for wales some in cumbria, lancashire and the manchesterarea. .ill feel more like freezing or a touch below. as we head through the evening, the north—easterly winds will feed wintry showers across the south—east. quite a lot of showers and by this stage in the early hours of monday, most of them will be falling as snow away from the coast. a few centimetres of snow. that could cause some disruption tomorrow morn being a cold night. these are the town and city temperatures. and some freezing fog. the risk of some lying snow and ice in the south—east tomorrow morning. that could cause some monday morning travel headaches so stay tuned. a few of the showers drifting west. generally not a bad day, crisp with blue skies. a system showing its hand up to the north—west and that will bring some rain, perhaps, but more likely snow as it slides east during monday night into tuesday. this front will weaken, but still could bring some snow south and eastwards during tuesday on what will be another particularly cold feeling day. so thatis particularly cold fe

a white supremacist who planned to carry out a machete attack at a gay pride event in cumbria has been was arrested after police were tipped off when he posted details of his plans online. here's our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani. ethan stables, self—confessed neo—nazi. for more than six months, the 20—year—old planned a white supremacist attack in barrow—in—furness. 0nline, he spread hate. in the real world, he bought weapons and recorded this shocking video. it's just like gay people. much nicer when they're on fire. in a series of frightening posts, he told fellow neo—nazis on facebook that he would attack this pub, hosting a gay pride night. i'm going to war tonight, he told them. i'm going to walk in with a machete and slaughter every single one. some readers encouraged him, but one replied, that's not right, ethan. he posted this reconnaissance picture and signed off, i'm fighting for what i believe in. my country, my folk, my race. barmaid katie bulger was setting up for the night when armed officers, tipped off by a facebook user, rushed in. it frightened me. bec

a white supremacist who planned to carry out a machete attack at a gay pride event in cumbria has beencted of a terror offence. also this hour — tackling the underground trade in superpower painkillers. a 25—year—old drug dealer has been sentenced to eight years in prison for exporting and selling the extremely strong painkiller fentanyl on the dark web. and the little horse with a big dream. we'll find out why digby is saddling up to become the uk‘s first guide horse. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has been warned that her decision to leave the eu's customs union — which allows goods to move between eu countries without tariffs — will cause ‘unavoidable‘ barriers to trade. and the european union's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, who was in downing street for talks today, said the time had come for britain to make a choice on what it wants for its future. but the brexit secretary david davis said being outside the customs union would allow the united kingdom to strike new trade deals with the rest of the world. here's our political editor laura kuenss

convicted of a terrorist offence, after planning to carry out a machete attack on a gay pride event in cumbria. the only surviving suspect in the 2015 paris terrorist attacks goes on trial, in connection with a gun battle in brussels. lauri love, suspected of hacking into fbi computers, has won his appeal over extradition to the united states. lloyds bank bans bitcoin purchases on its credit cards — it says people need protecting from debts they may never be able to repay. snow and freezing fog disrupt travel as temperatures continue to plummet across the uk. and coming up in the sport on bbc news: the philadelphia eagles are celebrating a first super bowl title after a thrilling win over defending champions the new england patriots. hello, good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. downing street has ruled out the prospect of the uk staying in any kind of european customs union after brexit, after days of disunity within the conservative party. within the conservative party. in a customs union, the uk would have tariff—free trade within the eu, but would lose the ability to strike dea

also part of cumbria.een snowing heavily overnight in glasgow. in the south east, we have another amber be prepared for disruption due to snow fall, this morning. it runs until 10am this morning and we could see a further five to ten centimetres, may be locally a little bit more than that. as we go through the course of the morning, the wind will strengthen so the snow will keep piling into the areas i havejust highlighted where we are expecting disruption. further south, snow showers blowing over towards the west. it will feel cold today and the maximum temperature roughly from about freezing 2—2, but add on the strength of the wind, the wind chill will make you feel like minus five in aberdeen and minus 11 in the norwich area for example. wherever you are, it will feel brutally cold. worth bearing in mind if you are stepping out. some of the snow will be blowing in the wind. overnight we have the area covered by the amber weather warning, which will still be producing more snow. further south, some snow

as you can see in cumbria this afternoon.intry weather to come as we go through this weekend. there will be some hills so on saturday. most of you will see some rain. some colder weather. right conditions on sunday. a fairly windy weekend. this is out in the atlantic. we have some clear skies tonight. temperatures dropping away quite sharply. lifting over northern ireland and western scotland. rain later on but to begin with, quite a bit of snow falling. temperatures will be close to freezing at this point. let's ta ke freezing at this point. let's take a look around on a pretty chilly saturday morning we could see as much as ten centimetres of snow on the ills of scotland first thing. most of it will turn back to rain and fragment. northern ireland strayed into brighter weather but for more than imminent, a spell of rain until snow pushing eastwards. not a huge amount of rain elsewhere to begin with. rain may come and go. wet weather arriving in the south—east late in the afternoon. northern scotland staying dry and reasonab

snow blanketed eastern england and scotland with cumbria seeing more than a foot of snow.ands of schools have been closed, and dozens of railway stations will be closed tomorrow. lorna gordon reports. at the tail end of winter, the highest alert for snow. the driving treacherous, the disruption widespread. heading out in these conditions not advised. this is the first time scotland has had a red weather warning of this kind. in force for a large swathe of the country's most heavily populated areas. frequent showers, drifting snow and the extremely low temperatures means some rural communities could become cut off. is it ok to come in? hello, marjorie. in the village of bishopton, on the outskirts of glasgow, the local minister has been looking in on the elderly and formidable. ——on the elderly and vulnerable. in this kind of weather, it's good for everyone to look out for their neighbours? it is indeed, that is right, and even the smallest gesture can be a help. checking in on everyone and just checking to see they are safe is important. we wouldn't be advocating people go

as you can see in cumbria this afternoon.eather to come as we go through this weekend. there will be some hills snow on saturday. most of you will see some rain. some colder weather. brighter conditions on sunday. a fairly windy weekend. this is out in the atlantic. we have some clear skies tonight. temperatures dropping away quite sharply. lifting over northern ireland and western scotland. rain later on, but to begin with quite a bit of snow falling. temperatures will be close to freezing at this point. let's take a look around, on a pretty chilly saturday morning we could see as much as ten centimetres of snow on the ills of scotland first thing. most of it will turn back to rain and fragment. northern ireland straight into brighter weather but for northern england, a spell of rain until snow pushing eastwards. not a huge amount of rain elsewhere to begin with. rain may come and go. wet weather arriving in the south—east late in the afternoon. northern scotland staying dry and reasonably bright. temperatures may be as high

it has been a cold afternoon and any showers have fallen as no solar light dusting across cumbria. afternoon but we will continue to see clear skies overnight and that will allow those temperatures to fall away and a chilly night to come in central and eastern areas. by contrast, the cloud and rain will gather towards dawn tomorrow morning and we could see more significant snow bumping into this cold are sitting across scotland. a widespread frost is likely, the blue tones denoting falling below freezing so first thing tomorrow morning we could see five to ten centimetres of snow and icy stretches not out of the question to parts of scotland. snow showers likely across north—west england, wales and south—west england. it will be rain bursting and the rain is likely to stay with you for most of the day. spilling in from the west throughout the afternoon, moving towards the south—east corner by the end of the day. we will perhaps he and improving picture, slowly but surely into the far north of scotland with some afternoon brightness. but if you are in the direction of the by you are

a self—confessed nazi sympathiser, accused of plotting a machete attack at gay pride event in cumbriareparing an act of terrorism. leeds crown court heard how ethan stables, who's 20, was arrested after he posted details of his plans online, saying he was ‘going to war‘. he's due to be sentenced later this week. the leading us stock market index has fallen more than 4%, over 1,000 points, the biggest one—day point fall in history. the dowjones briefly fell more than 10% from its record high in january. the only surviving suspect in the 2015 paris terror attacks has gone on trial in brussels, relating to a gun—battle with belgian police. salah abdeslam, who's charged with possessing illegal weapons and the attempted murder of police officers, refused to stand up in court or answer any questions. 0ur correspondent damian grammaticas reports from brussels. 200 armed police ringed the court today, guarding this trial. more than two years after the paris attacks, those in the courtroom strained to get a first glimpse of the only surviving attacker, salah abdeslam and an accomplice. abdesla

a white supremacist who planned to carry out a machete attack at a gay pride event in cumbria has beenvicted of a terror offence. a 25—year old drug dealer has been sentenced to eight years in prison for exporting and selling the strong painkiller fentanyl on the dark web. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. in beyond 100 days this evening — we'll hear about the latest twitter spat between donald trump and the uk government — this time over the nhs. as two british banks stop customers buying bitcoin on their credit cards — we'll be speaking to a finance analyst about the crypto—currency. and the little horse with a big dream. we'll find out why digby is saddling up to become the uk's first guide horse. that's all ahead on bbc news. hello and welcome to sportsday. jon moss admits he was misguided to have that conversation in the meeting between liverpool and spurs. an amazing night for the... and, as pa rt an amazing night for the... and, as part of the bbc‘s state of sport except investigation, we speak to doub

change from the morning, the best of the weather again in western and northern areas, beautiful in cumbriargh getting plenty of sunshine but partly cloudy skies in much of the midlands, eastern areas, the south, and occasional passing showers, some will be wintry and it's going to be cold. let's go from monday night into tuesday, the weather front moves into the cold air, snow for the north—west of england, into wales, the south—west but by the time the weather front reaches parts of the midlands, the south—east, it will have stopped snowing, the weather fronts will fall apart, so these areas out north and west could catch some snow early on tuesday. ten centimetres over the pennines not impossible, to the three centimetres in towns and cities, enough to cause problems. wednesday, not looking too bad, between weather systems so are a lot of fine, bright weather if not sunny. two to three at best. by sunday things will cloud over and cause rain. staying cold for most of the week, widespread frost where the skies clear and some snow. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north amer

maybe the odd one skipping across the pennines into cumbria and lancashire.s the east midlands east anglia and the south east, strong winds and showers. with the strength of the wind it will feel more like freezing orjust below. this evening and the knights, the north—easterly winds will feed wintry showers into the south—eastern corner. a lot of showers by this stage in the early hours of monday most of them will be falling as snow away from the coast. perhaps a few centimetres of snow which could cause disruption tomorrow morning. a cold night wherever you are. some freezing fog patches as well. the risk of snow and ice across parts of the south east tomorrow morning that could cause monday morning travel headaches. stay tuned to the forecast. generally speaking not a bad day, crisp with blue skies. temperatures between three and 6 degrees. a frontal system will show its hand in the north—west and that will bring outbreaks of rain and snow. it looks as if the front will weaken, but it has the potential to bring snow southwards and eastwards on tuesday. that

perhaps a bit brighter in cumbria, lancashire, the eastern side of england and into the midlands, ratherrighter glimpses in between. this evening and tonight, this area of cloud, patchy rain and hill snow will move west again, wintry showers pushing in from the north sea. temperatures close to freezing, a touch of frost and there could be icy stretches tomorrow morning. a chilly start to the day but across large parts of continental europe it will be colder. that is because ours this area of high pressure comes down from scandinavia, and we will increasingly be getting colder air from the near continent in the shape of this strong and bitterly cold north—easterly wind which will affect southern areas and could ring wintry showers in parts of eastern england. elsewhere largely dry, sunny spells, lighter winds further north but where we have strong wind in the self, added onto the temperatures and this is what it will feel like in norwich, feeling like freezing on sunday afternoon. monday is a continuation of the north—easterly winds. a lot of dry weather but this frontal system from the n

a beautiful day across cumbria, and glasgow, edinburgh, but partly cloudy skies across much of the midlands cold air. snows of the north in the north—west of england, into wales and the south—west. why the time that front reaches the midlands and the south—east it will have stopped snowing. that weather front will fall apart and these areas in the north and west that could catch early snow on tuesday. ten centimetres zero impossible over the pennines. enough to cause some problems in the towns and cities. were between with assistance on wednesday so there will be a lot of frightened to make fine bright weather. it will feel cold. by thursday it looks as if things will cloud over and there will be some rain. it will stay cold through most of the week, there will be widespread frost but this guy is clear and some snow. —— widespread frost where the sky is clear. this is business briefing, i‘m sally bundock. a break from tradition. jerome powell takes over from janet yellen as chair of the fed. it is the first time in nearly 40 years the head of the us central bank has served just one term in

cumbria, lancashire, the eastern side of england and into the midlands, it will be rather cloudy.his evening and tonight, this area of cloud and patchy rain and hill snow will drift west again. further wintry showers pushing in from the north sea. with temperatures close to freezing there will be a touch of frost and there could be some icy stretches tomorrow morning. a chilly start to the day but across large parts of continental europe it will be a lot colder. as this area of high pressure m oves colder. as this area of high pressure moves down from scandinavia we will increasingly be getting cold airfrom the near we will increasingly be getting cold air from the near continent we will increasingly be getting cold airfrom the near continent in we will increasingly be getting cold air from the near continent in the shape of this strong and bitterly cold north—easterly wind which will affect southern areas and could bring wintry showers and eastern england. elsewhere, largely dry, sunny spells, lighter winds further north, but it will feel like freezing because of the wind. a lot

conditions are hazardous for drivers on major routes across cumbria and the north pennines.ffice is warning that rural communities here might be cut off for several days. many roads will palu —— many roads were closed including part of the ai. at newcastle airport, flights have been delayed and cancelled as teams work to clear snow and ice from the runway. for those travelling by train into durham, the weather has caused disruption. i'm attempting to head back to inverness. i came here last night, inverness delivering a car, stayed overnight and i'm attempting to get back. conditions are not as bad in the north as they are, here. this seems to be the worst affected area. i got the train to durham and they have cancelled most of the trains running through durham, so i'm trying to get straight back home again. the buses are running in newcastle but i don't think they will be by the time we get home. it has been a slow morning, without much progress. the evening rush are as likely to be worse as strong winds driving heavy snow. scotland and the north are braced for a difficult

sunny spells for cumbria down towards cornwall. and it is pretty mild, 13 degrees is the high and belfast. into the evening, the rain in the north west pushes south and east. it merges with an area of cloud and rain in the south east. skies clearing from the south east. skies clearing from the north west overnight. staying cloudy with that a patchy outbreaks. but we start tuesday with a frost free start, cloud and rain lingering in east anglia towards kent. but away from the selfies, not a bad day. more sunshine than there is today, temperatures down. many of us in double figures, but cooler in the east coast on tuesday. eventually, we lose the cloud and the wet weather from southern and eastern parts overnight heading into wednesday, the winds falling quite light so we're clear spells, a chilly night. a frost in scotland and northern ireland. milderfurther south first thing on wednesday, but likely to see some mist and fog lingering. wednesday is largely dry, with mist dan fog and low cloud in central parts of england. but elsewhe

the number of young owners has dropped across britain, down to 44% in the north—east and cumbria, thee, from 61% to 36% in east midlands. in london from 47% to just 20%. there's been a collapse in the homeownership rates of young adults across the country and its being concentrated on middle income families. if this continues into their later life they are going to be paying rent forfar longer, potentially into their retirement. they'll have less real resources for other spending when they are in old age. the huge increase in house prices is the reason why it has become so difficult. 20 years ago a young family would need four times their income in order to buy. now it's more like eight times. so, for increasing numbers, buying a home isjust a nonstarter. the government's help to buy scheme is helping people afford more, especially new homes, and first—time buyers have had their stamp duty cut. the problem is also one of supply. councils complain that developers are sitting on planning permissions for more than 400,000 homes, which haven't been built, and that's aggravating the shorta

this comes from penrith in cumbria, where there has been about four centimetres of snow, and it is edging further south gci’oss snow, and it is edging further south across the country. this afternoon, we will continue with the cold theme, and there will be some more wintry flurries. let's start with the satellite image, this is the view from space looking down at the clu b view from space looking down at the club uk, you can see this band of cloud is a slow—moving weather front. that is producing quite a bit of snow. this is the recent snowfall radar showing where we have had snow over the past few hours, tracking south across parts of northern england into wales and the west country. we will continue to see this band of cloud and snow showers. it will feel cold if you are underneath that frontal system, with temperatures struggling to get much above freezing. either side of the front, it is a bit milder. there is still a mix of bright spells and wintry showers. if we zoom in and ta ke wintry showers. if we zoom in and take a look at the regional detail, first across scotland you can see

cumbria, and only eastern side of england and midlands, it will be cloudy with damp weather, three degreesas we go through this evening and overnight, this area of cloud and hill snow will then drift its way westwards, further wintry showers pushing in from the north sea and with temperatures dipping away close to freezing, there will be a touch of frost and there will be some icy stretches to take us into tomorrow morning. so actually start to the day here, but in large parts of continental europe it will be a good deal cold. i mention that because as this area of high—pressure bills down from scandinavia, we will be importing airfrom down from scandinavia, we will be importing air from the down from scandinavia, we will be importing airfrom the new continent. in the shape of this strong and bitterly cold north—easterly wind, which will affect southern even years and bring wintry showers. elsewhere, largely dry. lighter winds further north, but where we have that strong wind, add that on to the temperatures. this is what it will feel like in norwich, feeling let freezing on sunday afterno

the number of young owners has dropped across britain, down to 44% in the north—east and cumbria, the% in east midlands. in london from 47% to just 20%. there's been a collapse in the homeownership rates of young adults across the country and its being concentrated on middle income families. if this continues into their later life they are going to be paying rent forfar their later life they are going to be paying rent for far longer, potentially into their retirement. they'll have less real resources for other spending when they are in old age. the huge increase in house prices is the reason why it has become so difficult. 20 years ago a young family would need four times their income in order to buy. now it's more like eight times. so for increasing numbers, buying a home is just a nonstarter. the government's help to buy scheme is helping people afford more, especially new homes, and first—time buyers have had their stamp duty cut. the problem is also one of supplier. councils complain that developers are sitting on planning permissions for more than 400,000 homes, which haven't be

some beautiful blue sky sent in early by our weather watcher in buttermere in cumbria.h more cloud and were starting to see more moving into the west. that is courtesy of this weather front which will make its wa ke weather front which will make its wake eastwards as we go through this evening. outbreaks of rain and hail snow at times. this afternoon, a scattering of showers were coastal areas. they will ease as we go through the day. temperatures around eight celsius. this evening and overnight, clear skies allowing temperatures to fall away fairly quickly. then the cloud will increase without breaks of rain coming in from the west and the potential to see some nice where we've got the rain. the rain could fall as snow over higher ground in the north. these are the temperatures in towns and cities but cooler in rural areas. a cold start to the day, particularly in the east where you can see a touch of frost to begin with. that weather front sitting across western areas to start the day will gradually edged its wake eastwards and fizzle out as its wake eastwards and fiz

some great pictures sent in by our weather watchers, including this wintry scene in cumbria where weome. here's the satellite. looking down on the cloud. you can see the band of cloud, a slow—moving weather front, producing further snow as it shifts across the east. perhaps a dusting of snow in london. a couple of centimetres possible towards norfolk. across the rest of the country, as the sky clears, it is dry and bitterly cold. we could c— double digits in the countryside. let's look at wednesday. he called and icy day to come. if we zoom in and icy day to come. if we zoom in and regional view, starting with scotland, watch out for the potential of icy stretches. brighter skies in east of scotland with cold conditions here. northern ireland clouding over a cold but cloudy morning. sunshine to start the day across much of england and wales. still some wintry flurries in the far west of wales in particular. and the far eastern regions will cease some dusting is as well. wintry sunshine hold on for much of england and wales but this guy is cloud over for the north west with the arriva

decades the number of young owners has dropped across britain from 5a to 44% in the north—east and cumbrialondon from 47 to just 20%. there's been a collapse in the home ownership rates of young adults across the country and it has been concentrated on middle income families. if this continues into their later life, they're going to be paying rent forfar longer, potentially into their retirement, and mean, they have less real resources for other spending when they are in old age. the huge increase in house prices is the reason why it's become so difficult. 20 years ago, a young family would need four times their income in order to buy. now it's more like eight times, so for increasing numbers, buying a home isjust a nonstarter. the government's help to buy scheme is helping people afford more, particularly new homes. and first time buyers have had their stamp duty cut. but the problem is also one of supply. councils complained that developers are sitting on planning permissions for more than 400,000 homes which have not been built, and that's aggravating the shortage. it's really hard to s

this was cumbria early this morning, but it could have been virtually anywhere in northern and easternes — on many different routes — ended up getting stuck. the a46 lincoln bypass was blocked by stranded lorries. further south, in norwich, it was gridlock in rush hour, as the journey to work took hours. the poor night girls are still on shift. they've been there since half past seven last night and no—one can get in. we should have just stayed at home really, but someone's got to keep the world running, haven't they? 0n the east coast main line, linking london and scotland, there were numerous cancellations and delays. the snow, the travel, it's been a nightmare. it's been, yeah, it's been a journey. it is the 2:38 train and it has been delayed by, like, a couple of hours. so 17:15 is the current time. thousands of schools were closed for the day. of course, that meant fun in the snow, but you needed endurance in the biting wind chill. if you took a spin down a country road in yorkshire, this is what it looked like. beautiful, but treacherous. come on! in rural areas, much has to be d

the morning across scotland, maybe snow showers lingering through the lake district and parts of cumbriast england, wales, south—west england, eventually towards the south—east, staying dry during daylight hours in south—east england. a miserable afternoon for many. we might scrape double digits but it won't feel like it. there are important rugby matches taking place this weekend. on saturday it won't surprise you to hear there will be rain around. more of a significant breeze as well, noticeable wind could affect the kicking game for ireland. as we move out of saturday the area of low pressure will move away. on the southern flank we could see gales or severe gales across the north—west. then we can trace those isobars to the north—west. it means as we head towards sunday it is winter proper. the showers falling snow across scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. best of the sunshine further east. that's it. enjoy. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. two british jihadists belonging two britishjihadists belonging to so—called islamic state have been captured. the daughte

conditions are hazardous for drivers on major routes across cumbria and the north pennines.is warning that rural communities here might be cut off for several days. many roads were closed, including part of the ai. at newcastle airport, flights have been delayed and cancelled as teams work to clear snow and ice from the runway. for those travelling by train into durham, the weather has caused disruption. i'm attempting to head back to inverness. i came here last night from inverness delivering a car, stayed overnight and i'm attempting to get back. conditions are not as bad in the north as they are, here. this seems to be the worst affected area. i got the train to durham and they have cancelled most of the trains running through durham, so i'm trying to get straight back home again. the buses are running in newcastle but i don't think they will be by the time we get home. it has been a slow morning, without much progress. the evening rush hour is likely to be worse as strong winds drive in heavy snow. scotland and the north are braced for a difficult night ahead. snow has f

for the rest, beautiful blue sky and sunshine, as denoted by this picture sent in from cumbria.can be an issue first thing if travelling in scotland, snow and ice, as much as five to ten centimetres before it eases away, there will be some lying snow first thing in the morning, maybe snow showers lingering, parts of cumbria as well. further south, rain through wales and south—west england, that rain will be drifting east as we go through the day. it is in improving weather story across parts of scotland into the afternoon, brighter spells, rain turning heavy, as it moves through the uk, eventually towards the south—east. pretty miserable afternoon for many of us, we may break double digits but it will not feel like it. important rugby matches this weekend, on saturday, there will be some rain around, unsurprising, significant breeze as well, noticeable wind which could affect the kicking game for ireland. as we move out of saturday, the low pressure will move and on the southern flank, we could see dales or seve re southern flank, we could see dales or severe gales. then we can

today, we had beautiful sunny skies from this weather watcher in cumbria.he high remains in place in the coming days, colder air remains in place in the coming days, colderair in our remains in place in the coming days, colder air in our direction from the east. in fact, colder air in our direction from the east. infact, it colder air in our direction from the east. in fact, it will come quite chilly out there tonight. some clear spells but that is quoted as well and perhaps mist and fog patches for parts of east anglia, yorkshire and north—east england particularly. temperatures in towns and cities hovering around freezing but dropping below right in the countryside. so we get into thursday morning and for many, spells of sunshine once any early mist and fog clears. as we go through the day, generally more cloud bubbling up. sunny spells rather than clear blue skies. a decent look to the weather. more cloud and strengthening winds and in northern ireland and western scotla nd and in northern ireland and western scotland and those temperatures typically aro

convicted of a terrorist offence , after planning to carry out an attack on a gay pride event in cumbriahe had expressed homophobic, nazi and racist views online. you may find some of the evidence upsetting. our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani reports. ethan stables, self—confessed neo nazi. for more than six months he planned to carry out an attack. the 20—year—old with a history of depression had been homeless in barrow, and eventually moved into a small dilapidated flat in the town. behind his front door lastjune, he spoke online about how he hated gay people. he began to amass weapons. and recorded this shocking video. it's just like gay people, much nicer when they're on fire. he told members of a private neo nazi facebook group there were pride flags flying over a nearby pub and it was time to turn hate into action. in a series of increasingly frightening posts, stables revealed his plan. "i'm going to war tonight," he told them. "ivm "i'm going to walk in with a machete and slaughter every single one." some readers encouraged him, but one replied, that's not right, eth

this picture from a weather watcher was taken in cumbria, just an hour or so ago.hifts southwards and eastwards through into lincolnshire, the midlands, down towards the south—west. to the north—west, clearest is moving in and temperatures falling like a stone. a risk of is almost anywhere. still a few snow flurries to come towards east anglia and the south—east, there could even be a dusting in london. 0vernight temperatures falling as low as —6, even in some pounds and cities, colder than that in the countryside. —— pounds and cities. many of us start the day with frost, but a bit of sunshine. if we zoom into the regions, there will be is across scotland and northern ireland. brightest conditions towards the east and cloud increasing from the west. sunshine across northern england. showers lingering in the far west of wales, and also for the far east of england, the likes of kent out towards norfolk, wintry showers first thing. wherever you are, cold with ice around. the front that brought today‘s snow will be clearing towards the south—east with a ridge of high

that made for a lovely scene in cumbria.st air in scotla nd of banbury. the coldest air in scotland shown by the blue colours, avoiding the anglia and the south—east with the clout from yesterday still lingering anger cloud keeping temperatures up. rain through the day will bring a change from the south. sunshine through much of the morning in the east, the cloud from the west brings outbreaks of rain with hill snow turning heavier in the pennines and the peak district and a covering of snow before it turns back to rain. wettest conditions around the coast and a windy day, widespread gales, winds could touch 70 mph in the western isles but in the north, early occasional rain in northern ireland will clear to sunny spells but turning cloudy with snow and rain in scotland. ten centimetres in the snow here and there but at lower levels, turning back to rain as temperatures lift. windy across the board, severe gales for some but temperatures lifting, still a chilly day in eastern parts. through the night the rain and hill snow w

after police detained ethan stables in barrow in cumbria after he posted a message on facebook that he nhs and social care in england has been proposed by a panel of health experts. the panel, commissioned by the liberal democrats has also recommended a return of caps on personal payments for adult social care. here‘s our health editor, hugh pym. thousands of demonstrators marched through london at the weekend calling for increased funding for the nhs. health unions joined other campaigners, arguing there was a winter crisis which needed urgent action and investment. today, a report from health experts, including the former head of nhs england, has called for new answers to nhs funding problems. the report commissioned by the liberal democrats calls for an extra £4 billion on top of inflation for the nhs in england in the next financial year, more than double the increase announced in the budget. a single, ring—fenced tax for health and social care replacing national insurance. and reinstating a commitment to cap the costs paid by individuals for social care. the report argues that hig

some news about a planning application in cumbria which has been causing debate about at set of zip wires about to pieces of communication from the ministry, he says it will not be resolved next eight weeks and as a result that application has been withdrawn. more now on the news that the chief executive of oxfam has apologised to mps for the way he defended his charity following allegations of sexual misconduct. mark goldring has been called to answer questions from the international development committee about staff using prostitutes in haiti in 2011. let's talk to andrew macleod in geneva. he is up for un worker. —— eight former un worker. a very clear apology from mark goldring, i wonder how you respond to that in the context of all this. it's a nice start but it came kicking and screaming. it has taken 0xfam a long time to realise how much they have betrayed the taxpayer and donors and to realise they are not above the law, not in haiti for the uk or belgium. the trail is a strong word which implies you want to hear more from them, what specifically? they need to take their head of d

this photos sent in by a weather watcher in cumbria. that looks set to change overnight.from the west. cloud increasing and it could fall as snow over the hills. we have the rain, potentially patches of ice. these are the temperatures in towns and cities. rula, a touch cold. we starts with the temerretg—egittetbs gesths riff-m for front to a of ge wind, - of ge wind, the of ge wind, the cloud will celsius. in the wind, the cloud will not warm at all. that not particularly warm at all. that ta kes not particularly warm at all. that takes us into sunday and the weather front still sitting across the country, edging its way back westwards. it will start to fizzle out. not much rain on it by this point but we have a north—easterly breeze across england and wales. that's a very cold direction for the wind. a cold day to come on sunday and with that, the potential disease is no showers. a lot of dry weather around. lighter winds in the north. temperatures at a maximum of seven celsius. as we move into monday, another cold start to the day with a touch of frost. winds tending to

some sunshine, ifound this picture recently in cumbria, but the reason it‘s cloudy for many is this weatherland and there will be a short spell of rain across eastern scotland and eastern england into tuesday morning. clear skies eastern england into tuesday morning. clearskies further eastern england into tuesday morning. clear skies further west. temperatures staying above freezing. tuesday, staying cloudy across eastern areas, outbreaks of rain affecting east yorkshire, into suffolk and kent, elsewhere, more sunshine, across scotland, northern ireland and western areas. temperatures reaching double figures. tuesday to wednesday, something of a change, colder air moving in. the rain disappears across the east but staying cloudy. further north and west, the return of some frost and that‘s the theme of some frost and that‘s the theme of the weather we will experience for the second half of this week. wednesday, wants cloud around, mist and fog, for most of us, a dry day. the best of the sunshine across the north and west. temperatures dropping by a couple of degrees. into the end of the wee

conditions and some sunny spells, there is a bit of cloud floating around that as you can see here in cumbriathere could be the odd shower. mostly, it is dry, a bit chillier kabaddi yesterday. mostly, it is dry, a bit chillier ka baddi yesterday. 0vernight tonight, —— compared to yesterday. 0vernight it will turn pretty cold pretty quickly and there will be a widespread frost into friday morning, more so than last night. across northern areas of england, across scotland temp just down to -40 -6 across scotland temp just down to —40 —6 aussies, a little bit less cold in northern ireland where we have some cloudier skies. for friday itself, a cold and frosty start, temperatures 6 degrees with some sunny spells, but as we go into the weekend, things turning much colder, especially as those south—easterly winds started in elop and the cold weather lasting through to sunday, and next week. this is bbc news, and these are the top stories developing at midday: theresa may and her cabinet colleagues meet at chequers to find agreement on a way forward for the brexit negotiations. i think it will happe

across central scotland, north—east england and cumbria.imetres of lying snow. —— low lying snow. in aberdeenshire we have nine centimetres. there is also the risk of ice today, if you are travelling take extra care. snow showers continue to pack in. where we have the samba weather warning. we had a warning in the south—east which is about to expire. it will dry up in the south—east as the wind moves in. there are snow shovels across the far south—west. temperature wise, regardless of what it says, freezing temperatures across the uk. with wind chill, looking at —11 degrees. that is how it feels against your skin. the snow will be blowing and drifting because of strong winds, that will continue this evening and overnight. more snow piling in with that amber weather warning. there will be a lot of dry weather between, a cold night as well. temperature is even lower than this in the countryside and where we do have lying snow. tomorrow, as well as our existing web were quicker weather warning from the met office, we have another across south—

in cumbria we had some of the lowest temperatures last night, down to minus nine degrees.and. snow over the higher ground is primarily. maximum temperatures between two and six, 7 degrees. in the sunshine it will feel pleasant. the night, another cold and frosty night across central and eastern areas. “— cold and frosty night across central and eastern areas. —— the night. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the serial sex attackerjohn worboys is to appear at the high court to hear a legal challenge against his release. last month, the parole board was criticised after announcing he would be freed, with some of his victims only finding out from the media. lawyers say tesco could face a bill of up to £4 billion as a result of britain's largest ever equal pay claim. they argue that up to 200,000 mostly female shop floor workers should receive back pay, because they receive a lower hourly wage than male warehouse staff — even though their work has the same value. the prime minister will chair the first of two key brexit meetings with her senior ministers this afternoon.

in cumbria north yorkshire, a group of volunteers rallied around to get national lottery funding andit is the same length of time it took to walk. what the industry saying? the bus industry are saying, there is a body representing commercial operators and they totally dispute this claim that they are not taking risk averse routes. they say actually they have a number of companies willing to ta ke a number of companies willing to take on journeys that are not very well travelled and reach harder to reach rural areas. they are surprised at this statement about routes becoming unviable and sound decisions need to be taken on many operators continue to operate in an economic services, so there you go. thank you, paul lynch, in birmingham. —— non—economic services. scientists from edinburgh are among a team who've developed a major breakthrough in diagnosing lung infection. they've invented a probe that goes inside the lung — and can find and identify infection for the first time. details have been unveiled in austin, texas. our science correspondent pallab ghosh sent this report. shrunk

convicted of a terrorist offence, after planning to carry out a machete attack on a gay pride event in cumbriaa new ring—fenced tax to fund the nhs and social care has been proposed by a panel of health experts, backed by the liberal democrats. coming up on afternoon live all the sport with sarah. what a night for the phildaelphia eagles at the super bowl. a first super bowl title for the philadelphia eagles, at the third time of asking. it was a thrilling final with many records broken. they beat the favourite is the new england patriots and we have the details later. it was quite a show. louise has all the weather — snow! yes, we might have some snow, this is what we had this morning. we have also has some lovely blue skies and sunshine but across the north west your chance of snow will arrive overnight. also coming up, thousands of people can't get out of their time—share contracts because they are too complex and too costly. weh—afl'hfmtrment earlier monsieur barnier arrived in downing street with his british opposite number. he'd earlier warned that the uk must respect eu rules during the

this is cumbria, we have had about four centimetres of snow fall.tellite image, band of cloud across the country, slow—moving weather front. the latest snowfall radar shows where we have had the snow pushing further south and east, clear whether either side of the front, cold conditions with wintry showers from the north—west, a little bit of sunshine and temperatures under the cloud struggling to get much above freezing, but either side of the weather front, up to four, 5 degrees. the regional detail, across scotla nd degrees. the regional detail, across scotland and northern ireland, further snow showers coming in on the north—westerly wind, sunshine for southern scotland, back underneath the cloud with snow showers across northern england and down through wales into the south—west. snowfall in cornwall even today. clearer skies in the south—east. you could get snow flurries even there. this evening, the band of cloud and snow pushes further south—east, could be a dusting of snow for london, a couple of centimetres in norfolk, so mine is double di