the midlands, east anglia, northern england, and amber warning the midlands, east anglia, northern englandberwarning in the midlands, east anglia, northern england, and amber warning in force. it means the snow could be disruptive first thing on sunday morning. many of us will be waking up morning. many of us will be waking up to snow already lying on the ground. it could be further north or south. the thinking is across the south. the thinking is across the south of the country it'll be too warm for snow. look at the

probably drying off across east anglia and the south east, but here it will be quite cold actually, withre as well. so temperatures very slow to rise here. 0therwise eight or nine celsius across the uk, a bit of sunshine in north—eastern parts of england and south—east scotland ahead of this patchy rain arriving in northern scotland. always wet towards the highlands by the end of the afternoon. now, running through this evening, you can see how that wetter weather sinks its way southwards across scotland, and overnight moves down into northern ireland, across northern england, towards wales, the midlands and east anglia. it is actually a very weak weather front bringing that rain and drizzle. it certainly keeps the temperatures up but, as the cloud breaks in scotland, temperatures will do away towards the end of the night. so a bit of a chilly start here, but the really cold air is out either in the north sea or more particularly across the near continent. that was our cold air that we had earlier on in the week. instead, milder air is gradually around the top of an area of high pressure

the midlands, east anglia, northern england, and amber warning the midlands, east anglia, northern englandlands, east anglia, northern england, and amber warning in force. it means the snow could be disruptive first thing on sunday morning. many of us will be waking up morning. many of us will be waking up to snow already lying on the ground. it could be further north or south. the thinking is across the south. the thinking is across the south of the country it'll be too warm for snow. look at the contrasting temperatures, ten in plymouth. by the time we get to the midlands, close to freezing. sharp temperature increase as we go south. in the south we're not going to get snow. gale force winds are more likely. monday, another low pressure comes in. looks as though it could bring a spell of snow across central, southern part of the uk. at least temporarily into the london area. this snow will be very short lived. other western areas will probably have a very windy but bright sort of day. stays much brighter into tuesday. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: part one of the brexit

rain and drizzle across east anglia and south—east, fading away and damp towards the south—west.oss wales and the south—west and into the midlands perhaps. temperatures struggling up the eastern side of england, especially south—east and east anglia, five or six celsius, still quite cold. sunshine perhaps in north—eastern part of england and the east pennines, and in scotland a glimmer of brightness, and northern ireland, too, and some rain and stronger winds for the northernmost part of scotland. wetter weather over the highlands. what happens this evening and overnight is patchy, mostly light rain sinking further south, moves away from scotland down into northern ireland, into wales, through northern england and towards the midlands and east anglia. it's a weather front bringing all that lot. keep the temperature up as the cloud breaks, and behind that in scotland it could turn chilly. otherwise a mild night ahead. really cold air we had recently, actually all the way into the near continent. keep the temperature up as the cloud breaks, and behind that in scotland it could turn

rain and drizzle across east anglia and south east, fading away and damp towards the south—west. midlands perhaps. temperatures struggling up the eastern side of england, especially southeast and east anglia, five or six celsius, quite cold. sunshine perhaps north—eastern part of england and east pennines and the scotland a glimmer of brightness, and northern ireland, too, and some rain and stronger winds for the northernmost pa rt stronger winds for the northernmost part of scotland. wetter weather over the highlands. what happens this evening and overnight is patchy, mostly light rain sinking further south, moves away from scotla nd further south, moves away from scotland at the northern ireland coming to wales... through northern england was the midlands and east anglia. weather front. england was the midlands and east anglia. weatherfront. keep the temperature up as the cloud breaks, behind that in scotland it could turn chilly. otherwise a mild night ahead. really cold are we had recently, actually all the way into the near continent. instead, although we have high pressure

way down towards the greater part of england and wales, where it will not be a warm day through east angliathe scene across many of these western areas. and we have something of a west — east split again as far ahead as monday, where the brightest of the skies will be in the east, the milderair skies will be in the east, the milder air trying to wind out across many of these western areas. it is the milder air that winds out as we get on through the week. see you later. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11 o'clock: south african president jacob zuma warns that the future of the anc is under threat as the country's governing party prepares to pick a new leader. thousand of homes in gloucestershire spent a second day without water after a burst water main. severn trent water says most supplies have now returned. also in the next hour, we'll look at the financial fears on the high street in the run up to christmas. retailers are expected to offer big discounts in the week before the big day in a push to drive up sales. the renowned scientist and television presenter heinz wolff has died at th

and the south—east. 0ther to east anglia and the south—east.oon, still continuing to see a mix of rain, some snow on the hills, east anglia and the south—east could see gale force winds. that'll be one to watch through the day. away from that, dry, sunny, but still cold, frost returning by apm. cross, before south—west of wales, it will be wintry over the hills, which could cause issues for one or two of you and a mixture of rain, hail, sleet and a mixture of rain, hail, sleet and snow flurries in northern ireland and so maybe snow flurries in scotland. as we finish monday and go into monday night, some showers continuing around the course, you then but it will become pretty cold indeed it inland. snow is on the ground, we will see caption parts of england, wales and scotland as low as —12 to minus 1a. frost in places, foggy start on tuesday, one or two showers but most places will be dry and sunny before cloud and rain and slightly less cold air pressures the west later. —— pushes in from the west. hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. i wil

west and still a supply of showers and low pressure which has brought windy weather in parts of east anglia those winds easing off and clearing skies following behind, evenin and clearing skies following behind, even in the towns and cities. where you have that line snow, this is where we get the headline makers, -10, -11, -12 or where we get the headline makers, —10, —11, —12 orso. let us where we get the headline makers, —10, —11, —12 or so. let us see how you will fare tomorrow as we start the new day on the school run or just the commute. enough in the way of cloud and breeze to keep the frost at bay in east anglia but england, see how the temperatures plummet, watch out for patches of fog as well, but even in the major areas, in the midlands, down 2—7d and in manchester and sheffield, down to minus five. it is a brighter day for the most part, a crisp sort of day and that sunshine doing nothing for the temperatures at all. later in the day, another band of cloud in from the atlantic, with the associated rain and for a time, particularly over the higher ground, there will be transient s

through the afternoon, a mixture of rain, snow on the hills in east anglia and the south—east, there. away from that, dry, sunny, pretty cold, frost returning by lipm. it will be wintry over the hills, causing a few issues for one or two of you. showers across cornwall. a mixture of rain, hail, sleet and snow flurries in northern ireland and also in scotland. as we finish monday and go into monday night, showers continuing in the coast. inland it will become pretty cold. the coldest night of the week. where snow is on the ground we will see temperatures in parts of england, wales and scotland as low as —12 to minus 1a. frosty and foggy start to tuesday. one or two showers, but most places will have a dry and sunny day before slightly cold air pushes in from the west later. this is bbc news. the headlines at five. the uk is facing more heavy snowfalls with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. drivers are being asked to be prepared. this is by far the worst i've ever seen, probably the worst snow i've ever seen to be honest. there has been travel disruption, so

today in the north—east because we are back into slightly cooler air, but milder than today for east angliaular. as we go through sunday evening and overnight we've got these weak weather fronts still with us. more cloud comes in. what we will find is probably a bit of fog as we go through to monday morning rush—hour, particularly in east anglia and the south—east. further west, we keep a pestering of showers, but a lot of dry and settled weather will greet many of us on monday, and slightly milder weather than we had in the weekjust gone. that's because we've got high pressure, benign conditions sitting over the uk. most of the weather fronts are being pushed to the north and the west of our shores, and we have to wait until midweek until we see something a little bit more turbulent. and that's wednesday, it looks set to turn wetter and windier by that stage. but a quiet start to the week for many of us. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00 — the government's social mobility tsar, alan milburn, and his team resign — warning that the prime minister is failing to build a "faire

temperatures two, three in east anglia.nly across the midlands in the early afternoon, tending to dry up later on. scottish premiership, the rain should have cleared the edinburgh area for the hearts against celtic match. the rain eventually clears the south and south—east of the country this evening, but overnight, a ridge of high pressure builds, clear skies, light winds, recipe for a chilly night. frost in rural parts of central and northern areas. mist and fog as well. starting the new working week on a final note. dry weather, a cold start. a little bit of mist and fog clearing the way. this ridge of high pressure bringing the fine weather with light winds, lots of sunshine across the bulk more cloud in northern and western scotland, rain for the northern isles, breezy too here. cloud into the far south—west later. the milder airwill take the far south—west later. the milder air will take overfrom the far south—west later. the milder air will take over from tuesday onwards, from the south—west, but with it, a lot of mo

east anglia? that's abroad!contestant was diagnosed with terminal cancer. it was the way she wanted it. her life, her death, in the spotlight, because she wanted it to be in the spotlight. whenjimmy savile's dark side emerged, max clifford was an obvious person to comment. i was aware of allegations, but no one ever came to me and said, jimmy savile abused me. but in december 2012, he was himself arrested. in all, he faced 11 charges of indecent assault stretching back decades. the allegations in respect of which i have been charged are completely false. very upsetting, very distressing, but completely false. i've never indecently assaulted anyone in my life. and this will become clear during the course of the proceedings. it wasn't true. max clifford, it emerged that his trial, was a liar and a hypocrite himself. he was convicted on eight charges. he promised his victimsjobs orfame. instead, he made them his sexual playthings. he'd always been arrogant and manipulative. now he stood revealed as a sexual predato

it has brought cloud in the south—east and east anglia and a wintry mix of sleet and snow, that will also dry up, still left with a few wintry showers in east anglia into the early part of the evening. more cloud as well. that will move away and temperatures will drop. showers beginning to arrive in western fringes of wales. far south—west of england. many inland areas it is cold and frosty and icy, showers are coming in off the north sea up into northern scotland. we have showers in northern ireland but those are likely to be of rain. with the wet roads round and the lying snow, it is ice we really need to by a wear of, i think through this evening and into tomorrow as well, on any untreated surface, that develops quickly, frost develops widely, we loose the showers and for scotland keeping them going if the far south—west and mainly wintry showers off the north sea in particular, in east anglia, those are the numbers in towns and city, so coaler in the south—east than last night but it is if you are in the countryside and have that covering of snow where the temperatures will drop a

on into the early part of the afternoon the whole weather system has dragged it's over towards east anglia elsewhere, but you will notice the temperatures where a few days ago in the run—up to christmas, we were ten 01’ the run—up to christmas, we were ten or 11 celsius. some wintriness across the high ground and particularly across wales and the south—west. i noticed you slipped the wind in your introduction. the wind is a player here. towards the eastern end of kent, we are looking ata mean eastern end of kent, we are looking at a mean speed of 40mph. i have seen at a mean speed of 40mph. i have seen gusts this morning at the needles, exposed on the western end of the isle of wight... needles, exposed on the western end of the isle of wight. .. when you say you have seen gusts down at the needles, what do you mean? we have got a team at the weather centre, peter, who told me he has been over the stats. he has been a whiz. 60mph, 70mph. it has been a miserable start to the day and as i say, here we are up to around about mid—afternoon and it is still there in east anglia and because the c

a different look, this is the morning into the afternoon, turning dreier in east anglia and the southme rain coming into northern scotland into the afternoon and hear the winds will be stronger. for many, like winds, and still some cold air in the south—east and east anglia, temperatures at the moment not far from freezing and only rising to five or six. otherwise five or six. some sunshine in north—east england for a while in south—eastern scotland, there's the rain coming into northern scotland, wettest across the highlands. that's a weak weather front that will go south overnight. you can see the ragged rain moving southwards away from scotland and into northern ireland and northern england and eventually down towards wales and the midlands and in this zone where we have the cloud and rain, it will be mild, but the cloud will break up in scotland after the rain moves through so it could be a bit chilly first thing here, otherwise pretty mild. the really cold air is either out in the north sea all on the continent and we're getting milder aircoming in on continent and we're getting

through the afternoon, a mixture of rain and snow giving a covering on the hills, east anglia and the—east could see deal for as winds. that will be one to watch through the day. dry, sunny, but still cold. showers across cornwall and the far south—west of wales. it will be wintry over the hills. that could cause some issues. and a mixture of rain, hail, sleet and snow and snow flurries in northern scotland. as we finish monday going into monday night, some of the showers will continue. inland, it will become and beauty cold indeed. in fact, the coldest night of the week where snow is on the ground we will see temperatures in parts of england, wales and scotland may be as low as —12 celsius, even —14 celsius. a foggy start to choose it. one or two showers. most places will have a dry and sunny day before cloud, rain and cold air pushes and from the west later. hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines at 18.32. the headlines. the uk is facing more heavy snowfalls, with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. disgraced celebrity publicist max clifford

once pulled away towards east anglia and the south—east we are left essentially with a dry and fine dayotherwise there will be a peppering showers in northern parts for what will be a pretty chilly afternoon. through the evening and overnight, we will run into a bit of a problem to say the least with ice. we've had those showers of the melting snow and then the surface gets damp over the clearing skies there will be a widespread frost and if the surfaces and treated you might have an issue with ice. but the day itself is really rather glorious. a lot of sunshine, still a peppering of showers to be exposed part of northern scotland, the central belt, much of england and wales try and fight, but you lose across the south—west. .. —— fight, but you lose across the south—west... —— fine. now, dateline london which shaped the stories... hello and a warm welcome to dateline london. i'm jane hill. today we're taking time to reflect on 2017 as it draws to a close — the highs and lows in europe, america and the middle east. let's find out what my guests have made of a turbulent year. with me, th

at the moment, the 10p food past its best before date is only for co—op customers in east anglia, but co—op's approach. this isa welcomes the co—op's approach. this is a really good step forward. let's see how the public response and see what imprecations this could have for a wider roll—out. at the moment, the 10p food past its best before date is only for co—op customers in east anglia, but if the idea works, there is likely to be pressure on it wasn't perhaps the most romantic of settings for a marriage proposal but it was certainly a memorable one and it made history. an australian mp, tim wilson, has used a parliamentary debate on same—sex marriage to propose to his boyfriend. australia's parliament is debating the legislation, after last month's nationwide vote to legalise same—sex marriage. mr wilson's partner of nine years, ryan bolger, was listening in the public gallery, when he got something of a surprise. 0ur sydney correspondent hywel griffith reports. for most people, a 20—hour debate on legislative amendments probably sounds like a bit of a turn—off. but for australian

mild to start across the far west, but once you get used of wiltshire, moving up towards east anglia,uld parts of wales, northern england, across the solway and either side of the central belt, and the odd pocket in northern ireland as well. there are a lot of people on the move at this time of year, and if that is your chosen time... that prospect extends through the day in some locations and, if you're fog lingers, it will put a real dent in the temperatures pulled out west, a bit of cloud but the milder temperatures. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at five. a british diplomat has been killed in beirut. the foreign office says she worked for the department for international development. six people have died in a serious crash on one of birmingham's main roads. police say it was too early to speculate on the cause of the crash. the government wants to lower the age for automatic enrolment in company pension schemes — from twenty—two to eighteen, in a move to offer more people financial security in retirement. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. some news just some

it will not be a warm day through east anglia. milder air is dominating western areas. t split. on monday, the brightest skies after a frosty start will be in the east, the milder air trying to win out across western areas, and it is the milder air that wins out as we go through the week. hello. this is bbc news. your headlines. the canadian pharmaceutical billionaire barry sherman and his wife have been found dead at their home in toronto. police have described the death as suspicious. the south african president jacob zuma says that the country and the governing anc faces enormous challenges as the party gathers to vote for a new leader. a leading supporter brexit has said the uk cannot become a colony of the european union during the expected two—year transition period after britain's withdrawal. and renowned scientist and television presenter heinz wolff has died at the age of 89. well, now, it is dateline london.

some early fog across east anglia and the south—east, large areas of cloud floating through, the thickestf which could produce the odd bit of which could produce the odd bit of rain but largely speaking at friday. some spells of sunshine, temperatures not doing too badly for this time of year, 8—11 degrees, but later in the week, after the mail start the middle of the week will bring some wet weather, and then by the end of the week it will turn much colder and with that colder air of some of us will get to see some sun. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines... all four board members of the government's social mobility commission have resigned in protest at what they see as a lack of progress towards a "fairer britain". the government, probably for understandable reasons, is focused on brexit and seems to lack the bandwidth to be able to translate the rhetoric of promoting social justice into reality. the government sets out plans to make it easierfor children in england to get access to mental health services. schools and colleges will be encouraged to appoint staff

through the afternoon, a mixture of rain, snow on the hills in east anglia and the south—east, thereit will be wintry over the hills, causing a few issues for one or two of you. a mixture of rain, sleet and snow flurries in northern ireland and also in scotland. as we finish monday and go into monday night, showers continuing in the coast. inland it will become pretty cold. the coldest night of the week. where snow is on the ground we will see temperatures in parts of england, wales and scotland as low as —12 to minus 1a. frosty and a0 started tuesday. one or two showers, but most tuesday. one or two showers, but m ost pla ces tuesday. one or two showers, but most places will have a dry and sunny day before slightly cold air pushes in from the west later. this is bbc news. the headlines at four: the uk is facing more heavy snowfalls with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. drivers are being asked to be prepared. some roads will be better than others and with any forecast, it can change. so i think it's a case of keeping your eye on what's on the media and we

the chill stays across the eastern side, down through east anglia and the east midlands. air eventually through the western side of scotland and northern ireland too. that is accompanied by an awful lot of cloud and wind and rain as we start the new day on sunday. increasingly, that area of cloud and rain gradually slumps its way down towards the greater part of england and wales where it will not be a warm day through east anglia. milder air certainly dominating the scene across many of the western areas. we have something of a west—east split as far ahead as monday with the brighter of the skies being in the east, the mild air trying to win out in the west. it's the milder air that wins out as we get on through the week. seeglell; hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3.30pm: the canadian pharmaceutical billionaire barry sherman and his wife honey have been found dead at their home in toronto. police have described the deaths as suspicious. the south african president jacob zuma says the country and the governing anc face enormous challenges as the party gathers to

rain moving through to east anglia and the south east, onto frozen surfaces, we could see a problem withnd and far northern england and showers into north—western parts of scotland. temperatures falling again. in england and wales, cloudy, rain, very cold in east anglia. milder in the south—west perhaps but it will not feel like it. some rain this afternoon for the football matches. gradually turning drier at the end of the afternoon and in edinburgh, it should be dryer, with brightness developing. as we head into the first part of the night, rain clears. as it does, temperatures will fall away rapidly. we will see frost developing. mist and fog. we could see some nice after the rain. heading into monday, high pressure means fine conditions for many with some sunshine. but weather fronts will try to push in later in the week. on monday, a cold start, watch out for early ice. plenty of sunshine around. most should stay dry. in the north—west of scotland, quite mild, and monday night, we could see some really big problems with dense and widespread fog. it could cause travel disruption but

early fog in east anglia and the south east.spot of rain but it isa produce the odd spot of rain but it is a largely dry day with some cells of sunshine and temperatures not doing too badly for this time of year. but as we look deeper into the week after that quiet and fine start, the middle of the week will bring some very wet and windy weather and by the end of the week it will turn much colder and some of us it will turn much colder and some of us will get to see some snow. this is bbc news. the headlines at five. the entire board of the government's social mobility commission resigns, saying theresa may's rhetoric isn't matched by reality. the government, probably for understandable reasons, is focused on brexit and seems to lack the bandwidth to be able to translate the rhetoric about converting social justice into a reality. pressure on the prime minister to refuse to settle the uk's "divorce bill" unless the eu agrees to a series of demands. donald trump hits out at the fbi in a series of angry tweets, claiming the agency

dry weather for the east midlands, east anglia and the north—east of england.avy showers, the snow could come down to lower levels, something to be aware of. ice a risk this morning. this afternoon and this evening, the lying snow, ice could once again be a problem. tonight, this weather front moving south bringing outbreaks of rain, misty and murky for many. north and west, clear spells, temperatures falling below freezing and wintry showers in the far north—east. the weather front bringing the rain across the south, as it moves south, truck isobars, all the way to the north, the arctic airwill be all the way to the north, the arctic air will be back on friday. on the northerly wind, snow showers into the north york moors, pennines, north—east scotland. foremost, after a great start, sunshine in the afternoon, feeling cold with the cold air. that sticks around for the first part of the weekend before milderair first part of the weekend before milder air comes in from the south—west. the detail on saturday, many parts, dry with sunshine. more cloud in the north

perhaps staying dry in east anglia and the south—east during daylight hours before the rain pushes throughce that clears, it looks as though, into next week, it will be largely quiet. mild for most of us, mostly dry, but it does look like it will stay cloudy. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the south african president, jacob zuma, has spoken of the enormous challenges facing the country and the governing anc as it chooses his successor. thousand of homes in tewkesbury, gloucesetershire, have been left without water for a second day following a burst water main. severn trent water says work to repair the broken pipe is proving "extremely difficult". police in canada say they're treating the deaths of the billionaire businessman barry sherman, and his wife as suspicious. retailers are expected to offer large discounts in the week before christmas in an attempt to drive up sales in the shops. now on bbc news, through the lens. sometimes, history's shaped not over the course of years or decades, but in a single day. i'm rebecca jones and i'm here at the magnum photo print room in londo

the fog will lift, likely to stay dry in east anglia and the south—east of england during daylight hoursitting through the spine of the country. south—west england and wales, heavy rain into the afternoon, pushing into the midlands, but 10 degrees in the south—west. still some cold air lingering, east anglia, temperatures struggling to climb above freezing. rain clearing to showers in northern ireland and scotland, a milder story in nyland, 10 degrees quite likely, some of those showers of rain into the northern isles. the wind will swing around to a northwesterly, a cold night in the far north with a scattering of showers, but a ridge of high pressure will build in for monday, and the winds start to swing round to a south—westerly direction, so set to stay with us over the next few days. a brief cold start on monday into the north, but it looks likely to stay quite quiet and a real contrast, really, into next week, cloudy and mild conditions. that said, the far south and east may have some sunshine on monday before cloudy and mild conditions return on tuesday. hello. this is bbc news. t

weather to get through the east midlands and cambridgeshire and lincolnshire and towards parts of east angliaon has the sport. a good day for england's cricketers. a good day for england's cricketers. a century today. the top scorer and he hasn't had a result like this since 2010/2011 which was the last time he performed like this. we are enjoying the performance. tom curran took his first test wicket — and it was an important one. tom curran took his first test wicket — and it was an important one. saptain steve smith out for 78 and that set off an australia collapse, stuart broad taking 4for51. with the hosts all out for 327, england needed a good session with the bat and after stoneman and vice went cheaply, captainjoe root closed in on a half—century. but batting honours went to former skipper alastair cook, who completed his century in the last over before stumps. england 192—2 at the close. a welcome return to form for cook and broad. we created quite a lot of pressure yesterday that we were rewarded with wickets today. i think we were very patient yesterday and when it reversed a littl

with the wind is picking up east anglia with the wind is picking up here.d snow mixed in with that rain also. moving away from the south—east, a quieter picture, watch out for those icy conditions, and widespread sharp frost with less lying snow across england and some sunshine here and from scotland and northern ireland, continued wintry showers feeding in on that cold northerly wind. during the day we keep the rain, sleet and snow mix in the south—east with strong winds, slowly easing away later on in the afternoon. away from the south—east of england, wintry sunshine, temperatures only a few of both —— degrees above freezing and wintry showers continuing to grow in on the northerly wind across northern scotland and northern ireland and fringes of wales. another very cold night monday night into the early hours of tuesday morning so temperatures around —2, perhaps —5 in towns and cities and in the countryside, colder, those lows around —12 to start the day on tuesday. a very widespread frost and icy conditions, could be freezing fog patches lingering from

south—east had three orfour, east anglia and the south—east had three or four, five degrees the bigcome to very much and fizzle away. will allow again another widespread hard frost with temperatures dropping below freezing. in the first part of friday, the next complication. wet weather into northern ireland and wales that it is the potential some snow. during the day on friday even across northern england and southern scotla nd across northern england and southern scotland at lower levels you could see snowfall. a lot of uncertainty at this stage about how disruptive that will be and we will keep you posted. to the north, dry and cold, to the south—west temperature is beginning to creep upwards. that ta kes beginning to creep upwards. that takes us into the weekend. another frontal season early on saturday. rain and hill snow in the north and thenit rain and hill snow in the north and then it is all about the south—westerly wind. strong wind blowing across the country however mild. despite some showery rain there will be spells of sunshine as well. temperatures in the south will re

kent, large part of the south—east and east anglia. the midland still dry with some sunshine.land. and, this wintry mix, rain, sleet and mostly hills though, pushing down into northern england, there will be some heavy showers again this evening. blustery downpours in the south—west. add further east and it is still dry this evening. although, rather chilly. as we run through this evening and overnight, it was a windy for many western areas. we will also seem bands of cloud, rain and sleet moving upwards. we will have the mighty stretches around, with capital is not far away from freezing in many areas. tomorrow, we will see more sunshine and showers. by will see more sunshine and showers. by the morning, more of a northerly wind, and that means, more showers and cloud. wintry showers than the eastern side of england, whereas further west will be much drier, today. wintry showers continuing northern scotland, that northerly wind. temperatures similar to today, northerly winds, mind you, now as that eases down on friday night. the showers will become fewer and temperatures will

the feel of cloud eventually drags the rain away from east anglia and the south east to leave behind're there is lying snow it will be even colder. plenty of sunshine around, doing absolutely nothing. being the british isles in late december, we have something different moving in towards friday. this could bring its own issues, so there could be a conversion across there could be a conversion across the northern parts of britain, with the northern parts of britain, with the rain turning to snow for a time, and the milder regime winds moving into the weekend. all this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 11am. prince harry has been setting out how he views his role as a senior royal. he said while he must remain above politics he will continue to shine a light on certain issues and causes. i will continue to play my part in society and do myjob to the best of my ability so i can wake up in the morning and feel energised and go to bed hopefully knowing that i have done the best that i can. snow and ice affect travel across the uk— stansted airport closes its runway, and motor

brightening up across northern england, through the midlands, perhaps ease world go towards east anglia, cloudy and drizzly weather in the west of the uk. this is monday. quiet day. a lot of clout. sunshine in the east. mild for the time of year, temperatures up for the time of year, temperatures up to for the time of year, temperatures upto9 for the time of year, temperatures up to 9 degrees in the afternoon. the not talking about frostjust yet. into the week it is a quiet, mild and cloudy start. towards the middle of the week it could get wet and then the cold and windy weather returns later on. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm shaun ley. president donald trump is celebrating his first legislative triumph, after the us senate passed tax cuts in the early hours of saturday morning. should he be looking over his shoulder now his former national security adviser has admitted lying to the fbi about contacts with russia? we'll also discuss why ireland's border could be a brexit barrier come monday. with me in the studio: the irish writer and broadcaster brian o'connell. the algeri

probably a little bit of forward as we go through to monday morning rush hour, particularly in east anglia dry unsettled weather will greet us on monday and slightly milder weather and we had in the weekjust gone. that is because we have hired pressure, but mine conditions, pushing to north and west and we have to wait till mid week to see something more turbulent. that is wednesday, it looks set to turn wet and windy about that stage. but a quiet start for the week for goodbye. —— for many of us. goodbye. president trump has said the actions of his former national security advisor michael flynn during the presidential transition period were lawful but he had to sack him because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. the us senate has passed a sweeping bill paving the way for the first big legislative victory of donald trump's victory. democrat said it would only benefit the wealthy and big business. there is growing criticism of two former police officers who leaked information pornographic images had been found on the work computer of damian green. he has denied

even if the cloud should break and i think it will, that may spawn one or two bog problems across east angliarly. on tuesday, not a great deal of difference. more cloud than today across the east of england and scotland, but a very a cce pta ble england and scotland, but a very acceptable day for the time of year that as you say, rain and wind across the northern and western parts of scotland. 8—10 will cover it. quiet to start with then it's the middle part of the week where you really have to pay attention to the forecast, particularly if you are on the move. if you like cold weather, a bit of snow, the end of the week is just what you were after. you're watching beyond 100 days. it was all going to so well — until it wasn't. high hopes are dashed in brussels, as brexit talks fall apart. the problem is still ireland and what to do about britain's land border with the eu. there was an air of optimism here in brussels, until the dup objected to mrs may's proposals for the irish border. so, it's back to negotiating. we want to move forward together, but on a couple of issues some differences d

where it will not be a warm date through east anglia. milderair warm date through east anglia.in as far ahead as monday, with the brightest skies after a frosty start will be in the east. the milder air trying to wind out across western areas. the milder winds out through the week. —— —— the milder air winds out through the week. good evening. the south african president jacob zuma has warned that the ruling anc party's very survival is under threat. at a conference to choose a new leader, he said voters believed it was arrogant and soft on corruption. mr zuma himself has faced allegations of fraud and racketeering. his successor is widely expected to become the next president in 2019. 0ur africa editor, fergal keane is in johannesburg. we are told that by tomorrow, we will know who the next leader of the african national congress is going to be. but a movement which came to power more than two decades ago promising a new moral nation finds itself in crisis. not since the anc came to power 23 years ago has so much depended on the votes of its party members. an organisation that

a concern about how dense some of the fog patches will be, not first thing, some may linger in east angliau would expect for the start of the year and essentially it's a dry one. that's not the case for the north of scotland, quite breezy and wet here, especially in the northern isles. elsewhere, a speckling of showers for northern scotland and northern ireland but that's the exception to essentially a dry rule, as i say, some of the fog may take time to get away from the south—eastern quarter. there may be more low cloud than i'm showing here, giving a rather grey aspect to the day. that prospect gradually drifting from west to east. if yourfog lingers, six degrees could be your high, elsewhere, eight, nine, ten. not a great deal happening during the evening, perhaps just freshening up the wind, that's a sign of things to come, especially for northern scotland, wet and windy fare here as we get on during the day on tuesday but elsewhere not a bad day, quite a quiet start to the week. notice monday and tuesday. however, we begin to change things quite markedly as we get on into wednesday.

notjust first thing, some may linger in east anglia, the south—east and central and southern england. for the start of the year, and essentially it's a dry one. that's not the case across the north of scotland, quite breezy, quite wet here, especially in the northern isles. elsewhere, a speckling of showers for northern scotland and northern ireland. but that's the exception to essentially a dry rule. as i say, some of the fog may take time to get away from that south—eastern quarter. and there may well be a little bit more low cloud than i'm showing here, giving a rather grey aspect to the day, that gradually drifting, that prospect, from west to east. if yourfog lingers, six degrees could be your high, but elsewhere, eight, nine, ten. not a great deal happening during the course of the evening, perhaps just freshening up the wind. and that's a sign of things to come, especially for northern scotland, wet and windy here as we get on during the day on tuesday. but elsewhere not a bad day, quite a quiet start to the week. notice monday and tuesday. however, we begin to change things qu

midlands in central and southern england, but some fog could linger all day in the south—east and east angliather north and west. temperatures could hit 14 degrees. wednesday will not be as foggy. the weather front is very weak. much milder to the south. perhaps some sunshine in northern scotland. you're watching beyond 100 days. echoes of the cold war and a clash of global superpowers in america's new national security strategy. president trump will lay out his vision for america's global role in the next few minutes — with a focus on china and russia. this is the scene at washington's ronald reagan building you can see mike pence, and he is like to introduce donald trump, who will expand on his policy of america first. another big story this hour, a horrific train crash on the us west coast. several people are dead after the train came off the tracks. get in touch with us using the hashtag #beyond100days. hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london.

of england and wales but colder conditions to start your day for the south—east of england for east anglia day across northern england with perhaps a bit of frost and fog for the manchester region. northern ireland and scotland starting the day on a dry night and there will be a bit of sunshine from there will be a bit of sunshine from the word go. through the course of the word go. through the course of the day the right conditions with a bit of rain for the far north of scotland. elsewhere things are looking dry and any of that mist and fog should lift and clear. cloudy skies moving in from the west turn milder. further east across the country still chilly. on monday night, some really dense fog forming. misty and murky and in some places very foggy to start tuesday morning. that fog may cause a bit of disruption, particularly where we've got the temperatures near or below freezing. freezing fog patches on tuesday likely to cause disruption to travel on the roads and in the skies. watch out for that potential for some dense fog. for many, the mist and fog will be slow to clear. further n

this is the amber warning area, you can see if extending further south—east in towards east anglia, on good news is this will continue to weaken as we head on towards the afternoon, fragment, become a bit lighter. there will be some snow in the area so roads will be treacherous. rural communities could be cut off for a while. southern parts of england, in the south—west, bristol channel, gale force winds, maybe eight to —— 80 mph. disruption from wind, snow, across the north, it will be largely dry, very cold, but lots of crisp sunshine, some wintry showers across the north highlands. 0utbreaks sunshine, some wintry showers across the north highlands. outbreaks of sleet and snow continuing through central areas, clearing through the course of the night but it will leave a hazardous ice risk across northern areas. watch out for that. town and city values here. lower than that over the snowfields across scotland, maybe —12 in places. this can donna clears away on monday. there will be some damaging winds in france. northern periphery could clip the south and south—east with heavy rain, s

shield of fog lifts across the midlands and central, southern england, the fog could linger in east angliahe day. and it could well be that we see a return of some of that fog as we start the new day on wednesday. more patchy, perhaps, but still the odd pocket of dense fog, and you only need one pocket, of course, to ruin your day. this frontal system makes slow progress down and across the british isles as we get on through the day on wednesday, bringing with it the possibility of some rain. i don't think there'll be an awful lot, although it may well be enhanced, that frontal system just waving its way across the heart of the british isles during the day. and to either side, essentially, it is still relatively mild, but i think as the frontal system comes a little bit further south, so the milder airs will tend to be confined across the southern parts of britain, maybe something slightly colderjust making its presence felt across northern parts of scotland and into northern ireland. here, i think single—figure temperatures, but not perishingly cold, by any means at all, with the breezes

further east, you are really on borrowed time across the midlands and east anglia, the rain heading towardsorthern parts of england, northern ireland and southern scotland, a decent afternoon in prospect. in the northern parts of scotland showers turning increasingly wintry. there comes the rain. here is the additional one. we've got some snow likely as that whole system moves further to the east, so it will open the doorfor a mix on the further to the east, so it will open the door for a mix on the northern and western flanks of that low of the rain to convert to snow. i don't just mean the higher ground in the peak district and wales. ten centimetres, perhaps, for some. peak district and wales. ten centimetres, perhaps, forsome. it could be at lower levels that we will see someone treats their getting into the midlands and east anglia, down towards the chilterns. once that system is the way we have a really bright day on our hands across a good part of the british isles. you will notice again that it is about two or six degrees. no more than double figures. that will lead a son after a ch

across the midlands and east anglia too. some cloud and drizzle for wales and northern england.igns of what is to come as we push into the middle of the week. wet and windy conditions extending across the isles. for much of england and wales a quiet night on tuesday, up some rain. windy for scotland and northern ireland. still some temperatures in the double figures. 0vernight wednesday into thursday, really starting to bring in some wet weather, this low is a savage affair, some strong winds and those will be with us on thursday, the weather front to the south making for a wet start to the day on thursday and bright weather to follow from the north later on. notjust brighter, but colder. that is white you see it on the map behind me. snow showers and you can see the temperatures coming down across northern scotland, still in double figures for the south of the british isles through thursday afternoon but that warm air will be pushed away by another arctic plunge. that will be here by the time we get into friday. friday, a pretty good—looking day if you are in doors looking thro

today in the north—east because we are back into slightly cooler air, but milder than today for east angliaes in. what we will find is probably a bit of fog as we go through to monday morning rush—hour, particularly in east anglia and the south—east. further west, we keep a pestering of showers, but a lot of dry and settled weather will greet many of us on monday, and slightly milder weather than we had in the weekjust gone. that‘s because we‘ve got high pressure, benign conditions sitting over the uk. most of the weather fronts are being pushed to the north and the west of our shores, and we have to wait until midweek until we see something a little bit more turbulence. and that‘s wednesday, it looks set to turn wet and windy by that stage. but a quiet start to the week for many. bye— bye. this is bbc world news today. i‘m samantha simmonds. our top stories. president trump says the actions of his former top aide pleads guilty of lying to the fbi — tweeting that michael flynn‘s actions were in fact "lawful". but mr trump has also scored a big win this weekend after republicans in the senat

four east anglia, not so much fog around.rth of that, that's where we have the best chance of starting the day with some brightness. it will be breezy in the far north, but there will be shown is here. as we go through the day are a frontal system, what is left of it, we'll trudge painstakingly slowly south, bringing patchy rain into north england. to the south, very cloudy. it is relatively mild. that week front starts to move northwards. some patchy rain on that. a lot of mist and mark. the mildest air down to the south—west. these frontal systems will be squashed as we get through the week. we're trying to dominate the weather. a lot of dry weather. north—eastern areas will see the best of the sunshine. it looks mild up to christmas. a lot of dry weather around. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: police say they've taken action to foil an alleged islamist terror plot that could have been carried out this christmas. four men have been arrested in sheffield and chesterfield. jailed for 20 years — the man who threw aci

east anglia. out of the south—east. northern ireland has a scattering of showers.ntly dry weather will be in the midlands. chance of the shower. any user spots will get away with a dry day. through the evening that frontal system is just through the evening that frontal system isjust dragging its rain that bit further south as we get on into the early hours of sunday. sunday itself a lot of dry weather. perhaps some brightness to be had across the northern half of the british isles further south quite a bit of cloud but even here quite a bit of cloud but even here quite a bit of cloud but even here quite a bit of dry weather. the showers that have been there thereabouts probably noticeably absent. double—figure temperatures. the weekend increasingly mild but cloudier and the chance of summary. —— some rain. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at eight... president trump's former national security adviser pleads guilty to lying to fbi agents. the first secretary of state, damian green, denies new allegations that he watched pornography on his house

despite the fact that the shield of fog lifts across southern england, it could linger in east angliaday. it could well be that we see a return of some of that fog as we start the new day on wednesday. more patchy perhaps, but still the odd pocket of dense fog and you only need one pocket to ruin your day. this frontal system makes slow progress down and across the british isles as we get on through the day on wednesday. bringing with it the possibility of some rain, i don't think there will be an awful lot, although it may be enhanced. that frontal system waving its way across the heart of the british isles during the day. to either side, it is essentially still relatively mild, but as the frontal system comes further south, the milder airs will tend to be confined over the southern parts of britain, maybe something slightly colderjust making its presence felt across northern parts of scotland and into northern ireland. i think single figure temperatures but not perishingly cold, the breeze is coming across the top end of a new developing area of high pressure as we close out the wee