wales. i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. welcome back. the uk has unveiled new plans to house migrants in military bases — rather than hotels — saying it will save money and deter people from crossing the channel in small boats. benjamin netanyahu's overhaul of israel'sjudicial system are on hold — but protests continue and relations with america remain strained. amsterdam has a message for young british men. �*stay away�* is the name of the campaign — aimed at reducing nuisance tourism in the dutch capital. and aardman animation's shaun

having their main impact across france but the channel islands and through the english channel is where england and wales through the day, also northern ireland. brightest conditions in the west of scotland. cloudier to the east of scotland with a few showers. not quite as warm as it will be on thursday but still temperatures above average for the time of year. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... the german president has welcomed british monarch, king charles on his first state visit of his reign. they inspected a guard of honour at the brandenburg gate in berlin. footage shows ambulances and families outside the migrant centre fire in mexico which has killed 38 people. amsterdam warns rowdy british sex and drug tourists to "stay away" in a digital discouragement campaign targeting men aged 18 to 35. an icon and a trailblazer. tributes pour in from around the world for the british presenter, comedian and drag artist paul 0'grady who has died suddenly aged 67. hello. 0utrage is growing in mexico following a fire at a migran

having their main impact across france but the channel islands and through the english channel is wherey, also northern ireland. brightest conditions in the west of scotland. cloudier to the east of scotland with a few showers. not quite as warm as it will be on thursday but still temperatures above average for the time of year. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm shaun ley and these are the latest headlines... king charles begins his first state visit since becoming monarch after touching down in germany. and the backdrop for the official welcome was berlin's brandenburg gate — the first time the location has been used to welcome any visiting head of state. footage visiting head of state. shows three people in what appears footage shows three people in what appears to be official uniform walking past a locked cell at a migrant centre in mexico where 38 people died in a fire. israel's prime minister reacts angrily to comments by the us president who urged him to walk away from his controversial judicial reform plans. the israeli governme

now, on friday morning, our weather front that's been out across the channel islands willjust start toventually clearing eastwards as we head through the afternoon. elsewhere, there's going to be a lot more sunshine around on friday than we saw today. but the daytime heating could help to spark off a few heavy, possibly thundery downpours, so do watch out for those. temperatures, maybe a little bit higher, 14—15 celsius for many, a localised i6 celsius always still possible, and the breeze will tend to be a bit lighter too. now, low pressure remains dominant as we head into the weekend. it's never too far away, and it's going to be pushing across us, sending us more weather fronts on saturday morning. so there'll be some showers, some longer spells of rain moving into western scotland, northern ireland as we head through the morning, eventually into northwest england, and we'll see some showers develop across much of england and wales as we head through the afternoon. there will be a lot more cloud by the end of the day. temperatures still mild, though, 11—15 celsius, but the south—wes

south—west down through the channel islands and there is a frost from the midlands northwards, too.late morning, but the snow risk transfers itself further south as that colder air digging down further south as a system swells away. could be one or two showers tracking down on that northerly wind. lots of dry, bright weather tomorrow, but it will be feeling cold wherever you are with plenty of added wind chill. winds will ease down on friday night, so with clearing skies away from the far south—west and those lighter winds than it is quite likely we will see a sharp and widespread frost develop into the start of the weekend. temperatures in parts of northern england may be as low as —9 or —10 celsius, so a very frosty start to saturday morning. on saturday, weather system out towards the south—west is just pushing its way northwards and eastwards bringing possibly a bit of snow to the moors in the south—west mostly falling as rain. some hill snow for wales and some hill snow to four northern ireland just approaching the north—west of england by the end of the afternoon, but drier fu

later in the day, some more persistent rain is likely to drift across the channel islands starting tocharge for friday, bands of showers pushing from the west towards the east. some of these showers are going to be heavy. i think there will be some flashes of lightning and some rumbles of thunder. always some bright or sunny spells between the showers. strongest winds across the southern half of the country. temperatures eight celsius in lerwick, 14 celsius in hull and in norwich. as we head through the weekend, it's going to stay unsettled. there'll be more rain at times, but it is set to turn a bit colder from the north by sunday. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. the red carpet is rolled out in moscow for president's xijinping, as both china and russia accuse the us of �*undermining' global security. translation: it looks like the west has definitely decided to fight - with russia until the last ukrainian, not only by words, but by actions. the russian leader also warned that moscow will react, if the uk goes ahead with a plan to give ukraine ammunition containing de

some very strong, gusty winds, too, for exposed coastal areas of the far south—west and into the channel islandsrly for transpennine routes. there'll be a frost from the midlands northwards, maybe —15 or 16 celsius again in the northern highlands as we start off friday. now on friday, this area of low pressure will eventually be pulling its way southwards and eastwards into the near continent. we'll start off the early part of the morning again with still some snow across parts of northern ireland, but that will be clearing as we head through the early part of the morning. and then the snow across north wales should also start to clear. still some snow for the pennines, for northern england, as we head through the morning. but that snow risk transfers itself further eastwards into lincolnshire, possibly east anglia for a short time. we draw in a northerly wind, and that will blow down some showers across scotland and northern england as we head throughout the day, but there will be some brighter skies as well. feeling cold wherever you are with plenty of added wind chill, the winds lighter by th

sunshine and showers day for thursday with some more persistent rain then drifting across the channel islandsth to south, 8 to 15 degrees. now through thursday night this little frontal system here will graze the south—east corner, bringing some persistent rain. low pressure, certainly remaining in charge into friday. we will see bands of showers pushing eastwards. these showers are likely to be heavy. some of these showers will contain some hail and some thunder, some sunny spells between the showers staying quite breezy, particularly down towards the south. and again, that mild theme continues 8 to 1a degrees. now we head into the start of the weekend with low pressure firmly in charge, but as this low starts to drift eastwards, we begin to change the wind direction. we'll start to bring the winds down from the north, particularly across northern parts of scotland. we'll also have this band of rain, but maybe some hill snow starting to mix in with that as the day wears on. further south, it stays mild again. it's a story of sunny spells and showers. but let's focus on this band of cloud and

into another sunshine and showers day for those with more persistent rain drifting across the channel islands south, 8-15. temperatures north to south, 8—15. thursday night this frontal system here will graze the south—east corner, bringing some persistent rain. low pressure in charge until friday. bands of showers pushing east, the showers likely to be heavy. some of them will contain some hail and thunder. some sunny spells between the showers, staying quite easy towards the south and again, that mild theme continues, 8— 1a degrees. we head into the start of the weekend with low pressure firmly in charge but as this slows starts to drift east, we begin to change the wind direction, it will start to bring the wind down from the north, particularly across northern parts of scotland and also this band of rain and maybe some hill snow starting to mix in with that as the day wears on. further south, to mix in with that as the day wears on. furthersouth, mild again. the story of sunny spells and showers but let's focus on this band of cloud and rain and some hills no. that is tied in with this we

rain at times in northern ireland, maybe also sliding into parts of cumbria and channel islands, southome later this afternoon. central east scenarios may stay dry and bright with some sunny spells. note the temperatures, though much milder than recent days. double figures for much of england and wales in particular. now through tonight, they're not going to drop much. rain at times for all, even a bit of snow across the high ground of scotland as northerly winds try to fight the way back. colder air is limited here because glasgow southwards temperatures significantly above where they should be for a march morning. so a mild starts to monday, but a windy one. an area of low pressure is pushing its way eastwards to the south of it and to the north of it. we will have some particularly strong wind, widespread gales, in fact, developing for many through the day. snow across northern scotland as northerly wind starts to dig its way in, snow even to low levels later. but from central scotland, northern ireland southwards rain at times of heavy and thundery showers, best the brightness east

but it is also bringing some very strong winds through the english channel affecting the channel islands start friday morning with some outbreaks of heavy and persistent rain. that rain really lingering through the day across the south—west of england, even as the winds slowly ease for the south—east of england, east anglia, the midlands, parts of wales will see some hefty showers. northern england and eastern scotland, quite cloudy with a bit of rain at times. some bright skies for western scotland and northern ireland, but with some showers as well. not quite as warm as it was on thursday — generally 8—13 celsius. and then, as we head through friday night, well, this band of rain stays quite stubbornly across western parts of the uk, a lot of cloud filtering into eastern areas as well. not a particularly cold night, temperatures generally between 3—9 celsius. so, into saturday, quite a messy weather picture. this area of low pressure's still fairly close by. a couple of different weather systems bringing a focus for some outbreaks of rain. we will have this band of rain likely to affec

through monday will start to track its way southwards, by tuesday that will be down across the channel islandsh it, there could be some disruption from snowfall too on monday, initially across the north and east of scotland. tuesday, that extends into northeast england. travel disruption could be possible and some very icy conditions by night. here's that weather front on monday, starts in central parts of scotland. band of rain fragmenting, turning to a bit of sleet and snow over the hills. the main snow risk will be in the far north of scotland as we go through monday. some sunshine elsewhere, turning colder here. to the south of our band, well, lots of cloud again, eight or nine degrees. but that band of fragmenting rain, sleet and increasingly snow will push its way southwards through the night. clearing skies in its wake means a significant ice risk for some of you as we go through the night and into tuesday morning. but for tuesday itself, other than a band of cloud and outbreaks of rain towards the english channel, most, lots of sunshine around, good visibility, but frequent snow shower

some gust of wind towards expose coast of 50—60 mph and parts of devon, cornwall, the channel islandsme outbreaks of rain. we still got those cold feeds of air coming in. temperatures peaking at only 8—11 celsius. sunday, the high pressure starts to dominate. still a lot of cloud across scotland, northern ireland, perhaps southwest england. elsewhere, lots of sunshine. temperatures peaking between 9—12 degrees. hello, i�*m ros atkins. this is outside source. the white house condemns the arrest of an american journalist in russia. the kremlin has accused him of spying. something the wall streetjournal vehemently demonic denies. in the uk, a man is found guilty of murdering nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel in liverpool last august. the uk government announces a new net—zero plan, which has been met with criticism from experts and environmental campaigners. and king charles becomes the first british monarch to address the german parliament. he spoke about ukraine. translation: the unprovoked invasion of ukraine has inflicted the most - unimaginable suffering on so many innocent people.

gales on the back edge of this system towards exposed coasts of the south—west down through the channel islands4, —15 degrees celsius for the highlands of scotland. now, into tomorrow morning, that early snow clears away from northern ireland and from the hills of wales, too. from the pennines, i think, by the time we get to the late morning, but the snow risk transfers itself further south with that colder air digging down further south as the system swells away. could be one or two showers just tracking down on that northerly wind. lots of dry, bright weather tomorrow, but it will be feeling cold wherever you are with plenty of added wind—chill. and the winds will ease down on friday night, so with clearing skies away from the far south—west and those lighter winds, then it's quite likely that we'll see a sharp and a widespread frost develop into the start of the weekend. temperatures in parts of northern england may be as low as —9 or —10 degrees celsius, so a very frosty start to saturday morning. now, on saturday, our weather system out towards the south—west is just pushing its way northw

now, on friday morning, a cold frontjust reinvigorates across the channel islands, the far south eastre for the rest of the uk, there will be more sunshine than on thursday. the winds are a little lighter, but the daytime heating could help to spark off a few heavy, even thundery downpours, but they will be fairly localised temperatures again on a par with thursday, so 13 to 15 degrees celsius. a local 16 always possible in all of that mild air. and of course, the air stays mild on friday night into saturday. another weather front approaches western scotland here. but elsewhere, a lot of dry weather, a few clearer spells, but temperatures frost—free between six and nine degrees celsius, maybe just a touch of frost where we see prolonged clear spells in sheltered glens of scotland. now a weather front approaches scotland, west of scotland as we head through saturday morning, some showers, some longer spells of rain here or so moving through northern ireland and approaching northwest england by the end of the day. elsewhere for much of england and wales, a lot of dry weather, but some m

away but even on friday we could see disruptive gusts of wind through the english channel and channel islandsutbreaks of rain across england and northern ireland. something a bit brighter on friday to the west of scotland and still staying mild. and that's bbc news at one. it's time for some sports. i'm hugh ferris. amid the rain and euphoria, a lot of caution from scotland's coach and captain, the stunning win over spain, has them top of the qualifying group, thejob of reaching euro 2022 has started better than anyone expected. for scotland fans a party after one of their greatest wins in recent times. they have not beaten spain for nearly a0 years, how this for a start? cranking up the decibel level, getting scotland a precious early lead. spain are one of the worlds top teams but not for nothing, scotland also had their chances, so close but scotland led at the break. then i got even better, a clinical counterattack, and guess what. it was 2—0. the tartan army were bouncing, a famous win was within their sites. euphoria at the final whistle. that win was within their sites. euphoria at the

chilly day for most — 11, 12 degrees across the south—west and into the channel islands.at rain pushes away northwards, turns easily to snow, as i said, across the hills of northern england and scotland, even to lower levels before turning back to rain later on. and what we'll see later in the night are temperatures actually rising rather than falling. this is how it looks as we start sunday morning. so a much milder start to sunday compared with this morning. the weather front still producing some rain, sleet and snow in the north—east of scotland to begin with. and ahead of the next one, we're into a quieter spell for a while, but then those south to south—westerly winds pick up and the milder air really does start to work its way in. so some of the driest conditions will be during the morning for many. but northern ireland and scotland quickly seeing outbreaks of rain develop more widely as we go through the day. some rain into the north—west of england, wales and the south—west later on, good part of central eastern england staying dry and sunday, some sunny spells, o

chilly day for most, 11, 12 degrees across the south—west and into the channel islands.es away northwards, turns east easily to snow, as i said, across the hills of northern england and scotland, even to lower levels before turning back to rain later on. and what we'll see later in the night are temperatures actually rising rather than falling. this is how it looks as we start sunday morning. so a much milder start to sunday compared with this morning. the weather front still producing some rain, sleet and snow in the north—east of scotland to begin with. and ahead of the next one, we're into a quieter spell for a while, but then those south to south—westerly winds pick up and the milder air really does start to work its way in. so some of the drier conditions will be during the morning for many. but northern ireland and scotland quickly seeing outbreaks of rain develop more widely as we go through the day. some rain into the north—west of england, wales and the south—west later on, good part of central eastern england, those staying dry and sunday, some sunny spells, of

windy night to come with gusts of wind of around 50 to 60 miles an hourfor devon, cornwall, the channel islandsstwards throughout the morning and then easing as the low pressure pulls away. plenty of showers, heavy and thundery for central southern england given any brightness. cool and cloudy for north sea facing coasts. best of the sunshine on friday for western scotland and eastern areas of northern ireland and it's feeling colder across the board too. 0vernight on friday we still got plenty of cloud around, not too many clear spells at all. and there will be some more outbreaks of rain from this trailing weather front as low pressure gradually pulls its way out into the near continent. so, there's more wet and really quite cloudy, damp weather on saturday. for eastern facing coasts, we've got that feed of air coming in from the north sea. so with the onshore breeze and all of the cloud and the drizzle, it's going to feel cold and possibly quite miserable as well. more outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, western wales and down towards the south west of england. temperatures not up to ver

now, on friday morning, a cold frontjust reinvigorates across the channel islands, the far south easthere potentially through the morning, but it will clears off into the afternoon. elsewhere for the rest of the uk, there will be more sunshine than on thursday. the winds are a little lighter, but the daytime heating could help to spark off a few heavy, even thundery downpours, but they will be fairly localised temperatures again on a par with thursday, so 13 to 15 degrees celsius. a local 16 always possible in all of that mild air. and of course, the air stays mild on friday night into saturday. another weather front approaches western scotland here. but elsewhere, a lot of dry weather, a few clearer spells, but temperatures frost—free between six and nine degrees celsius, maybe just a touch of frost where we see prolonged clear spells in sheltered glens of scotland. now a weather front approaches scotland, west of scotland as we head through saturday morning, some showers, some longer spells of rain here or so moving through northern ireland and approaching northwest england by the e

rain at times in northern ireland, maybe also sliding into parts of cumbria, and channel islands, south and bright with some sunny spells. note the temperatures, though much milder than recent days. double figures for much of england and wales in particular. now through tonight, they're not going to drop much. rain at times for all, even a bit of snow across the high ground of scotland as northerly winds try to fight the way back. colder air is limited here because glasgow southwards, temperatures significantly above where they should be for a march morning. so a mild starts to monday, but a windy one. an area of low pressure is pushing its way eastwards to the south of it and to the north of it. we will have some particularly strong wind, widespread gales, in fact, developing for many through the day. snow across northern scotland as northerly wind starts to dig its way in, snow even to low levels later. but from central scotland, northern ireland southwards, rain at times, some heavy and thundery showers. best the brightness, east anglia and the southeast. but around southern coastal

chilly day for most, 11, 12 degrees across the south—west and into the channel islands.d and scotland, even to lower levels before turning back to rain later on. and what we'll see later in the night are temperatures actually rising rather than falling. this is how it looks as we start sunday morning. so a much milder start to sunday compared with this morning. the weather front still producing some rain, sleet and snow in the north—east of scotland to begin with. and ahead of the next one, we're into a quieter spell for a while, but then those south to south—westerly winds pick up and the milder air really does start to work its way in. so some of the driest conditions will be during the morning for many. but northern ireland and scotland quickly seeing outbreaks of rain develop more widely as we go through the day. some rain into the north—west of england, wales and the south—west later on, good part of central eastern england staying dry and sunday, some sunny spells, often large amounts of cloud into the afternoon, the breeze a south to south—westerly one. and look a

gales on the back edge of this system towards exposed coasts of the south—west down through the channel islands“14, —15 degrees celsius for the highlands of scotland. now, into tomorrow morning, that early snow clears away from northern ireland and from the hills of wales, too. from the pennines, i think, by the time we get to the late morning, but the snow risk transfers itself further south with that colder air digging down further south as the system swells away. could be one or two showers just tracking down on that northerly wind. lots of dry, bright weather tomorrow, but it will be feeling cold wherever you are with plenty of added wind—chill. and the winds will ease down on friday night, so with clearing skies away from the far south—west and those lighter winds, then it's quite likely that we'll see a sharp and a widespread frost develop into the start of the weekend. temperatures in parts of northern england may be as low as —9 or —10 degrees celsius, so a very frosty start to saturday morning. now, on saturday, our weather system out towards the south—west is just pushing its way nort

gales on the back edge of this system towards exposed coasts of the south—west down through the channel islandsas low as “14, —15 degrees celsius for the highlands of scotland. now, into tomorrow morning, that early snow clears away from northern ireland and from the hills of wales, too. from the pennines, i think, by the time we get to the late morning, but the snow risk transfers itself further south with that colder air digging down further south as the system swells away. could be one or two showers just tracking down on that northerly wind. lots of dry, bright weather tomorrow, but it will be feeling cold wherever you are with plenty of added wind—chill. and the winds will ease down on friday night, so with clearing skies away from the far south—west and those lighter winds, then it's quite likely that we'll see a sharp and a widespread frost develop into the start of the weekend. temperatures in parts of northern england may be as low as —9 or —10 degrees celsius, so a very frosty start to saturday morning. now, on saturday, our weather system out towards the south—west is just pushing it

by the french weather service storm martis because it will begin to bring strong winds for the channel islands

but it is also bringing some very strong winds through the english channel affecting the channel islandsay morning with some outbreaks of heavy and persistent rain. that rain really lingering through the day across the southwest of england, even as the winds slowly ease for the southeast of england, east anglia, the midlands, parts of wales will see some hefty showers. northern england and eastern scotland, quite cloudy with a bit of rain at times. some bright skies for western scotland and northern ireland, but with some showers as well. not quite as warm as it was on thursday — generally 8—13 celsius. and then, as we head through friday night, well, this band of rain stays quite stubbornly across western parts of the uk, a lot of cloud filtering into eastern eastern areas as well. not a particularly cold night, temperatures generally between 3—9 celsius. so, into saturday, quite a messy weather picture. this area of low pressure's still fairly close by. a couple of different weather systems bringing a focus for some outbreaks of rain. we will have this band of rain likely to affect par

some more persistent rain is likely to drift across the channel islands starting to move towards southernst corner more persistent rain with that low pressure firmly in charge for friday. bands of showers pushing from the west towards the east. some of these showers are going to be heavy. i think there will be some flashes of lightning and some rumbles of thunder. always some bright or sunny spells between the showers. strongest winds across the southern half of the country. temperatures eight degrees in lerwick, 14 in hull and in norwich. as we head through the weekend, it's going to stay unsettled. there'll be more rain at times but it is set to turn a bit colder from the north by sunday. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm ben brown. our top stories... president putin says the chinese leader xijinping has invited him to beijing, as the two men hold talks in moscow aimed at boosting ties. britain's former prime minister, borisjohnson, accepts that he did mislead mps about illegal parties held during covid lockdowns but insists his origin

the south—west and the channel islands, temperatures a little higher.e will see rain but disappointing to go there you can see how that readily turns to snow. clear skies further north, it will be cold, widespread frost, the risk of a sun untreated surfaces, temperatures and shelter grounds in scotland could fall as low as —13, —15. they are to care firmly in place tomorrow, atlantic air trying to push into southern areas, and for rush hour there will be snow likely across parts of southern england before that was away. more rain preceded by snow coming in across the south—west. north of that for scotland and northern england and northern ireland, much of east anglia, should be dry, but once again it will be a cold day away from the south—west. then it turns a little bit more disruptive, and thursday into friday... disruptive snow, heavy snowfall across the north pennines, northern ireland and the scottish hills. this could affect you. a few live in these areas, we disruption to travel for example, the of low pressure comes in with its weather fronts. i