further east across the south—east and east anglia, not farfrom east across the south—east and east anglia not farfrom freezing. fog patches as well. rain through the medals and two northern england clipping the east of scotland. dry out west. across the western areas it will be mild. as we kick off the day, not much sunshine. there will be some across east anglia and the south east. a reasonable day to come here. to the central areas, it stays drab with further dampness from time to time. quite a contrast in temperatures. for most places it will be mild but the central england, it will be chilly. for the rest, more cloud and dribs and drabs through northern england but milder further north and west you go across the uk. this is a pattern we will become accustomed to over the next few days. more northern and western pa rt few days. more northern and western part of the uk will be cloudy but will be mild with temperatures getting up towards double figures. pretty good for the time of year. further south and east, it will be colder. best of the sunshine across east anglia and the south—east

still cold in east anglia.ain through the spine of the country, city across the midlands. it stays dry across the midlands. it stays dry across the midlands. it stays dry across the south—east.

particularly across east anglia and the south. highs of 5 degrees.hich is set to dominate across much of continental europe with quite severe frosts. daytime highs remain below freezing. this is bbc news, the headlines at seven o‘clock. the chancellor is accused of threatening a trade war with europe, if the uk is shut out of the single market after brexit. it‘s been revealed large numbers of cancer operations are being postponed, because of the current pressures on the nhs. you‘ve got cancer inside you, and you just want to get rid of it, and it‘s just devastating to get that type of news. a leading figure in the civil—rights movement is to boycott donald trump‘s inauguration ceremony on friday. also in the next hour, more than 70 nations meet for a major international conference aimed at kick—starting peace talks between israel and the palestinians. delegates at the summit in paris restate their commitment to a two—state solution and warn against unilateral actions.

it means you get some sunshine and there will be more in east anglia and south—east england compareduld brighten up here in the afternoon. tomorrow plenty of cloud, some patchy rain in north—west england and north wales, for example. reasonably mild, the further north you are, but further south, the colder it becomes. despite the sunshine, east anglia and the south—eastjust 4—5. a sharp frost developing as we go through tuesday night into wednesday morning here. elsewhere, that cloud keeps the temperature up but you may be a bit damp and drizzly. some hill fog around as well. on wednesday, quite around as well. on wednesday, quite a sharp contrast across the uk. sunshine in the south but feeling cold. elsewhere, a few brighter brea ks cold. elsewhere, a few brighter breaks but plenty of cloud and it is quite mild in the far north of scotland. temperatures, bit closer together and north to south on thursday friday. a little on the cold side going the weekend. high pressure is in control, so most places will be dry, with the exception of some drizzle. low pressure in the atlantic tries

further south and east, it will be a bit brighter, but chillier as well, particularly across east anglia—east. daytime highs of around 5 degrees, and where the skies are clear overnight, we could well see some quite sharp frost, this could well be the scene to the early to mid part of the coming week across these south—eastern areas. mind you, that is nothing in comparison with the cold weather which is set to dominate across much of continental europe, with quite a severe frost here, and daytime highs remaining below freezing, even down across spain and portugal. the chancellor's accused of threatening a trade war with europe if the uk is shut out of the single market after brexit. philip hammond says the government will do whatever it takes to keep the country competitive. will do whatever it takes to keep but labour says slashing business taxes could damage the economy. it's been revealed large numbers of cancer operations are being delayed because of the current pressures on the nhs. you've got cancer inside you, and you just want to get rid of it, and it's just devastating to get th

the best of that in part of east anglia and the south—east.er through central areas. that will tend to ease away. some dry spells in the afternoon. some brightness for northern ireland and scotland. some of the best temperatures here. chilly down towards the south—east, despite the sunshine. it could be a frosty start here on tuesday. the best of the sunshine in the south—east. further west, best of the sunshine in the south—east. furtherwest, cloud and dampness. that is the pattern through the early part of this week. across these more north—western areas, quite a lot of cloud. it will be mild for the time of the year. temperatures in two double figures. further south and east, it will be chillier. particularly across the east anglia and the south—east. clear skies, some sunshine. the price you pay for that is that although we see 5 degrees by day, overnight we could see some sharp frost. the extent that frost not certain. hard frost in the south east. that's as nothing compared with the severe cold spreading down south west europe, even into

the best across parts of east anglia and the far south and south—east of england.e breezy as well. plenty of cloud for much of the uk on wednesday night and more clout through southern and south—eastern parts of england. and this is the picture for thursday, that will be repeated through the weekend although temperatures may come down a little. but basically high pressure in control meaning a lot of settled weather to come. but a lot of clout as well. it is next week that the weather turned more u nsettled week that the weather turned more unsettled once again across northern parts of the uk. more details online. today at seven: the prime minister spells out her strategic goals for taking britain out of the european union. in a long—awaited speech, mrs may says britain will leave the single market, seek new trade agreements, and control immigration. while i am sure a positive agreement can be reached, i am equally clear that no deal is better than a bad dealfor britain. parliament will get a vote on the final brexit deal, but labour says the approach involved "enor

cold conditions, like last night, east anglia and the south—east. ta ke anglia and the south—east. we'll take us into monday morning. about anywhere, but mainly in the south—east, the fog. could cause problems at the airports and on the roads first thing. it will linger across the midlands and east anglia all day. that and the morning cloud will clear to leave a sunny afternoon. hello, this is bbc news. theresa may won't say whether she knew about a failed trident missile test when mps were voting to renew the weapons system. i have absolute faith in our trident missiles. when i made that speech in the house of commons, what we were talking about was whether or not we should renew our trident. we understand the prime minister chose not to inform parliament about this, and it's come out through the media some months later. it's a pretty catastrophic error. trade, nato and brexit are likely to be high on the agenda as mrs may meets donald trump this friday. the prime minister said she wouldn't be afraid to challenge mr trump if he said or did anything

other than east anglia and the extreme south—east which could stay chilly with early—morning frost andole, it will be pretty dry and quiet. this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister prepares to outline her aims in brexit negotiations. labour leaderjeremy corbyn says the economy could suffer. she appears to be heading us in the direction of a bargain basement economy on the shores of europe where we have low levels of corporate taxation, we will lose access to half of our export markets. it seems an extremely risky strategy. warnings of longer queues at passport control after brexit, unless there's an increase in border force staff. a growing number of democrats are planning not to attend donald trump's inauguration, following his comments about a veteran civil rights campaigner. also in the next hour, the planned billion pound restoration of the palace of westminster. mps launch an inquiry into concerns it may be costing too much. and in the next half hour, dateline london examines whether the trump presidency promises a new golden age for the united states.

through the day some of the sleet and snow will ease away from east anglia and the far south—east.ome drier weather in western areas as well, but in between there will be wetter weather continuing on and off throughout the day. it will be milderfor continuing on and off throughout the day. it will be milder for many areas, particularly in the west. it will be cold feeling, just three degrees and norwich. tonight and into monday this damp weather will persist across the central part of the uk. 0n either side of that it will be drier again. the best sunshine will be in east anglia but this is where the lowest temperatures will be. 5—6 degrees. a lot of cloud in the west but it will be mild. in the early part of the week we will lose a lot of rain is high pressure builds on. some of the best of the sunshine will remain across east anglia and the south—east but here it will be cold overnight and we could see some sharp frost developing will stop further north and west it will be milder but we will see a lot of cloud in the early part of the week. studio: this is bbc news, in a moment,

still be chilly air is not far away, east anglia and south—east, four degrees in norwich, six in theadlines: the prime minister prepares to outline her aims in brexit negotiations. labour leaderjeremy corbyn says the economy could suffer. she appears to be heading us in the direction of a bargain basement economy on the shores of europe, where we have low levels of corporate taxation, we will lose access to half of our export markets. it seems an extremely risky strategy. warnings of longer queues at passport control after brexit, unless there's an increase in border force staff. a growing number of democrats are planning not to attend donald trump's inauguration, following his comments about a veteran civil rights campaigner. also in the next hour, the planned billion pound restoration of the palace of westminster. mps launch an inquiry into concerns it may be costing too much. and in half an hour, mice, madness and mario — all the latest goings on in the tech world in click.

east anglia are only three degrees.ards, there will be low cloud and hill fog and it sees incredibly mild in the west. into east anglia, it stays pretty chilly, we are looking at i degrees. it stays pretty chilly, we are looking at! degrees. there could be patchy frost and fog. elsewhere, we keep the cloud, we keep the weather front. another weather front bringing outbreaks of rain into western scotland. again, we will see ten and ii western scotland. again, we will see ten and 11 degrees. for children with a love of the great outdoors, this could make going to school a lot more appealing. plans for four new "nature schools" in england would still see pupils learning traditional subjects, but spending more of their day outside, as david gregory—kumar has been finding out. brandon marsh nature reserve near coventry, home to some excited woodland creatures getting to grips with nature. brandon marsh is also headquarters for warwickshire wildlife trust and it is the trust that his leading plans for nature schools across th

a few fog patches across east anglia and the south—east.will be all that cloud, further rain and the dog fog patches across east anglia and it will be a frost free start to your monday morning but it will be damp. dry spells for northern ireland and western scotland, but some merc on the higher ground. changes will be slow and through central parts, most of the rain will be. it will come and go with drier spells but not much sunshine. hint of brightness across eastern areas. another mild one across many central and western areas. chilly across eastern part of england. fast forward to tuesday, it is the far south—east which will see the best of the sunshine, part of east anglia after a frosty start. further west it is cloudy. that will be the pattern through the early pa rt be the pattern through the early part of this week. across the more northern and western part of the uk it will be mild. the price we pay for that is a lot of cloud. 10 degrees with cloudy skies here. head further south and east across the uk, a better chance of seeing cl

best of the sunshine in the east anglia and the south—east.es here, 10 degrees, and we keep that pattern going. many places mild away from the south—east and a lot of dry weather to come for the weekend. hello, this is bbc news. time for the headlines. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says the government risks a future trade war with europe following comments by the chancellor of the exchequer which implied the uk could use corporate tax rates to stimulate investment after brexit. the royal college is certain to hospitals around the uk are reporting sharp increases in the number of cancer operations being postponed because of a shortage of beds. the combination of increased admissions through accident of emergency combined with difficulties of getting people home through lack of getting people home through lack of support in social care indignity means hospitals are just too full. ministers and diplomats from more than 70 countries and international organisations have urged israel and the palestinians to reaffirm their commitment to a two state

there will be some gloriously sunny skies in east anglia and the south—east.land and northern england with the feed coming in from the atlantic. by contrast, chilly in the south—east, having had those clear skies, temperatures struggle on through the day. that is not your night—time minimum, that could be your daytime maximum on wednesday. the reason for thatis maximum on wednesday. the reason for that is we are tapping in this south—eastern quarter to cold air thatis south—eastern quarter to cold air that is dominating the scene across the continent. the daytime maximum for wednesday. if you're getting that airfrom for wednesday. if you're getting that air from the continent, it never has a chance to warm up. but this aircoming never has a chance to warm up. but this air coming from central parts of the atlantic into northern and western parts of the british isles isa western parts of the british isles is a little milder, to say the least. lots of cloud. best of the sunshine in eastern scotland. in that south—eastern quarter, but does nothing in the south of

by contrast, it was a beautiful start across much of east anglia. es will see sunshine today. the risk of sleet and snow in some of those showers in the east. milder in the west, seven or eight celsius. northern ireland in western scotland see milder air. some showers, but generally speaking, a better, quieter day for scotland. for the football, it looks as though we have a selection of everything. in the east, the sunshine will continue. the further west you are, the more chance there is cloud showers. a weather front is pushing chance there is cloud showers. a weatherfront is pushing in chance there is cloud showers. a weather front is pushing in from the atlantic, and on the leading edge of that, there could be some sleet and snow for a time before it turns back to rain. the milder air arrives in the west, still cold in the east. first thing in the morning, across lincolnshire, eastern england, down towards the south—east, we could see some wet snow. it turns back to rain. sunday looks like being a grey, grisly affair. it could stay chilly into th

quite a chilly start across east anglia and the far south—east, maybe a touch of frost or the odd fogther north and west, no problems with frost, but it will be a murky start to the day. dry though for northern ireland and the bulk of scotland. temperatures here well. through the day i think that damper zone is going to stay put, although hopefully the more persistent rain will ease away down through the west country across the english channel. still a line of damp weather here. dry either side and some sunshine for east anglia and the far south east, so it will be chilly here. just four, five, six celsius. milderfurther north and west, in double figures for northern ireland and scotland and hopefully a few glimpses of sunshine here. 0n into tuesday, no great changes. we could wake up to a frost across the far south—east, but it will be chilly here. further north—west again more cloud, higher temperatures and some damp and dreary weather across parts of northern england. that is really the pattern for the early part of this week. across western parts of the uk, always more cloud aroun

and that drifts down through lincolnshire, on into east anglia and the south—east as well.some slippery conditions, some ice on the roads first thing in the morning. it is wet in london and cold, four or five degrees. but those temperatures do creep up further west. eight or nine to start the day across cornwall, devon, much of wales too, but with a lot of cloud and some rain. some of the cloud in northern england is really quite low, so quite a grey look to things. eight or so degrees in the north—west of england. and into northern ireland, 9—10 degrees to start the day, so relatively mild, but cloudy with outbreaks of rain. lots of low cloud and outbreaks of rain in scotland. relatively mild out west, eight or nine degrees, but still quite chilly further east, particularly the north—east, 3—4 degrees to start the day. the north—east of england, chilly for some, 3—4 degrees towards the hull area. then, through the morning, wintry weather slowly fizzles out from east anglia, so most of us will be pretty cloudy. sunshine will be in short supply on sunday afternoon. but there

temperatures across east anglia struggling at only two degrees, a shock to the system. st it is likely to remain cloudy but mild. hello and welcome to dateline london. does the trump presidency promise a new golden age for the united states? us troops head to poland. and britain's prime minister promises to work for a "shared society" while the red cross says there is a humanitarian crisis in the british health service. separating the facts from the fake news today, my guests are michael goldfarb, of politico, nesrine malik, who is a sudanesejournalist, stefanie bolzen, of die welt, and iain martin, formerly editor of the scotsman, now editor of reaction. very good to see you. it's all a conspiracy against donald trump by us intelligence and the media, or it's a conspiracy by donald trump's supporters — and perhaps russian intelligence — to help trump become president and embarrass the media with fake news. either way, how far can mr trump's team of talented family members, billionaires, ex—generals and others heal america's obvious divisions? this is the week when he wi

tonight, no frost on the cards apart from just about east anglia and the south east.is just about leaking into east anglia and the south east. so only two celsius for london, but really for most of us, it is a mild night with the low, grey sky, drizzle, bits and pieces of rain you can see across western areas. but there will be sunshine around too. tomorrow, again, it's anywhere from say the isle of wight to norwich, there could be sunshine, but again the coldest of the weather. so we're getting that influence from the colder continent across this part of the world. high pressure is going to be dominating the weather through the course of wednesday and into thursday. that means very wednesday and into thursday. that means very light winds across the bulk of the country. maybe a touch of frost in some southern areas, but that's pretty much it. the further north you are, the milder it will be. again the south—westerly atla ntic be. again the south—westerly atlantic winds coming in. so ten in stornoway and five celsius in london and thursday, very little change. friday,

milder air works and off of the atlantic but on sunday, the risk of small works in the parts of east angliaouth east england. could be a few hours of snow before we see that transition back to rain. the potential for some we see that transition back to rain. the potentialfor some issues. as that milder air works, it could be a cloudy day, some will be low, market conditions with mist and hill fog badges, eventually it will turn milder, temperatures reaching double figures across the western side of the uk. that is the latest. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... downing street warns gps in england that they must keep their surgeries open at times which suit patients, orface having theirfunding cut. the british medical association accused ministers of "scapegoating" doctors. jeremy corbyn says failing private care homes will be taken into public ownership if labour wins the next election. he warns the social care system is at serious risk of breakdown. parts of england's east coast have escaped significant flooding after a change in wind direction prevented a storm surge. seven people h

clearer but colder across east anglia and the south east.be milder. actually for northern ireland and scotland, although there will be a fair bit cloud to start the day, a lot of dry weather. i am hopeful that across some parts of scotland and northern ireland it will brighten up, for example across some eastern parts of scotland as we go through the day. for england and wales, again a lot of cloud in this damper zone. here i think some of that rain will tend to fade away. there will be some dry spells, but it is really to the east of that and to the west of that where we will see reliable dry weather and some sunshine developing across east anglia and the south—east, but ironically this is where the lowest temperatures will be. four, five, six celsius. much milder further north and west. fast forward to tuesday, more of the same. so after a frosty start across the far south—east, here is some of the best sunshine. further north and west, you know the drill. more cloud but higher temperatures, and some dampness again for parts of northern en

still quite chilly for east anglia and the south—east, only five or six degrees here.s seeing those temperatures getting up into double figures, 10 degrees all the way from stornaway down towards plymouth. then through the evening, some rain moving its way across western scotland in particular. notice how the rain across the midlands tends to fizzle out. chilly overnight into tuesday morning and the far south—east, but that's where we'll see the best of the sunshine on tuesday. elsewhere, fairly cloudy, patchy rain for northern england and some parts of the midlands as well. again that range in temperatures from quite chilly, four, five, six degrees in the south—east to a relatively mild ten or 11 in the north and west. as we go through tuesday evening, still a bit of patchy rain for some central parts of the uk, but it won't amount to too much. a bit of rain too across the north—west of the uk as we get on into wednesday. but a lot of dry, fairly cloudy weather. lowest temperatures on wednesday again will be across the south—eastern corner. it's eights and nines elsew

still quite chilly for east anglia and the south—east, only five or six degrees here.nto double figures, 10 degrees all the way from stornaway down towards plymouth. them through the evening, some rain moving its way across western scotland in particular. as we go through tuesday evening, still a bit of patchy rain for some central parts of the uk, but it won't amount to too much. a bit of rain too across the north—west of the uk as we get on into wednesday. but a lot of dry, fairly cloudy weather. lowest temperatures on wednesday again will be across the south—eastern corner. it's eights and nines elsewhere. it looks pretty quiet really into thursday. a lot of cloud to be had again but not that much rain, just a few pockets of light rain and drizzle. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm ben bland. our top stories: fairer trade deals to address a widening trade deficit. donald trump outlines his foreign policy priorities. the outgoing director of the cia warns the president—elect, don't underestimate russia. from a cag

there will be some glimpses of blue sky through the day, particularly across parts of east anglia andhe far south—east, hopefully across parts of and northern ireland it will cheer up, but we will continue with this thicker cloud through the central area. quitea thicker cloud through the central area. quite a contrast in temperatures, many places mild, a theme that continues through the week. a touch of frost in the midlands, claudio further north and west with dribs and drabs rain. —— cloudier. through the early part of the week, cloudy skies but generally mild across more north—western parts of the uk, temperatures around nine oi’ of the uk, temperatures around nine orio of the uk, temperatures around nine or 10 degrees, may be mild in one or two places. further south than these, it will be brighter, but chilly as well, particularly across east anglia and the south—east, daytime highs of 5 degrees. where the skies are clear overnight, we could see some quite sharp frosts. mind you, that is nothing in comparison with the cold weather which is set to dominate across much of continenta

in the evening we see the mix of rain, sleet and snow heading towards east anglia and the south—east.that, further snow showers, turning cold and frosty. you are watching bbc news. the top stories at half past eight. the us president—elect, donald trump, has held his first news conference since winning the election and in it he attacked the intelligence agencies, claiming they are behind the leak of a dossier suggested russian agents have information they could use to blackmail him. they looked at that nonsense that was released by maybe the intelligence agencies, who knows? maybe the intelligence agencies. labour has joined senior doctors in calling on the government to put more money into social care to put more money into social care to ease pressure and nhs services. the teenage girl has been remanded into secure accommodation following the murder of the 70—year—old kayleigh ruff. the director—general of the bbc says he wants to reinvent the high player to make at the top online tv service in the uk by 2020. you are up today. now, it is aardvark. welcome to hardtalk, with me, zein

despite the sunshine across east anglia and south—east england, it will be chilly.above freezing. this is the picture on wednesday, frosty starred in southern and eastern england. some sunshine to come —— frosty start. some brighter breaks but plenty of cloud. similar through thursday and friday. high pressure in control. this mother settled weather story becoming mainly dry with a good deal of cloud. it will last into the weekend. the forecast where you are 01’ weekend. the forecast where you are or where you are going online. thank you. an inquest in to the deaths of 30 british tourists in the tunisia terror attack hears lives could have been saved if the police had reacted quicker. that's all from the bbc news at six — so it's goodbye from me — you're watching bbc news. the top stories, just after 6:30pm: northern ireland is to hold new elections, following the collapse of its power—sharing executive. secretary of state james brokenshire has set the date for march 2nd. the us president—elect, donald trump, has promised a "quick and fair" trade deal with britain.

east anglia and south—east england with a sharp frost to start wednesday morning. bbc news with clive myrie. the headlines at 7.30pm: northern ireland is to hold new elections, following the collapse of its power—sharing executive. secretary of state, james brokenshire, has set the date for march 2nd. the us president—elect, donald trump, has promised a "quick and fair" trade deal with britain. theresa may will be making a major speech on brexit tomorrow morning. an inquest into the deaths of 30 britons on a beach in tunisia in 2015, has heard local security units were deliberately slowed down, to delay their arrival at the scene. doctors have warned some patients in england are facing ‘dangerous' delays in getting specialist treatment — because they're being held back by referral management centres. little more on our top story now. the northern ireland secretary, james brokenshire, has announced that a snap assembly election will be held on the second of march, after power—sharing at stormont broke down. martin mcguinness of sinn fein resigned as deputy first min

guns would east anglia and far south—east.d overnight with eight or nine degrees. pretty chilly further east. for a time in yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia, snow and ice. maybe slippery first thing that wintry weather fizzles out through the morning and we are left with lots of clouds and rain into the afternoon. not overly heavy but quite a bit of it. it is still relatively mild out there, 10 degrees but for many eastern areas, a raw afternoon in norwich, to degrees. south—eastern corner of the uk stays quite chilly as the early pa rt uk stays quite chilly as the early part of the week comes around. west, mild at rain and clout. welcome to bbc news. i'm alpa patel. our top stories: with just days to go before his inauguration donald trump gets involved in an argument over civil rights. as protestors march in washington, mr trump rounds onjohn lewis, a respected congressman who campaigned with martin luther king. in europe, a warning that thousands of migrants risk freezing to death in tents and temporary shelters, as

still chilly across east anglia and south east england. hello, this is bbc news, i'm gavin esler.ech on tuesday. labour's jeremy corbyn warns the economy could suffer. we will lose access to half of our export markets, it seems to me an extremely risky strategy. the northern ireland secretaryjames brokenshire has said that he's not yet considering the possibility of direct rule by uk ministers, after the resignation of northern ireland's deputy first minister, martin mcguinness. there's a warning that queues of people arriving at uk airports will lengthen significantly if immigration and customs checks become more stringent after brexit — unless more border staff are hired.

settling snow in the suburbs and a few centimetres above any hills pushing down across east anglia andent. it does not hang around forever but will clear then there will be another problem. as skies clear, temperatures fall and ice will develop. expect an icy night nationwide with further wintry showers across the north and west. blizzard conditions in the north of scotland. that will be a bit of a problem by the early hours of tomorrow morning. for many of us seems like this tomorrow. be warned. nasty conditions and the cold spell will last into the weekend as well. it is 5:33pm on bbc news. the headlines:

the fact it really is how bad it will be in east anglia could be indicated by just how will be in eastated byjust how bad it has been further north as the tide rises this afternoon. we have already had high tide in north—east england. look at the pictures from this harbour with huge waves bashing the harbour with huge waves bashing the harbour wall and the lighthouse. experienced photographers who often use that is appointed to take pictures said they have never seen waves that big in all the years they have been taking pictures there. that's an indication of how big the surge is coming down the north sea at the moment. there has been damage at the moment. there has been damage at scarborough and whitby this afternoon where the sea has come over the sea defences and affected seafront businesses there today and caused some minor damage. that is now coming south. in skegness they expect it to come up to this flood barrier here and that will move down the coast towards east anglia where the coast towards east anglia where the most severe flood warnings are in place. it does look as though

temperatures 10 degrees in the west once again, still quite chilly for east anglia and south—east englandssure reorientating, and there is a chance we will start to see some drier air moving in from the south—east. that is where we have got colder air at the moment, but along without colder air there is a chance of the weather brightening up, at least across south—east england, whereas for most of the uk, for the next two days, mild airwins out. mild, yes, but also be pretty cloudy and damp with bursts of rain. the best chance of seeing some sunshine towards the south—east, but here we could see sharp frosts, particularly tuesday night. that's your weather. good afternoon. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has accused the government of threatening a "trade war" with europe if it doesn't get the deal it wants over brexit. he was responding to comments by the chancellor, phillip hammond, who told a german newspaper that britain wouldn't "lie down wounded" if it no longer had access to the single market — and hinted that corporation tax could be cut in response. this tuesday, theresa may is

pushing down through east anglia, the london area, essex, kent, then clearing off. ill coincide with the spring tide. there is the brisk in east england are just a risk of flooding. as we had into saturday, quiet and flooding. as we had into saturday, quietand dry flooding. as we had into saturday, quiet and dry weather around. rain comes in parts of western scotland. rain will come in. temperatures going up. rain on sunday going west to east. windfall will be lighter. look the temperatures, different compared to today. that does not mean it will stay like this into next week. mixed news. see you in a bit. christmas may be over but today we find out where shoppers spent their money over the festive period. it's a bumper day for figures, so we've sent ben down to the london stock exchange. we will get lots of results are from different companies this morning. there are a whole manner of different companies that will give out results. you will be busy. you are making me work hard this morning at the london stock exchange because normally we get involved in a couple of

east anglia and south—east england despite the sunshine.u get a sharperfrost going into clearer part of the uk, you get a sharper frost going into wednesday morning. elsewhere with cloud cover and drizzle and you will stay frost—free. elsewhere, a few brighter breaks and cloud and temperatures around eight to ten celsius. it looks like thursday will have more cloud. it is high pressure in control. most places are looking dry going into the weekend. this is the picture, the big picture for the weekend. there is the area of high pressure. low pressure in the atla ntic pressure. low pressure in the atlantic and it looks like next week that will begin to come our way. more online. station today at 5pm — decision time at stormont as northern ireland's political crisis comes to a head. today, sinn fein will not renominate for the position of deputy first minister. following that decision, the power—sharing government has collapsed. we'll have the latest from stormont on the likelihood of a new set of elections to the assembly. iamat i am at storm

conditions, particular the treacherous with the sleet and snow moving through the midlands into east angliawintry showers around areas exposed to the strong northerly winds. for many, though, friday will be sunny but cold, feeling particularly cold down the north sea coasts, given that we could have severe gales here, and also some very big waves. things don't quite through the weekend, not as windy, still cold on saturday, wintry showers, turning more cloudy, a little bit of rain around, turning milder. hello, it's thursday, it's nine o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. a former british spy is now at the heart of the story about claims, ferociously rubbished by donald trump, that back in 2013 mr trump fraternised with prostitutes in a moscow hotel room. they looked at that nonsense that was released by, maybe the intelligence agencies, who knows, but maybe the intelligence agencies. meanwhile, america's intelligence chief has told mr trump he doesn't believe his colleagues leaked the allegations. also today, hit—and—run drivers, what makes them flee the scene of an

whereas into parts of southern england, the midlands, east anglia, it is troublesome fog once again.ing an impact on travel again, so check the situation before you head out, you can see the fog showing up here. but, if you are in scotland and northern ireland, you can see the wind arrows indicating a strong, quite gusty wind in places, keeping the fog at bay. that is also into the far west of wales and the far south—west of england. where we have the thickest fog is where we have the frost as well, and that could be giving the icy stretches on untreated surfaces. look at the strength of wind, though, into the far south—west, into the western parts of wales. could be a few fog patches into the welsh marches, into a few spots in yorkshire. it is a windy picture through scotland and northern ireland, north—west england, too. plenty of cloud around, could be quite drizzly in places first thing. now, as we go on through the day, the fog will gradually lift into low cloud, but a cloudier, colder—feeling day into east anglia and the south—east compared with tuesday. some brighter skies, th

—— for most. and east anglia, but for most a lovely monday afternoon in store.ssile system despite claimed that an unarmed test firing veered off course. it's claimed an unarmed rocket fired from hms vengeance in the atlantic ocean shot off in the direction of the united states last year. but on the bbc‘s andrew marr programme this morning mrs may declined to answer if she's been made aware of the incident before a crucial vote on the future of the trident programme in parliament as daniel boettcher reports.

misty and murky in east anglia the midlands towards wales.f some fog as well as some frost. and maybe some freezing fog. it will be quite murky. the cloud is low and will sit on hills of wales and shropshire and affects the motor ways a cross shropshire and affects the motor ways across the pennines. a mainly cloudy picture in northern england and northern ireland and scotland. there could be some frost and fog early on in the grampians. a similar picture tomorrow under the cloud. it is very low cloud with very little wind to lift it. so there won't be much change. temperatures start at 7 oi’ much change. temperatures start at 7 or8and end much change. temperatures start at 7 or 8 and end at 7 or 8. maybe more cloud in east anglia and some breaks in the north—east of scotland. we keep the status quo on friday. more limited frost. just south of the ma. but there could be breaks elsewhere. temperatures around the 6 to 8 degree mark. and it is very similar into the weekend. high pressure keeping things settled and dry. very useable weather if yo

parts of scotland and northern ireland, but a touch of frost in the clearer skies and parts of east anglia in south—east england. after a cold start here, this is where you will most likely season shine tomorrow. brightening up into the afternoon in north—eastern scotland, but for much of the uk, a cloudy day and outbreaks of rain affected parts of northern england and north wales with hill fog, too. mild northern ireland and western scotland, but chailly —— chilly despite the sunshine and a shopper frost to start wednesday morning. wednesday and thursday, variable cloud, a bit of sunshine, but only a you are lucky. hello, this is bbc news, the headlines. northern ireland is to hold new elections, following the collapse of its power—sharing executive. secretary of state james brokenshire has set the date for march 2nd. the us president—elect, donald trump, has promised a "quick and fair" trade deal with britain. theresa may will be making a major speech on brexit tomorrow morning. an inquest into the deaths of 30 britons on a beach in tunisia in 2015, has heard local security units were de

some fog in east anglia. it'll be a chilly old day here.thing. now, our main area of rain will topple its way further southwards and eastwards through the day, so it'll eventually get down to the midlands. some light and patchy rain here into the afternoon, but it never really gets to east anglia and the south—east, here it'll stay fairly cloudy into the afternoon, but there'll some breaks, but it's also where we see the lowest temperatures. further west, mild air coming from the atlantic, could get into double figures. and that milder air, the less—cold air, comes in from the atlantic on the westerly breeze, pushing a little bit of patchy rain across some parts first thing on saturday but, actually, into the weekend a lot less cold than what we've seen recently, but a lot of cloud across most places through the weekend and a little bit of patchy rain and drizzle, but certainly not a wash out, just pretty grey skies. so, we do see a lot of cloud on saturday, a little bit of rain here and there, maybe a few breaks in the cloud, top temperatu

elsewhere, the rain that we have will tend to fizzle and in the south east and east anglia under clearer

we have sleet and snow pushing across east anglia, east midlands. that will clear later in the day.ernoon with got clear skies and sunshine. it will feel cold when you add on the windchill, isa cold when you add on the windchill, is a feeling sub zero, with temperatures about 2—5. temperatures dip away through this evening and overnight under clear skies. we continue to see sleet and snow showers, potentially around the east coast, but also some moving in from the west. in between under clear skies a sharp frost. iciness and subzero temperatures first thing saturday morning. it will be a wintry start to the weekend and we are like to see further snow showers across the east of scotland, perhaps down to east anglia. towards the west the showers turning back to sleet and rain, increasingly through the course of saturday. but there will be sunshine for many central parts. temperatures 1—2 towards the east coast. milder towards the west. soa east coast. milder towards the west. so a change in the weather through the weekend after the cold snap. sta rt the weekend after the cold snap. st

whereas into parts of southern england, the midlands, east anglia, it is troublesome fog once again.tches at that, dense in places. and that could be having an impact on travel again, so check the situation before you head out, you can see the fog showing up here. but, if you are in scotland and northern ireland, you can see the wind arrows indicating a strong, quite gusty wind in places, keeping the fog at bay. that is also into the far west of wales and the far south—west of england. where we have the thickest fog is where we have the frost as well, and that could be giving the icy stretches on untreated surfaces. look at the strength of wind, though, into the far south—west, into the western parts of wales. could be a few fog patches into the welsh marches, into a few spots in yorkshire. it is a windy picture through scotland and northern ireland, north—west england, too. plenty of cloud around, could be quite drizzly in places first thing. now, as we go on through the day, the fog will gradually lift into low cloud, but a cloudier, colder—feeling day into east anglia and the sout

a chilly day once again in east anglia and the south—east.uiet day. not windy, a lot of cloud was not a lot of rain. many places are looking fine and dry. more details online. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: smart trade, not free trade. an extraordinary interview from inside donald trump's new york office. decision day for the man at the top of samsung. jy lee will find out within hours whether he will be arrested as part of a south korea corruption investigation. i'm babita sharma in london. new zealand's prime minister tells the bbc he will stand by a transpacific trade deal which donald trump wants disown. trade is our lifeblood, and despite some of the politics around trade, we are firm advocates of being an open economy, getting more freed trade deals, that support income on

so it is going to be a pretty cold day across lincolnshire and east anglia and the south east of englandway eastwards. it will be a cloudy, grey day. the rain not too heavy, but fairly persistent through the day with outbreaks of drizzle. mild into the west if you haven't already cottoned on to that one! but across the east and east anglia where the low cloud and drizzle, only two celsius. that will be disappointing. charlie and steph. thank you very much. time now for a look at the newspapers. helen pidd the guardian's north of england editor is here. we are starting on a new word, flex tarian? i am a flex tarian which means i'm trying to eat a lot less meat and trying to save it for the weekend and it was going well until i had weekend and it was going well until ihada weekend and it was going well until i had a little cheeky cheese burg on cheeseburger on tuesday afternoon. this category of consumer, the flex tarian has grown by 2.2 million people in britain over the past two yea rs. at people in britain over the past two years. at the same time, the number of households eating a larg

not so across london and east anglia.e to wait for the end of the afternoon for the rain to clear. a breezy afternoon for northern ireland and western scotland. waiting in the wings, something more organised will arrive after dark. a pretty dismal end to the day. in the far north. it will be windy with gales blowing the rain through at a pace, a wet night air. breezy on west facing coast. to much of a breeze for forced to be an issue, two or three degrees to greet us in eastern part. showers out to the west. through the day, something more organised starts to drift in across the country. a weak affair in terms of rain, a bit of a nuisance. a bit of cloud around, still quite mild on tuesday. 7—ii degrees. the colder air starts to did in as the wind swings around on wednesday. england and wales, a good deal of drier weather. increasingly wintry at lower levels. it stays mild to the south, 7—9 degrees. 4—5, further north. as you saw in europe, a miserable start to the year, particularly across central and eastern europe. wes

there has been a bit of sleet and snow and potential for wet snow across east anglia —— cloud. and and ice as well with roads close to freezing. elsewhere, patchy cloud, drizzly across south—west wind went and wales but look at the temperatures at 9am, seven or nine degrees so mild start. there will be hill fog and poor visibility. it will be a quiet story across much of scotland and northern ireland, lighter winds, outbreaks of drizzly rain at any outbreaks of drizzly rain at any outbreaks of drizzly rain at any outbreaks of snow will fall with those temperatures. as we go through the afternoon, the frontal system sta rts the afternoon, the frontal system starts to fizzle out a little bit. a lot of cloud stays with us and 8— 10 degrees will be there story. through the night to night, we could see patchy frost and fog across east anglia but elsewhere we keep that cloudy, mild theme and temperatures not falling very far very fast because we will see loads of 7— nine degrees across the country and that system will be an nuisance. it is almost grinding to a halt, weakening all the

temperatures close to freezing in the countryside, as part of east anglia and south—east england.tbreaks of rain. a damp and drizzly picture for many areas. it looks like the rain in northern england and north wales through the day. back into that clearer zone where you have the lower two bridges to begin with, with that touch of frost, but here you get some sunshine. and more across east anglia and south—east england are likely to see the sunshine tomorrow compared with today. elsewhere, plenty of cloud. cou nters today. elsewhere, plenty of cloud. counters of lucky if you see any sunshine. parts of eastern scotland could see that in the afternoon. where you have bigger cloud, outbreaks of rain possible, but a big range of temperatures, 10—11 in scotla nd big range of temperatures, 10—11 in scotland and northern ireland, in the sunshine in the south—east for— five. under those clear skies tomorrow and overnight, a sharp frost across east anglia and south—east england. elsewhere with plenty of cloud, frost free as wednesday begins. quite a contrast in the weather on wednesday. sun

two celsius in east anglia with the cloud and the drizzle. not very good. back to you two. ast night could bring misery to thousands of residents along the east coast of england. we'rejoined now by alex dunlop, who is in great yarmouth this morning. there were concerns about problems where you are and other places as well. what emerged overnight? well, this is where the danger spot was. this is the river where a lot of properties were at risk. at 9.30pm last night, there was a swirl of mass of water about two finance feet. but that's as high as it got and it started to recede. the authorities say that no river defences were breached which is a good sign. just take a look at our high shot. you can the river on your left. if we pan across to the right. you can see left. if we pan across to the right. you can see houses a left. if we pan across to the right. you can see houses a few feet away from the river. those lights are coming on there, but at last night, at 9.30pm, a lot of the lights were 0h at 9.30pm, a lot of the lights were on which showed that a lot of people had dec