furtherwintry south—west into the channel islands.ther wintry showers blowing around in strong winds in the north of scotland and in between, a lot of dry weather with some sunshine. wherever you are, it's going to feel cold. the exception will be where we have the windiest conditions in the south—west. this evening, if you are near windward coasts, that is the most likely area to see further wintry showers. there will be clear skies, a hard and penetrating frost. where we have lying snow in the highlands, temperatures can fall away to minus eight degrees or lower. tomorrow, we have this north—westerly flow still blowing in those wintry showers in windward facing coasts. showers in northern ireland, the north—west and northern scotland. will not all see the showers. in fact, once again, a lot of dry weather. some sunshine but feeling cold if you're out and about. don't forget to add on the wind—chill. wednesday into thursday, we hang on to the cold air, but look what is happening in the south—west. we could see some snow in the moors,

increasing chance of showers across east anglia, the south—east of england and the channel islands.move out of tuesday into wednesday, this area of high pressure stays just about in charge, but we will see the cold front pushing down from the north, that is going to introduce more in the way of cloud across scotland, quite widespread fog across northern ireland through the morning, replaced by cloud through the day, pushing southwards as we go on into the afternoon. with that, just the odd spot of rain, temperatures 9-12 in odd spot of rain, temperatures 9—12 in most places. by thursday, some large areas of cloud, some sunny spells, and temperatures again generally in that range between nine and 12 degrees in both locations. as we head towards the end of the week, uncertainty about the forecast, but it looks like high pressure will retreat, we will see a frontal system pushing down from the north, potentially an area of low pressure developing over the weekend, so that will turn things more unsettled, and then behind that, it looks like things could turn a fair bit colder. live from

michelle is easing in the channel islands. temperatures around 10 degrees.y things to look similar once again. some sunny spells but large amounts of cloud. it will be turning increasingly windy across the north of scotland with a more active weather front pushing into the picture. some outbreaks of rain without and that front will seek its way southwards and eastwards as we head into the start of the weekend. it then looks like an area of low pressure will develop so things will be unsettled as we head through the weekend and into the start of next week it looks like things will turn colder and they could be in some places some wintry showers. today at one — a proposed new law on assisted dying for england and wales. supporters say the aim is to shorten death, not end life, and would come with strict safeguards. critics say people could feel pressure to end their own life. also on the programme. the bbc confirms presenter gary lineker will leave match of the day at the end of this season. the prime minister commits the uk to a new climate change target to c

i think the showers tending to ease from the channel islands.arge areas of cloud. it'll be a bit misty and murky in places. could be some spots of drizzle. equally some sunny spells. temperatures again around 10, 11—12 degrees for most of us. and on friday things do look similar. once again, some sunny spells, yes, but large amounts of cloud. but it will be turning increasingly windy across the north of scotland, with a slightly more active weather front pushing into the picture. some outbreaks of rain with that, and that front will sink its way southwards and eastwards as we head into the start of the weekend. it then looks like we'll develop an area of low pressure, so things will be turning more unsettled as we head through the weekend. and then into the start of next week, well, it looks like things will turn quite a lot colder from the north. there could be in some places some wintry showers. climate ruling overturned — the oil giant shell wins a landmark case which would have forced it to almost halve its carbon emissions. the spiralling c

wet and windy conditions pushing into the channel islands, in between a lot of dry weather with someshine but wherever you are it is going to feel cold, perhaps exception with the windiest conditions in the south—west. throughout this evening and overnight, if you are near the coast, this is the most likely area to see further re wintry showers, clear skies, a heart and penetrating frost. temperatures could well fall to -8 temperatures could well fall to —8 degrees in some areas. tomorrow, you can see we have this north—westerly flow, still blowing in the wintry showers, some in northern ireland, wales, potentially the south—west, and also across northern scotland. the showers we would all see them, some clear, crisp sunshine. feeling cold if you are out and about. we can see temperatures at three degrees, it will feel colder than that. wednesday and thursday we will hang on to the cold air, look what happens in the south—west. we've got some rain coming in, thejury is still out on this, we could see some snow in the moors, possibly the channel islands, elsewhere looking at a dry day

got the increasing chance of some showers across east anglia, the south—east of england and the channel islandse move out of tuesday into wednesday, this area of high pressure stays just about in charge. but we will see this cold front pushing down from the north. that is going to introduce a bit more in the way of cloud across scotland. there could be some quite widespread fog across northern ireland through the morning. and thatjust replaced by cloud through the day. that cloud pushing southwards as we go on into the afternoon with that, just the odd spot of rain here and there. temperatures of nine to 12 degrees in most places by thursday. just some large areas of cloud. also some sunny spells and temperatures again generally in that range between nine and 12 degrees in most locations. now as we head towards the end of the week, a bit of uncertainty about the forecast, but it does look like high pressure will retreat. we�*ll see a frontal system pushing down from the north and potentially an area of low pressure developing over the weekend, so that will turn things more unsettled. then, behi

following on from a frosty icy start and our temperatures 3 to about 6 or 7 degrees. 9 in the channel islandse got this area of low pressure coming in. you can see the squeeze in the isobars. it's notjust going to be windy, it's going to be wet, and some of us will see some snow. now, the jury is still out on exactly where the snow is going to be, and if it's going to be at low levels or high levels. but you can see north wales, northern england and scotland could well see this. and don't forget, a lot of rain coming in and strong winds — gales for some especially so in the west. and these are the temperatures — 6 to about 14 degrees. the milder air coming in with this system, pushing steadily northwards. it won't on saturday get into scotland, but as we head on into sunday it will. it remains unsettled through the weekend and as we go through the early part of next week, temperatures start to slide. live from london. this is bbc news. in another reversal of policy, the us agrees to send anti—personnel landmines to ukraine. an international treaty bans mines in most countries. the us closes i

the channel island sark, with a population of a50, is looking for a new farmer to run its dairy. just something you sign up to as a farmer. jason and kathryn, though, decided to take that rural life to the next level by doing it all in the small island of sark. they took on the business five years ago to breathe life back into the local dairy, but have now decided to head back home. it's been a fantastic opportunity for us and, um, you know, and we have put sark milk and butter and cheese and in fact, double award winning cheeses have gone on to sark now. and, um, we're really excited and proud that exactly what we've accomplished. it's been wonderful. we've really enjoyed it. it's been a really good experience. and, um, you know, it's sad to go, but we need to go home to our family farm as well in suffolk. so it's time. time for a change. with the current tenants leaving, the island is hoping it can attract the next set of dairy farmers to step into their wellies. it does come at a cost though. there will be a buy in cost, and i think that's going i to be around £70,000 and that

could even see something wintry across the channel islands.try showers in spots exposed to the wind and it is again going to feel cold for the time of year. now, on friday, again, we'll see some wintry showers, particularly around the coast, but we could see some rain, sleet and snow getting inland at times. most places, though, by the end of the day should be dry. still rather cold, but there is a change on the way for the weekend in the shape of this deep area of low pressure, the centre of which is expected to stay to the north—west of us. but notice all these isobars, some very strong winds, some heavy rain sweeping across the uk. but with that, it is expected to turn much milder. live from singapore, this is bbc news. ukraine fires us—supplied long—range missiles into russia, a move that the kremlin says is a renewed face of the western war against russia. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu visits central gaza, vowing to eliminate hamas from the enclave. prominent activistjimmy lai says he wanted his media outlet to deliver freedom

could even see something wintry across the channel islands.owers in spots exposed to the wind and it is again going to feel cold for the time of year. now, on friday, again, we'll see some wintry showers, particularly around the coast, but we could see some rain, sleet and snow getting inland at times. most places, though, by the end of the day should be dry. still rather cold, but there is a change on the way for the weekend in the shape of this deep area of low pressure, the centre of which is expected to stay to the north—west of us. but notice all these isobars, some very strong winds, some heavy rain sweeping across the uk. but with that, it is expected to turn much milder. live from london, this is bbc news. biden approves the provision of anti—personnel landmines to ukraine, in yet another reversal of his own policy. the pro—democracy media tycoonjimmy lai testifies for the first time in his national security trial in hong kong. and donald trumpjoins elon musk for spacex's latest test flight in texas, the launch of the starship megarock

a bit more cloud and some patchy rain in the channel islands but, apart from that, it's largely dry witho 15 degrees. at times the sunshine will be hazy. through this evening and overnight we hang on to some showers in east anglia and also into kent. there will be mist and fog forming across northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england and the north—west midlands. under clear skies it's going to be a cold night. these temperatures tell you what you can expect in towns and cities. in rural areas we could even see a touch of frost. tomorrow, high pressure continues to dominate our weather. there's not much wind around to move the fog, which will be slow to clear, more especially across northern ireland. we hang on to the showers coming in on the breeze across east anglia and the south—east, but for most it's going to be a dry day with sunny spells and temperatures eight in glasgow to about 12 in saint helier. you can see all this cloud waiting in the wings. that's this weather front which is going to sink southwards during the course of wednesday. it's bumping into high pressu

another dose of heavy rain for the far southwest and the channel islands.to the north and the northeast of scotland. and these are your afternoon temperatures, that cold air pushing southwards — 2—7 celsius at best. very cold indeed through tuesday night. still frequent wintry showers in areas exposed to this brisk wind. dry for many places inland with a bit of shelter. but it is going to be a cold start to wednesday morning with a widespread frost. quite a lot of sunshine around on wednesday, but some icy stretches and further wintry showers, again, in spots exposed to that northwesterly wind. it may be that we won't see quite as many showers at this stage on the east coast. the wind tending to push some of those showers out to sea. talking of the winds — that wind will be pretty brisk, particularly up towards the north and the east. so those are your temperatures, 2—8 celsius at best — factor in the wind chill, it will feel colder than that. now, this little frontal system here may usher in some slightly less cold air from the north, but still some wintry

and you can see that there is a lot of cloud already and it is the same in saint harriet in the channel islandsg. high pressure has been in charge and will continue to be sealed over the next days. a lot of cloud into the afternoon, some breaks across the north of scotland, northern ireland and wales, some patchy drizzle as well and the far north—east of scotland. apart from that, like braces with temperatures at 11 to 16 degrees. some of us could see occasional glimmers of brightness. if you are going to go to any bonfire events, you're likely to see a few showers and breezy conditions in the north—west by for the rest of the country largely dry, cloudy, mild, with some fun. especially in parts of the south—east. temperatures seven to 12 degrees. high pressure remains in charge of a weather on wednesday, you can see this ratio, it is effectively keeping the weather front of a that you can also see how the wind is coming from a southerly direction in moderation process represented by the yellow and the amber. a lot of cloud once again on wednesday, as the weather front skirt past the hebrides,

wales, the midlands as well, some showers running across the far south—east of england and the channel islandsight where skies are clear and windsor light, but milder in the north west of scotland because we will see a fantasist and push its way in and that will bring more generally cloudy weather, and you can see that band of cloud, maybe even some spots of rain sinking southwards across scotland. it is going to be a pretty gloomy day for northern ireland after a foggy start for some, and a lot of cloud rolling in from the north. cloud for the isle of man into north—west england, north wales, parts of the midlands, the best of the sunshine done to the south, and temperatures are most of us around 11, 12 or 13 degrees, there is to's weather it looks very similar, large amounts of cloud, some spots of drizzle and bestie are murky in places, some bright or sunny spells, and temperature —wise, highs of around 11 or 12 degrees, maybe iii degrees and a few places. for friday, very cloudy weather, some bright sunny spells, but a change up towards the north, the winds will be strengthening in the nor

we could see some snow in the moors, possibly the channel islands, but elsewhere we're looking at a mostly of those showers coming down the north sea this time, into east anglia. again, a lot of dry weather, but another cold day for most. but perhaps something not quite as cold coming in to the far south—west. and as we head into the weekend, there's a chance we could see some wet and very windy weather, but not as cold. but it turns colder next week. live from london, this is bbc news. it's 1,000 days since russia's full scale invasion of ukraine and the message from president zelensky — ukraine will never submit. we must push russia towards justice. every threat from russia must be met with full sanctions. a hong kong court sentences 45 democracy activists to years in prison— in a controversial national security trial. it is an unfair trial, an unreasonable trial. even one day, they don't deserve to be in prison. thousands of farmers are in london to protest the government's planned changes to inheritance tax. and spain's king and queen are in valencia — still reeeling from last month's

showers in the south—east, some of them spreading a bit further west and also getting into the channel islandseratures will be suppressed. now, into this evening and overnight, our weather front makes a bit more progress southwards. we'll see fog reform in very similar areas to last night. and it's going to be a chilly night, particularly in the countryside where we could well see some pockets of frost. so we start tomorrow with the fog again in western areas. it won't be everywhere, of course, it is patchy, but some of it will be slow to clear. meanwhile, our weather front sinks south, taking its cloud and light rain or drizzle across scotland, northern ireland, eventually into northern england and north wales. ahead of it, brighter skies and brighter skies following on behind. then, as we move into the middle part of the week, you can see how high pressure pushes out towards the atlantic, and really not much in the way of isobars on the charts. so thursday starts off with some mist and fog, it will be a cloudier day generally. again, the odd spot of light rain coming out of that cloud, but w

some cloud and patchy rain in the channel islands, but apart from that mostly dry with a fair bit ofn ireland, north—west england and the north west midlands. under clear skies, the north west midlands. under clearskies, it the north west midlands. under clear skies, it will be a cold night. temperatures what you can expect in towns and cities, and in rural areas we could see and in rural areas we could see a touch of frost. high pressure continues to dominate our weather. there's not much wind around to move the puck. to clear especially across northern ireland, and we hang on to the showers on the breeze coming from the south—east. but the most, it's going to be a dry day with sunny spells. eight celsius in glasgow to around 12 celsius vincent hellier. you can see this plaid waiting in the winds which is this weather front which will sink southwards during the course of wednesday. it's bumping into high pressure, weakening all the time and it will produce this band of cloud and patchy light rain in scotland. ahead of it, some sunny skies with some patchy mist and fog declare, and b

another dose of heavy rain for the far southwest and the channel islands.and. and these are your afternoon temperatures, that cold air pushing southwards — 2—7 celsius at best. very cold indeed through tuesday night. still frequent wintry showers in areas exposed to this brisk wind. dry for many places inland with a bit of shelter. but it is going to be a cold start to wednesday morning with a widespread frost. quite a lot of sunshine around on wednesday, but some icy stretches and further wintry showers, again, in spots exposed to that northwesterly wind. it may be that we won't see quite as many showers at this stage on the east coast. the wind tending to push some of those showers out to sea. talking of the winds — that wind will be pretty brisk, particularly up towards the north and the east. so those are your temperatures, 2—8 celsius at best — factor in the wind chill, it will feel colder than that. now, this little frontal system here may usher in some slightly less cold air from the north, but still some wintry showers as we head through thursday an

another dose of heavy rain for the far southwest and the channel islands.rs into the north and the northeast of scotland. and these are your afternoon temperatures, that cold air pushing southwards — 2—7 celsius at best. very cold indeed through tuesday night. still frequent wintry showers in areas exposed to this brisk wind. dry for many places inland with a bit of shelter. but it is going to be a cold start to wednesday morning with a widespread frost. quite a lot of sunshine around on wednesday, but some icy stretches and further wintry showers, again, in spots exposed to that northwesterly wind. it may be that we won't see quite as many showers at this stage on the east coast. the wind tending to push some of those showers out to sea. talking of the winds — that wind will be pretty brisk, particularly up towards the north and the east. so those are your temperatures, 2—8 celsius at best — factor in the wind chill, it will feel colder than that. now, this little frontal system here may usher in some slightly less cold air from the north, but still some w

could even see something wintry across the channel islands.d for the time of year. now, on friday, again, we'll see some wintry showers, particularly around the coast, but we could see some rain, sleet and snow getting inland at times. most places, though, by the end of the day should be dry. still rather cold, but there is a change on the way for the weekend in the shape of this deep area of low pressure, the centre of which is expected to stay to the north—west of us. but notice all these isobars, some very strong winds, some heavy rain sweeping across the uk. but with that, it is expected to turn much milder. live from washington, this is bbc news. ukraine fires us—supplied long—range missiles into russia — a move the kremlin condemns. as ceasefire negotiations continue, a top us official says an end to the israel—hezbollah war is "within our grasp". and prosecutors in donald trump's new york hush money trial agree to delay his sentencing, possibly until after the upcoming presidential term. hello. i'm carl nasman. welcome to the programme.

the clouds to track and cross the far south of england and the channel islands first thing and then thisas well as a few further north and west. it is high pressure and clearer sky, plenty sunshine and despite a call to start, the sunshine will compensate with temperatures getting just a little above average. as we then go through the evening and overnight, high pressure takes its place across our shores once again. the front is rather weak as they move southwards and we may see a little bit of showery rain in the far southeast of england into tuesday. a bit more cloud as well because we pick up a northeasterly breeze. that said, for most, despite a chillier start, said, for most, despite a chillierstart, more said, for most, despite a chillier start, more grass and frost arounds, it will be pleasant in the sunshine. we gradually introduce more cloud again in the north with showery rain in the south. 0ur winter of sunshine is diminishing a little as we move through the week with these front around and early morning frost and patchy frog as well. temperatures to tip away away a little and

tomorrow we could see some snow, also potentially at low levels in south wales, also into the channel islands and these are our temperatures. again feeling colder in the wind. friday sees further wintry showers here and there. a lot of dry weather around. still sunshine following on from a frosty, icy start and beyond that thing start to change quite dramatically. low pressure coming in. you can see the squeeze on the isobars. some of us will see some snow. thejury is out some of us will see some snow. the jury is out on exactly where the snow will be but you can see north wales, northern england and scotland could see this. don't forget, a lot of rain coming on strong winds. gales for some, especially in the west and these the temperatures. the milder air coming in with the system, pushing steadily north. it won't get into scotland but on sunday it will. remain unsettled through the weekend and as we go through the early part of next week temperatures start to slide. a candidate who can �*enact change' — the words of president—elect trump as he nominates billionaire backer howard lutnick for

another dose of heavy rain for the far southwest and the channel islands.and these are your afternoon temperatures, that cold air pushing southwards — 2—7 celsius at best. very cold indeed through tuesday night. still frequent wintry showers in areas exposed to this brisk wind. dry for many places inland with a bit of shelter. but it is going to be a cold start to wednesday morning with a widespread frost. quite a lot of sunshine around on wednesday, but some icy stretches and further wintry showers, again, in spots exposed to that northwesterly wind. it may be that we won't see quite as many showers at this stage on the east coast. the wind tending to push some of those showers out to sea. talking of the winds — that wind will be pretty brisk, particularly up towards the north and the east. so those are your temperatures, 2—8 celsius at best — factor in the wind chill, it will feel colder than that. now, this little frontal system here may usher in some slightly less cold air from the north, but still some wintry showers as we head through thursday and fri

some scattered showers in the south—east, some spreading further west and also getting into the channel islands fog will left but were it lingers temperatures will be suppressed. this evening and overnight the weather makes progress south, fog reforms in very similar areas to last night and it will be chilly, particularly in the countryside, where we could see pockets of frost. tomorrow starts with fog in western areas again, it will be everywhere of course —— it won't be everywhere, of course, it is patchy, but some izco dog slow to clear. light rain and drizzle across scotland, northern ireland, eventually northern england and north wales. i had to be brighter skies, brighterskies wales. i had to be brighter skies, brighter skies following behind. into the middle of the week high pressure pushes out towards the atlantic and not much in the way i suppose on the charts, so thursday starts with mist and fog, a cloudy day generally, the odd spot of rain coming out of the clouds that we see a slice of drier and brighter weather across northern england, potentially north wales

we have a lot of cloud already cross the channel islands.. some passages across northern western isles. apart from that, light breezes and temperatures 11 to 16 celsius. like yesterday, some of us could see occasional glimmers of brightness. if you're going to any bonfire event tonight, you may see a few showers in the north—west. forthe may see a few showers in the north—west. for the rest of the country, largely dry, cloudy with some hill fog. especially part of the south—east. temperatures seven to 12 celsius. a chilly 2 degrees in aberdeen. high pressure remains in charge of our weather on wednesday. you can see this ridge here. it is keeping this weather front at bay. you can also see how the wind is coming from a southerly direction. it will be milder as represented ijy will be milder as represented by the yellow and amber. as a weather front skirt pass the outer hebrides, will introduce some rain. breezy across the north west. for all of us, again, — of 17 celsius. thursday, a lot of cloud once again. again, breezy across the far nort

can see in st andrews we've had a lot of cloud already, and it's the same in st helier in the channel islandsor a while and will continue to be so over the next few days. so a lot of cloud into the afternoon, some breaks across the north of scotland, northern ireland and wales, some patchy drizzle across the northern and western isles and the far north—east of scotland. but apart from that, light breezes with temperatures 11 to 16 degrees under the cloud. but, like yesterday, some of us could see occasional glimmers of brightness. now, if you're going to any bonfire events tonight, we're likely to see a few showers and breezy conditions in the north—west, but for the rest of the country, largely dry, cloudy, mild with some hill fog, especially in parts of the south—east. temperatures seven to 12 degrees, but a chilly two degrees in aberdeen. so high pressure remains in charge of our weather on wednesday. you can see this ridge here, it's effectively keeping this weather front at bay, but you can also see how the wind is coming from a southerly direction, a mild direction for us as represented

another dose of heavy rain for the far southwest and the channel islands.t of scotland. and these are your afternoon temperatures, that cold air pushing southwards — 2—7 celsius at best. very cold indeed through tuesday night. still frequent wintry showers in areas exposed to this brisk wind. dry for many places inland with a bit of shelter. but it is going to be a cold start to wednesday morning with a widespread frost. quite a lot of sunshine around on wednesday, but some icy stretches and further wintry showers, again, in spots exposed to that northwesterly wind. it may be that we won't see quite as many showers at this stage on the east coast. the wind tending to push some of those showers out to sea. talking of the winds — that wind will be pretty brisk, particularly up towards the north and the east. so those are your temperatures, 2—8 celsius at best — factor in the wind chill, it will feel colder than that. now, this little frontal system here may usher in some slightly less cold air from the north, but still some wintry showers as we head through t

generally, temperatures 4—9 celsius, 1a in the channel islands.ell continues to move away. high pressure very much in charge of our weather. low pressure with weather fronts out towards the west, but with high pressure in charge overnight, things are going to be fairly quiet and also settled. and it's going to be a cold night with a widespread frost. we could see —5 or —6 celsius in scotland with all the moisture and just light winds. that's a recipe for some mist and fog patches to form, so we'll have some mist and fog to start the day tomorrow. what you'll find is some of it will be quite dense in the southeast. most of it should lift, leaving a lot of dry weather, but out towards the west one of our weather fronts starts to make a bit of progress. so it's introducing some cloud, the odd shower and also strengthening winds before the rain comes in a bit later on. so then heading on from thursday into friday, the high pressure continues to drift away onto the near continent. that's allowing the weather fronts to make a bit more progress into the

still these brisk winds bringing a few showers into east anglia, the southeast of england and the channel islandsea of high pressure that's going to keep things mostly dry. the centre of the high does retreat a little bit further westwards, allowing a weak frontal system in across scotland, that will bring more cloud, a few splashes of rain, early fog in northern ireland lifting but hanging around as low cloud and some quite cloudy conditions to into north west england, parts of wales and the midlands. temperatures at best up to around 12 or 13 degrees. now by thursday we'll just see some large areas of cloud, some clear spells as well. there could just be a few spits and spots of light rain and drizzle, especially across western parts of scotland. and again, those temperatures in most places ten, 11, 12, maybe 13 degrees. but further ahead there is a change on the way. this frontal system slowly but surely pushes its way southwards and eastwards over the weekend. as it does so, low pressure is likely to develop on top of the uk. that will bring some unsettled conditions and as that low swings ea

the cloud dragging aross the far south of england and the channel islands first thing, then this northerlyre and clearer air, plenty sunshine and despite a colder start, the sunshine will compensate with temperatures getting just a little above average. as we then go through the evening and overnight, high pressure takes its place across our shores once again. breeze may bring some showers into east anglia as well as a few further north and west. but it is high pressure and clearer air, plenty sunshine and despite a colder start, the sunshine will compensate with temperatures getting just a little above average. as we then go through the evening and overnight, high pressure takes its place across our shores once again. the fronts are rather weak as they move southwards and we may see a little bit of showery rain in the far southeast of england into tuesday. a bit more cloud as well because we pick up a northeasterly breeze. that said, for most, despite a chillier start, more grass frost around, it will be pleasant in the sunshine, and there will be a good deal of that. we gradually introdu

also in st helier in the channel islands. across the board, that is the story.of crowd into the afternoon. some breaks across northern scotland, northern ireland and wales. some patchy drizzle across the northern western isles. apart from that, like breezes and the temperature will be 11 to 16 celsius under the cloud. some of us could see some occasional glimmers of brightness. if you're going to any bonfire event tonight, you may see a few showers in the north—west. for the rest of the country, largely dry and cloudy, mild with some hill fog, especially in parts of the south—east. temperatures will be seven to 12 celsius, botticelli temperature in aberdeen. this rich he is keeping the weather friends at bay. but the wind is coming from it so direction. a lot of crowd once again on wednesday stop as the weather front skirt 0uter wednesday stop as the weather front skirt outer hebrides, it would an rain. breezy across the north west, and for all of us a lot of crowd. some brighter glimpses in the north of england and also wales. highs of 17 celsius. 0n highs of 1

could even see something wintry across the channel islands. showers in spots exposed to the wind and it is again going to feel cold for the time of year. now, on friday, again, we'll see some wintry showers, particularly around the coast, but we could see some rain, sleet and snow getting inland at times. most places, though, by the end of the day should be dry. still rather cold, but there is a change on the way for the weekend in the shape of this deep area of low pressure, the centre of which is expected to stay to the north—west of us. but notice all these isobars, some very strong winds, some heavy rain sweeping across the uk. but with that, it is expected to turn much milder. live from london, this is bbc news. in another reversal of policy, the us agrees to send anti—personnel landmines to ukraine. an international treaty bans mines in most countries. the us closes its kyiv embassy because of air—attack threats. it's urging its citizens to take shelter if an air alert sounds. rising energy bills push uk inflation above the bank of engla

the cloud still dragging its heels across the far south of england and channel islands first thing ands further north and west. high pressure and clear air and and west. high pressure and clearairand we will and west. high pressure and clear air and we will see plenty of sunshine. despite a cold start the sunshine with take the temperature is getting just a bit above the average. this evening and overnight comedy high pressure takes its place across our shores once again and the weather front is weak as they move south. we may see some showery rain coming in across the far south—east of england as we go into tuesday. showery rain. more cloud. picking up a north—easterly breeze. for most, despite a chillier start, breeze. for most, despite a chillierstart, more breeze. for most, despite a chillier start, more grass frost around, it will be pleasant in the sunshine and they will be quite a good deal of sunshine. more cloud again on wednesday this time in the north as well as the potential for some showery rain in the south. 0urwindow for some showery rain in the south. 0ur window of suns

a bit more cloud and patchy rain in the channel islands, but apart from that, it is largely dry with also into kent. mist and fog forming into kent. mist and fog forming in northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—east england and north midlands, and under clear skies, and north midlands, and under clearskies, it and north midlands, and under clear skies, it will be a cold night. these temperatures are what you can expect in towns and cities, rural areas may even see a touch of frost. high pressure continues tomorrow to dominate, not much wind around to move the fog which will be slow to clear especially across northern ireland. we hang on to the showers coming in on the breeze across east anglia and the south—east, but for most, it will be a dry day with sunny spells and temperatures eight in glasgow to about 12 in st helier. you can see this cloud waiting in the wings, that is this weather front which will sink southwards during the course of wednesday, bumping into high pressure and weakening all the time, and it will produce a band of cloud, patchy light rain in scotland, get

could even see something wintry across the channel islands.the time of year. now, on friday, again, we'll see some wintry showers, particularly around the coast, but we could see some rain, sleet and snow getting inland at times. most places, though, by the end of the day should be dry. still rather cold, but there is a change on the way for the weekend in the shape of this deep area of low pressure, the centre of which is expected to stay to the north—west of us. but notice all these isobars, some very strong winds, some heavy rain sweeping across the uk. but with that, it is expected to turn much milder. this is bbc news, the headlines... joe biden agrees to give anti—personnel landmines to ukraine — in another reversal of policy. mines are banned in most countries. rising energy bills push uk inflation to its highest level since april. official figures show a greater than expected increase. and �*my brain tumour and me' — we take a look at bbc glenn campbell's documentary on life after a shocking diagnosis. i want to get as much out of ever

the cloud dragging aross the far south of england and the channel islands first thing, then this northerlylder start, the sunshine will compensate with temperatures getting just a little above average. as we then go through the evening and overnight, high pressure takes its place across our shores once again. the fronts rather weak as they move southwards and we may see a little bit of showery rain in the far southeast of england into tuesday. a bit more cloud as well because we pick up a northeasterly breeze. that said, for most, despite a chillier start, more grass frost around, it will be pleasant in the sunshine, and there will be a good deal of that. we gradually introduce more cloud again on wednesday, this time in the north with showery rain in the south. 0ur window of sunshine is diminishing a little as we move through the week with these weak fronts around and early morning frost and patchy fog as well. temperatures starting to dip away away a little and that is because it looks set by the end of the week to get colder. cold air is seeping across most parts of the country but with

so, as we start monday, still quite a bit of cloud hanging around through cornwall and the channel islandsnday, but i do think the sunshine will compensate, so it will feel pleasant enough. and light winds for the majority under our area of high pressure. but there are a couple of flies in the ointment, one of them comes later tuesday into wednesday, working its way we think down the north sea, so bringing rather more cloud and breeze, a chilly breeze back in across east anglia, in the south—east and probably overnight and into wednesday. some rain, but for most after a chilly start and probably a bit more frost around into next week and some morning fog. low level fog, it does look like another dry bright day. good spells of sunshine on tuesday, but it might be some more rain, as i say, in the south on wednesday and then in the north into thursday. as ever, there's more on the website. live from london. this is bbc news. protests take place in spain over the emergency response to the floods that killed more than 200 people. another blow to prospects of a middle east peace deal, qatar is s

some showers still running across the far south—east of england and the channel islands.ht. but milder in the north—west of scotland because here we will see a frontal system starting to push its way in. that is going to bring more generally cloudy weather. you can see that band of cloud, maybe even a few spots of rain sinking southwards across scotland. i think it is going to be a pretty gloomy day for northern ireland after a foggy start for some and a lot of cloud rolling in from the north. cloud, too through the isle of man into north west england, north wales, parts of the midlands, best of the sunshine down towards the south and temperatures for most of us around 11, 12 or 13 degrees. now thursday's weather looks very similar. large amounts of cloud, a few spots of drizzle, a bit misty and murky in places. some bright or sunny spells and temperature—wise, well, highs of around 11, 12, 13 degrees. maybe 1a, in just a few places. for friday again, very cloudy weather, a few bright or sunny spells, but a change up towards the north. the winds will be strengthening in t

could even see something wintry across the channel islands.day, again, we'll see some wintry showers, particularly around the coast, but we could see some rain, sleet and snow getting inland at times. most places, though, by the end of the day should be dry. still rather cold, but there is a change on the way for the weekend in the shape of this deep area of low pressure, the centre of which is expected to stay to the north—west of us. but notice all these isobars, some very strong winds, some heavy rain sweeping across the uk. but with that, it is expected to turn much milder. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. iran's islamic government is under enormous pressure — both in its role as regional power confronting israel, and in terms of its internal stability. 0n the home front, there is no sign of a let—up in the confrontation between the iranian internal security apparatus, and those women in the country demanding life and

the cloud dragging across the far south of england and the channel islands first thing, then this northerlynd west. but it is high pressure and clearer air, plenty sunshine and despite a colder start, the sunshine will compensate with temperatures getting just a little above average. as we then go through the evening and overnight, that high pressure takes its place across our shores once again. the weather fronts rather weak as they move southwards and we may see a little bit of showery rain in across the far southeast of england into tuesday. a bit more cloud as well because we pick up a northeasterly breeze. that said, for most, despite a chillier start, more grass frost around, it will be pleasant in the sunshine, and there will be a good deal of that. we gradually introduce more cloud again on wednesday, this time in the north with showery rain in the south. our window of sunshine is diminishing a little as we move through the week with these weak fronts around and early morning frost and patchy fog as well. temperatures starting to dip away away a little and that is because it looks s